south of petersburg. with a white flag. en and informed the federal officers that three leaders of the confederate government had arrived, that general grant was expecting them. which is what blair had told davis. that grant would be expecting them. and that they were here to end the war. stanton, edwin stanton lincoln's secretary of war, was the fiercest hawk in washington, certainly one of them. a very domineering dictatorial man. lincoln called him mars from time to time. and stanton was flatly opposed to anything like negotiation. determined on a military victory, completely determined to stop anything less. when these three peace commissioners arrived at the union lines, grant grant was away in north carolina and had left as a second in command a general edward orde, who wired stanton, told him these three peace commissioners had arrived and said that grant was expecting them and asked for instructions. stanton sends back a wire that basically leaps off the page. you can hear mars roaring, as i say in the book. he tell

she spoke russian and lived in saint petersburg all of st. petersburg all of which alter absorbed the russian material about pasternak and the work in the russian archives. we agreed that the back story of the novel is worth telling on its own way also felt any book should try to bring something fresh and original to table. the obvious outstanding question about the role of the cia. i first approached the agency in 2009 after i returned to dc from moscow. i pulled pulled together what it together what had been written about the agencies involvement and the names of those that were suspected of working on the printing and prepared a memo about the potential book that i wanted to write. none of you probably will be surprised that the first response i got back from the office of public affairs was that the agency was not interested. i understood under the freedom of information act i would like to get nothing if i went that route and instead i spoke to a number of retired officers such as yourself and i would like to pause to remember one of the

petersburg. i got there and i just couldn't believe it. it turned out that some soviet historians have been able to look at some of them but not to publish because the archives showed him to be a much more complicated man down the icon that had grown up around him and the soviet union. so it really wasn't possible to use these materials and write a biography until gorbachev's time and i was just lucky to be over there at just that time. >> host: what is ivan pavlov's lasting contribution to science? >> guest: well the questions that he was addressing are still very much under debate by scientists today. what i call in the book pavlov's quest to understand the subjective emotional intellectual life of the human being simply by reflexes and nerves. that's very problematic. some people think that is where the solution lies. others don't. today where pavlov watched saliva drops and try to reason into the inner life you and i can look at the oxygenation of neurons on an mri when they person experiences love or fear or a monkey reaches for a ban

petersburg, russia.the streets to flood. >> you've got small lake in the middle of this neighborhood and then all of a sudden you see a car coming through, the trunk is open, and then you realize it's because somebody's wakeboarding off the back of this car. >> and this guy's really taking it to the next level. when we used to do when i was growing up in russia is to hold on to a bread truck when it was snowy and you just kind of skate behind it. >> snow is fun to slide on, but this water could cause a lot of damage. >> i certainly would not mind being the wakeboarder, i don't want to be the driver. have you ever seen what happens to a car when the engine intake sucks up all the water? that engine block is done. insurance company's not going to cover you for being a dumb ass. >> if i knew how to wakeboard, i would completely do something like this. you just have to know what you're doing. but yeah, this is totally cool. i love this guy. >> coming up -- keep your eyes on the road. and romance gone wrong.

petersburg in the 1990s, and that was as a kgb agent command that is basically the way he had devised a system to control that entire country. every one of the oligarchs before he came to power had the files on them, and i won't go into details. they are in the book about how he operated between august 1996 when he came as a completely unknown figure to moscow until the time and 993 years later to the day when he was appointed prime minister by yeltsin and designated as yeltsin's chosen successor. in those three years removed from a succession of positions that all every single step of the way had to do with collecting information for protecting the information, and creating eventually a monopoly on this incriminating especially financial information economic information. now in that situation you need to make people vulnerable. you cannot have clean people. a clean person who does not put a crime, you have know leverage over. so every single person, single person, and i'm not exaggerating, every single individual who is in the regime in any way, shape or fashion including fashion inc

petersburg in the 1990s, and that was as a kgb agent. and that is, basically, the way he has devised a system to control that entire country. every one of the oligarchs before he came to power he had the files on them. i won't go into details about august of 1996 until the time in 1999, three years later almost to the day, when he was appointed prime minister by yeltsin and designated as yeltsin's chosen successor. in those three years in the interval, putin moved from a succession that a every single semiof the way -- step of the way had to do with collecting information, protecting the information and creating eventually, a monopoly on this incriminating especially financial information, economic information. now, in that situation you need to make people vulnerable. you cannot have clean people. a clean person, a person who doesn't commit a crime, you have no leverage over them. so every single person every single individual who is in the putinen regime in any way shape -- putin regime in any way, shape or fashion including in the pri

degrees at reagan national cooler in gaithersburg and baltimore, annapolis upper 30's. 55 degrees in petersburg, west virginia. we are heading to 60 degrees tomorrow. saturday evening, 43 degrees by 7:00 p.m. not too cold tonight. tomorrow morning, about 37 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon, nearing 60 degrees, the rain showers moving in overnight sunday and into monday. then another blast of cold air late next week. i will let you know how cold it will get in the full forecast coming up. >> an emotional show of support for a mclean boy critically injured in a flooding accident a week ago. more than 100 people took part in the rally in prayer service for the six-year-old. richard reeve has the story from the newsroom. so many neighbors are pulling for the family. >> it was an emotional gathering of family and friends, gathered in a show of support. the six-year-old will cup friday night after being put into a medically induced coma. shouts and smiles. we are hoping that he gets better soon >>. >> all for the six-year-old. >> he was hit by a car. >> january 28, he was sledding down a driveway in mc

petersburg, west virginia, at 15 below.ound noon this takes us through 1:00, we're still between zero and minus 5. that's during the middle of the afternoon. we are not going to see temperatures warm. then on thursday night into friday we're going to set records i think. friday morning record low temperature is 8 at national set back in 1896. i don't think there's any chance of us not breaking that record. we've got a low of 4, dulles don't know if we'll get there, but it will be close at minus 2. pwi marshall at 4, could set a record there as well. record breaking cold, some of the coldest air we've seen in decades. >> with temperatures that low, that means the risk of frozen pipes. make sure you're prepared, of course before getting on the road. friday morning the worst of it as doug said with the windchills 10 to 20 below. hypothermia weather frostbite weather, we're counting down with 29 days to go until spring. let's look at the four-day forecast right now. high temperature 18 tomorrow, 19 friday. we start warming up s

petersburg councilman crazy.as the architect of russia's anti-gay propaganda law signed by vladamir putin in 2013. that prohibits russian citizens disseminating information aimed at minors directed at forming nontraditional relationships. the councilman recently reacted to apple's ceo tim cook's announcement that he is gay by insisting that tim cook should be banned from russia for life. when he later discovered that he had been photo bombed on that airplane by a lesbian couple on the flight that the -- and that the photo had gone viral, he told the press, the lesbians went through with this photo and he vowed to retaliate by saying they should have to do a this brave couple knew just how crazy milinov is when they took this photo and posted it. they knew that he would love to get them thrown in jail for something, anything. but they did it any way. and they're thrilled that they did it. along with her posting of the photograph, she said -- >> if you would like to enter the last word's bravest kissers of the year

petersburg in the 1990s.t he is a man who also has shown no interest in learning about the united states. and if we think back to soviet leaders, remember krustof, he wanted to go to iowa and visit the corn farmers and others have shown fascination with american life as the adversary but still an interest and fascination. putin has shown none of that and nor do we think he has around him people well informed of how the american system works which is complex and different and alien to the way he is operating his own system. so this is a prescription for misinterpretation and misunderstanding. the kind of mis-reads that can be disastrous in terms of international relations and geopolitics. >> and this is random but people are curious. there was reports that putin might have aspergers and what you might make of that report and if it were true would that explain his behavior and what are your indications of how to deal with him. >> we are familiar with that report and it was issued in 2008 so people who were stud

then the bull's eye will be toward cumberland, romney and petersburg and luray and along the i-81 corridor. that said i may extend and bring this 4 to 8-inch band to the south and east and include places like frederick and layingtown and winchester. it looks like the cold air may hang on long enough to give you about 80% snow. temperatures 19 in frederick, 21 in leesburg, manassas and 17 in charles county in la plata. headlines, cold and quiet tonight, don't think we'll see any records. snow starts tomorrow between 9 a.m. and noon and starts southwest to northeast. starts in culpeper first, then d.c. and baltimore. snow to a mix between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. that will be the transition hour. it will hang on longer north and west of town. that mean more snow for you folks. freezing rain to rain between 8 p.m. and midnight but again a little bit later north and west of town. we're kind of concerned about a little icing north and west of town. futurecast 8:00 tomorrow morning clouds rolling in, temps in the teens. by 10:00 snow breaks out to the west, culpeper and along i-81. it just really races

look at the numbers. 42 in petersburg west virginia 34 manassas 35 in annapolis. we're on the mild side of this year and man we're going to be going down big time. storm team 4 is picking up a few flurries near the baltimore region. that's with one little front. that's a warm front that's moving on through. the rest of the this though look at where this air is coming from. straight out of canada follow this all the way down and this is the cold front that's going to move through tomorrow. so we have our first shot of brutal arctic air during the day tomorrow. it will come after around noon tomorrow. you're going to walk outside and everything is going to be fine early tomorrow morning. don't forget the coat. don't forget the gloves the hat, the scarves. by the time you leave work you're going to be needing those as you make your way home. trust me. that's shot number one. shot number two comes on saturday night into sunday. this cold air travels all the way down towards the keys believe it or not. look at the feels like temperature. this is 32 in d.c. 32 manassas

petersburg feeling like it's 10 degrees. martinsburg like it's 19. by midnight the winds as well as the cold sayreis here. look how windchills fall tloupt the evening. 4 degrees. late dinner. keep that in mind. in the district, feeling like 16 degrees below zero. a breakdown throughout the day tomorrow. 8:00 a.m. feeling as cold as 20 degrees below zero to 5 degrees below zero. windy, temperatures in the teens. by noon feeling around zero and 5:00 p.m. feeling like that. presidents' day is breezy still cold. high of 25. record cold likely in spots monday morning. so you want to be aware of that starting off at 9 degrees. better though by the afternoon. if you want to go ski, go later in the day. tracking a system chris on tuesday and wednesday has to bring a little snow but a lot of uncertainty with the system. of course more on this at 11:00 and obviously updates to the wind and the cold air that's moving into the area. >> all right. thanks amelia. >>> one show launched the career of hundreds of comedians. celebrating 40 years of "saturday night liv

petersburg where somebody who has been wronged and they react well i guess go the angry route. in the middle you see them trying to get into the same lane. but what's the rush? everyone's in traffic, no one's going anywhere. the guy in the audi i wanted to be in that space. he's not in that space. he's angry. he's seething. >> where is he going to go even if he's in front? he's going to be stuck in the same darn traffic jam. >> the su vuchlt indicating no i want those six feet for me. floors it goes up to the back. and goes super unreasonable. gets out of the car. look what's in his hand and -- >> did he slash the truck tires. >> what an idiot! stuck in traffic. now going to give the truck a flat. >> the audi guy goes whatever mate i'm off. >> what the heck? >> the actual driver of this car went to the driver and said i've got the whole thing on tape. so we'll see if something comes of. this driver would have saved four seconds in his day. >> how selfish. he needs anger management classes. a book even. >> funny you mention the anger management. the guy in the next video is real

right now i walked past one in petersburg it's 9. 2 below zero in western maryland already. these numbers in the low teens and double digits are going to drop into the single digits and maybe below zero in spots by morning. 14 the morning low. ridiculously below average. temperatures here are average high 48. it will be a while. maybe sunday come to think of it. we'll hit 48. 2 below and 8 above. that's the general range of overnight temperatures combined with gusty winds and we'll put wind chills 5 to 15 below. the potential of tying or breaking low temperatures tomorrow morning. 8 is the magic number and 2 below at dulles and each one is in the range where that record can be tied for a new record established. looking forward, a couple of things to keep an eye on. the core of the cold air still to the northwest and the north westerly winds will bring the cold temperatures in. down to 8 degrees in roanoke. we'll see the combination of the winds and the cold fefrpz make it brutally cold overnight and the reason so many school systems are closing or delayed. we'll have clear s

you get west of the metro area temperatures are still fairly mild. 55 in petersburg right now. 51 degrees in charlottesville. all this will change. it will get colder as we head through the afternoon hours. these numbers on the screen show how much cooler it is now than it was this time yesterday. remember during the afternoon, the winds turn the right way and really allowed our temperatures to spike into the 60's. that's changing. a little disturbance in the atmosphere and a cold front headed eastward. so we're going to see a possibility of a little rain and maybe overnight as some colder air follows behind just maybe a little wintry mix, a little sleet and maybe a few snowflakes many we don't affect any of that in the metro area as well. there's much colder air in canada that's banking up and we'll get a taste of that thursday and friday. reinforcing saturday night and sunday. it will get mighty cold. our futurecast showed some areas of rain maybe later this evening and especially in the overnight. there could be a couple of spots where it mixes or changes with some few flakes. that wil

petersburg 56. there's warm air just above the surface.a little south wind that will mix the warmer air down and should mix the clouds out as well. an improving weather picture today. high temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 near the pennsylvania border. upper 50s to around 60s. now fredricksburg is nearly 60 probably a warmer day than that. dinnertime, partly cloud cool. temperatures mild tonight, only near 50 degrees. back to work and school we go tomorrow drive time forecast cloudy skies, cool temperatures in the 40s. a risk of a few very light showers. a much bigger likelihood of rain. temperatures tomorrow in the upper 40s and low 50s. the week ahead promisings a big cooldown. two cold fronts the first one on tuesday, the second one on thursday turning windy and cold. by late in the week friday saturday high temperatures in the upper 20s to near 30. there's our little rain chance to our west for the those winter storm warnings across new york and new england. luckily that winter weather will stay to the north. clouds are thickest

look at petersburg west virginia how about early friday morning? 3 below in d.c. 9 below in gaithersburg. we're talking about extremely frigid air making its way in here during the day on friday. i think it gets a lot colder on sunday. so we've got two real shots at that cold air. before that though we could see a few flurries on thursday. not much at all. then on friday rather windy and just cold. 28 with wind chills between 5 and 10 all day long. saturday a better chance of some light snow. could even see accumulating snow but we're not talking much at all. once again it's the cold behind it. high of 21 on sunday. the highest wind chill on sunday could stay below zero for some areas. the coldest day for sure this year coming in february. >> looks rough. >> thank you, doug. >> five-dog night. >>> we've got sports coming up. the maryland women's teams. my oh, my. they play so >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> warriors have been having some problems lately but they got well tonight

the thermometer generally in the 20's. 23 in hagerstown. 27 in petersburg. 30 though, in fredricksburg and 26 degrees in annapolis. clouds are pushing out of our region now and moisture has been tracking just to our south. that high pressure just strong enough to keep us in the drier sector of things throughout the day today. but it's also part of that big arctic air mass that's going to grip us the next couple of days and overall, we're looking at a very chilly week ahead as well. so our forecast for today, those of you that haven't seen it yet will watch for the sunshine break out across the region. it will be breezy. temperatures will continue to fall. we're talking low to mid 20's by e 5:00. by tomorrow morning when you wake up, coldest day of the week and a lot of temperatures in the single digits across the region. i'm expecting a low around 5 at dulles. 6 in gaithersburg. we may see some wind chill ratings below zero across northern maryland. downtown i think we'll drop down to 12. but it is going to be feeling like single digits. our winds will diminish a little bit into tomorr

petersburg russia the ensemble and los angeles the world renowned base and vad mere russian dance. don't miss the historic treasures and also the culture and gallery to peruse trurs by the city's own. kid painting and you can pick up souvenirs and lacker boxers and dolls. those who stay late on friday can enjoy dancing in the ballroom until passed m id night, but no admission after 10:00 p.m.. parking is available across the street from again the russian center. nearby muni lights includes the 23 divisadero and 38 gary. i also want to express condolences to team leader mr. morales and i want to urge us to close our meeting in honor of the amazing person and celebrating 100 years of her life. i'm talking about richmond resident fanny shirley who passed away at 99.5. she almost made it to 100. she was loved by her parents, her sister, evey who is deceased. brother murray who is also deceased. her son richard rothman an advocate from the richmond district. his wife nikki and his daughter and husband marty who also passed away unfortunately and granddaughter emily and brother-in-law an

in petersburg, west virginia, so pictures from all three states in our viewing area here, melissa mallow from the pan handle of west virginia. keep those pictures coming facebook and twitter. >> let's look ahead because behind this storm is even colder air. so snow will end early tuesday, again generally 4 to 8 inches. snow showers wednesday. tell you what. in could be dynamic, not unlike our saturday -- this could be dynamic, not up like our saturday storm. we could hear the rumble of thunder again wednesday night. it will affect the p.m. commute. colder air arriving on thursday. hard to believe that's true. below 0 we think thursday night in the burbs and certainly single digits downtown. on the futurecast by morning you can see most of the snow pulling away. by 6 appear it's not snowing? i longer -- 6 a.m. it's not snowing any longer in gaithersburg and leesburg, temps in the teens. by 9:00 breaks in the clouds. 1:00 temperatures are in the 20s, still below freezing. it might get above freezing briefly tomorrow downtown and by 6:00 tomorrow temps fall back to the 20s. by 9 we'll be in

here's the snow back to the west around 3:00 into the mountains, back towards romney petersburg if aroundhe 7:00 7:30 hour that's when i think it comes through d.c. if you remember what happened valentine's night, we saw pretty nice conditions then the wind picked up and the snow came down extremely heavily. it coated the ground in about 15 minutes. coated the roadways too. that could happen again as we make our way through wednesday night. behind us that arctic front brings in even more cold and arctic frigid air. what to expect tomorrow. the snow burst between 5:00 and 9:00 5:00 to the west 9:00 to the east. a quick coating to an inch but it won't take lockng with temperatures this cold. give yourself extra time tomorrow. then turning windy and cold. what about the wind chills? we're in the teens and low 20s. not bad, but then watch what happens tomorrow night. 11:00, we're at 2 below in winchester then we're down close to 10 below in winchester 10 below in gaithersburg and 6 below in d.c. we could go down another five degrees. we're talking 20 below zero on friday with a low temperatur

we have a loan in saint petersburg in russia of material from the ford's theater associated with a czar who -- the linkage is it's the czar that freed the people roughly the same time as lincoln freed the slaves. so the russians wanted to create an exhibit that linked lincoln to their czar. >> so the greatcoat itself is in this larger box. however, the condition of the coat is in right now, the left sleeve is detached from it. and so the smaller box holds that sleeve. soon after the assassination, you had relic hunters and souvenir hunters who immediately wanted pieces of it. people immediately were trying to cut off tiny pieces of its. its owner was cutting off pieces himself and giving it to people. so when the park service received it, it was already in unfortunately very very delicate condition. so we've found this approach helps so that we can preserve it. that's our priority preserve it for the present and future generations. at the same time we do want to make sure people actually get to see it and enjoy it. by having it up during the spring, we've made sure the maximum number of

petersburg to moscow mourners lay flowers. president obama condemns the brutal murder of boris nemtsov and offers condolences to his family and the people. nemtsov was bold and brave, friends said and that's what made him a target. kelly cobiella nbc news london. >> the killing comes at a time of continuing tensions between russia and the west over ukraine. for more right now we're joined by michael mcfall he's a former u.s. ambassador to russia and now an nbc news analyst. ambassador we appreciate your time. this was russia's biggest advocate for democratic change. what are the real consequences of this loss? >> reporter: well the consequences for u.s.-russian relations, i think, are minor in that it won't change policy. but i think this terrible tragedy, the killing of my friend underscores a country that feels unhinged right now. russia has created enemies everywhere in ukraine, in the united states and calling people like nemtsov traitors. and now it feels like the government is losing control. i don't want to judge the in

petersburg, and then family members began to die. they stayed together for those last 18 years, and when people would request that abigail would go and visit, she would say, no, i won't leave john. there were no long separations again for the last 18 years of their marriage, until abigail died at the age of 76. so what can we say about the marriage? in the end, they had each other. it was a remarkable marriage. what made it work? theirs was a love match that grew into deep commitment over their lifetimes. i love speculating about what made marriage work. i was asked this question earlier, which was the better marriage? we all have our ideas and our opinions about it, and here are mine. it was a love match that endured, and they stayed in love. was it as a jim suggested to me earlier, because they were separated? did the separation make the heart grow fonder? there was compatibility, of legacy, of common culture that they came from, of religion, of intellect, they were both immensely religious, but abigail especially, abigail's letter

there is a federal prison for men in petersburg and federal prisons for women throughout the country for maureen. that said, the bureau of prisons will not promise either will get a placement in the federal prison close to home even though the judge recommended that. the prison system said they have a lot of factors to take into effect. crowding and the health of inmates. they often tend to place inmates near family. bob and maureen sentenced to federal prison and it remains unclear if they will be put behind bars. in richmond news 4. >> i'm chuck bell. weather alert day on the first half of your weekend. another winter wallop coming your way. accumulating snow for . >> right now, ice cold. take a look at this. parts of the potomac are frozen this morning. chuck bell will let us know when we can expect snow coming into our area. we are not the only ones dealing with the winter weather. look at the roads in north georgia. causing treacherous drivewaying down south. leaders asking people to stay off the roads. >> at least 25 people have died because of the extreme cold across the count

petersburg virginia. there federal prisons for women scattered throughout the country for maureen. that said the prisons will not promise she will get a placement in a prison close to home even though the judge recommended that. the prison system said they have a lot of factors to take into account. crowding and health of the inimates and they tend to place inmates near family. they are sentenced to federal prison but they made it clear they will be put behind bars. news 4. >> at 6:08 dangerous weather conditions all over the country. a person answering a call for help ended up in this situation. >> a nanny scam. a local woman shares her story to help you avoid becoming the next target. >> time before the next snow flakes fall this our area. putting the final touches on our forecast. when we will see the worst of the storm and what you can expect when the snow mov is is. >>> here's another look at radar and a couple of hours of active snow ice, and rain will move through your neighborhood. what you will see first and when to expect a break from all this wintry mess. >> we are told

like hagerstown wind chestor, petersburg toms brook. romany from 7:00 p.m. until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. windchill unless those areas as bad as 10 to 20 degrees below zero. not that bad here in the d.c. metro area. regardless down right frigid. so the commuter forecast for tonight, it's dry, maybe limited sunshine even north of washington. it's windy. and a temperature around 37. wind kiehlchills in the teens. tomorrow morning, temperatures without the winds. 18 but with breezy to windy conditions. tomorrow morning, friday morning, feel about 10 below to 5 above. very cold start tomorrow morning. overall the entire day is cold and breezy. at least we'll have mostly to partly sunny skies but only warm to about 29 in washington and with the winds, feeling like temperature, in the teens tomorrow afternoon. future weather, jumping ahead to saturday. valentine's day. so sevenrve 7:00 a.m. dry start. dry around the lunchtime hours. maybe you'll have your valentine's meal at lunchtime. you'll be fine. out for dinner start night, we'll be tracking rain and snow showers across t

petersburg florida man who built a personal gun range in his front yard right next to a family with childrendirt in which he can fire his 9 millimeter pistol at will. guess what? it is perfectly legal. they can face personal fines for passing gun regulations. florida man, the legend lives on. >>> that is all for "now." >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" live from detroit lakes, minnesota. we are currently monitoring an ntsb press conference on last night's train crash in valhalla new york. we'll bring you all the information that goes with it but first we start with jeb bush's new reform conservative agenda. there's something new out there? earlier today, jeb bush gave a speech in detroit where he previewed his economic plan if he was the boss. it's really his first major address since he announced the possibility of running for president. the theme of his speech was, quote, the rise the right to rise. okay. the right to rise, that was the theme of his speech. jeb promised a new vision with details yet to come. he wants to raise incomes by ensuring economic freedoms fo

some of the warm spots, martinsburg at 41 petersburg at 40. p while cloud cover broke up a bit in southern maryland so temperatures have dropped there to right around 30 degrees. so what to wear today? we will have those winds picking up so you'll want to dress accordingly. windchills dropping in to the teens by this afternoon. won't need an umbrella but you'll need your warmest winter gear. coming up a look at those hour by hour temperatures as they drop over the next 24 hours. that is at 5:11. melissa, what is happening on the roads? >>> overall looking pretty good as we're taking a big look at the beltway. everything moving just fine. do have construction here and there, but most of that is wrapping up. 66 and 95 also moving along nicely. this is some of the construction. still have wisconsin avenue here southbound at east-west highway with the two right lanes blocked. you're getting by on the left. usually it's out of the way by about 4:30 but they're a little late today. beltway at central avenue moving along. and this is a water main bre

petersburg has ever signed just two years ago. even then there were protests.an football goes beyond one club. hulk has complained officially, more than once. >> this happened at the world cup. it will be a big problem. i think there should be respect, because we are all the same. this happens because of ignorance and a lack of culture. >> his components here in red and blue have just take three matches to empty stands. attitudes have long been a problem in the russian games, and ahead of the world cup, that's a huge challenge. the 2018 cup is a matter of prestige for moscow, which laid down a glitzy ad for its logo. but it's already faced calls for a boycott over russian's intervention in ukraine. now there are questions over conditions here for black players and fans. fifa told us its concerned. senior russian officials tend to play the problem down. >> translator: it's not a russian problem. it happens in stadiums all over the world, because sadly that's the way the world is. but in russian, it's not a very serious issue. yeah, sometimes fans shout racist th

screen, petersburg and up around cumberland maryland, light snow. that's the white that will be coming into the area. really our best chance of seeing some snow flurries will be between noon and about 5:00 tomorrow. you can see it passing through the area. those flurries wrapping up around southern maryland light snow, areas west though, that snow could continue throughout the afternoon, early part of the evening tomorrow. that's just one reason why some of the high spots there could see around 4 to 6 inches of snowfall. winter storm watch for some of the highest elevations and off to the west, western maryland. our forecast tomorrow, chance of flurries noon to 5:00. in the afternoon, winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. in fact, could get close to 40-mile-per-hour gusts around areas southern maryland and close there to the potomac. 35 to 42 your range in temperatures but it will feel progressively colder. upper 20s by lunchtime. then when you head outside and leave work heading home, temperatures will be in the teens those windchill values, what i

petersburg. officials are blaming a water main break for the 50 wide 20-foot deep hole.s hur. officials say they'll try to save the building instead of knocking it all down. >>> she's stunned at the oscars in $150,000 custom pearl dress tonight in gown is missing stolen out of the actress' hotel room. olga explains. >> reporter: lupita wowed at sunday's academy awards show in her custom pearl gown on wednesday the one of a kind dress was stolen from her room at london hotel in west hollywood. >> i believe the dress contained numerous real pearls and i don't know if someone would try to sell the dress in its entirety hole or -- whole or just the pearl. >> reporter: the gown from the calvin klein collection designed by francisco companies adorned with 6,000 pearls and is worth one fief tow thousand dollars. >> imagine if someone was going to steal that they could take it out in a paper bag and that wouldn't arouse whole lost suspicious or a piece of luggage or a purse. a large purse. >> reporter: detectives have been at the london hotel today investigating the theft that o

cumberland at 23 petersburg west virginia at 24. that cold air moving in. look where we are tomorrow morning, 18 in d.c. 11 in manassas 13 in leesburg 12 in gaithersburg the record tonight at dulles is 10 degrees and we could come close to that maybe tying or breaking that record if we get just cold enough. another cold one, the outdoor impact forecast tomorrow 7:00 a.m. cold. wait until 9:00 or 10:00 for jogging. 24 by 11:00, 32 degrees by 3:00. we are talking a little bit of wind tomorrow too, so windchill may be a factor. nothing on the radar. we'll stay on the dry side. look where we're talking act back towards dallas. more snow. look more snow down around dallas today, more snow into oklahoma arkansas places that don't normally see it. memphis is going to see some of that snow. that system will move to the east and as it does it will pick up a little more moisture and i think sunday could be a little bit of a problem in some areas. future weather, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow just cold. all day tomorrow just cold. that's all we're going to see p with more cloud

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and reinforcing push of this arctic air that's dropped the temperature to 10 now in cumberland petersburg and in gaithersburg. we'll drop down air temperature wise as skies clear to 2 below to 8 above by morning. that will be cold enough to threaten local low temperature records for tomorrow morning. and as we continue to examine the reason for this cold air, it's shown on the futurecast. steady stream of air from the arctic. it moves across the area. we have sunshine and cold weather tomorrow. then the storm system to the west for the weekend may start as snow saturday afternoon. eventually mixing with freezing rain especially south and east of the city saturday evening and late at night, plain old fashioned rain and that plain rain will be with us on sunday as temperatures show a dramatic jump. winter storm watch up from roanoke to lexington south to st. louis. winter storm warnings for most of tennessee. our story will be the mixed precipitation after some snow on saturday. rain and much milder sunday. clearing and turning colder for early next week. that's the latest from the weather

it has dipped down to the teens there at petersburg. most spots just in the mid to upper 20s. so not terribly cold. sky over washington now is still water cloudy. some high thin clouds. we can see the big full moon in the western sky now. but we'll have the bright sunshine. look at our temperature graph steeply climbing all the way into the 40s by noon i'm. and then hitting upper 40s by mid to late afternoon with those clouds beginning to move back in. so enjoy this brief warming because it will be getting colder. love this photo taken by erin pollack. she gets extra credit, because she's a meteorology student. beautiful shot between the trees. post your photos. i share on instragram. tomorrow morning, we will be down into the mid-20s. and a little bit of light snow is possible during the morning commute. perhaps a light dusting mainly for the northern suburbs and then strong blustery winds kick in during the afternoon on thursday. keeping it cold. reaching near freezing. teens tomorrow morning, mid-30s for highs on friday. and then we bounce back in to the 40s on saturday and

but martinsburg at 14, petersburg, west virginia now at 6. that's the air that's coming in here.our windchill advisory in effect for tonight through the day tomorrow. for windchills between 5 and 15 below zero. that includes the entire area. let's show you the windchills through the night. by 11:00, near 1 in d.c., minus 3 towards martinsburg winchester. tomorrow morning, 6 below in d.c. 9 below in martinsburg, 11 below in cumberland, 5 below in fredericksburg. even around noon we're not warming at all, windchills between zero and 5 below still. it looks like those numbers get even colder as we move on through the area. 21 below in gaithersburg. 16 below in leesburg. what was that, adam? all right good deal. got adam tuss still on chain bridge. let's go to him right now and see what he's dealing with. adam, there he is. >> reporter: well, i figured i'd come out from the news van and defend myself. but the snow squall has come through here. it is definitely moving across the bridge. what we've been telling you all day is that it's going to blow through pretty fast. we have rush ho

back to the west winchester hegenberger, luray, romney, petersburg all seeing windchills well below zero through tomorrow morning. here's the front that came through. a lot of people saw showers today. snow showers were coming through the region. they will continue to move the the south and east and as they do the cold air just filters in right on behind them. take a look at the overnight low temperatures as far as the windchill is concerned. 6:00 we're in the teens. by 11:00, already close to 2 below in gaithersburg zero in frederick, near 4 in d.c. by early tomorrow morning when you're stepping out outside, look at this. 4 below zero in d.c. 7 below, gaithersburg. 5 below in leesburg. at least on this computer model. an extremely cold start to the day on friday and even around noon we could be in the single digits to around 10. an extremely cold day tomorrow but as i mentioned, it gets colder. the impact forecast tomorrow moderate to high for sure. brutal cold especially early during the day. now, another area of cold air comes in on saturday. that's with another storm system, a good c

judge james spencer will recommend the federal prison in petersburg virginia but the i-team has learned the bureau of prisons cannot guarantee this is where the mcdonnells will be placed. both the former first lady and the former governor are appealing their convictions. coming up david culvert details the emotional testimony from maureen mcdonnell this morning when she was in court. we have a big show coming up at 5:00. stick around. >>> with a spike in new water main breaks and folks left with no heat it could be a rough weekend for both residents and repair crews in prince george's county. our bureau chief, tracee wilkins, is keeping tabs on that. >> reporter: we have seen the major issues in prince george's county today. this is a water main break in bladensburg and it closed down riverdale road here. you can see where they have the traffic redirecting it through this gas station. an 8-inch water main break here. i'm told by workers this is their tenth break today in the county. and there were also issues in the schools. a school was so cold some parents came to pick their kids up a

petersburg, i got there and i couldn't believe it. it turned out some soviet historians had been able to look at some of it but not to publish because the archives showed him to be a much more complicated man than the icon that had grown up around him in the soviet union. it was impossible to use these materials to write a biography until gorbachev's time. >> host: what is ivan pavlov's lasting contribution to science? >> guest: the questions that he was addressing a i still very much under debate by scientists today. what i call in the book pavlov's quest to understand the subjective emotional intellectual life of human beings, simply by reflexes and nervous, very problematic. that is where the solution lies. others don't. today, pavlov watched saliva drought and trying to reason into the inner life and you and i can look at the oxygenation of morons when they have ir -- and our eye when a person experiences love it is very striking because you see is that movement. right before the monday reaches but what is the relationship between

petersburg florida, building to partially collapse. thankfully that building was unoccupied at the time. crews are right now assessing the water main leak that caused that sinkhole. they're also trying to stabilize the exterior walls of that building due to the water erosion there. >>> live look now from washington, d.c. where the fcc is debating the future of the internet. the question should the internet be regulated as a public utility? there is one of the commissioners now speaking on this issue. now, this move would prohibit providers from charging certain companies to get so-called internet fast lanes. supporters of the new rules say regulating the internet as a utility protects consumers and also protects innovation. opponents say it stifles innovation and restricts capitalism. >>> well the old saying the show must go on rings especially true for the material girl. madonna, the 56-year-old singer fell at the brit awards in london last night. a male dancer was trying to remove her large cloak when it got caught and then madonna t