that's as pierce begged him to keep breathing, keep breathing, but it was too late. shar lien farrell anthony is warrick's mom. >> it's hard on me and i think the right thing will be to just to turn yourself in. accidents happen and we understand it was a tragic accident. >> reporter: it certainly was. anyone with information that could help solve this case is urged to call u.s. park police. we're reporting live from laurel tonight, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> it was really bizarre what happened inside a d.c. nightclub yesterday. a couple of guys in the club got involved in an argument when one of them pulled out a samurai sword and swung it at the other one. the man who was the victim in this case suffered cuts to his hands. all this happened at a club called the midtown on connecticut avenue yesterday. police say the guy who did the swinging with the sword is named michael mineer raymond. he was arrested and has been charged with assault with intent to kill. >>> new problems with emergency communication on metro have been fixed tonight. that according to the transit

i mean usually it would happen on twitter if anything. >> to miss pierce and the brown "daily herald. he change your mind? >> oh, no no no. >> in fact malcolm x would change his, moves closer to pierce's idea of inthe e grags four years before he died after brown. >> it was almost giddy, being amidst something potentially interesting historicry. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim akle rod, cbs news providence, rhode island. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the storms in the south. we'll get reaction. and tea leony will be in the studio. >>> finally excitement in california. it with us named the julie chen leslie moonves and cbs center. chen graduated from the school and munoonves is the ceo of cbs. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm lauren lyster. thanks for watching. have a great day. >>> we are watching a eye on the storm system moving in our area this morning threaning to make the commute kind of a tricky one, a a live look at storm scan three, katie had has latest upda

pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no.x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> e! re-airs giuliana rancic's offensive comments about zendaya on "fashion police." >> will co-host kelly osborne really quit the show? >> i'm talking to her mom, what there without joan rivers? ♪ >> she smells like weed. >> people are offended. >> what's going on with kelly? >> kelly was really upset. >> why her first apology asn't enough. >> and what zendaya says today. >> then will and jada get candid with us about their marriage. >> plus music news, madonna talking about what caused hysteria and paranoia in her cam

>> oh, no, no, no. >> reporter: in fact malcolm x would change his, moving closer to pierce's idea ofrags four years before he died after traveling to brown. >> it was almost giddy, being amidst something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the storms in the south. we'll get reaction. >>> and actress tea leoni from the hit drama "madam secretary" will be in the studio. >>> finally excitement in california. it with us named the julie chen, leslie moonves and cbs center. the couple was on hand for the unveiling yesterday. chen graduated from the school and moonves is the ceo of cbs. the media center houses the student run tv and radio operations. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm lauren lyster. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, february 26. i'm michelle griego. >> the weekend

pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind?ter: in fact, malcolm x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy, being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. breaking news in the east bay. we are getting word of a double homicide in the town of hercules. two people were found dead on marigold place this afternoon. that is near lupine hills elementary school. details still coming in on this story. chopper 5 is on its way to hercules. we is also a crew headed there. no word on the victims or the suspects or mowivity

pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no.x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> legalization of pot possession in the district come midnight will proceed despite threats from congress. >> a man arrested for killing a world war ii vet claims his motive for murder was sex. >> reporter: a top state department official arrested on a charge of soliciting sex from a minor in fairfax remains in jail waiting for fairfax to pick him up. i'm peggy fox. i'll tell you what the judge said about that charge today. >> thousands of people say beniful dog food hurt or killed their pets and now they're filing suit

it pierced the wall three feet from zach's head board. >>> investigators are trying to determine if a bank robbery in rittenhouse square is connected to one last month the suspect appears to be holding a hand grenade at 1855 walnut street he ran away with cash, there was a similar robbery at the first bank on january 20th in that holdup the suspect used an alleged bomb with wires sticking out. >>> still coming a robber with a chainsaw, how they escaped the gas station attack. >> and a woman relies on a stranger after her 1-year-old son stops breathing at his home. >>> and how you can eat like a super star in one simple step. "action news" will be right back. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related s

for bbc news this is pierce edwards. >> coming up this weekend as pierce mentioned. >>> our attention to jordan. jordanians holding a rally to express solidarity with the family of the pilot muath al kasasbeh killed by islamic state. take a look at these pictures taking place in the capital. people holding flags to show, indeed that they support the battle against islamic state. they have been called to make a public stand and bringing more on that on "bbc world news." >>> still to come on the program, ever heard of the stuffed paradox? another example of the widening gap between rich and poor. we'll tell you more. ♪ grab a refreshing canada dry ginger ale. real ginger. real taste. real ahhh. >>> this is "bbc world news." the latest headlines. >>> after spending thursday in kiev, the leaders of france and germany are off to russia where they hope to conconvince putin to bring peace to a deal to ukraine. >>> let's get more now on that top story. the diplomatic efforts getting under way to end the violence in eastern ukraine. we're joined by alexander who is a military analyst in moscow

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we now learned 400 feet of electrified rail pierced the inside of the train? >> reporter: that's right, david. that's a major focus of the investigation at this point. and it gives you an idea of how horrifying it must have been for those passengers on board that train. >> all right, linsey davis leading us off tonight. thank you. >>> now, to the other deadly crash, caught on tape. the passenger jet, just missing a highway and the drivers below. the plane then crashing into the water, tonight, investigators have now recovered the black boxes, and the images out of taiwan are stunning. you can hear the people in the car, witnessing it all, screaming. look at this. crashing into a river, just beside the highway. later, rescuers surrounding the wreckage searching for survivors. incredibly many people were actually able to make it out of the plane. picking a toddler to safety later, flight in that raft. tonight, the pie lot yelling "may day" in the air, less than four minutes, and here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the screams of drivers as this plane goes do

once you have a defensive swagger, teams are intimidated by that. >> paul pierce.r play of the night comes from jared jack bang, two seconds left. that was it. game-winner with 1.3 seconds left. 1 is 102-100, the nets beat the clippers. and lance armstrong is in the news again. police say armstrong hit two parked cars while driving through aspen after a night of partying. he agreed to let his long time girlfriend take the blame. big of him. but she has now admitted lying to police and armstrong has been cited for speeding and failure to report an accident. these are weeks now after that accident. big of lance armstrong. >> i know. >> what's the latest sir? >> quiet night. you like that? you get a look outside here the next hour or two, if you look up and see full moon just to the left, you'll see the planet jupiter. temperatures tomorrow will start off in the temperatures, climb to about 50 in the afternoon with partly cloudy skies. our seven day showed some flurries, this on thursday morning. cold front passes through the area in the morning. maybe a few snow show

pierce goes down hard. he says you can't break steel, though. pierce holding his knee.e'd have to be helped off the floor. wizards han t warriors a loss. at least it wasn't a blowout. >> they played tough. >> 26 turnovers. >> you can't do that. >> the [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> that's o broadcast for now. tonight owxt >> yotorr >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- josh duhamel gabrielle union, musical guest, charlie wilson,

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officials say the impact was so forceful -- the electrified third rail buckled -- and pierced the train. at least a dozen people were injured. a frightening sight -- caught on camera in san francisco. this motorcycle-- colliding with a car that's running a red light. the rider went head over heels and incredibly - landed on his feet. he posted this video from his helmet camera to you-tube a few days ago. it already has two and a half million views. it happened at the intersection of ellis street and cyril magnin in san francisco on wednesday.as the man on the motorcycle was headed home from work. his bike was totaled - but he managed to walk away with only some bumps and bruises. still ahead. why tom brady is giving his m-v- p truck away. and the warriors put on a clinic against the helpless kings. gary has the highlights.and all the sports.next! bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imag

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these can still pierce the armor many officers wear.and the people i went to school with, put in the rack in the back so they could go hunting afterwards. they're easy to see. what you're worried about are handguns that are cheap, small and easy to conceal and if they can carry bullets, they can cut through your vest that will be problem eventually. >> so, regis, just about any hunting round, deer rifle round is pierce soft body armor. if this is banned, why not those, too? >> yeah, i mean, it's a 223 round. it's this specific ammunition that we're talking about banning is used for target practice and the reason rifles should use this ammunition is because it's accurate. so, the fact that the atf wants to ban target shooting ammunition is beyond me. and -- sorry? >> they don't actually want to ban target shooting ammunition. they can't pierce through the vests police officers wear on the streets. >> sorry, it's actually target ammunition and no person who uses a gun to carry will use this ammunition because the it's not as effective as

a 50 caliber with the first shot, weren't armor-piercing round. able to penetrate one wall. >> second? with the first shot, weren't able to penetrate one wall. >> second? >> second shot went through and >> second shot went through and it it againsted the hydrogen out. againsted the hydrogen out. >> unless you get shot twice in >> unless you get shot twice in the same spot, you will probably the same spot, you will probably be okay the be okay the it car dwent years of development. there is some small condition it car dwent years of development. you think there is some small condition you think about. about. we test vehicles especially we test vehicles especially painted to painted to discase the discase the protocols. protocols. extreme conditions. extreme conditions. blistering heat to death valley? blistering heat to death valley? >> we had temperatures over 120 degrees fahrenheit. >> we had temperatures over 120 degrees fahrenheit. >> to the bone-chilling cold of yellow knife canada. >> to the bone-chilling cold of yellow knife canada. start. s

the third rail pierced the train itself. the live third rail with a deadly amount of electricity. train was moving at a good clip. the jerryengineer was not able to stop. the investigative team will leave tomorrow morning and boots on the ground here before noon. >> as we look at video, the smoke coming out of the train cars it is very cold here in new york. we have had a blizzard more snowfall. what happened to the hundreds of passengers on board once this happened? they obviously got off the train. was there shelter? how were they provide for? >> this particular bit of rail line runs parallel to a highway. shortly before this there had been a car accident not too far from the train crash scene. so there were first responders close by who were able to get there quickly. their primary focus at the beginning was on the people. people were helped to what local health club. i don't know the extent they were debriefed by the authorities. a lot of people reaching out to families to arrange a reunion. the roads were closed so people trying to get to family members who were stranded had

you need to look into sarah pierce freeman. it looks like she is giving -- she gave freedom to david. david is the identified negro. 5'7" high, dark complexion about 30 years old. raised in kent county. if it's 1806, then he would have been born around 1780. s >>o, thank you for being a good steward and saving it. >> it means a lot to me and i have three children and they kn ow about all this, but i do not know how to -- [indiscernible] >> i like you even say save it for them, because it sounds like they are interested in having it. that is a very good thing. >> i would like to say that almost everybody leaves with a smile on their face. people are please not only to know more about their objects but that somebody thought it was an important thing. to them, it was the thing that was on the shelf or in the closet. down in the basement. that they have decided to bring it out today and somebody said this is important. it might not have monetary value and it might not be something in a museum ever, but it is something that tells am

curry had 13 in the first corner. 3rd quarter/ 68-64 warriors paul pierce who just passed jerry westg list. jumper 68-66 warriors 4th quarter/ 96-92 warriors klay thompson drive and layup 98-92 warriors 4th quarter/ 107-102 warriors curry goes high off the glass with the scoop shot 109-102 warriors final: 114-107 warriors after obama next up for curry and the warriors is lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers he is going to look over go-- he missed a season with a torn acl and this is his second torn minisus. although not necessarily a season-ending injury. no timetable for his return has been set and caution would indicate he is done for the season aoki is the biggest star in the american press. he came over from kansas city, and the word is he's very well could lead off and start in left field. there is an internet thing where people go online and vote for their favorite it'sdvavid verses buster >>:anytime you get any votes from the fans it's a big matter, no matter what it is. of is it's no secret at this point how passionate they are. it's an honor in a matter what it is. marsh

jeff pierce hit the ball park today for fan if est and spoke to fans welcoming the new baseball seasonyou get by the super bowl, you know it's getting close and then you come here and that locks it all in. >> reporter: tens of thousands of giants fans couldn't agree more as they lined up to get into at&t park. they braved what could have been a wet introduction to the season. >> no problem. we thought we'd take a chance. >> it could be snowing and the fans would be here. >> reporter: sandwiched between two rain storms, they celebrated the approaching season. >> the giants when you're a winner, even the weather cooperates. >> we've had rain on the parade and we loved it. we have sunshine today and we'll love that too. >> part of the reason i started watching baseball is because it has so much heart and love. >> reporter: for fans, the giants it means spring is shortly upon us. >> we're on center field. how great is that? >> ? >> had the holidays and now i'm ready to go. i'm anxious to get going here. >> one of the best feelings in the world. getting to meet the players. >> come around a

these are armor piercing bullets.on't forget the nra -- it's been two years since the sandy hook or whatever and the president failed in the congress, no doubt about that. but it's under congress's law he has the ability and atf is doing this, not the administration so far to say this bullet is a threat to law enforcement. >> this is a bullet that a lot of hunters use, target shooters use it as well. ban the bullet, ban the ar 15. >> he doesn't want to win this fight. he wants to have the fight. president obama is our first troll president. do i have to explain what that means? a troll is someone who is purposefully on the internet to try to get a reaction. this kind of thing is right up his alley. he loves fighting with the right. he raises money off of it. he gets attention. he doesn't want results. he wants to attempt to do something and then blame republicans. >> you know what people use this for? the reason it has a tip is it pierces targets for people who do target shooting. it's not for people running around sh

after a bunch of police have been killed with the armored piercing weapons, it's too late.dy: will, you're a recreational hunter, you spend a lot of time in the wilderness, obviously. what do you think about this? >> i think the politics of it make this unlikely for the white house to move forward on. i think every time they move forward with a big gun control push, it blows up in their faces. after sandy hook, they could not get a bill through congress. kennedy: everyone was like whoa. >> if there is any a moment. the power of the nra and the gun lobby is such, and it's like this all over the country, look at the state laws on guns repealed left and right. if they ban the ammunition, hard to think they would ban the ammunition. kennedy: jillian, will and steve, thank you for being here, fine discussion as always. >>> you might soon get a head transplant. that might be good news for some people or might mean zombies, i hope my body gets neil cavuto's head next time around. sexy, sexy, stay right here. neil. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can

that rail then pierced the front car and set off a fiery blast. we'll have much more on two developing stories with reporters and analysis straight ahead. >> and a certainly big news day. jordan taking swift action after the brutal murder of their captured pilot by the terrorists of isis. two convicted terrorists executed at dawn today as jordan bows to press on with the u.s.-led fight against the islamic state. welcome to "happening now." i'm jenna lee. >> and i'm jon scott. 26-year-old pilot was burned alive in a page. jordanian military believes he was actually killed a month ago but king abdullah a close u.s. ally, was in washington, d.c. when that video was released online yesterday. the king then cut short his trip to rush home and rally support for an even tougher line against the terrorists. we've got live fox team coverage on all of these developments with kevin corke at the white house. go ahead. >> as you can imagine, white house is pledging continued support for the jordanian people and their leader in the wake of that despicable act c

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the wizards will try to avoid losing their sixth straight without paul pierce again with a bruised knee. hopefully they can get back on track tonight against the sixers. >> what about us? >> a couple of bumps and then a nice one day. 33 for the high tomorrow. do all your outdoor activities sunday -- planned for sunday do them tomorrow instead. sunday will be a wintry mix. sleet, snow, freezing rain. once again, look at wednesday. just wednesday. 60 degrees. >> that is just a few days from now. >> and one day. >> we look forward to >> > tonight, the major weekend storm about to hit, from denver to chicago to boston. the major pileup already. 25 states in the path. >>> and the dramatic no vote. is congress about to allow funding for homeland security to run out? >>> and the most wanted terrorist in the world, wearing a pittsburgh cap? brian ross and why they blocked our camera. >>> and diane sawyer the little league mom behind bars. >>> and the dress, why are we all seeing something different? finally, an answer tonight.

we shoot it with a 50 caliber armor-piercing round. with the first shot, weren't able to penetrate one wall. >> second? >> second shot went through and it againsted the hydrogen out. >> unless you get shot twice in the same spot, you will probably be okay the it car dwent years of development. there is some small condition you think about. we test vehicles especially painted to discase the protocols. extreme conditions. blistering heat to death valley? >> we had temperatures over 120 degrees fahrenheit. >> to the bone-chilling cold of yellow knife canada. start. >> are what pressure? >> 23, slowing down. >> i was not expecting how cold it would be. >> back in warm california, jackie and i hopped into a demo vehicle and headed to a nearby station to fill her up. ♪ ♪ s is that. touch? >> it's because if you fill it with hydrogen and the tank lets up as we are filling. in order to minimize that effect and to get higher density gas in there, did is mine tus 20. >> how much does it cost to fill up a car? >> 5 to $7 a kilogram. it would be a

megan described her assailant as a stocky blond male with facial hair, about six feet tall, with piercinglue eyes. between his eyes was a crescent shaped cut when megan struck him with the flashlight. >> she kept her eyes open, and she looked at his face and his body, so she was able to describe portions of the man that a reasonable stranger wouldn't know. >> forensic scientists measured and photographed the shoe and tire impressions outside the mckernan's home. several of the shoe impressions belonged to megan's family, but there were a number of unidentified shoe impressions, presumably those of the assailant. at boyd's corner where the assault took place, police found more tire impressions and scuff marks on a guardrail. boyd's corner is an isolated area on an abandoned road leading to a cul-de-sac. because it was a gathering spot for teenagers, police assumed the assailant was a local man familiar with the area. the use of a weapon also suggested this wasn't his first crime. >> we wanted to make sure that the person who did this to her wasn't out there hunting someone else. so we want

multiple reports say paul pierce and bradley beal will play tonight in detroit. at verizon, fourth quarter and jason richardson with the drive and bucket. the flush. later in the fourth, smith drives. and there is that guy again, he finished with 14 and 13 boards. the wizards lose 89-81. that is six straight losses. the caps hope and to be the last place team in the metro division last night. cannot do that if there is no d. canes take the lead in the first. in the second, jeff skinner finds himself all alone. he fires and scores. the canes win, the caps lose three straight, 3-0. and the new york knicks say that former nba power forward anthony mason has died full stop he was 48. he had been diagnosed with congestive heart failure earlier this month. i remember watching anthony mason back in the 1990's. kimberly: so young. kimberly: we have a little bit of winter and spring in the forecast. steve: a little bit of everything for everyone. snow changing over into a win to all rain. all at of your late sunday night, early monday morning. lower 30's on sunday, lower

as a frequent guest at city tavern, pierce butler may have been present. might explain his later comment that the powers vested in the executive, quote who not have been so great had not many of the members cast their eyes to general washington at president. at the convention's flex session, the very next session the states voted by a margin of 7-3 for a single executive. virginia, by a virginia narrow split vote with washington breaking the tie, joined the majority. and so it went for week after week as washington successfully guided the convention to its historic conclusion in september, when all of the states then present voted for the constitution even though many individual delegates objected to parts of it. the convention then approved the cover letter and two accompanying resolutions for transmitting the finished draft to congress. that cover letter stated the friends of our country have long seen and desired that the power of making war, peace treaties, and of levying money and regulating commerce should be fully, that's underlined. and effectively

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that's now underneath essentially the train and that third rail then pierced the train itself comingright through it. live third rail with a deadly amount of electricity coming through it as well. we know it was a crash that happened when the train was moving at a good clip. the engineer was not able to stop and why the truck was on the tracks. that's the focal point of the ntsb go team presumably and believe out of washington tomorrow morning and long before noon boots on the ground. >> as we look at video of this, smoke coming out of the train cars there and a wide shot it is very cold here in new york. we have had a blizzard. now we have had more snowfall. so what happened to the hundreds of passengers that were on board once this happened? they obviously got off of the train. was there any kind of shelter? how were they provided for? >> this particular bit of rail line runs parallel to a highway. there had been shortly before this, just one of those twists of fate a car accident not too far from the crash scene, of the train crash scene. so there were first responders very close

and jewel pierce is still in a lot of pain. still recovering physically and emotionally from that terrible hit-and-run attack. >> just find out that somebody died next to you and live okay. >> reporter: jewel is a surviving victim of the hit-and-run incident on the bw parkway sunday night. she and her fiance were changing a flat tire on this car when they were struck on the shoulder of the road. 38-year-old rick warrick was killed. jewel was seriously injured. rick warwick was changing the tire. she was holding the light. this is what she remembers. >> i was, like checking to see if he was breathing because hef -- my hip was stuck that way, and he was laying like sort of on me. and i was like rolling over making sure he can breathe, and i kept checking him. he was just out there for over a long time in the cold. i just know that cars just kept going and nobody stopped, and they were waving trying to get people to stop and nobody stopped. >> reporter: jewel says she'll never forget what happened on that parkway last sunday night

pierce's grandmother hosted the couple for christmas dinner.he said the family has not told her yet that her fiancÉ died. >> she is going to take it hard. >> she said her son had been heading to david busters anne arundel mills mall. she said he was looking forward to getting married. >> he loved life, he loved his family, he loved his kids. >> rick warrick's mother said sadly shehe is not the first son that she has lost. she lost another son to gun violence about 10 years ago. live from laurel, tom roussey abc 7 news. >> happening now in alexandria an investigation after a car hit a pedestrian at the intersection of duke and south ingram street. stay with abc 7 for updates on that. >> the family of felicia barnes says the suspect in the 16-year-old's murder will be re- indicted. the state's attorney for baltimore city has set a news conference for tomorrow morning. the most recent case against johnson ended in a mistrial. johnson's first conviction was thrown out because the prosecution withheld evidence. >> a college basketball analyst lead n

wiz lose with no bradley beal, no paul pierce, and no fight. >> we stopped doing that.laying more focused trying to execute the way we're supposed to execute. it's going to stay like that. when you're shorthanded, which we're a little bit. we got to have our main guys step up. >>> maybock ovechkin and the capitals can take our minds off that. attempting to stop the 2-game losing streak. holtby made 35 saves. that was not one of them. 2nd period, 2nd goal for the canes. this time courtesy of jeff skinner an empty-netter as washington loses its third game 3-0. >>> spring training. games haven't even begun yet but hype for the nationals has! washington is a favorite to make the playoffs, including brash outfielder bryce harper. >> reporter: i'm not trying to make fun of you. it's 53 degrees here. but a day after it was 75, that's cold! i know you hate me right now. bryce harper wears things up here over the weekend with his comment. >> you sit there and think we can do it. there's no doubt in my mind. i got confidence in my team. and if i don't have confidence in my team,

. >>> pierce boyconis under arrest in connection with stabbing of two members of nicki minaj's touring team. devon picket was killed and perkins suffered injuries. >>> in the kensington section of philadelphia last week it was 52 end and locust and this morning it was the 2800 block of west front street that is where david henry is now live. >> it was fire and ice out here today. the fire is gone but you can see behind me the ice lingers on in these cold temperatures out here. this all after the firefighting effort to put out a fire at front street under the l, and it was quite a challenge. >> it's challenging because it's cold but we are getting it done. >> the water froze almost instantly after it hit everything but the flames out here and froze three hydrants in the area and the fourth is no use until the water department came out to put it back in service. treacherous footing for the firefighters, and the temperature was in the single digits and the firefighters had to take warm-up breaks. >> they provided -- we are rotating our members to stay warm. and we have the second alarmers

. >> paul pierce. still no score in the carolina-duke game, still in overtime. bowie state topped virginia state, rivalry game, in overtime. >> does not matter. shanahan, that is amazing stuff. >> coming up -- it started with heartbreak. >> just the look on his face killed me inside. >> nobody showed up at a birthday party for this six-year-old. what happened next is inspiring. >> record-breaking cold on the way to the dcu region, the number one trending topic on wjla.com. also, school closings and delays tomorrow. and our week long spotlight on cold cases. although stories on wjla.com. >> we have been talking about the story, heartwarming from florida, but it started with disappointment. this six-year-old, who has autism, invited everyone at school to his birthday party and nobody showed up. heartbroken, his mom wrote about it on facebook. almost immediately, there was a massive community response and people started arriving with gifts. the sheriff's department even send a helicopter to do a flyover. the next week, deputies, police cars, fire trucks, all paid g

and green sprang paul pierce's knee. he should be fine. he said you cannot break steel.everyone who is anyone has arrived in florida for the start of national spring training. and we got the team's take on all the talk. >> reporter: night falls here and i have to tell you this place has been buzz with media because most people feel that the nationals are a world series contender. and they thought that last year and it didn't happen. does the group have the proper mentally to be the hunted, not the hunter? and that is a good question. and manager williams says, yes, they do. >> they hold themselves accountable and do in that way. so what i can evaluate in those scenarios, are we doing it right and working hard enough? >> we were the paper champions in toronto and it did work out so well. we left it on the field and we signed max. it is was almost encouraging everyone to come to spring training and be prepared. >> reporter: in a matter of moments is a 12:00 deadline for checking in. we'll have an update on that tomorrow. it is another day here at spring training. back to y

paul pierce tied the game at 109. headed to overtime. kyle lowry took over in o.t. 23 for the game.aptors go on to beat the wizards 120-116 in overtime. >> the guys hung in there. i got to give our guys credit there. could have been easy when we got down 20 or whatever it was. they kept fighting away and, you know gave ourselves an opportunity to win coming down the stretch. that's you know they played their hearts out. trying to pull this out. >>> let's go down a level now. charlottesville, second ranked virginia hosting fourth ranked duke. second half. cavaliers up 4. malcolm brogdan is rewarded. and one. he had 17 for the game. uva. they're up 7. later on say hello to justin anderson. the kid can get up. duke did come back. tied at 63-63. this is quinn cook. knocking down a huge three pointer. that put duke up 66-63. under 20 seconds to play. oh that was the dagger right there. jones. duke they hand virginia their first loss of the season. cavaliers fall 69-63. >>> georgetown createing kreighton. georgetown up by 5. smith rivera hits the floor and the three. georgetown leads by 3

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