forget about petersburg. it is so overlooked and so underrated and edward does such a magnificent job doing justice to an incredible phase of the civil war. literally, the make it or break it point. it is the breaking point that leads to the end. without further a do, i would like to introduce you to my friend, mr. edward alexander. [applause] >> thank you very much for that myy kind introduction and to colleagues at emerging civil war for putting on a fantastic symposium that i hope everyone has enjoyed so far. it's a privilege to be able to talk to this group and thanks to we might be here talking to an empty room, but it is great to have such a wonderful turnout to explore the great attacks of the civil war. this is going to be a very biased opinion. this is the greatest attack of the civil war. it definitely the most decisive, the most well executed and has on andous implications very poorly understood campaign. and stress the word it shouldere because not be viewed as a siege. athought you said this wasn

the last road into petersburg butç it doesn't matter.into÷ú it. immediately upon receiving news of the break throughç the most cig nif kent attack of the american civil kowar. >> abandon that city and richmond as well. davis, atatimes on telegraph wire, i mean, had a little heads up -- i've beenç talking for months. i can't hold this line. what do you mean you need a little more advanced warning. but the disconnect between lee andzv david, richmond is going be evacuated. the government gets on the railroad, heads west. lee is able to at least get his army, what's left of it, after the break through out of petersburg and he's going to be headed towards the west trying to get to the railroad zvthere, get down into north carolina, link up with joe johnson, battle out with sherman and herman battle grant. there's all sorts ofym what ifs about this time period. if there have been supplies at the htcourthouse. grant is the one in the driver seat fwr hereç from here to th next seven days because of the sixth core victory, because this assaul

petersburg. more on that coming up in just a few >>> now at 6:31, staying on top of breaking news right now. a boys and girls club destroyed, flames tearing through that recreation center. >> that fire started around 3:00 this morning. we have some video that you're looking at right there. that's when the fire was at the most intense moment. the flames you see there shooting in the top of the building. was raging. this started at 3:00 this morning. >> firefighters have been working to put out all the hot spots this morning. lindsey logue is there following the firefighters progress. lindsey, you tell us the community understandably devastated by this. >> reporter: absolutely, dan and deiah. good morning to you. a huge los angeles for -- a huge loss for the community out here. their recreation center under a major multimillion dollar renovation destroyed we would know as a bulldozer. that is covering or in front of the building. up there on top of the ladder truck they do have a firefighter up the

petersburg. the question is, where does it go from here? >> ? >> reporter: these are headlines from around america in just the last five days. sexual abuse by priests. >> it's something that is not going away. it's not something that is in the past. abuse is still occurring. >> reporter: scandal disgraced the st. petersburg diocese when allegations involving rubber schofield arose. john rodgers has represented 30 to 40 clients abused by local priests. he helped incoming bishop gregory parkes address the issue. >> i think you should have reassured people that that was kind of the elephant in the room with the catholic church. >> reporter: at a monday introduction, bishop parkes did not. >> i am blessed to be your new shepherd. please pray for me that i will be a good shepherd. >> reporter: under bishop robert lynch, the diocese instituted policies that made investigations more transparent. >> the time i do spend with victims is good time, pastoral time, but it review investigations. this is where bishop parkes will be installed at the cathedral o

petersburg their winter home. they will doc dc -- dock next to the ferry. they will decide to use money from the bp oil spill to build infrastructure. >>> this morning we are learning about any plans from chrysler. they are developing a minivan that could same save you soup money -- could save you some money. the new model will be out next hand has a sticker price of more than $45,000 but if you buy one >>> stores are offering great deals for christmas but some items you should wait on. this is a way to buy christmas appliances. wait until december 15th to buy toys and december 20th to buy clothes. that's when stores do their final pre-christmas mark downs. it may pay to wait until january to buy big screen tvs which go on sale again for the super bowl and bedding is cheapest during january white sales. >>> imagine opening a message and finding out that you've been accepted to college and then it vanishes. it could happen to kids who apply to the university of wisconsin green bay that's sending out acceptances over snap chat. it allows people to send messag

petersburg bowl. believe it or not, st. petersburg, florida.go up 12-0 against mississippi state, but the feel goal attempt was blocked. take a look. they blocked it. >> oh, no. >> yes. then late in the 40 quarter, oh, that's good. the red hawks drove for what would be the game winning kick, but it happened again. the bulldogs win the st. petersburg bowl 17-16. >> vanderbilt in the independence bowl, the wolf pack had just too much for the commodor commodores. hope was over from the returned kickoff for 100 yards for a touchdown, and home winning that bowl, final score, 41-17. >> the mix is next. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and... ...oral-b crossaction is clini

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petersburg their winter home. this morning city council members will decide whether to use up to $65,000 from the bp settlement to build needed infrastructure to dock the links. >>> president-elect donald trump is intent on appealing obama care but half of americans say they're not so sure about dismantling the healthcare reform law. according to a released today some 49% of americans want trump and congress to either expand obama care or continue implementing the law as it is. >>> today is the first day of the 39th annual st. petersburg power and sailboat show. >> always a great event. this year organizers say it will be bigger than ever. more than 50 boats have been added, nearly 4,000 more square feet of exhibit space. the show will include sailing clinics and seminars. >>> a magical night in lakeland tonight. they are hosting their 36th annual christmas parade on lemon street, going down like mirror. it kicks off with fireworks at 7:00. >>> 9:38. coming up, preparing for winter. five things you can do to your

petersburg. police recovering a body from a drainage pond. this is a live picture from action air 1 over the scene near 47th avenue north and third street north , someone found a man's body floating in the water. authorities say there are no signs of trauma. we will keep you updated. >>> a local couple seeking -- spending their life savings so own. a loophole that wiped them out discovered tonight. >>> manatees are being rescued from lake tarpon. why they are in danger next. right there. oh! you got a nickel back there! heh heh! when we say a health care company should treat you like family, we mean more like this. operator: it's gonna be ok, and i'll be right here if you need me. member: really? operator: really. you deserve compassion. you deserve molina healthcare, your extended family. learn more about our marketplace plan visit molinahealthcare.com >>> check out these viral photos from berland -- maryland. sheriff's office photos. the beaver try to make a run for it but it was caught and released into the woods. no word on what it was sh

all through the petersburg campaign we'll see this. is given independent commands and he does as well or poorly as anybody else. nobody does as well as warren does better than many of his peers. an engineeringg direct a battle, has an effect tactical outcomes maybe. there's two other points about warren which are commonly made and wrongly made. fist is that he -- first is that he suffered from depression. to be thised manic-depressive. fighting against strong entrenched positions is well-documented. to throw hiswant men up against defenses that he building?celled at if anyone new the strength of defenses, it was him, because he buildings.f there's no doubt that he was disgusted and demoralized at as his letters indicate. washington roebling writes to fiancee that the general has today.isgust on i fancy some of you might be a lot ofre under stress. although it's not evident today. [laughter] lyman writes of his aversion at the sacrifices at slaughter,, and the that warren doesn't debilitated by depression. sometimes overtired from worki

petersburg. 59 degrees in crystal river, 72 degrees in north port. satellite showing a few clouds across the area. a few light showers on max defender 9 across the southeastern part of highland county. the sky is starting to clear in will continue to watch that front move to the south as an area of high pressure builds and high pressure change drives these stronger winds. friday afternoon, more sunshine with pleasant temperatures as we get into sanity -- saturday morning. typical december mornings. temperatures close to average but that is where the bottom out and then we had back to the warm stuff. i sunday, temperatures are back in the low that is a high of 82 degrees on sunday. rain chances are essentially nonexistent with high pressure taking over and a drier atmosphere in place. beside bigger, more significant cold front long-term out friday or so. that will mean cold temperatures for much of the country. if you're traveling eight days out, farther to the north, know that you might want to bring your jacket. a big jacket and boots. maybe a sweat

petersburg business community to get the tampa bay rays to stay in town. it's part of an ongoing conversation. should the team stay, or should they move across the bay? you can tell us what you think. grab your tablet or your phone and head to wtsp.com/votenow. business owners say the team's home has a $250 million impact on pinellas county. that's why they want folks to take the pledge and send a message to the team's owners. >> being one of hotels in st. petersburg, we are inherently tied to the economic benefits that that brings us as well as many other local restaurants and retailers and small businesses here. >> what it means is that i have servers, cooks, hostesses, valets, a staff of 400 people downtown that make an even better living because of the impact of what that team means to us. >> there have been several stadium sites proposed in both counties. the top contenders in hillsborough have been the tampa park apartments near downtown between ybor and channel side. another spot is international ship repair in the ybor channel. and in the west shor

petersburg, russia. minding his own business, walking down the street, smoking cigarettes. out that first walk was to confirm that car is the right car. goes back with his bags. dumps that bag into the engine department. strikes a match and -- >> who was this person that they fired it in? >> that car was owned by a guy that owns a number of local businesses. that's all we know so far. police are now trying to appeal for help to anybody to help identify the people involved. >> that's almost impossible. there are no real identifiers you can point to. guys dressed in black. >> as strange as that was, this is video from amsterdam. not a lot going on, but you see right in front of this apartment building, looks like they are trying to see if they can find something or someone. eventually, those same two people end up on the other side of the street, right in front of an elementary school. >> video speeds up, you can see parents lining up to drop children off at school. see them decide this is the time to move. reason they are deciding that is because this gentleman right here is

the editor of the petersburg intelligentsia carped, " the rumors have been so numerous and contradictory that we are unable state to our readers at present the precise state of affairs in southampton county." when john hampton pleasant, the editor of the richmond whig returned from southampton he observed, "we have been astonished in reading over the mass of exchange papers accumulated in our absence. to see the number of false, absurd, and idle rumors circulated by the press touching the insurrection in the country. editors seem to have applied themselves to the task of alarming the public mind as much as possible by persuading the slaves to entertain high opinion of their strength and consequences." in september of 1831, september 17, a letter was penned in southampton county. sometimes it is wrongly attributed to thomas gray. the man who would eventually take down that turner's confession -- nat turner's confession. in this letter, he mocked what he understood to be groundless rumors. for example, there are rumors of his, turner's, having been preaching in richmond, petersburg, brunsw

for example, they are rumors of beenturner's, having preaching in richmond, petersburg, brunswick. they are -- these are however entirely without foundation. the truth is i have never heard of him preaching anywhere. he exhorted and sung at the neighborhood meeting, but no further. later he noted it is really amusing to trace to their sources many of the rumors which circulate through our country, and which have fixed public opinion. leaving out the view of the exaggerated arms being found at branson, many more of this and that and the other place, nat preaching and petersburg, brunswick and richmond. not a word of which in my able to believe, though i have sought to have a corroborated from every respectable source. after turner was captured in october, thomas gray, the many publishes confessions began his address to the public with a simple assertion. the late insurrection in southampton has greatly excited 1000ublic mind and led to idle exaggerated and mischievous reports. for pleasance, for the unidentified author of the september 17 letter, for thomas r gray, the ubiquity of u

>> that was such an effective petersburg. i would say that had a lasting effect through later wars, such as world war i, where you saw so much trench warfare. earl: you touched on interesting topic for me, as you all know. one of the arguments i made in my trilogy on the use of fortifications in the eastern campaigns is something i want to do in more works on fortifications in the civil war generally, is to discuss this issue of how effective fortifications were, but keep in mind something -- even though lee used fortifications very grant in one place after another, who won those campaigns? it was grant. the use of field fortifications had limits in the course of larger strategy and operational procedure. think of the-- gigantic earthworks in the atlantic campaign. army of tennessee constructed 18 or 19 fortified lines and everyone of them were either taken or outmaneuvered by sherman. so we have to think about that and not get bogged down in the thought that the mere use of heavy earthworks necessarily is always going to giv

petersburg, light jacket tomorrow morning. you can ditch that later on because we will be heating up to near 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. sunday so santa parade tomorrow. beach day sunday. just a thought for your weekend and enjoy it while you can because as we look ahead to next weekend we are talking about a blast of much colder air coming in here. wouldn't be surprised if there are some of us that do not get out of the 60s for your high temperatures next weekend. let's talk about our gorgeous weekend first. highs in the 80s. the rain chances move in late monday after 9 p.m. likely for your tuesday commute tracking some showers, maybe forecast with our newspaper partners in your copy of the tampa bay titles and in polk county "the ledger." >>> more to come from our 10news school of the week powered by duke energy florida. >> we want to go back out to lakeland high school. we got the mannequin challenge going on once again this friday morning. about 500 or so people, students and faculty and staff in there. great crowd this

petersburg is 62 degrees here in december. cloudy with a risk of showers

petersburg power and sailboat show." it's the largest boat show on the gulf coast. it's all happening at the albert whitted park yacht basin. there will also be a 40 thousand square foot tent on land... housing seminars, marine gear, and kids activities. it starts at ten a-m. tickets are 16 dollars for adults... 15 and under get in free. the oldest home in all of hillsborough, pinellas, and pasco counties is for sale. the bungalow on east eighth tampa city hall... but was moved in 19-14. the 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is selling for 45- thousand-dollars. but if you want to own the 2-thousand square-foot piece of history... prepare to be interrogated. the co-owners want to make sure the buyer plans to restore the home... not knock it down. which they say will cost about 150-thousand dollars. (wally) new this morning: a controversial change... that's sure to divide major league baseball fans. (take vo) starting with the 2017 season, game will no longer determine which team gets home-field advantage in the world series. instead, that will be determined by the pennant w

petersburg russia and with other oil execs from the u.s.his summer, we had as this country a very serious beef with them invading ukraine seizing parts of other country. because of the sanctions our government put on them, the state department reached out to all the executives that got invited to that expo in russia and the state department asked them to please not go, that it would be against the interests of the united states of america, it would be against america's interests, it would be bad for our country if they went. guess who went? the guy who donald trump has nominated to lead the state department. >> given that a number of the sanctions on russia related to oil and natural resource exploration, does the idea of a major american energy company send pg its top official undermine the sanctions you think in any way? >> look, again, we communicated our policy on russia to the u.s. business community in multiple forms. ultimately each company's leadership needs to make its own decision. most companies recognize that attending this foru

petersburg and if you know your history of the war, the beat the beach of leningrad was horrific. 's father and mother were trapped inside the city. on older brother of his died during the siege and his father was terribly wounded on the battlefield that most people unless they are really history buff probably have never heard of. when they tried to break out of the siege and it's an amazing sight to see even today. it was a horrific battle, the soviet army lost 300,000 men during that battle and his father barely survived. he was previously wounded and limped as a result for the rest of his life and i wanted to begin the story there because even though the war is receding farther and farther into history , it's remains a something very much current in today's russia. it was used in the soviet time really is the great, schmidt of the soviet union was defeating nazi germany, but it also places history today of the great russia and the threats from beyond russia that you have to be ever vigilant for and they use this, the ceremonies remembering their greatest generation in a way tha

one thing i want to talk about starting to gust pick up near cumberland, petersburg, and hagerstown. notice the arrows coming out of the west. that is going to translate into the d.c. area. it is going to be windy for your friday. that is for sure. 's 30 andhe wind gust 40 miles per hour. new year's cover. we are staying dry. it is good enough to need the heavier coat. giants versus the redskins, a4 4:25 kickoff. it is mostly cloudy. temperatures in the 40's. the showers possible after game. sunday is a mostly dry day. after midnight, showers increase and stick around for the early half of 2017. bytime high hitting 64 tuesday. morning shower and sunshine. we will fall cooler, back in the 30's by next friday. jummy: thank you. coming up, bringing in the new year with netflix. we will reveal the most streamed shows by state in 2016. also bringing in the jummy: there is a new king on broadway. hamilton has ousted the lying king as the top ticket sales earner. king as the top ticket sales earner. many binge worthy shows out there, it is easy to pass time on netflix. stranger things and o

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however, look back to the west, areas like petersburg already drying out. damp by the afternoon you'll need sunglasses but it's going on the windy as well. one of the days in washington where we have a little bit of everything throughout the day. currently just about everybody coming in well above freezing, great news there. wet roads and 39 degrees in washington. a high today of 51. and after the showers come to an end by 9:00 a.m. at the latest, the clouds start to break up. i'll be updating the forecast on news 4 midday when we'll see the peeks of sunshine. it's going to be windy this afternoon and tomorrow. the winds not too much of a problem this morning but look as what happens in the afternoon and throughout the day tomorrow. it will be windy and tomorrow with the winds it's one of those days where it only feels like we're in the 20s and 30s. as we look ahead to the weekend, new year's eve saturday night, mid-40s and 30s. gloves, scarves if you're going to be standing outside to ring in 2017. dry for the redski sunday, a chance of showers as the game

petersburg isome to dozenof interne trolls. ththey spread per russiaian propaganda usually on social media outlets and they do that in a number of different ways. some emploloes generatate fake news stories. others post comments in forums and chat rooms. ,till others run social bots and animated software that spreads across social networkss by d disguising it is a real person. these efforts at manipulating the media can have dangerous a later this month, a man fired shots at a restaurant in washington d c after reading a fake news story that said that the restaurant was the headquarte of a child trafficking ring. daniel domscheit-berg, that was, of course, a look at the fake news operation. taking that and hacking, can we be sure they are occurring at the behest of russian authorities? in a time when cyber attacks are ongoing every day, all day long from all players involved. every major intelligence service that has people in active operation, they have people hacking. the only thing not worthy here is that something very impo

lawmakers will be at work this next session so maybe in st petersburg, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. last year a similar bill was killed in the state senate even though it overwhelmingly passed in the house. devastation...and many still in shock...after wildfires tore through gatlinburg, tennessee. the area saw some relief with heavy rains...but 3- more people have been found dead. that brings the total to seven people killed in the wildfires. even with wednesday's rain, homes are still smoldering. the fires destroyed more than 700 buildings. nearly 16- have burned. gatlinburg remains closed and under a curfew tonight. homeowners may be allowed to return in the coming days. and severe storms created an outbreak of tornadoes across the south. as if wildfires aren't enough, two people were killed by a possible twister in tennessee...and businesses were destroyed. in alabama, another possible tornado killed three people. this time lapse video is the storm arriving in atlanta. lights add that special twinkle to your christmas light display... but they're also attracting grinches. 10news

but -- george after gettisburg was shipped out to petersburg.division, part of his division is shattered, while he's down there, george decides to ask robert e. lee if he can take a leafzv and get married to his la salle, lee refuses to allow him to do this. george doesn't -- and goes off and gets married in september of 1863. unfortunately for george, there's nothing going on in peterburg at this time that was on the front page of the paper and robert e. lee and general going off and getting married. he goes off to north carolina, goes down to new burn and he's eventually going to make his way back to the army of northern virginia. he's going to miss this battle. now, the army of northern virginia, and it's an armyzv -- and first field and second core of eric -- commander and he's also going to be that soundingboard that he always had, very important soundingboard. you don't alwayssagree, obviously, you heard earlier, but they are going to work well together for the most part. ì9=i511e jackson was alive, lee with james longstreet not with jonat

petersburg bowl has mississippi winning 17-16. >>> the s.e.c. as lucky in the independence bowl. willie geist will not want to watch this one, sorry my friend. his vanderbilt commodores taking on nc state. vandy draws first blood going up 3. the wolfpack score early and often. interception leads to nc state's first td of the night. then wide receiver jalen samuels does it again, going 55 yards for his second score of the game. when all is said and done he ends up with three touchdown catches on the night. but vandy mounts a comeback cutting it to 28-17. then the dagger. heinz goes the distance on a breakaway kickoff return, going yes, 100 yards. nc state just too much for vanderbilt. 41-17. >>> finally, let's have a little nba basketball. the lowly brooklyn nets, 7-22, looking to stop the hornets who are on a three-game winning streak. it's back and forth the whole second half. hornets come storming back. center cody zeller with the put-back gives charlotte a 1-point lead with 2.3 seconds to go. >> it's foye. long three. got it! oh, my. >> randy

sleet loray rain, snow, sleet mix and petersburg some snowflakes for you. again no reports ever accumulation. if you see snow, sleet, please tweet me. i'll low you up on air and wield kind of see what's going on out there together. 44 reagan national current temperatures. dulles happeninging in 30s. 39. bwi marshall 4 2. here's forecast for the next couple days. rain, rain, rain and more rain today. evening commute could be it a we later today. chilly. holding at 45 for daytime high. we're kind of right there already. temperatures not going far. tomorrow dry it out a little bit. clouds to start. sunier by the afternoon. 52 degrees for daytime high not bad for december at all. >> not bad at all. all right. hi erin, house commute. >> we're tracking breaking news out of stove ford 6:7 crash involving vre train and car it's north of brook station because of that fredericksburg lines are delayed u hours plus. and some trains may be cancelled they are setting up metro option for you. and that is also closing brent point road arch dale road that could cause traffi

petersburg for the same folks. it's something that in terms of looking backwards and forwards, we have to be watching it and thinking about what to call it. >> the rise of russia out of nowhere, russia is roaring back to the front row of world leadership. it has to be considered a big story for 2016. >> so much of this began with the vote and great britain and we now have a few other votes that take place in nations that can help determine the stability and the policy we will have. ials think in addition to the election and the rise of populism and a tribal approach, politics in the republican party changed dramatically and it causes the thinking and a reimagination and reinvention for democrats. if we were sitting here, republicans think long and hard about what it looks like. >> it's my party having to do that. there are a lot of interesting stories and they pivot off the point of politics. >> absolutely. speaking of donald trump, back in july. >> i have joined the political a rene on so the powerful can no longe

petersburg police say a burglar who crept into a woman's bedroom did something even creepier before he left. they have charged jasper firoenza with burglary of a home in shore acres. the victim awoke to find him standing in her room. she screamed but before he ran, >>> citrus county deputies believe a woman burned to death in her car while trying to make a u-turn. the fire happened monday but it was just today that deputies identified the identity of linda steve. they believe she tried to turn around on a dirt driveway, got her car stuck on roots, and the grass caught fire and engulfed her car. >>> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a popular recron center caught fire just before 3 am. nearly 3 dozen firefighters spent more than an hour putting out the fire. people who live in the neighborhood say the center was an important part of the community and the can't believe it's gone.>> it's just heartbreaking coming you know? these kids go to school right in these two schools. working out of their home and being able to put a smile on their face knowing they had somewhe

at 55and petersburg degrees. 39 in winchester and martinsburg. so the push of southwesterly wind is very strong, just overhead, bringing the warmer air in. i think everybody gets into the 50's today. some areas may pop into the upper 50's briefly. we will call generally 53. the rain is behind cloudy later. interesting to watch because we will have high clouds at times. call it partly cloudy. as we get through tomorrow morning, nothing strong wind wise, but temperatures will turn cooler for the day tomorrow. as we get into early wednesday, all our attention goes to the west. tomorrow afternoon, rain showers to the west. kind of cloudy around the metro area with temperatures in the 40's. brief showers running south of town late tomorrow night, but we will focus out west because that will be the arrival later wednesday, and arctic cold front. first we will see sunshine early wednesday, but then as the arctic front arrives, the wind will get gusty and the temperatures are going to tank. let's give you an idea at the bus stop tomorrow morning. 35 degr

petersburg police want to know if you recognize this man you see over my shoulder. he's accused of a shocking sexual assault. cameron talked to the victim. she shares how with. it was a friday night. >> attorney megan per fernandez consults victims but this night she game one. >> he pushed his body against mine. i was jammed up against this wall. >> she said she had never seen the man before . >> he took one hand and put it on my chest area to push me back, my breasts. >> fernandez was scared. >> i immediately put my knee up in a defensive move. you know, i kneed him basically. >> the suspect was already gone. the attack caught on surveillance cameras is too graphic to show. >> we are horrified by this happening but it's not surprising. >> while for now police are serious. >> i think there's a shame and embarrassment that comes with these sexually specific crimes. >> she hopes police find the man before he hurts anyone else. >> i'm not ashamed our embarrassed but this man should be. >> i'm cameron poleham reporting. >>> a 13-year-old south florida girl and one of hi

petersburg.ecreationgs, one a compound and the other a warehouse in moscow will not be allowed to be used by american diplomats. reciprocity is very important. basically what you do to us, we can do to you. recognition from the kremlin that trump is very different from obama. the president-elect taking power on the 20th of january and these are very different people with very different goals. molly: what do we see in terms of reaction outside government circles? thomas: if we away from the politicians a little bit and keep within the idea of government. the official mouthpiece, sort of, for the government is the reallynd said -- mirrored what the kremlin said that donald trump is a very different -- suggests the goal of president obama is to make life difficult for donald trump. looking at what could donald trump do if you wanted to roll back these sanctions if he came into power and the suggestion that they came to is it would be very easy to get russian diplomat to use those buildings that have

the current windchill 18 in petersburg. and mid 20s in downtown washington. a cold night for sure. be bundled up for evening plans. could have overnight flurries near i-81. looks like mostly rain on monday but even colder air could lead to snow chances in the middle of the week. the evening will be cold. 33 now. temperatures drop back into the upper 20s by 11:00 tonight. and windchills in the teens and 20s all evening. a little chance of snow showers late tonight. and a midweek chance. >> full scloerz i'm not a cold to feel like the holiday season. so if you are wondering what the rest of the winter will look like. check out the winter special right here on nbc 4 at 7:30. we'll break down what you can expect. and the first weekend since the grand opening of the national harbor. darcy spencers joins us live. good evening. little chilly out there? >> reporter: i'm with you imi'm not a cold weather person. i start to bundle up in october. for the average person this is the time you really need to bundle up. it is quite cold down here. you need to have on a warm coat, gloves. of course

petersburg to discucuss closer ties.yria, still remain on with the two sides supporting opposite sides. putin is looking for a diplomatic solution beneficial and russia. in recent days, both governments have been working together in the aleppo cease-fire situation. >> of shooter injured three worshipers before turning the gun of himself. three people are still recovering in the hospital. >> what we can say at this point is that there is no indication of any kind of terrorist or an islamici.s. radicalization of the suspect. this is what we know so far. looking through the items that we found in his flat, we discovered that the killer might've had an interest in occultism. says: a wimbledon champion she is lucky to be alive after she was injured defending herself from a knife wielding intruder in her apartment. the tennis world number 11 was injured in her playing arm and gave no indication as to when she might be able to play again. she was attacked in her flat in a city 200 kilometers from paris. >> police are looking fo

petersburg waking up to find a strange man looming over her bed. we're live tonight with how a baby gate caught this guy. michael? >> reporter: paul, you know, that man that was arrested in this neighborhood just lives a street over from this victim and into the victim's home he broke into 11 days earlier. >> i can't believe he came back either. >> reporter: this time, brittney kline was prepared. a new security system alarmed. two weeks ago, jasper fiorenza came through an unlocked side door. he cat woke up her. >> i could see the shadow of the man standing at the side of my bed. she called out. he didn't move down at the foot of my bed petting the cat. he wasn't looking at me. >> he was arrested in pinellas county in 2014 so his prints were already on fire. >> it's very important that i had the baby gate. that's where they pulled the door from, so he had to put his hand on the door frame. >> reporter: she doesn't want to think about whether or not he was in her home before the night she saw him. >> i hope he goes to prison for county jail for a c

and west. 37.rstown now the wind gusts are increasing, especially west of town, ay, andter, lur petersburg. later tonight into tomorrow, the wind will gust around the metro area at about 30. if you have a lunch plans, in the lower 40's friday, a good deal of sunshine, clouds later t last day of 2016 and the new year's eve celebration, plus rain for parts of the football game sunday. the timing of that, plus a big warm-up on the 10-day. jonathan: steve, thanks. on the maryland eastern shore, a queen and county deputy in critical condition after he was shot responding to a domestic disturbance call. a woman into ag has to get her belongings when the homeowner confronted the deputy with a shotgun and shot him in the stomach. his vest covered most of it, but some of it got underneath the vest. hogan fired back, killing the suspect. >> it sat on both sides, the cop doing his job. jimmy was on the other end when he came. it did not turn out too well. jonathan: hogan surgery at shock trauma in baltimore and is expected to recover. a report released today by the law enforcement national fund has t

petersburg. >> president-elect donald trump has repeatedly refused to say the kremlin had anything involvement in the election. all the computers are complicated our lives greatly. the age of computer has made it where no one knows exactly what is going on. >> mr. trump said it is time to of mouton bigger and better things and will meet with leader of the intelligence community to be updated. >> we are sending you push alerts on our news app. our crew will keep you updated for the latest information download the app. >> bay area woman is in jail for mail theft. it was easy for her. the 45-year-old was in illegal possession of a master key with the postal service and she could unlock mail boxes across the bay area. here is our reporter, cornell barnard. >> the 7-eleven parking lot is where police arrest the a 45-year-old after she first parked illegally in a handicapped space. she was high on drugs. methamphetamine was found in her car. that is not all. all the searches with done and we legislated several articles of mail that did not belong to her. >> mail from different addresses from the sou

at 9:45 the federal breakthrough at petersburg, and at 10:45 p.m., four influential civil war military wives. great attacks of the civil war, 8:00 p.m. eastern wednesday here on c-span 3. >> sunday, january 1st, indepth will feature a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. we're taking your phone calls, tweets, e-mails and facebook questions during the program. our panel includes april ryan, white house correspondent for american urban radio networks, and author of the presidency in black and white. an up close view of three presidents and race in america. how race still enslaves the american sole. and david marinous. author of barack obama historian. watch in depth on sunday on book tv on c-span two. >> architectural historian barry lewis, talks about the construction of the brooklyn bridge, why manhattan needed the bridge, and how transportation in the city changes at the turn of the 20th century. >> when the brooklyn bridge was opened, it did not put the ferries out of business, the ferries were still running at capaci capacity. by the mid 1990s, the city of brooklyn, wh

petersburg in russia and what you're seeing is an natural effect that can occur anywhere in the worldere are three distinct suns in the air. basically there is a halo around the sun and because there is ice crystals in the cirrus clouds it's a trick of the light as it reflects off it creates these two phantom suns. >> that's cool. >> if you look closely you can kind of see the halo going all the way around. there are videos of this popping up all over which gives you a better indicator of how the halo work. stunning drone footage, but what you can see right here is the three suns and you can see the halo. >> that looks so freaking cool, though. >> the last video we got also from russia, this one from sochi, talking to the camera and she is right on the coast. i can't imagine what is coming up. >> stop. stop. stop. oh. oh. oh. >> oh, she got knocked down. >> she got wiped out. >> still holding on to the phone, she comes out and looks like a drowned cat. it is a little chilly over in sochi but she appears to be fine. >> going for a selfie and she captured herself a viral video, too. >>>

petersburg, florida, police say that two women were involved in a road rage incident that ended in an mcdonald's drive-thru, you see a woman pull up behind the other silver nissan and gets out of her car and walks up and slaps the other driver and the suspect walks back to her car and out of the drive-thru, police are now looking for the woman. >> a woman in utah found an unwanted gift if her son's christmas stocking, a thumbtack. she was hungry and grabbed a bite size snickers from her son's stocking and ate two of the candies and then when she ate the third she found more than milk chocolate and peanuts when she bit into the candy bar. >> bit down there was a thumbtack and it was hard and i spit it out. and a gold thumbtack in the middle of it. >> fortunately she did not break a tooth or injure herself. she threw away the tack. right now she is not planning to sue. >>> still ahead here on "action news" another check of your forecast stepping live outside looking at sky 6 hd and dillworth park. meteorologist, david murphy, with an update from accuweather. we are a military family. th