the p.a.'a. and to look after the rest of the crew. >> snacks, check. everything else, check. >> cart conductor, check. >> they become family. usually figuratively but sometimes, literally. >> there's a bit of a tradition on "lockup" to have my family members work on the show. my sister was a producer. my sons have worked on the show. my middle boy, tommy, was a production assistant on "lockup: orange county jail." >> tell me what happened in there. >> i just got hit on by a bunch of men. >> men? >> i mean, women. women. yeah, women. it was a very new experience. >> welcome aboard. >> yeah. >> my oldest son, michael, graduated from college and went straight to work on "lockup: world tour" where he went to scotland and ended up in belgium as a production assistant. >> when we were in belgium a particular officer seemed to kind of create a joking relationship with our production assistant, michael. the officer was a strong guy and always talking about his strength and prowess. >> got to get low.

. >> jeffrey dempsey of cease-fire p.a. say there are so many cases in the court system it doesn't take very long to have someone come in and give a victim impact statement. coming up a local politician has a plan for addressing this problem. we'll hear from her in 30 minutes. >>> happening today the philadelphia wildcats are heading to pittsburgh ahead of their ncaa basketball tournament. plenty of excitement for nova nation all across our area to capture the top seed in the east region and they will take on the number 16 seed the lafayette leopards of eastern p.a. their coach is han lynn. tip offis set off for thursday night. as if chip kelly didn't drive us all crazy last week he brought in former denver broncos and jets quarterback tim tebow. tebow hasn't played in two years. he left philly without a deal and it's reported the birds will not be signing him at this time. >> i tweeted that out and they're like what? fascinating. what's old could some day be new again and make the morning commute a little easier for a lot

this is the 7600 block of penrose avenue elkins park p.a. glen was glern glenn was telling me he's familiar with this area. very nice area by the way, lots of home there, you see a baseball diamond, so there is ballparks there for kids playing little league baseball. so -- >> yeah vai, this is an area close to where i grew up. and it was always considered pretty nice real estate. it is just north of cheltenham avenue, and elkins park kind of starts right at cheltenham avenue and goes up toward church road and then township line road and in that vicinity. that is elkins park. again, it is a very nice area cheltenham township covers a pretty wide area. but it is all north of cheltenham avenue, going up toward township line. this particular location is much closer to cheltenham avenue itself. and as you can see, you know there are houses there are apartments, there are houses of worship in elkins park. several of them. some of them world famous as a matter of fact. one of the most famous architects in the world, frank lloyd wright built one of

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. >> reporter: we reached out to cease-fire p.a. they say today's rally is the next step in gun owners' campaign into guns wherever. she goes on to say guns do not belong where children are. we're digging into the ordinance that's at the center of this impasse impasse. we're going to have more coming up at 7:30. jesse fwargary "nbc 10 news." >>> a final tribute to a police officer. robert wilson iii has been laid to rest. commissioner charles ramsey awarded wilson the medal of honor, medal of valor, and posthumously promoted to sergeant. yesterday hundreds of police officers from philadelphia and all over the country paid their respects to him at the powe less tra on penn's campus in university city. it was an emotional day as you can imagine filled with tears but fond memories as the father of two young boys. his partner spoke about the friendship they shared. >> rob put smiles on my face every single day. fwhefr had a bad day. for some reason we got separated. i wanted to be with my man. i felt safe around him. he felt safe around

he was the nominee to head the p.a. state police. he removed road signs that kit criticized his decision to wear a trooper uniform when he did not come within the ranks. he said they were feet of his children's bus stop and he reacted as a father taking them down and prosecutors will decide if this is misdemeanor theft. >>> investigating a stabbing and shooting at the asian cuisine around 4:00. officers say several people were involved in a fight inside. one man was stabbed and that man then shot the man who stabbed him. both in stable condition. no word on any charges. >>> what is in a name. that is the debate in wilmington as the school decides to change the mascot. the mascot has always been the redskins but a group of students and staff is pushing to retire the headdress logo and redskins nickname over concerns they're offensive to native americans. for now, it seems the change is moving forward even though some alumnae leaders say they've been blind-sided by the proposed change and pushing back. to them the redskins nickname is

by 9:00 most of the showers are out to the mountains and along the maryland/p.a. border. 58 downtown, 55 in manassas and by 1:00 it's 67 downtown, 70 in fredericksburg and 61 as farley north as frederick. temperatures will -- as far north as frederick. temperatures will fall by 5:00 which is still okay, 59 downtown, but now 50 in hagerstown and temps fall back into the 40s by evening. we're headed to the 30s after that. wind gust over 30 miles per hour. this is a 5:00 forecast of the winds, almost a 30 mile-per- hour wind gust leesburg, manassas, downtown. 66 at 11:00, partly sunny skies. good shape on wednesday, cooler, low 50s. low 50s on thursday. clouds come in late. that leads to a cold rain. spring arrives 6:45 friday evening. we have a wet snowflake in early friday morning and a cool weekend and cool also into next week. >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> butterflies certainly flying around for maryland, georgetown and virginia as they have days to get ready for their openers in the ncaa tournament. georgetown fourth seed and a team

this is the hotel that was dan bellefonte p.a. and that was such a real historical till. it was a residential tell by the time i went into it. there was an arson related fire and thankfully no one was killed but was left pretty much as is like nobody wanted to get their stuff back. i don't believe you can see. if you look where the stairs are going up and coming back towards the camera, if you can see that whole in the staircase, those were scary stairs but it was a scary building. there were a lot of holes in it and when you carbonized wood, you have no idea how much weight it's going to take, so that's why he was in such incredibly good condition. and this was the building right next door, the garment upper house, and this was a really really sad loss for the committee. they really wanted to preserve this under really angry about the default about the building. user i'm the guy who is for historic preservation in all cases, but this place had the worst luck in white mall i've ever seen. in part because of the fact the garment fire had burned holes in the roof. so theate

. >> reporter: we reached out to cease-fire p.a. a gun violence prevention nonprofit, the executive director said today's rally is the next step in gun owners' campaign to bully pennsylvania to accept guns any time, anywhere agenda. she characterizes today's rally as a mistake. we're going have more on that coming up in 30 minutes. live in montgomery county jesse gary, n b kr"nbc 10 news"." >>> a hero is now laid to rest. this weekend family friends, and colleagues said their final good-byes to philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii. as a final tribute to the eight-year veteran to the department police commissioner charles ramsey awarded wilson the medal of honor, medal of valor, and promoted him to sergeant. they plan to rename the valor medal in wilson's honor. >> i have never witnessed an act of bravery like i saw that day. >> hundreds of police officers from philadelphia and all across the country paid their final respects to officer wilson at penn's campus. he lost his life trying to save others. the 30-year-old officer

most of the energy and moisture will be north of the maryland/p.a. border. could be showers frederick, martinsburg, maybe down to winchester, temps mild, 62 in winchester, 61 downtown, 62 toward mitchellville. by 5:30 tomorrow evening the front will go through and drag some showers through. i think this may be a little overdone. the rpm going hog wild with orange and yellow which is pretty heavy rain around baltimore. we'll see wet roads here and there, but temperatures are mild. it won't last long. it clears out quickly. by 8:30 tomorrow we're looking at maybe a leftover shower maybe across the bay. temperatures won't fall like a stone tomorrow night either behind the front, nothing crazy cold. by 8:30 still 49 in gaithersburg, still 55 in leesburg and manassas, 54 in leesburg. tonight not bad, clear to peculiar, breezy, chilly, 36 -- partly cloudy, breezy, chilly, 36 to 44. morning sunshine to start and clouds roll in, 36 to 60 for temperatures, winds southwest 10 to 20 and gusting, so winds increasing throughout the day. we could see a late shower well no

. >> reporter: we reached out to the cease-fire p.a. a nonprofit. they say it's campaign to bully them into an 'jen da for guns anywhere any time. again, the rally starts at 1k here at the park and the only concerns is they could have protesters showing up. at this point it doesn't seem like they will. jess garry, nbc news. >> a final tribute to a philadelphia hero. police officer robert wilson iii has been laid to rest. as a tribute to the eight-year veteran of the department commissioner charles ramsey awarded wilson the medal of honor, the medal of valor, and posthumously promoted him to sergeant. they'll rename the medal of valor in honor of wilson. yesterday hundreds of police officers paid their respects to officer wilson at the funeral service at the palestra at penn's campus. he's the father of two young boys. his partner on the job spoke about about the friendship they shared. >> rob put smiles on my face every single day. we never had a bad day. for some reason we got separated. i had a lot of attitude that day because i wanted to be with

during the totals we'll see much across central p.a. northern new jersey. 3 to 6. a coating of as much as 2 inches in washington, d.c. the storm booted out to sea by another strong cold front. what that means is more below average temperatures moving in especially for sunday and monday. sunday's highs mainly in the 30s and 40s. the cherry blossoms and daffodils, things you expect for spring, we're gang to wait a little longer than average this year. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems to be reversing his stance on the palestinian state. late in his election he ruled out a two-state solution, but yesterday he backed away from those statements. none of this sits well with obama's officials. say they're reassessing their approach to the issue. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it was quite a stunning reversal. netanyahu saying now he supports a two-state solution for israel and palestinians after he stated so strongly before the election there will be no palestinian state under his watch. the reversal is not be

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[indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so same time next week? well, of course.ut away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig ♪ >>> president obama will sit down with jimmy kimmle this thursday. the president made his first appearance via satellite in june of 2008 during his initial campaign. sean penn will join the president on thursday's episode. watch jimmy kimmle week nights at 11:35 after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thinking of being an inn keeper? you can make it a reality. this is the center level inn in maine and it is worth $900,000. the current owner is particularly giving it away, the house land, everything. she said she won it in an essay contest 22 years ago but after 17-hour days and serving up to 120 dinners a night she is ready to hang up her hat. they expect about 7500 entries and that would come to nearly $1 million for her retirement. >> who wins a house in an essay contest? that's creative, but she is like doing sportscaster work. >> exactly like that. >> without the stress. >> without the make

some of biggest snow, central to eastern p.a., 2-4 in philly and a coating to two in d.c. behind is another shot of cold sunday and monday temperatures well below average. scott, folks looking forward to cherry blossoms, spring weather will have to wait a little bit longer. >> pelley: eric fisher wbz thanks very much. chilly also describes the relationship between president obama and benjamin netanyahu but today, the president phoned the israeli prime minister to congratulate him on his re-election. jaws dropped today when netanyahu reversed himself on issues that helped him win and here's our chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: on the eve of the israeli election, prime minister netanyahu said there would never be a palestinian state while he was in office. that's something he endorsed in 2009 and it's been the cornerstone of u.s. policy for more than a decade. but today in an interview on msnbc, netanyahu brushed off his comment as campaign rhetoric. >> i haven't changed my policy. i never retracted my speech six years ago calling for a demilitariz

. >> and it's right next to the p.a. turnpike.ou see the cars going by close to where these flames are. it does look like the structure of this building is helping to contain it to the confines of this sheet metal plant. as you said renee, at this point no reported injuries despite the size of this fire. tap on the nbc 10 app for updates and watch at 11:00 as well. >> for all of us here at nbc 10 thanks for joining us. >> the news continues now with nbc nightly news. see you at 11:00. t test t >>> on the broadcast tonight, new video of a deadly confrontation as police shoot a man on the streets of los angeles. what cameras captured and what by standers saw. another fire storm tonight over the use of lethal force. >>> storm of controversy as the israeli prime minister arrives in washington to deliver a warning to america. are we about to make a bad deal with iran? >>> how safe are the homes across so many floors across the country? big fallout after a bombshell report. >>> wild weather. a whiteout at the beach in southern californi

and the p.a. is nearly bankrupt at this moment.t is in nobody's interest, madame chair, for this to -- for the p.a. to fall apart. >> and on cuba? >> so we don't want that to happen. i'll come to cuba in a minute. on the 14-year-old venezuelaen, that is horrendous. venezuela keeps moving in the wrong direction and making the wrong choices. and the answer is the sanctions are being implemented right now as fast as possible. we're working with the national security council. we're working with the department of treasury and other agencies to implement the provisions of the law as rapidly as we can. so we have no disagreement whatsoever on the egregious behavior, the repression of people, the arrests, the false accusations against us that are emanating out of venezuela. we invite frequently president midoro to realize that there is a complete alternative set of options available to him. we hope he will take them. >> but he can commit these acts because nothing happens. we really aren't implementing the sanctions. >> the law is being im

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this is from a daily of the p.a. and these are the people that were pressuring them to cut a peace deal with them. what about this? the palestinian authority has named numerous locations and events after palestinian terrorists responsible for killing israeli civilians. or what about this? this opinion piece that appears in "the new york times" in 2013. palestinian authority flition and request stations, public school summer camps children's magazines and web sites are being used to drive home four core messages -- that the existence of a jewish state is i will illegitimate because there is no history of jewish people. second the jewish scientists are horrible people that corrupt those in their vicinity. third, that palestinians must continue to struggle until the inevitable replacement of israel by a palestinian state. and fourth, that all forms of resistance are honorable and valid even if some forms of violence are not expedient. instead of being schooled in the culture of peace the next generation of palestinians

we had a p.a. hidden under your chair and tickle your tank. >> jimmy: i felt something going on.mething. >> i was hoping you would climax. >> jimmy: go >> jimmy: who says i didn't? [cheers and applause] >> you want to be out here, right now, girl. >> jimmy: we have a clip of from when i was on your show. >> you're a funny man. tell us a joke. >> all right. so two guys are out in the middle of the desert. one guy gets bit by a snake. right on the head of his [ bleep ] [ >> get out of the set! >> jimmy: i never got to the punch line of the joke. >> it was like 4:00 in t morning. >> jimmy: your desk budget must be enormous. >> in the millions. >> jimmy: do the guests not ever understand the show beforehand? >> 90% of the guests have zero idea. >> jimmy: for real? >> we have guests walk out and they get upset. >> jimmy: who left? >> lauren conrad left. i vomited during the interview. it wasn't real, but she didn't know that. i started slurping the vomit off the desk. and she went out, she says i'm going to have you banned. and jimmy e-mailed me a few days later, i want to do your sho

we reached out to cease-fire p.a. a nonprofit. the executive director said today's rally is the next step into bullying pennsylvania to accept people's guns anywhere any time agenda. she says the guns don't belong where children are. jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> a final tribute to a philadelphia hero. police officer robert wilson iii has now been laid to rest. as a tribute to the member of the department. he was awarded the medal of honor and named sergeant. yesterday hundreds of police officers from philadelphia. paid their respects at penn's campus in university city. it was an emotional day filled with tears and fond members of two young boys. his partner spoke about the friendship they shared on the job. >> rob was smiles all day. he had a lot of attitude that day because i wanted to be with my man. i felt safe around him. he felt safe around me. that's my man. >> officer stevenson whom you just heard from became emotional hearing tributes to his fallen partner. wilson was killed in an attempted robbery at a game stop store.

overturned tractor-trailer, we're learning this is near allentown near the lehigh valley exit ramp of the p.apike on the northeast extension. the accident happened near the toll plaza. it was just after 8:00 this morning. it's unclear if that scene has been cleared yet. we're working to get more details about possible injuries traffic backups and what that truck was carrying. we'll update you throughout the rest of the news cast. >>> here's a live picture inside of the palestra on penn's campus where as you can see, officers are filing in to say their final farewells to officer robert wilson iii killed in the line of duty a week ago thursday. the viewing has been going on since 7:00 this morning. the funeral service will begin at 10:30. this is expected to be a tremendous outpouring of support. those seats will be filled within the next 30 minutes or so. again, as this viewing wraps up in a half hour ahead we will continue to bring you live pictures throughout the morning. >>> in other news former secretary of state hillary clinton will visit our area next week as the controversy continues ov

good morning aaron from i-81 south of the p.a. line. and the interstate is fine. it's just wet. take a look traffic is moving i think pretty much at the speed limit this morning out on the interstate. let's show them the highway right now. give they will an idea what is going on. traffic in good shape right now. s's wet out here. 33 degrees. a wet snowfall. only sticking to the trees and the card top tops. on the ground we have about an inch. and good for snowballs. over to the car, this is hopefully the last time you have to do this season clean the snow off the car. comes off real easy. a very wet snow. and that's what we're dealing with. once the sun comes up here that will make a big difference on any slushy accumulations on neighborhood streets and your sidewalks. back to you. >> mike seidel live for us near hagerstown. thank you. and chuck bell will let you know when the snow will stop and if we'll see spring like weather anytime soon. the "7-day forecast" coming up. >>> 6:18. today there will be a forum at the university of virginia to address the recent arrest of martese

. >> we reached out to cease-fire p.a., a nonprofit.the executive director said it's the next step into bullying the campaign to accept guns anyone anywhere, anytime agenda. she goes on to say guns don't belong near children. coming up you're going to hear from people out here early this morning and why they on jelkt so feverishly to having guns in the park. live from bala sincynwyd park jesse gary. >>> colleagues and friends and family said good-bye to their colleague. police commissioner charles ramsey awarded wilson the medal of honor, medal of valor and posthumous humusly promoted him to sergeant. >> i have never witnessed an act of bravery like i saw that day. >> hundreds of police officers from philadelphia and across the country paid their final respects to officer wilson at the palestra on penn's campus at university city yesterday morning. officer wilson lost his life trying to save others. the 30-year-old officer was making a security check and buying a gift for one of his sons at a north philadelphia gamestop on march 5th. th

. >> philadelphia p.a., doing a football stadium. >> jimmy: how many seats will there be at this showale for two and a have weeks and we're at 37,000 tickets sold. >> jimmy: that's incredible, unbelievable. this is not just -- well, it's a comedy show but pyrotechnics -- >> this is going to be a big deal. i use the term comedic rock star and i have been for some time. this is my chance to show people what i mean. it's more than just a standup comedy. it's the experience. those people that will see my tour, you will be a part of an event. this is a world record breaking thing i'm happy to do. more importantly the love and support i get from my fans is unreal. i feel like i owe it to you all to step up to the plate. >> jimmy: like a rock star, will you make love to your fans after the show? >> well -- no. no, i won't. i won't do that. but i will put on some tight-ass pants. [ laughter ] i will, i will do that. >> jimmy: that's all we can ask for. kevin hart is here. the movie is "get hard." we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ working for the man every night and day ♪ >> d

c ♪ ♪ [ woman on p.a. ] now boarding track 6. ♪ ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe something suspicious. but you don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ ♪ if you see something say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >> ♪ ♪ >> hey, chris. good morning. >> good morning. oh, in a great mood. >> it is wednesday. >> and we're halfway through. >> halfway through but we're not in the clear. we were looking forward to spring, because it is coming on friday. now, sue has something new for us. >> sue, i'll take the first half of the week rather than the second half of the day. >> how about yesterday? >> wasn't that beautiful? >> now the wind of change have arrived. blustery win every change, and you will feel it when you walk out the door this morning. you may have felt it if you were out late last night perhaps celebrating saint patrick's day so after a tuesday high of 68 degrees, it is going to be 15 to 20 degrees colder today, and yep, rain and/or snow expected on friday, depending on where you live. so that's with a

hi, white guy with dread locks who sold weed to jason, our p.a.i, hotel concierge, who thinks i'm jimmy fallon. hi, cashier at whippen, who likes the show but goes to bed before it starts. hi, parking valet, who claims he tried to get tickets to the show on stub hub even though they're free. hi, pleasant older advertising executive, who met my writers over breakfast and enthusiastically told them about a large statue in alabama. hi, uber driver, who for some reason ended the ride by wishing my staffers a happy birthday. hi, drunk guy, who jumped into my stage manager's pedicab screaming, let's split it, even though he had no idea where the cab was headed and then immediately fell asleep. hi, other drunk guy in karaoke bar, who refused to believe our teleprompter operator bob was not simpson's creator matt groenig. where is bob? [ cheers and applause ] hi, very nice alamo draft house employees, who let us take pictures in their building without saying they had to ask the manager first. hi, ms. p from ms. p's chicken who invited my assistants to hav

heavier shower north of hagerstown drifting north along the maryland/p.a. border.e immediate metro area west around the entire beltway, fairfax, manassas, light activity and down toward quantico and bredburg, it is wet. heaviest -- fredericksburg, it is wet. heaviest activity is around annapolis, the yellow heavier activity on our legend. you might hear a rumble of thunder in the next hour or two, but everything ends early tonight and bus stop temperatures will be chilly, dry, though, 36 to 48 for temperatures. it will be nice tomorrow, but i still emphasize a light jacket probably a good idea. it will not be windy tomorrow. it will be a warmer wind thursday, temperature near 70. later tonight we may have a couple showers possible till about 8:00, temperatures in the 50s essentially 10:00 generally clear to partly cloudy, upper 40s down toward la plata, manassas, 54 in fredericksburg. by morning everybody is clear and chilly, 34 in gaithersburg, 36 in la plata, 39 in fredericksburg. by 9:00 it's still 38 in hagerstown, everybody else essentially low to mid-40s. by

>> caller: jill from warminster p.a. >> warminster holy cow, i used to hang out there until it turned into coals. >> caller: great place. question about coca-cola. i want to know if now is a good time to buy coca-cola and what is a good entry point. and also will the strong dollar affect future earnings and maybe sales in the emerging markets? >> first i want to say that you have no accent and i have no accent and everybody else has an accent. i'm going to put that out there because you're from two miles from where i am. coca-cola is hedged out. that's okay. coca-cola i think is at a pretty interesting level because they own stakes in keurig and stakes in monster beverage which makes me intrigued by the story and no one ever got hurt buying coca-cola including warren buffett. leslie in florida, leslie? >> caller: hey, jim, first-time caller. i'm brand new to the stock market so i've been trying to do some homework. one of the stocks that i ran across is viva system and i was wondering what your thoughts were, and is it okay to buy stocks that do not offer dividends? >> it's absolutely

what if the shovel did all the heavy lifting ♪ ♪ [ woman on p.a. ] now boarding track 6. ♪ ♪ do not leavele announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. but you don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ ♪ if you see something say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >> ♪ >> talk about this disturbing. this 71-year-old woman is pushed to the ground after an alleged dispute over handicapped parking spot. this was at a milwaukee wal-mart. 32-year-old perkins told them the older woman had stolen her parking spot and that she was being discriminated against because of her race. perkins is accused of running up and slamming the victim onto the pavement in the fight over the spot. the victim suffered a fractured hip. perkins now facing a felony charge. >> detectives in polk county florida finally bust a crook they refer to as the meat man. meet the meat man. detectives say caesar pew would go into a big supermarket and come out with pounds of primeau beef without paying and turn around and sell them on the street for a traction of their rea

start out with sunshine in the morning, a little clipperlike system that will race along the maryland/p.a. border and drag a cold front through tomorrow afternoon. the bulk of the precipitation and energy stays north of us. by 6:00 30s and 40s. we start with sunshine that fades quickly. by 9:00 clouds roll in, 40s and dry for the most part, a couple showers maybe moving into frederick and hagerstown late morning hours. that's about it. by 1:00 we see showers in frederick and almost down to leesburg. the good news, we're upper 50s and low 60s, so still mild. the through by 5:30, pretty good area of showers across 95 between baltimore and d.c. and extending back route 7 to leesburg and up 270 into clarkbsurg. by 7:30 most of the showers are south of town, still into southern maryland and down into st. mary's county but generally light, nothing crazy heavy. tonight we're okay, clear to partly cloudy, breezy, chilly, 36 to 44, winds southwest 10 to 15. by morning becoming mostly cloudy, so we start with sunshine and with some clouds, maybe a shower extreme north and west. the wind southwester

across the divide into garrett county or down toward davis, west virginia, or north of the maryland/p.aby 1:00 tomorrow temps in the upper 60s, 70 in fredericksburg, 60 as far north as frederick and 69 as far north as la plata. by this time tomorrow night clear skies, temperatures back in the 50s. temps won't fall super far super fast. these will be gradual, 59 downtown tomorrow at this time not so bad, 58 in manassas, 60 in culpeper, 64 in fredericksburg. by 6:30 we see low 50s in the suburbs north and west, 49 in hagerstown and still 57 downtown. so wind gust tracker again a forecast, we could see winds 27 miles per hour or so downtown, gaithersburg, manassas, leesburg. that's at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. by tomorrow evening we could see wind gusts over 30 miles per hour from the northwest, maybe a 31 mile-per-hour wind gust downtown and perhaps a 30 mile-per-hour wind gust in manassas. break it down on the day planner, clouds, sun, upper 50s at 9:00, mid-60s by 11:00 and 67 with partly sunny skies at 1:00. breezy and cooler. i suppose i could say almost chilly wednesday, 51. we almost

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it is an eastern p.a. invasion here in pittsburgh. the pittsburgh post gazette here next to me that's villanova head coach jay wright. next to that the headline it is a coaches' game. they take a look behind me. a whole different picture than what we saw earlier this morning. what a difference a few hours makes. this is the console energy center where the games will be played fans central. we're here in the steel city to give you a behind the scenes look. you're not supposed to see this stuff. look at the merchandise we found. villeneuve why andanova and lafayette with unique fresh gear. the doughnuts, chips and popcorn and the stakes are high for workers here. tens of thousands of people attend all four games, including a huge showing from the delaware valley. >> i have a good feel about it. we played them last year. we're down -- we lost by 16 but we're tied with seven minutes to go. guys know the kids. i think they feel pretty good about it. >> back live that lafayette fan knows a chance history could be made tonight. as i said bef

so people inside the obama administration think that the p.a. could really start to collapse. and if it did, this would be a huge crisis. israel does not have to directly control the west bank because the palestinian authority is doing that for them. if the palestinian authority were to collapse and there were going to be anarchy on the west bank terrorism would probably go way up and israel would have to sebnd all of its own soldiers back to patrol all of those villages and towns. obama administration thinking about that as a pros peb. they wonder whether benjamin netanyahu knows what he's getting himself into. >> peter beinart, glad to have you on. >>> now you know just how bad the state of u.s.-israeli relations are. now the question is -- who is to blame. obama, netanyahu? both of them? we'll have a spirited debate between two american democrats with great breadth and depth of experience on israel. red security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband ne

so the p.a. turnpike looks good and the northeast extension as well. vai?e security scares at the white house. three separate incidents within a 24-hour span. and one of the people involved has ties right here to our area. >>> and new details e merge about the officers involved in the deadly shooting in los angeles. the special training they were given in dealing with certain people. >>> it's about 6:44. a live look at a very chilly looking boathouse row. sun rises in a couple minutes. a nice morning but then conditions change quickly. meteorologist bill henley says snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain all moving into our area later this afternoon. >>> ocean county prosecutors could decide today whether to charge a driver who drove onto a frozen river. police say andrew myers' dog died after his truck fell through the ice and sank into the toms river in pine beach. myers escaped. they saw the truck doing donuts on the river. investigators believe alcohol was involved and search and rescue efforts cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> and newly-released

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he started to tell the story in the p.a. system.t pay attention to it because she said she just kept serving coffee. kept doing her job. wasn't paying attention, didn't know the guy was up there talking to her, proposing to her. >> that's good. she was concerned about the passengers. you don't recognize your love story? some people are focused. that would be me. i want to get you your coffee because you are on a flight, you are expecting a little beverage. i understand that. i understand. you were wrong. that proposal they did get emotional, kiss and probably phoned their parents when they were on the ground. >> this is one we will have to have it out about. >> oh, really. >> i want you to get through the next story because you worked hard on it. >> this involves facial hair. new orleans saints fan here travis wood. so inspired by his team he decided -- you see the emblem on the hat for the saints he had his beard turned in to the emblem. i wonder how long it took him to grow that out. it was in time for the 2015 nfl season which is

ii don't think the palestinians are in this position they're in divided with hamas and the p.a.ling to recognize israel as a jewish state. they're a long way, fundamentalism is on the march, and a long way from getting to the place where palestinians and israelis can reach a solution. i think we're stuck here for a while given the current conditions on both sides. >> woodruff: the obama administration overreacted? >> i understand that the president is upset. i mean this has been a bipartisan issue for more than 50 years, support both democrats and republicans. netanyahu and his supporters in this country made it a partisan issue. he injected himself in the race two weeks before the election. he injected to use it as a forum to attack the policies of the president. he did. now, i don't think he should make foreign policy on the basis of peak, but i don't think it can be overstated israel has been an embattled democracy that enjoyed overwhelming support of americans and has been a moral force and i think that's compromised as long as israel is an occupying power occupying the west

>> i think that the problem of hamas is something that the p.a. and now the egyptians together have got to find a solution to. i don't think israel should deal with hamas even though there were informal contacts and things. >> rose: you don't? no, i don't. i think there are limits. no, i don't. i think that an organization that regularly -- there's no indication on the side of hamas that they're prepared to deal with their enemy. if there's some evidence sure butten i don't see the evidence. the palestinian community insofar as i understand it but i don't speaker ray bick it's a very troubled community politically. it's divided. there is a lot of violence. they have a lot of in-house business to take care of which is one of the reasons i don't expect there to be a deal in the short term. my main tern is that in -- my main concern is in the absence of a deal the situation with israel and the palestinians not get further poisoned and the kind of rhetoric netanyahu used to clinch this election, it's not going to be forgotten. he may take it back, but

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