the victim tells police she dated rawles in the past but they were no longer together. rawles is being held on a half million dollars. >>> new hampshire state police are searching for the driver who slammed into a trooper's cruiser and then drove off. speeding on route 89 in warner and couldn't slow down in the slick conditions and slammed flight that cruiser. you can see the damage. the teacher was treated for minor injuries. >> we're following more news here today. a community in cincinnati shaken up after what investigators are calling a tragic mistake. police say a father thought his son was an interviewedder and that's when he shot and killed the 14-year-old boy. the father says his son was supposed to be in school. >> reporter: a teen boy guilty of skipping school but police say the noise the 14-year-old made sneak into the back basement door had his father go get his gun and shoot. >> i just shot my son by accident. >> where is he shot? >> in the chest. with a .45. he scared me. i thought he was in school. i heard noise and so i went downstairs looking, and he ju

rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some residents along new jersey's shore said they saw damage from the storm worse than from super storm sandy in 2012. (resident) there was more debris than there was from sandy laying all over the streets area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue clean up efforts. (gov. terry mcau

rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some residents along new jersey's shore said they saw damage from the storm worse than from super storm sandy in 2012. (resident) there was more debris than there was from sandy laying all over the streets and here in washington, d.c. well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue clean up efforts. (gov. terry mcauliff

------------------ ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------- rawlings-blake says: "everyone keeps saying that this is a historic snowstorm and we say clear understanding that this record snowfall. many new yorkers weren't expecting to of the region getting more ... the snow plows haven't even come down their street how to deal with this." good amount of accumulation... expectations... with lower snow totals than originally many from having a good old fashioned snow fight in dupont east coast were also taking advantage of the weather.gouch inconvenience for everybody trying to get around, trying out but other than that, i'm enjoying it." all the snow was handle in kentucky. a good samaritan went around a neighborhood in lexington... helping the elderly dig out. moore says: "there were some elderly people that live in the condos around the corner and they couldn't...they were trying to shovel, but they couldn't make it." the storm also made it complicated for one new family in maryland. a pregnant mother couldn't make it to the hospital with their car buried in

baltimore mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake said the clean up will take time mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland the snow removal operations are far more three or four inches off to the side. this morning, dc to continue to stay home. mayor muriel bowser, washington, d.c. it )s important to know that the roads are still dangerous. please stay in, so you don )t get stuck.in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day in new york are running today. mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving -- or even digging out their cars. mayor bill de blasio, new york city leave your car where it is. don t try to shovel it out today. and here in washington, dc area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue their very expensive clean up efforts. gov. terry mcauliffe, virginia i believe that at the end of the day this will probably be our most expensive snow event ever.early estimates say this storm could cost between $350 to $700 million d

- blake said the clean up will take time(mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start.the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving(mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. today.and here in washington, d.c. area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue clean up efforts.(gov. terry mcauliffe, (d) virginia) this was a major event. there was a tremendous amount of snow. i caution everybody. it's going to take a while to remove all of this snow.so most of the major routes here in dc

the restaurant also sold 9,501 servings of fresh collard greens, all from rawls farm in lexington, s.c. everything is cooked fresh that day. new year's day is by far the biggest day of the year for lizard's thicket, so it's something they really have to prepare for. lizard's thicket just won a best of philanthropy award from central carolina community foundation for the large donations they've made over the years by doubling what their customers give to their donation boxes at the lizard's thicket cash registers. all the money that diners donate stays right here and lizard's thicket chooses a new local charity to donate to every two months. the restaurant does 40 percent of its business in the drive through, meaning that if you want to stay home and watch the bowl game and eat your traditional new year's day meal, that's totally possible! the clemson tigers are ringing in the new year as orange bowl the team beat the oklahoma sooners on new years eve 37 to 17. the tigers are now headed to the national championship game with an undefeated record. joe gorchow has a look at how the team i

on sunday, baltimore mayor, the clean up will take time (mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some residents along new jersey's shore said they saw damage from the storm worse than from super storm sandy in 2012. (resident) there was more debris than there was from sandy laying all over the streets and here in washington, d.c. area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governmen

area continued to dig out from the weekend's major weekend blizzard. stephanie rawlings blake said the cleanup will take time. >> i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. >> in philadelphia, the airport resumed service on sunday. most mass transit will slowly day. >> we haven't operated these trains for a couple of days now, we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they will operate. it is going to be a slow start. >> the new york travel ban was lifted and subways and railways will run today. >> leave your car where it is. don't try and shovel it out today. >> though they didn't get much snow, some residents along the damage from the storm worse than superstorm sandy 2012. officials continue cleanup efforts. >> this was a major event. there was a tremendous amount of snow. i caution everybody, it is going to take a while to remove all of this snow. >> in washington, i'm scott mcclain reporting. >> more than two dozen deaths in 10 states are being associated with the storm. here at home a much different story. in fact, we're seeing a bit of a warm-up toda

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake after the death of freddy gray while in police custody... she talked about the relationship between the community and police... and compared it to how a marriage works... 58:09 will we commit to not hiding. or is going to be one where we turn our backs on each other and pretend that there is a major role that candidates can play. that the next administration can play that can make us come to the table and and have these critical the relationships between the community and police 58:41 other topics brought up from the mayors was climate change and disabilities. bernie sanders met with des moines high schoolers today... his stance on college tuition the crowd... will fight to make public university and colleges tuition free.. cheers. sanders stopped by hoover high school this morning... he also said students that don't want to go to college, should still have the training to receive a living wage. sanders reiterated his plan to increase the minimum wage to 15-dollars over the next several years if elected president. the des moines city council

baltimore mayor stephanie -- stephanie rawlings-blake. his is just under an hour. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corop. 2016] >> we are now going to work -- move into one of our two major themes for this conference. this is an issue that is very personal to me. as you know, after 9 death of freddy gray, baltimore broke out in civil unrest. following that tragedy, baltimore experienced its highest homicide rate per capita in history. this was the year after we reached the second-lowest homicide rate in our history. unfortunately, i know that many of your cities also face increasing gun violence, particularly homicide and a breakdown in the relationship between the police and communities that they serve. it is gauze -- because of this alarming trend that reducing violence and strengthening police-community trust have been top priorities for me as mayor of baltimore and the conference of mayors. in just the last work our working group on -- police chiefs are produced a set of numb guidelines. follow

(mayor stephanie rawlings-blake/ (d) baltimore) "stay patient. and to quote a line from one of my favorite musicals - we're all in this together so just stay patient." (nats) (sot) "i've never seen anything like it - within minutes a rush of water from that bay came over into the harbor and essentially flooded our crew." in new jersey, coastal residents are assessing damage from tidal flooding - that sent sea water and ice streets. (sot) "i came home early from work yesterday. i cleaned out the bottom half of my house and i brought everything up." "smart!" "yeah, we learned from sandy, so..." in kentucky and pennsylvania stories of epic traffic jams - some motorists stranded for almost 24 hours. (sot) "i've never been stuck on a highway this long before. we've been here for about 15 hours." "stuff like this is gonna be hard to get out of here anyway. so i think we gonna be here for a long time." 85-million people while for transportation issues to be resolved. mass transit service remains suspended for the weekend in washington and baltimore in n

sot: frannie rawlings, concerned about snow/ice on car roofs says tc 05:15:22 "it is a i ve seen them fly off, ice and-p&snow fly off, particularly on -p&the highways."-p&-p&- sot: stephanie smith, concerned about snow/ice on car roofs says tc 05:19:47 "i was just really concerned about, you know, other people not taking that extra time, just to get that cleared off the top of their car, that it could be a risk, a huge risk for somebody." ...a risk chris wilmoth... doesn t want anyone to experience.... sot: chris wilmoth, truck damaged by sheet of ice says tc 05:03:00 "obviously it )s a very-p&-p&-p&-p&dangerous act, it can and -p&obviously does occur. -p&take a couple of minutes to clean your vehicle, could have been much more severe." if ice flies off your vehicle and damages another car - the other driver could come after you and your insurance company - to pay for the repairs. more snow melting today -- but some school s still keeping buses off the roads. next on newschannel three at 6 -- how dangerous roads can be a problem days after the winter storm. and it )s not easy being gr

(mayor rawlings- blake, (d) baltimore, md) " we need citizens to do their part we ask for the full cooperation of motorists and residents alike. in order to make us successful in clearing snow from city streets, citizens are strongly encouraged to remain indoors and to stay off the streets " and more than 130 thousand customers are without power -- mostly in north carolina. 10 states have declared states of emergency and a snow emergency in washington dc. in kentucky, the national guard has been rescuing motorists trapped in their vehicles on an icy interstate highway. some trapped for more than 12 hours. mandatory evacuations have been ordered in some coastal areas, like this town in new jersey. (mos) "we've been through it b bore, we have stuff in here to keke warm, it's just part of everyday living." and the country's air traffic is at a virtual standstill -- with more than 76- hundred flights canceled this weekend. " deborah as theheast coast getstsit with crazy winter weather, one town in the midwest is begging for some snow. an epic snow storm, one wisconsin town i begging for some snow.

on sunday, baltimore mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake said the clean up will take time i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some residents along new jersey's shore said they saw damage from the storm worse than from super storm sandy in 2012. there was more debris than there was from sandy laying all over the streets and here in washington, d.c. area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue clean up efforts. virginia this was a major event. there was a tremendous amount of

rawlings-blake says: "everyone keeps saying this is an historic snowstorm ... and we say that so people can have a clear this is not business as usual." bowser says: "i continue to urge people to stay off the roads as well ... we need access to all of the roadways -- curb to curb." the storm also unexpectedly dumping the second biggest snow totals on record in new york city ...while flooding the jersey shore ... mos says: "we had 34 inches in hurricane sandy, now we have 15-16 inches here ... but the thing with this storm is that we've never seen a tide like this ever." waldman says: "several airlines are also scrambling to get back on track .... with more than thirteen-hundred flights already canceled for monday. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty a couple of cooler days for us with highs in the upper 50s tuesday, then highs this time of the year are around 59. we'll be warmer on thursday through saturday with highs in the mid to upper 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. while we'll be

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake/ (d) baltimore, md "given the condition of many of our streets i think it's safest for our citizens to minimize travel on our jersey it's flooding not snow causing problems. but in d.c. residents made the best of a cold, uncomfortable situation... this is the first time the same storm has dropped more than 19 inches on washington and new york city at the same time. it could return to normalcy. live in washington.. edward >> two families have been left an apartment building in vermillion, south dakota. the good news is nobody was injured in the first that broke out around 8:20 sunday morning. one of the apartments in the four-unt building was destroyed. two other sustained major damage. the red cross is providing food, clothing and shelter to the displaced families. the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but it is believed to be accidental. a favorite sioux city restaurant is getting ready to reopen after a fire forced it to close for several weeks. the fire started in a storage area of the back of sneaky's chicken on gordon drive in sioux cit

phil rawlings. waiting patiently for the commissioner's announce ment. >> mid fielder richmond lore ray ya. >> which is worth noting too -- >>> all right, they called richie though. he's 20-year-old. a young kid. mid fielder. his best friend of the rookie of the year last year. kyle from orlando of course. coach heat are you excited about the pick? >> i think everybody in the room recognized he's got the upside and a lot to do and a lot of work. and incredibly athletic. >>> it's not official yet, but the bucks look to be on the verge of hiring the offensive coordinator, did you recollect cutter. he replaced the love vi smith. he's never been a head coach before. until finally, you know who hired chip kelly, san francisco. he's going to the west coast. >>> patriots will win the game maybe. steelers, bronchos tomorrow night. you're power ball prognosticator. i will let you know who won both of those games on news 6. >>> magic in lob ton, all the depots get a tie up over here. they have now lost 6 or 7

congratulations malcolm rawls, gabrielle: in news 4 your health tonight, the flu is starting to make its way around the country. the centers for disease control reports widespread flu activity in maryland and north carolina. cases have also increased in connecticut, iowa, massachusetts, new hampshire, pennsylvania, and virgina. experts say there is still time to get a flu shot. flu season typically peaks around february. the key to eating less may begin with the size of your plate. scientists in australia found that when plates were 50% smaller, people ate 30% less. smaller plates were especially effective when diners served themselves, either from a buffet or at home.. exercise may help decrease the risk of low back pain. australian scientists found that exercise, combined with education, reduced the odds of a low back pain episode, and the use of sick leave. exercise alone had less of an impact, but still decreased lower back pain by 35%. i'm aixa diaz in washington. how the two parties differ on the issue, coming up. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> glenn frey and the eagles rock and rawle hall of famers.co-wrote many of their biggest songs including take it easy and hotel california. he also had a successful solo career. glenn frey was 67 years old. >>> meanwhile, another popular sing is her in the news. american pie singer don mcclane facing domestic violence charges. police say they were responding to 911 call from mclean's home in maine yesterday, and the 07 year old singer songwriter was arrested. authorities have released few details in this case but mclean does live in that home with his wife patricia. mclean has a court date in february. >> well, for the first time in a while this morning there are more birds tweeting than people. twitter was having some technical issues all over the world. visitors to the website were greeted by a message saying: something is technically wrong. all right, the problem started after 3:00 a.m. eastern time. the company has not said how many of its 300 million users were affected by that outage. >> well, he was practically frozen to death. still a

philadelphia, new york and dc continue to dig out from the region's major weekend mayor stephanie rawlings blake said that the cleanup will take time to. >> a mask and the residents to continue to be patient, in philadelphia airport resume service sunday and that most mass transit will slowly get back online. >> we have not operated a string for a couple of days, we're people in early to make sure that they will operate, but it's going to be a slow start. >> new york travel ban lifted in subway and rail lines lines, but we are encouraging people to avoid driving. >> leave your car would do to to shovel it out today. >> they do not get much snowfall , along new jersey they said that the storm damage was worse than from superstorm sandy in 2012. >> there was more to bring on the streets. >> in the washington dc area, as virginia and maryland state governments are closed as they continue to clean up. >> this was a major event with a tremendous amount of snowfall is going to take take a wild removal of this. >> most of the major routes in dc are are largely are largely killer of snow so why is

rawlings-blake / mayor, baltimore (:58-1:07) sheila wannen / cleaning up after the storm lana zak / abc news washington good morning. here in the nation's capital the crews are working furiously this morning to clear the streets...the concern now, less script: [wswnblizzardwrappkg start w plows & capitol] this weekend's storm was one for the gfx: it was the biggest storm ever in baltimore--at 29.2 inches gfx: and in new york's central park, a new 24-hour record-- with 26.8 inches of snow grinding to a halt all marooned for up to 30-hours ariel of long line on highway] creating a unique situation--sunday mass on the highway. [wswnstrandedtravelerspkg-mass on the highway!!] nats and on the jersey shore...blocks of ice floated down flooded streets [wswncoastslammedpkg-ice floating down street w cars] sheila wannen/cleaning up after the storm sot: the damage was bad. there was more debris than there was from sandy laying all over the streets. the snow continued to build threw out the weekend in virginia, and up and down the coast, the weight of that snow too much for area roofs. [wswnblizza

baltimore marry stephanie rawlings-blake is president of the u.s. conference of mayors. this is a half hour. >> good morning and thank you so much, for my colleagues who are here with us today. i want to, before i open, i think we should go -- do our intros first, correct? so i'm going to ask the mayors are starting at my left if you could just give us your name [inaudible] >> just name and city. >> mark mitchell, tempe, arizona. mitchell, new bedford, massachusetts. >> mcmillan, clarksville, tennessee. >> brian waller, may of piscataway township, new jersey. >> city of atlanta. >> mick cornett, oklahoma city. >> mayor joy cooper, city of holland dale beach. >> louisville. >> buckhorn, mayor of tampa. >> victor manello, artesia, california. >> i'm tom cochran with the conference of mayors staff. >> all right. just a couple weeks prior to the iowa caucus, the nation's mayors are gathered here in washington, d.c. to stress to the presidential candidates the administration as well as congress the importance -- importance of cities and the metropolitan areas which are really

(mayor rawlings- blake, (d) baltimore, md) " we need part we ask for the motorists and residents alike. in successful in city streets, citizens are strongly encouraged to to stay off the and more than 130 without power -- carolina. 10 states have declared states of emergency and a snow emergency in washington dc. in kentucky, the national guard has been rescuing motorists trapped in their vehicles on some trapped for more than 12 hours. mandatory evacuations have been ordered in some coastal areas, like this town in new jersey. (mos) "we've been through it before, we have stuff in here to keep warm, it's just part of everyday living." and the country's air traffic is at a virtual standstill -- with more than 76- hundred flights canceled this weekend. and as you head there, thousands of flights have been canceled. travelers here in the valley feeling the effects ... for tomorrow, on the schedules, we already had about 30 cancelations, and we expect that number to increase, as the weather situation progresses officials at mccarran -- say the problems could spill over into next week. they

rawls. [ applause ] >> thank you, sir. thank you. good afternoon. northern virginia community college is honored today to have a very special guest, our u.s. -- our secretary of u.s. treasury, jack lew. secretary lew had a distinguished private career before becoming our secretary of treasury for the chief of staff for the white house, director of omb and even higher education with new york university. so you're here among friends. we are agencies sited to have you. he is particularly here today to talk with our students about proposed changes in u.s. currency and our students also have opinions and questions, as you will find out, they are very excited you are here, they are excited to share their thoughts and ask you questions. we are excited you are here. thank you for being at northern virginia community college. secretary of treasury, jack lew. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much, president rawls, provost buchanan and thanks to all of you for being here today. let me start and explain why i'm here and why i'm so happy to have a chanc

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it was announced today at a press conference by baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and the police commissioner. 3,000 officers will receive the camera as paral of a pilot program since october. just ahead, as flint, michigan, deals with alleged water crisis. the district has history with lead in the water. where the effort stands today. leon: a virus that could be dangerous for pregnant women appears appears in the u.s. alison: ahead at 6:00, free data for the cell phone. the company about to pick up the tab for the steve:all eyes are focused for the upcoming weekend. it could be a mess. tracking the storm to make the trek around dallas and up the coast. that is the jackpot area for the region. in terms of the potential for heavy snow. this is separate on the way to saturday. saturday afternoon the leading edge to the south and west. it will determine the snow in the area. by this time tomorrow night most of the area will be under a winter storm watch. a weekend outlook. hopefully the fingers crossed we will get it out by sunday. the temperatures will be in the middle 40's monday

we got reaction from mayor rawlings-blake. >> i appreciate being with him and the lieutenant governor. they understand if we continue to grow the neighborhood we need partnership with the state. >> they prompted the leaders to have a panel to look at the police community relations that is now expected to release a series of recommendations. >> the public needs to be more involved. need to understand what police work is all about. in annapolis, abc7 news. jonathan: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- something that makes serious waves on social media. you may not want to see it but once you start watching it you can't look away. michelle: they got more than they bargained for when they asked people to send them lives. jonathan: father of a toddler that died after choking on a grape jonathan: a plumber in california finally free after being trapped in a sewer line underground for 12 hours. the plumber was working in the area when the trench collapsed. he fell 15 feet below the street and became trapped in his chest. crews had to use specialized equipment to dig him out. he's taken to th

on sunday, baltimore rawlings-blake said the clean up will take time i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some residents along new jersey's shore said they saw damage from the storm worse than from super storm sandy in 2012. there was more debris than and here in washington, d.c. area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue clean up efforts. virginia this was a major event. there was a tremendous amount of snow. i caution everybody. it's going to take a w

(mayor stephanie rawlings-blake/ (d) baltimore) "stay patient. and to quote a line from one of my favorite musicals - we're all in this together so just stay patient." (nats) (sot) "i've never seen anything like it - within minutes a rush of water from that bay came over into the harbor and essentially flooded our crew." in new jersey, coastal residents are assessing damage from tidal flooding - that sent sea water and ice blocks onto town of my house and i brought everything up." "smart!" "yeah, we learned from sandy, so..." in kentucky and pennsylvania stories of epic traffic jams - some motorists stranded for almost 24 hours. (sot) "i've never been stuck on a highway this long before. we've been here for about 15 hours." "stuff like this is gonna be hard to get out of here anyway. so i think we gonna be here for a long time." 85-million people impacted by the storm. more than a dozen deaths. hundreds of traffic accidents. thousands of power outages and flight cancelations. it is a storm that won't be it's going to take a while for transportati

and i am sure rawlings and his team when they moved into the new stadium. they said in a statement this will allow fans, neighbors, community, and competitors a first-class experience from the first day. the team will get more fans in the door next year in the larger citrus bowl. if you are looking for someone government. the city and team were trying to get $30 million from the state and that put them behind time on once they decided to go alone it was too late to get it ready for the march opening so we will see you in 2017. >>> we want to get back to the breaking news we told you about at the top of hour. a body found outside of a nightclub near baldwin park. tiffany teasley is live with more. what is going on? >> reporter: there is a lot of police activity off the scene here. they discovered a man's body here outside of the nightclub in a grassy area. that is all officers have released so far. we see crime scene investigators on the scene. we are still waiting to learn how this man way have died and if the circumstances surrounding this death are suspic

these remaining streets are among the hardest ones to tackle. " mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is asking people to remain patient during the recovery efforts... and hopes schools will reopen in time for classes on friday. the blizzard pounded the northeast... dumping about 29 inches of snow in baltimore. the iowa caucuses are now just five days away. and the field of republican candidates will have one more chance to sway the voters... when they go face-to-face in thursday night's fox news debate. fox's joel waldman shows us how the candidates are preparing for their last showdown in iowa ... waldman says: "republican frontrunner, donald trump, says he's passing on the debate to raise money for veterans ...a move his competitors don't seem too heartbroken about." paul says: "is a host of new issues in the debate and thank goodness donald trump and his super his fall and he is going home, all the better for the country as far as i am concerned." a double win for rand paul ... who is also getting back on the main stage ... after skipping the last debate himself because the kentucky senator

a panel on crime police relations with chicago mayor rahm emanuel, and baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake. we are at the u.s. conference of mayors at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. american history tv airs every weekend on c-span three. all day on saturday and sunday. some highlights this weekend include saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on oral history and interview with armstrong williams as part of the explorations in black leadership project. reputation.strong just before he was about to be -- oduced the senator said you sound like a bright young man. when you graduate from high school, if you want to intern for me, work for me. a little after 9:00, on the anniversary of the boston tea party, reenactors re-create the scene at the old south meeting house in boston. on the road to the white house rewind, the 1980 republican campaign with interviews with george h.w. bush, john anderson, ronald reagan, and howard baker, recorded by high school students in new hampshire, airing for the first time on national television. america, 52 american hostages were released by iran after holdin

activists also disrupted the speech of baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake by shouting "you faileds." this comes as the trial of three baltimore police officers charged in the death of unarmed african american freddie gray is slated to resume on friday, after a judge denied a motion that would have compelled a fellow officer to testify in their cases, threatening to postpone the trials indefinitely. in minneapolis, hundreds of students have walked out of class to protest the obama administration's new round of raids against central american families. the raids have targeted people who sought asylum in the united states after fleeing violence in their home countries. on students staged the walkout and wednesday, then rallied at martin luther king jr. park to demand an end to deportations. meanwhile, in arizona, grammy-winning singer john legend and colombian musician juanes held a concert outside the eloy detention facility to draw attention to the long-term detention of immigrants. eloy is run by the for-profit company corrections corporation of america. the facility has long drawn

approaching for 80 it was bumper to bumper between the areas then i started to loosen upup right around rawlings on 7750 miles per hour the roadways are wetle. we are dealing with windshield wipers all morning not too bad right now in ground foxno we will see brake lights in just a moment when 76 northbound been cleared and police and fire with the scene of an accident eastbound at 55th that will come up to 77 back to you guys in the studio. >> it turns out it cost the federal government a pretty costs more to make them than they are actually worth. the government accountability says it costs about one point $0.07 to make the one sense penny and car seat sense to make the medical while the government is blaming rising metal prices for to lawmakers to decide if the cheaper model should be used. >> it is 7:50 a.m. at 28 degrees. kenny is live at the queue. good morning. >> good morning i have my magically appear. you know if i were of thatno may be some disney magic will happen behind me. i think it will. when we come back we are out they killed with a whole bunch of different good morning, everyo

. >> that wasn't an example of know it rawle's, that was guys thinking in practical terms.re don't need 12 lemons for a centerpiece. show centerpiece. what's that nonsense about? >> but it is just going valid. >> see? >> go ahead. >> i'm listening to you, i want to hear. >> i read the greatest article about a guy who sent his wife because he didn't put his dish -- left his dish by the sing, the wife had to keep nagging him, can you put the dish in the sing. he said i don't care about the dish in the sing. it was not caring about the dish in the sing. it was not caring about her opinion. it was not caring about what she thought and she wanted. >> run. you're better off. >> all right. >> go. >> mike, save us? >> superheros are super cool. but could they actually exist? believe it or not, some people actually looked into that. sue serio explains. >> this may be the most silly study we've come across in quite some time. did you know scientists have just proven that spiderman cannot exist. don't tell peter parker. according to researchers at the university of cambridge, spiderma

i want to bring in the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake.ayor, thank you very much for joining us. what are you expecting in your city? >> we are expecting a blizzard of snowmageddon proportions but also expecting to be prepared. we have more equipment than we've ever had in preparation for a snow d before a blizzard. we have salt. we have our emergency responders prepositioned. and i'm feeling confident that we are ready. and we've also been through this before. >> do you have national guard, military personnel on active duty now to help out? >> they're certainly a part of our emergency operations. and they are on the ready as well. >> what is your biggest concern? because i'm very concerned about the elderly, for example. what if you lose power and they're expecting a lot of homes to start losing power very quickly because the snow is going to get heavier and heavier and trees are about to go down? >> well, you know, this is charm city, and we check on our elderly. we have a system already set up where we're able to call in to elderly resi

maryland governor larry hogan and baltimore mayor steffi rawlings-blake are going to a neighborhood to announce their new plan. the city of baltimore has about 17,000 vacant homes. many started rioting after the deaths of freddie gray. hogan wrote a recent op-ed in the baltimore sun saying empty buildings encourage criminal activity. >>> people in d.c.'s glover park neighborhood are fighting to keep a moratorium on liquor licenses in place. they are debating tonight whether to continue that tap. a group of neighbors is pushing to keep a recently opened nightclub from selling liquor and building private adult entertainment rooms. >>> there is a new twist in a video that went viral about a month ago. you remember that dog that stood by and protected its owner after she was hurt in a fire. the woman in this video, 34-year-old april newell, is charged with setting an earlier fire in the same house. fire marshals there in prince george's county found evidence during their investigation into the fire where the dog was found. >>> today, you'll probably hear more than one co-worker talking abo

to kata airbag recall a task force has new suggestions to decrease america's prison population that rawls calls and task force and federal corrections wants action from the justice department congress judges and prison officials. panel members won an overhaul of mandatory minimum penalties. they also said just probation and sent to prison time for a low level offenders right now there are more than one hundred and ninety six thousand convicts in federal custody. the panel believes that number could be slashed by sixty thousand in the next decade of changes are made the doomsday clock is ticking it sounds pretty ominous and is actually calculated by a group of scientists a leash abraham g has more on what this clock is in today's announcement about it. while scientists revealed today whether civilization is any closer or farther from measures the likelihood of a large scale global event think along the lines of a nuclear weapons and climate change. the closer the clock is to midnight. the closer we are to something major happening last year we were three minutes to midnight and we found ou

presidential contenders hillary clinton bernie sanders and martin o'malley will scare off in stephanie rawlings-blake square off in south carolina. >>> -- in will scare off in south carolina. >>> this explains why we have the mess in washington d.c. we need a president that will fix our immigration laws and stick with it. >> bush went on to say quote we >>> stay with cbs4 and cbsmiami.com for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >>> cbs4 spoke one on one with marco rubio coming up in about 10 mints the florida senator opens up on his deep religious faith and the role it would play if he's elected president. >>> we're following a developing story out of indonesia where police have arrested three men suspected of being linked to the terror attacks in jakarta. five men tacked a starbucks and traffic police with handmade bombs, guns, and suicide belts. killing two people. all of the attackers were killed. police say they found an isis flag in one of the attacker's homes. >>> this morning a hearing scheduled for the teen charged with murdering a rabbi. deandre charles expected to be asked to be released

rawls. [ applause ] >> thank you, sir. thank you. good afternoon. northern virginia community college is honored today to have a very special guest, our u.s. -- our secretary of u.s. treasury, jack lew. secretary lew

that when shell fifty three tomorrow mostly sunny highs back above normal school in williamsburg at rawls byrd elementary had the kids there waving to evan bunch of great questions and a bunch of great students and great teachers for that matter that would be great news right hello everybody up there as for the seven day forecast looks like this freedom are fifty seven friday rain probably not so much during daylight is waiting until the darkness sets and then overnight into maybe early saturday sunday chance of a coastal storm i think it'll stay well south of us at this point we'll keep an eye on it martin luther king day rather cold again just about like today its latest i thank you so much so as long as you've heard of someone working at the same job twenty thirty forty years joe flanagan found someone on the job for more than fifty . for the job he's owning and operating the virginia beach feed and seed store. joe flanagan was offered a job at the store before they close so joe you were under the watchful eye of harry grant elliott i sure was and i discover he is a real character and

wal-mart baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said the cleanup will take time. >> the snow removal operations are far more complicated than just pushes 3 or 4 inches off to the side. >> janine: this morning dc mayor muriel bowser asked people to continue to stay home. >> it's important to note that the roads are still dangerous. please stay in so you do not get stuck. >> janine: in philadelphia the airport resumed service sunday and officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day. in new york, most areas subway and rail lines running today. mayor de blasio encouraging residents to avoid did i go drive or diggiging out their cars. don't try to serve it out today. >> janine: a lot of people are still shoveling p in the washington, dc, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today. and this is not inexpensive. early estimates say this storm could cost between 3 and $700 million, calvin, to cleanup clean up. >>> wow 1 thanks a lot, janine. here's video of the flight b@ard earlier today from miami international airport. some fl

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said they are among the crews brought in to help with the job of plowing. baltimore has 5,000 miles of roads, more than half them in neighborhoods. in many cases crews can't just plow the snow, they have to haul it away in dump trucks. >>> the heavy snow can cause some serious damage to your home, but just be warned, some of those foxx colks coming to d claiming they can fix your home, it may be a scam. a consumer warning to scammers don't get your hard-earned cash. >>> digging out after the bruising blizzard. right now all of us are still trying to get around the heavy snow that slammed us and hemmed us in all along the east coast. >> the cleanup is still going strong and all of us want to know what's coming next. >> veronica johnson is standing by in the weather center. veronica, everything is quiet now. it's the calm after the storm. when does the next big change come? >> everything will continue to be calm. we're not expecting any high winds or any other big major storms coming into our area. a little weak storm tomorrow will lay down a few light rain

. >> mayor stephanie rawlings blake, thank you very, very much. really appreciate you coming out to see us, as we have fun in the snow. just over halfway through with this thing. a lot more to go. baltimore bracing for even more snow and wind ahead. >> miguel marquez, thanks very much for that update. and thanks to the mayor as well. as you listen to these official updates, one thing that strikes you is that they keep talking about, well, it's gonna get worse before it gets better. hard to imagine, considering what we've been going through already. a person who would definitely know, as to what's going to happen, at least weather wise, chad myers. he joins me now from times square and chad, we continue to hear from public officials this concern like all right today, just take warning today, it's going to really get bad. >> reporter: the snow is going to continue. and what i'm noticing here as just a weather professional, the snow is making noise when it hits me. that means it's under-developed snow. kind of a snow/sleet pellet coming down now. the

(sot: mayor stephanie rawlings-blake/ (d) baltimore, md :52-:58)"given the condition of many of our streets i think it's safest travel on our roads."on the eastern shore of new jersey it's flooding not snow causing problems.but in d.c. residents made the best of a cold, uncomfortable situation...(--- reporter live tag ---)this is the first time the same storm has dropped more than 19 inches on washington and new york city at the same time. it could take days to return to normalcy.live in washington.. edward lawrence nbc news.)) 3 (samantha)>> thanks, edward... right now... jacob rascon has a preview of what is coming up a bit later on the today show... 3 (( jacob rascon the monster storm caused flooding up and down the jersey shore mostly light to moderate, but here along the southern tip in west wildwood, hundreds of homes are still under water. there were dozens of rescues that had to be affected. more than 100 homes likely have water inside of them, but the extent of the damage will likely not be clear for days. we'll have the latest coming up on today.)) it over to 3 meteorologist tim s