. >> reginald gordon isn't surprised at the redesign. >> it's the climate that we live in you know. something that you have to adapt to. airports schools, you know office buildings. so here we are at the ballpark. >> reporter: the ballpark is cleaning up for opening day in two weeks. and new signs, more entrances, and more staff will help fans get in. but officials say there could be delays. so come early. >> well our gates open 2 1/2 hours prior to first pitch. >> so the best advice from nats officials here at nats park is don't bring anything metal that you don't need. in the district, tom sherwood news 4. >>> well a piece of land in the district, that's been abandoned for more than a decade is about ready to get a major facelift. city officials broke ground on what will become the capital gateway community. it will include more than 300 affordable new homes and a walmart supercenter along with a number of other retailers. that new development is right along east capital street just a couple of blocks from the prince georges county line. mayor bower says it's important the entire

you can go online and read this article by reginald washington but goes into more detail. and also for those who are interested in the senate investigations of the failure of the back, this is one of them from 1879. you can also go online and find us information and read the actual investigation. there were actually two investigations, one by the senate committee and one by the house committee. let's go into the records. the freedman's bank, and the records we have, we have surviving records from 29 banks. in the records we have are of course the records of the depositors into the bag. at its peak the bank operated 37 branches, making it one of the first multistate banks in the nation. not all of these were in the historical self. -- historical self, the confederacy. new york had warned, baltimore had one, and the headquarters was right here in washington. you can find the name of the depositor, the account number, ages complexion and physical description, date of birth occupation spouses and children, and other remarks. not all of these accounts were opened by individuals

you can go online and read this article by reginald washington but goes into more detail. and also for those who are interested in the senate investigations of the failure of the back, this is one of them from 1879. you can also go online and find us information and read the actual investigation. there were actually two investigations, one by the senate committee and one by the house committee. let's go into the records. the freedman's bank, and the records we have, we have surviving records from 29 banks. and the records we have are of course the records of the depositors into the bag. -- the bank. at its peak the bank operated 37 branches, making it one of the first multistate banks in the nation. not all of these were in the historical south or the confederacy. new york had one, baltimore had one, and the headquarters was right here in washington. you can find the name of the depositor, the account number, ages, complexion and physical description, date of birth occupation, spouses and -- date of application spouses and children, names of siblings and other accounts. no

reginald green is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in an attempted assault crime. last month green asked for directions at septa's jefferson green station. the man pulled her into a room and attacked her. >>> grief counselors will be at shipley school to help them deal with the loss of a student. the boy was found covered in snow yesterday. last night hundreds gathered at the school as questions of how he died quietly linger. parents say he was upset after problems with school work. >> if you have a question or a concern about yourself or a friend or someone you don't know let people know. talk about it. get the support you need. >> an autopsy will be done to determine exactly how he died. >>> well, the end of the day is going to be nice but at the beginning we have a first alert for some patchy ice this morning occurring mainly north of philadelphia just for a couple of hours here. but a nice afternoon will come in and you won't believe how nice it's going to be. at 9:00 a.m. you can see the temperature in central new jersey. it's not all that cold outside. it's n

reginald is charged with attempted assault and other crimes.urveillance photos helped track down the suspect. last month he asked the woman for directions in center city. they say green pulled her into a remote part of the station and attacked her. >>> it doesn't take much precipitation when it's ice to cause some problems. and that's the issue today. we've got a first alert out for that possibility. that's just until 9:00 a.m. temperatures are going up. light icing mainly north of philadelphia itself. and a really nice afternoon. everything is going to be forgotten this afternoon. there it is from philadelphia northward. the possible icing area until 9:00 a.m. and in philly itself we have 35 degrees. the wind is calm. but some areas are below freezing and the roads and some of the surfaces are still pretty cold. this first area, a lot of it is not reaching the ground. this stuff is. some of it is snow moving eastward. as it gets into part of the area by 7:00 then we're talking about the possibility of it sticking and causing slippery spots. bu

reginald clieber is his name. he was sentenced today in connection with the attack on the green line last summer. prosecutors say they will not tolerate hate-filled violence in the district. before the stabbing clieber asked the 15-year-old if she was a boy or a girl. her friends say they sprayed mace on clieber. the teenager did recover from her injuries. >>> as part of our year-long campaign to change mind when it comes to mental health, we're taking a look at the issue of suicide and a local mother who lost her teenage daughter. she's now pushing for change. news4's kristin wright tells us about lorinne's law and what lies ahead for it in maryland's legislature. >> reporter: lorinne santiago took her own life. she was only 15. her mother found her. two years have passed. linda diaz's grief has turned into a fight for lorinne's law. >> how many more children do we have to have who die of suicide before we start to do something? >> reporter: delegate jocelyn pena melnick is sponsoring house bill 947 calling for m

>> reginald wilkins. >> second year, senior year?anthony thomas. >> which was morion. >> won't. >> live from philadelphia, this is fox 29 morning news. >> new developments until the deadly plane crash in france, plus one of the american victims has philadelphia ties. >> plus, at least one person is dead after severe weather rips through parts of oklahoma. >> let's head outside, chris murphy. >> okay, lauren dawn johnson. >> and soggy night in our area. but guess what it, will warm up today. might still be wet. sue will tell when you to grab your umbrella. >> could be some fog at the airport if you are flying out of town. and the justice department says some changes need to be made with fill -- philadelphia police to build community trust. we'll tell you what the mayor is doing, and make sure the recommendations are in fact completed. good day everyone, it is thursday, thanks for being with us, lauren dawn johnson headed out of town be gone friday and monday, but getting out every town, sue, could be an issue with some fog

well, actually, reginald maiden. r-e-g-i-n-a-l-d.aw interview footage the three men discuss the possibility of attack and how they would respond. >> it's not being attacked. it's just being like -- you know, the proper word is stalked, harassed, because of rejection. you know, a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from a transsexual. >> a lot of other things people don't realize, we're men like them. we're feminine like them. >> don't forget. women do kill. >> a lot of us don't put up with that and a lot of guys know that and a lot of guys that don't, so you know, when the ones don't, they end up getting beat up. >> and it makes them look bad on the yard. so that's why a lot of people do give homosexuals respect sometimes. they don't know what we're capable of doing. >> some gay inmates embrace their feminine side. but when "lockup" visited kentucky state penitentiary, we met fleece johnson, a long-time inmate who practices a very different kind of homosexuality. >> we have sexual desires. right? so you go

. >> reporter: reginald moore is still an active member of brown chapel. >> people find out i'm fromre you this? what was it like? >> moore turned 60 years old and as an 11-year-old he saw his mother and friends attacked by law enforcement on that day. >> she got trampled. she got run over and her friend is amelia boynton and she went to the hospital. >> here we are 50 years later. >> reporter: the pastor brown leads the church today. >> this is the chapel where martin luther king strategized, his strategy of nonviolence. >> we have many difficult moments, but we always gain new courage and vigor to carry on. >> he tapped into that core of church church-based spirituality. >> people brought into it. >> reporter: today brown chapel remains a focal point rising from the housing projects that surround it in what's now called martin luther king street. as the community has changed so has the role of the church. the pews are not packed as they once were and youth membership has dwindled crimes drug and poverty plague the area, but pastor strong says he hopes by drawing on the spirit of th