--sell pike northbound rockville pike northbound has some construction.the left side is going by. all southbound lanes are open. shot theave this live gives you current conditions at the wilson bridge. very light traffic in both directions on the outer and inner loop. if you information on that crash, you can always put on 103 .5. >> thank you very much, amanda. the country of ukraine is on the hunt for its president who is gone missing. we are going to the live desk with more. >> jacqui jeras will be back talking about snow in the forecast. >> robert lyles is in the live desk with the latest information. ukrainian president has vanished. a ward for his arrest is issued. citizens are rating the presidential compound. once they got inside, all signs lavish lifestyle. there was a personal zoo, a golf course, and vintage cars. the president was last seen in the middle of the black sea. he released his security detail and drove off to an unknown location. the parliament impeached him. minister posted that an arrest foreign for him for mass killing of civilian

route 29 behind me, columbia pike, 11 lanes wide for pedestrians to cross and this afternoon the aaa mid-atlantic complained that typically memorial day lights just about everywhere do not give enough time -- typically lights just about everywhere do not give enough time to cross. the holocaust survivor could not survive u.s. 29 columbia pike crumpled on the ground after being hit by a school bus at 1:25 in the afternoon. he did not survive this. john townsend of aa says it's an example of a widespread problem. 20 to 30% of pedestrians killed nationwide are over 65 and intersections are not designed for them. >> it takes older pedestrians a lot longer to cross intersections and most intersections are not designed for older pedestrians. >> reporter: the road is so busy to legally crosswalkers must make it to the median strip halfway out in a mere 15 seconds. investigators think meranski made it this far, to the median in between the two lanes of columbia pike, where it's likely he pushed this button to try to cross again. the crosswalk signal gave meranski14 seconds to get across thes

. >> the 91-year-old was hit as he crossed columbia pike in silver spring. neighbors are devastated and police are searching for answers. we have the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out why this accident happened. elia miranski was crossing columbia park. he lives about a block away and when that bus hit him, he was in the crosswalk according to police and tonight his neighbors are missing him. >> i believe he is a nice guy. >> reporter: tonight this man is saddened to learn his next door neighbor, 91-year-old holocaust survivor elia miranski died after a school bus hit him nearby on columbia pike. >> i don't understand first of all why a guy of 91 years of age as you said is crossing. >> reporter: his mangled walker is on the side of the road. this chopper 4 video shows the scene, 2:20 this afternoon in silver spring, traffic backed up for miles. police say miranski safely crossed the southbound lanes on columbia pike at tech road. he was on his way to go shopping, trying to cross the northbound lanes when the school bu

he was and explore in debbie lon pike that on a mountain in colorado you might have heard of and pike is a tough guy. paul has a massive army and he hit york and they wipe out the british. zebulon pike is sitting outside of the fort interrogating his krisner saying look we don't need the lead ship to continue and if you surrender now we can all live and we won't destroy the city and i will let you go. as he is negotiating apparently a stray cannonball hits a supply depot inside the ford and blows it up. trees are knocked over in the fort was lifted off the ground. 100 men are blown into the air and the older the size of the piano go spiraling through the air as his if launched by catapult and lands on top of zebulon pike's head. zebulon pike dead what do our men to? day rob and pillage and them burned to the ground. we attack civilians and we burn them to the ground. the british promised to repay that favor. 1814 this is the most important year in american history. the british finally finish with napoleon. for two years ago but canadians rock and tecumseh have an beating a pesky mosqu

crews are finishing demolition of the old bridge over the pike. this doesn't affect washington boulevard lists, but columbia pike will be closed the next two weeks for that demolition to continue. >>> new campaign finance reports have just been released in the district and they show the mayor has raised more than $6 billion for hbillion -- $6 billion in eincluding counsel member tommy wells, but he's refusing to take corporate donations. the democratic primary is april 1, but early voting begins in just about six weeks. >>> tonight former chicago mayor richard daly is in the hospital. daly's spokeswoman says he is in the icu after he got sick on a flight last night. daly felt disoriented when the plane landed in chicago. the former mayor will undergo tests a and his exact condition ask not known. he was the mayor of chicago for two decades before leaving office in 2011. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is responding tonight to new accusation he knew more about that -- christie e-mailed supporters today saying those claims are not truchlt and

. >>> later in the newscast, america's newest gold medalist whose half pike performance took everyoneven her, by surprise, coming up in 15 minutes. >>> happening now a storm that turned atlanta into an icy ghosttown and highways into the carolinas into parking lots. it is now headed north. washington, d.c., is in the thick of it. the federal government is closed this morning as that storm moves in and the icy mess means a bigger mess at airports across the country including right here in the bay area. "today in the bay"'s" bob redel is live this morning. >> reporter: a passenger just walked by, gave us a thumbs up and she's excited because her flight was cleared to atlanta which wouldn't have been the case yesterday. the snowstorm on the eastern seaboard is moving north, relieving atlanta hartsfield but causing major problems for airports in the northeast. according to flightaware.com, more than 4,000 flights have already been canceled for today nationwide. i just got off the phone with a duty manager here at sfo. he tells us there are almost 50 arrivals and departures that have alrea

the robber shattered the front door of a subway restaurant on old columbia pike around 2:20 this morning. the owner says $150 was stolen along with a safe and the store's surveillance system. he believes this is not the first time this has happened. >> this is the second time. a few months ago it happened same thing. they broke the front door and they came in and took the $450. >> the store owner believes it's the same person responsible for both robberies but police cannot confirm that at this point. >>> police are releasing a photo of a man they say is responsible for a one-man crime wave in montgomery county. police say this suspect you see on your screen right now is behind a series of commercial burglaries in rockville and gaithersburg, a total of nine stores and gas stations were broken into, many of them on the rockville pike. montgomery county police are offering a $10,000 reward if you can help them catch this man. >>> a convicted killer serving multiple life sentences is back behind bars this afternoon. michael david elliot set off a multistate alert after he freed himself from

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and pike is a tough guy, he's a natural leader of menment pike leads men, hull has a massive army, ande hit new york, and we wipe out the british of york. pike is sitting out in front of the fort interrogating his prisoners saying, hook, we don't need the bloodshed to continue, if you surrender, we can all live, and we won't destroy the city and the fort, and i'll let you go. as he's negotiating, apparently, a stray cannonball hits a supply depot inside the fort and blows it up. trees are knocked over in all directions. it's said fort was lifted off the ground, the walls blown out. a hundred men are blown into the air, and a boulder the size of a piano goes spiraling through the air and lands straight on top of pike's head. it squishes him like a pancake. with zebulon pike dead, what do our men do? we rape, rob, pillage and burn york to the ground. we get a victory, and we soil ourselves. we attack civilians, and we burn it to the ground. the british promised to repay the favor. now it's 1814. i'll hit three battles, and we'll call it a day. 1814, this is the most important year in ame

of those sixth assets from the city whether the recommendation for the public ownership similar to pikes place we can scheduled further meetings on that topic if you want to discuss on a ongoing basis the yerba buena have been meeting to continue the dialog and conversation primarily through the city's administrators office but it's a convening through the arts commission who may have opinion the department of real estate and public works really the umbrella to con videotape we're continuing to participate and the last meeting was last week on the potential ownership model and the next stage we're pending the department of finance review open is property management plan is role for the implementation mode how to take the data we've provided and take the research and really take it to an implementation mode one that the city can accept with our recommendations and the compounds recommendations. we'll continue to keep you updated and posted. the second piece of information we did receive feedback from the state department of finance recommended to a narrow portion of our housing project. a

three people were found dead last night inside an apartment on marlboro pike in capitol heights. tonight where learning the names of the victims, as police try to learn what led to this crime. whitney wild is in capitol heights. whitney? >> police spent hours canvassing this neighborhood, handing out this flyer which shows the photos and names of the three victims involved. it is eerily quiet in this capitol heights neighborhood on sunday morning. it has been less than 24 hours since neighbors in the apartment complex learn they are living steps from one of the worst crime scenes this county has seen in the last five years. >> it is highly unusual to have a murder involving three victims. the amount of manpower that goes into investigating something like this is noteworthy. >> saturday evening police found three people dead from apparent gunshot wounds inside an apartment. please have identified them. >> i don't know anything about that. >> most people who live and visit there would not talk with us but the few who did call it despicable. it and feel sorry for people. i have gran

but on sunday, another system coming down the pike. -- a similar system could come monday night and tuesday. projection of 1.1 inches of snow from the system tonight and in the morning. more like 2.5 or three inches closer to pennsylvania. these temperatures very mild. that is why we are thinking rain. 34 at dulles, 37 in gaithersburg. snow in the morning, maybe a little rain left over. an inch, at the most. 34 on sunday. for presidents' day, cloudy skies and highs of 39. -- besthe vest for last for last. 52, 60, 56. >> loving that. >> some good? >> for all the snowballsou want. >> there should be some terrific drama when the u.s. he hockey wem -- usc hockey team -- will ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> and now the toyota sports desk. for to you by your local toyota dealers. the turbines are in durham, north carolina. -- terps are in durham, north carolina. what will it mean for the rivalry? much debated. maryland has won the la

a winter storm will be coming down the pike sunday night into monday. there could be a messy start to the workweek. temperatures are merely in the teens. 16 at reagan national. when you add in the wind, is feeling subzero in a few spots. it feels like 2 in d.c. it feels like 5 in lexington park and negative one in martinsburg. our skies are clear as a bell. that allows all the heat to escape into space. we are staying very frigid this morning. we will see lots of sunshine throughout the day. we take a trip to california. you can see the big swirl associated with a powerful storm. this is the biggest storm they have seen in the past two years. what is going to happen is able ride along the jetstream or that fast ribbon affair that divides the cold and the warm air and it and move through the plains make its way to our doorstep. the models are differing very forecastit is a tricky because we will be on the cusp of getting something of everything. expect to see snow further north and west and expect to see rain for everybody and we will probably finish lat

it happened at a subway restaurant on old columbia pike in burtonsville overnight. there are more than 40 unsolved burglaries from gaithersburg to annapolis. the first hearing in a marriage equality case gets underway today. a federal lawsuit was filed saying a couple was denied equal protection under the 14th the memo of the constitution. will vote onouncil lessening criminal penalties for small amounts of marijuana. it will ban police from searching a person for smelling marijuana. it will impose a $25 fine and anybody caught with an ounce or less of marijuana. >> and embezzlement case could get people kicked out of their home. a man committed suicide leaving behind a note and $10 million from a faith-based credit union. we have more you only see on7. got a letter telling him he has to find a new place to live and the clock is ticking. >> i have 60 days to buy or get out. >> his landlord was this man. he was manager of a credit union , then been connected to a baptist church. the lawsuit, the national credit union administration alleges he embezzled $10 million. t

. >> i'm sure that's coming down the pike. [ laughter ] >> jon: this was better though. you know, do you think you'll do more -- at a certain point the body is going to break down. you have to come up with more characters. >> i was in terrible shape when i started doing stunts and i'm in terrible shape now. i can keep doing stunts because my body so wrecked period. it's done but i still like doing stunts. >> jon: do you ever go in for a full body mri just to see. [ laughter ] >> i did -- i went to a doctor the other day and they took some things. they went in for my hand and had a fractured elbow a torn shoulder. it was like three or four things i didn't know i had. >> jon: how do they break that kind of news to you? >> well, they think it's kind of humorous. they think it's -- you know, he's a good customer. [laughter] that kind of -- they'll bring another doctor in the office. this gi has all this going on. i'm like can i have a subscription so i can leave? [laughter] >> jon: because you set this up for our entertainment one day they'll vaporize inside you and you'll b

pike,ething came down the i would jump at it. also realize not a lot of people get an opportunity to be in one movie like this so i am so appreciative and if i do not get an opportunity like this again, i am totally satisfied with having this be the one opportunity i got. tavis: i am sure it will happen again. it is nice at this point in your career to know that you are in something that ob viewed as a classic years from now. -- that will be viewed as a classic year from now. >> i am proud to be in it. tavis: you should be. ."ll forte is in "nebraska on the see will forte set. run out and see "nebraska," i am sure you will enjoy. coming up, a performance from earl klugh. stay with us. started recording at the age of 15. since then, his guitar artistry has resulted in 13 grammy nominations including this year for his cd "handpicked." his skillmonstrate "alfie."classic song 15, did you have any other choice? was there anything else you wanted to do? >> actually, no. i started on pn oh. my mom wanted me and my brother some form of m

one thing talk about prop 8 but there's another thing coming down the pike they found out they're fighting against fair housing and started out migrants gay marriage and they thoutd told you they can't do much about that but now they're going against transgender youth. and now we are going to side once and for all we can't be harassed (clapping.) i believe and, you know, clearly i did not know i can't imagine how it is to be a young person to be questioned about your sexiest and given when tommy passed the bill they said they were going to be another referendum and it's going to be one we're going to win because picking on people who they don't think they can fight back young people who can't fight back but we fight back for them and that's what we're going to do. thank you (clapping) and i'd like to introduce a friend of mine who's a colleague of harvey's on the board of supervisors carol rue silver. (clapping.) >> thank you very much john. thank you for the remarks and a giving us a complexities for the evening that we are here i won't say celebrated but oubdz it was thai years ago that

scott broom is at that intersection by columbia pike and tech road tonight where elijah meranski was hit by a school bus. >> reporter: it is remarkable, a 91-year-old man trying to cross 11 lanes of traffic here. elijah meranski is a survivor of the nazi invasion of poland, imimmigranted to israeli and he died here trying to cross a road with his walker. he still two his soviet war medals in this 2009 photo with his wife who died in 2011. yesterday his crumpled walker sat by the side of route 29 where he was struck by a howard county school bus carrying middle schoolers back from a field trip to the white house. police are investigating whether meranski ran out of time trying to cross all 11 lanes of this busy road. >> i remember the closeness he felt towards his daughter and the closeness she felt towards him. he did not speak english well. >> reporter: for the holocaust museum gail schwartz recalls interviewing meranski and his daughter just last year for the museum's oral archive. in his interview he described the nazi invasion in poland, the execution of his family in the streets

a northern pike? this is ridiculous. slap in the nachos, the beer, everything. >> david, what do you think? >> i love the idea. i can't see from a practical standpoint the cost benefit analysis of a six pack of beer paying $300 delivered by drone. >> do you want beer real bad, david? >> i mean, fget the ice. you put a bottle of pinotnoir to come to my front door. >> okay. jonas, i know you want your beer. you want it bad. what about this drone idea? >> it's technology, it's going to get cheaper. if the government doesn't crack down, it won't cost a lot of mone they will be doing all kind of junk. i said it before, the claws will be black. >> oh my god ins. >> these sportsmen go out drunk fishing don't feed liquor delivered on noisy helicopters making a nice, peaceful tranquil place. >> you don't understand this ice fishing thing. >> that's what happens, they will fly over the beaches. they have those stupid things the clubs going by. >> if your horse and buckgy is waiting for you outside the studio when you are done. >>

and now we also traveled out to the rockville pike to see how is it going out there, and we have thatu at 6:00. live in gaithersburg, kristin wright, news4. >>> we are following up on a story that david culver broke on twitt twitter. virginia's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional and what it me means for the future of couples in the state. >>> and the reveal, the best in the snow, and pat collins is going to narrow the finalists after thousands of you submitted pictures. >>> plus, a home grown company has been caught up in a controversy a >>> an olympian from northern virginia takes center stage in sochi. sdl th >> that is right, ashburn's ashley with was at the cauldron. >> that is right. it is heating up, but if you don't want to see the competition results today, this is the spoiler alert. ashley caldwell, the ariel freestyle skier finished a di p disappointing tenth place in the finals. and bode miller left off of the medal podium as well. you can watch ashburn's own ashley caldwell and the redskins' inspired skis flipping through the air on nbc olympic primetime and much like

darcy spencer is near marlboro pike where police have hand out flyers in hopes of generating new leads in this case. erica, they certainly have. we are here at the lexington courts apartments and their bodies discovered yesterday afternoon. prince georges county police on this case now for a little more than 24 hours. they've been handing out these flyers today. for the first time we are seeing pictures of these three victims, police are still trying to figure out who killed them and why. today homicide detectives back in the neighborhood where three people were shot to death. police trying to get information that could lead to an arrest. earlier, prince georges county police were in the nearby wood, searching for evidence and looking in dumpsters trying to find clues that would lead to a killer and a motive. the victims identified today. 38-year-old ortiz ola who lived in the apartment where the crimes happened. the other two victims lived in laurel. 33-year-old staci white and 33-year-old weldon mason. here's how police say the victims were connected. >> we've been able to determine

a lot of speed restrictions on the new jersey tun pike, 95 up north, bad conditions, very bad along the rails as well, amtrak, metro-north and the new jersey lines are delays there. 3,000 flights delayed. another several thousand cancelled today, which is becoming an all too familiar routine for travelling around the country, especially in the northeast. it is a tough day whether coming or going. >> one of the bad info commercials and there is more? >> yes, there is more. right now you can see what's happening. the storm is clearing out, the back edge of the precip is moving through the mid atlantic in the northeast. the color of the radar is showing what is happening. the pink areas is the warmer air above the surface. this area of low pressure is taking over from the initial storm and keeping the cold air in place at the surface and the warm is being pulled up and we have a tremendous area of sleet and freezing rain. this is where it is picking up now, the back edge here, the forecast by 3:00, still coming down across new england, but clearing out and taking the rain and sleet with it

. >>> we have some relieve next week, coming down the pike, wednesday and friday, two storms back tobut not get ritd of it. just not enough -- rid of it. just not enough rain. sfo, mostly clear skies, a layer of fog trying to make its way into the bay for tonight. we'll see a little bit of that cloudiness, but it will be a mostly sunny day at the storm track, it's still to the north. we have nice weather for sunday. this storm looks ominous. it's going up into the pacific northwest. however there is a system departing the coast of japan headed toward the pacific. it arrives wednesday and that'll bring in the chance for some rain. this first storm will be not as strong as the second one, but still rainfall totals possibly a quarter inch to an inch with steady rain wednesday afternoon along with some gusty winds. we get a break thursday and the second storm arrives. this is really the strong one. rain friday, could be heavy at times. strong winds, possibly up and over 40 miles per hour. and rainfall totals that could be impressive on the order of 1 to 3-inches, 5 to maybe 6 inches on t

pike is at the white house, and a very stern warning from the president, what else has he been saying? >> there's a very significant change. and the statements they are making about that force, the over the horizon force that the united states wants to keep in afghanistan, after the 24 teen deadline, by which all-american and allied combat troops would be withdrawn. you know, at the end of last year, we heard repeatedly the white house say that the president needed to sign the status of forces agreement. it is known as the b.s.a. sooner rather than later, by the end of the year, as a matter of fact. to enable those u.s. and ally forced to stay in afghanistan after 2014. when karzai refused to do so, the white house kept the pressure on, it said id had to be within weeks month months. they said they would not wait until after elections. he is leaving office after those elections coming in just about six weeks time. the united states says they wouldn't do that, that would be too late. now a significant change in tone, the administration now declaring after the president had a long exten

. >>> tonight columbia pike in silver spring is still shut down as we speak after a deadly accident out there this afternoon. a school bus hit and killed a man at the intersection of tech road. 14 kids were on the bus going back to hammer middle school in laurel from a field trip to the white house. none of the kids were hurt. we don't know anything more about the man killed or whether he was in a crosswalk. >>> the mail now once again being delivered today in northeast d.c. -- in a northeast d.c. neighborhood where a postal carrier was beaten and problemmed on his route. there is a 50 -- robbed on his route. there is a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the two suspects. the worker is out of the hospital tonight. this was the third attack on a u.s. mail carrier in this region in the last three months. >>> today a judge found probable cause for the abuse case involving a woodbridge children's daycare to move forward in circuit court. two former caretakers at the minnieland academy at the glen each face two counts of child cruelty. in testimony two

las are >> the pennsylvania turn pike reopened after being shut down for hours on friday. slick highway conditions caused a series of accidents involving more than 100 cars and trucks. 30 were injured. traffic was backed up for miles while crews worked to clear it. >> the obama administration administration is giving banks the go ahead to work with marijuana clinics. >> i'm in a marijuana shop in downtown den vever. you can see the grow resume. the bureau of treasury, financial crimes network, eagerly received by the industry are hoping that shops like this can do business with banks. let's hear and an industry rep said earlier today? >> it's a huge development for the industry. up until this point the businesses were forced to operate in an entirely cash-only environment. that is not just for sales, it's paying their employees, paying their taxes, licensing and utility. all of these had to be done in stacks of cash in the past. >> a different response from the banks. once the banks had a chance to look at the guidelines, we spoke with the head of the colorado bankers asso

i know it's coming on the pike, i think that it's coming when we agree or we don't agree. i think that at this time when you are asking for feedback and presenting it to the board, these are my concerns. i don't expect you to have all the answers to them now, but i would like on the record for it to officially have it on the record that i have these questions and i have these concerns because i think we are building something that perhaps the k student will be able to do successfully in 12th grade, but we have a whole spectrum now that is not prepared to do this. unless we build in all these other skill sets for our students, they will not be successful on the test and i fear not adequately assessing knowledge. and for our students who work really really hard. it is devastating sometimes to get a test result that doesn't add up acknowledge the knowledge that you do have. >> i think i really do love your questions on technology familiarity, the content, exposure as well as the stamina because those three are the key things as we move on to smarter balance. the only thing i

. >> a massive pileup shutting down part of the pa turn pike. mainly from traffic accidents and many reports of heart attacks from shoveling snow. the storm has had a chilling effect on airline profits and city budgets. costing airline passengers $1.4 billion. the severe weather so far this winter could end up costing the economy at least $20 billion. economists report. the sun did come out, the southeast isn't in the clear, more accommodate weather is expected through the weekend. >>> a fearsome predator and its ability to fight off disease. the shark has an unusual ability affixed within its skin, how scientists are hard at work to copy it. >> thanks to one of the most feared oceanics species on the plannic, reduced up to 40%. they spend their lives underwater and yet sharks remainal gee bacteria and barnacle-free. tiny sharp teeth like shapes found all over the shark's skin, he was termed to duplicate them. >> when you try to draw a shark's skin it's very difficult to do on a flat piece of paper. so i modified them. when i modified it, first

it happened this afternoon at columbia pike and tech road in silver spring. that bus was returning to hammond middle school in laurel carrying 14 children. none of them were hurt. the students boarded another bus back to laurel. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray leaves the crowded field of candidates in the democratic mayoral primary. however, a majority of voters want somebody else in the office even though they give gray high marks for job performance. it's the irregularity from that 2010 campaign that is still haunting him. bruce johnson reports muriel bowser has emerged as gray's nearest challenger. >> reporter: d.c. council member muriel bowser was out walking in the voter rich area of ward 5 today. the latest public poll has her moving away from the crowded field of challenging but still eight points behind mayor vincent gray. >> the poll says district residents want to elect a new mayor and our campaign is positioned to win april 1st. >> reporter: bowser won the washington post endorsement and counts on voters still bothered by the 2010 shadow campaign of th

capturing the gold in the women's halfpike, and kelly pike the bronze in that event. on the ice, team usa and team canada put on a show. two third-period goals led canada the come from behind victory. don't count the u.s. women out. team usa and canada meet in the gold medal round. in day six of the olympics the us men's hockey team hit the ice. they take on slough arkia and on the slopes it's the men's free ski slope style. that is a look at your sports for this hour. >> a giant of the comedy world died. sid caesar was one of the first stars during the early days of television. his whacky brand of sketch comedy was ippo vative, influential and funny. he had a huge impact on comeed yaps who followed in his big footsteps. >> you come back to me, you have. >> he perfected sketch comedy decades before "saturday night live." his eye for young comedy talent led him to hire mel brooks, woody allen, neil simon, and ryan. in the golden sage of television sid caesar was the undisputed king of comedy. >> ground-breaking, irreverent and an inspiration for generations of canadian

you can see rockville pike, pretty clear.he secondaries are going to be where you have got the issues. one of the major roadways looking pretty good. however you're still going to have issues in the turn lanes and on the streets. ou can see in the left bottomhand corner, nickels street still covered. if you can, stay home today and et your kids play in the snow. >> amanda, thank you. 4:54. after weeks of propane shortages and high prices, some relief is finally coming. the u.s. energy administration said prices fell for the second straight week. it is down from $4 a gallon to $3.76. experts say while this is some relief, the propane supply remains low this morning and another win it blast could send those prices up again. a new high-tech show in plow is going to make you wish you had an extra $8 in your pocket. it does it all for you. it is a remote controlled snowplow. the company usually builds robots for search and refpk or swat teams. -- rescue or swat teams. a lot of people need rescuing out of their own neighborhoods th

this is coming down the pike now. we're going to be able to check for genes and one last thing we may be able to treat those genes. that's the real holy grail, someday we may say i'm going to make that gene do the right things, get rid of that, reengineer the gene so you don't get the prostate. >> and the family and the son who is going to be really at risk if the father has prostate cancer, you have three sons, one of them may be going for that surgery and the other two maybe we watch. >> and the jeeb test about a year away or so. fantastic. >> next week we'll hear about your psa and wait for that. >> meanwhile another break-through that deals with transplant waitingleys. can you imagine them being a thing of the past at some point? coming up why doctors say that could happen giving a lot of new hope to all the transplant patients across our country. . life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat

later today, we will get moderate snow, mass pike right up through manchester to portland, that will about it. even for those areas, 6 inches of snow is not a big deal. bigger cities, 1 to 2 will about do it. the bigger story is if you look at the forecast today, it was a big snowstorm yesterday milwaukee and chicago. 38 will feel warm for you. 40 in minneapolis. and how about kansas city today, 62 degrees and sunny. 77 in dallas. so that is the warm air heading to the east coast towards the end of this week. d.c. could hit 60 on friday. >> we just have to power on through. >> get by this morning and it will warm up. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the white house is defending its stimulus plan while republicans go on the attack. we are five years in, as to who does the american public agree with. and back here, we'll huddle around the water for a history lesson hip hop style. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and

we do not know what is down the pike. we can only prepare for what we think is going to happen, which is what we are trying to do. as far as congress, will you see republicans and democrats fighting against the changes that the secretary of defense wants to make? sides you often see both working together. one of the things the pentagon wants to do is eliminate the a-10 warthog, this one to knows -- blunt nosed plane it is used with troops on the ground. even the air force tells you that they think is the best plane for protecting troops on the ground. secretary hagel says they have got to eliminate them entirely. you find republicans and democrats in congress joining forces saying -- you cannot eliminate that plane, that one is used most and best to protect forces on the ground. you often see democrats and republicans working together on these. no one wants a base -- echo base closure, no one wanted in their district. base closure, no one wants it in their district. secretary hagel, talking about military cuts overall, he

three people were found dead last night inside an apartment on marlboro pike in capitol heights.ng the names of the victims, as police try to learn what led to this crime. whitney wild is in capitol heights. whitney? >>

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the victims were all in their 30s and found in an apartment complex at marlborough pike and capitol heightspat collins with the story. >> reporter: it has been years since there has been a triple murder and twun that happened last weekend has been getting the full attention of the police. >> it is not just unusual for prince george's kocounty, but anywhere. >> reporter: you can imagine the impact that this bloodshed has on people who live in the build buildi building. this woman talked only if we agreed not the use her name or oshow her face. >> we are all in shock, because this is most of us are very quiet. we don't have any problem back here. and so something like that to happen was really shocking. >> reporter: the three victims 38-year-old ortez olah, and 33-year-old weldon mason and 30-year-old stacy white both worked at sam's club in laurel. and weldon mason had been named associate of the month at sam's, and phis picture was posted rigt inside of the front door. and stacy had been reported friday and sheldon reported missing saturday. and the scene at the apartment in capitol heights

pike? >> mist. drizzle. the drops are too small for light rain. it is not heavy.o. live doppler 7 hd shows clearing in the north as the front is pulling through. our best chance of drizzle is to the son peninsula headed into the south bay. everything is moving from northwest to southeast. as we look at sfo you can see a few drops. the streets were wet if some of the runways and tarmac. today, we have drizzle this morning, ending at 7:00. we have increasing sunshine and breezy this afternoon, upper 50's at the coast and low-to-mid 60's for bay and inland. leyla gulen? >> despite the drizzle it is quiet and we don't have accidents to report. what we do have is wet roads so be careful. we will look at drive time traffic starting with tracy to cub lynn is 23 minutes on 580 and 101 southbound from senator ralph to san francisco is 17 minutes. this is the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see the headlights glistening off the pavement westbound direction but empty at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> 4:29 the developing news san francisco gene hospital and the sheriff ar

than just a handful of days or weeks, so there might be a better buying opportunity coming down the pike. >> >> reporter: of course the decision depends a lot upon how you're willing to wait and what your resting tolerance is. prudent advice is to proceed with caution. >>> "nightly business report" spoke today with some individual investors. we asked them what worries you about the markets right now. and are you finding safe places to put your money? let's take a listen. >> we go through this all the time. it's just a matter of the market readjusting itself. >> we'll take profits and put the money back to it. >> i have concerns only if it keeps on going down. >> it's just dropped 300 plus points. would you be concerned? >> i think there's been stock market volatility since the economy crashed a couple of years ago. and i don't think anybody feels secure in the stock market anymore. >> we had a long run up. probably more than was actually justified by what was going on in business. so you have an adjustment. >> let's get the thoughts now of a veteran money manager who's seen many pull bac

they were found inside ola's apartment in the 5200 block of marlboro pike around 5:30 saturday night.he other two victims both 33 years old were coworkers. the two men were friends. but police are still puzzled as to why this happened and who committed this heinous act. ola's father says his son was a loving father to his two small chirp. a neighbor what did not want to show her face says stacey white was a devoted mother to her son. >> i feel really sorry for her kids, honestly speaking. i have a little boy myself, and i feel really sorry for her kids. >> reporter: last night mason's father showed up at the crime scene and an aunt talked about the loss of her nephew. >> i just want to remember his smile, and him and i would just always sit and talk and, you know, he would be the dj of our party. >> it is highly unusual to have a murder involving three victims. and the amount of manpower that goes into investigating something like this is note worthy, and we want our community to know that we are doing all that we can to solve this. >> reporter: police now scramble to find the victims

this is rockville pike behind me. i want to show you something that is going to cause problems tomorrow morning. this piled up mounded snow. you can see it obscures a driver's line of sight when they're pulling out on to the main roads. i can also tell you many, many residential streets remain unplowed this hour. even the most snow worthy suv couldn't handle the unplowed intersection at the corner of old georgetown road and bethesda. worsened after it started snowing again this evening. after shoveling the heavy, soggy snow, this driver, a physician who had to go to work today, was finally on his way home. >> i ended up dropping off at the store to pick up flowers for my wife. i didn't want to forget about valentine's day. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: moments later, another suv got stuck in the same spot. >> the main roads are fine. these roads are a joke. >> reporter: after a friend did some shoveling, this driver was also able to clear the mounded snow. removing the snowbanks that are now encroaching on to the lanes

pike. hartford northward. the dumps in southern connecticut, five inches of snow near new haven.rst of very heavy snow. you'll mix in with sleet later. right in the thick of the heavy burst of snow now changing over to sleet probably in a couple of hours. let's go to mike seidel. mike, i've heard some reports of thunder mixed in in southern new england. >> reporter: there has been. we're out here in the low area. we wanted to get deep enough in the cold air aloft. we are looking for 8 to 12 inches out here. a little bit of snow on the ground from previous storms. it's been relatively comfy since late last week. we had temperatures in the 40s. on ground hog day on sunday, it was 55 degrees. logan, 40% of the flights have been canceled. about 40% of all departures have been scrubbed today. look at the radar, it's coming in like a wall of snow. over in nearby worcester their visibility went from no snow at all to heavy snow and a quarter mile. the snowfall rate will be one if not two inches an hour. it will ease off over lunchtime and then the sun will come back out tomorrow. bill,