silver. we think he's brilliant. probably the biggest splash any commissioner has ever made in the top four sports, starting out with the scandal with the l.a. clippers and sterling. and now throwing his hat in the ring to legalize sports gambling and not be hypocritical because all the fantasy stuff is doing $60 billion to $70 billion a year. i love adam silver, and it can only be good for vegas and everybody involved, especially in my business. >> only be good for vegas? wouldn't you have to share that $3.5 billion. that's a lot of money. >> the bigger the pot, the more you're getting. >> that's exactly right. when the nba gets it's hat in the ring, yes, the nba then gets its share. but the amount of people who will be able to do it, it will explode. it will be engines exponential. it doesn't mean that there is less gambling done in traditional matters. it just means more people are getting involved, more access to it. adam's future for it is buttons on the website. people have been able to

we took some old, worn down coin silver's when they had silver content close to the silver that was used. every time i see a portrait, or see that inkstand, i feel a nice connection to it. it is in his portrait. >> thank you very much. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook on c-span history. >> monday night on the communicators, three technology reporters reveal the big issues of 2013 and the key communication and technology issues facing the new year. >> the chairman is not expected to unveil this proposal until february or march at the earliest. that gives an opening for republicans to give -- to introduce a bill of neutrality on their own. is that going to force him to move more quickly or going to put him in a position where you will have to do some negotiation with congressional republicans see echo that is something we will be watching early in the year. >> i'm expecting some final rules on neutrality. president obama came out in support of reclassifying broadband service under title ii of the co

attorney in new york to pursue silver. >> over his decades in office speaker silver has amassed titanicitical power but as alleged during that same time silver also amassed a tremendous personal fortune through the abuse of that political power. >> now, it took decades to get sheldon silver. talking points believes he will be convicted because this man has done more to harm new york state than any other human being alive. hey shellie, it's karma. get it bud? and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. more details on the two situations race and corruption. with us attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. are you surprised that the justice department is not bringing any charges? >> absolutely not there was no evidence. when you looked at the evidence the grand jury got, you had eyewitnesses that were all over the place. but you have three forensic accounts. all consistent with the officer was shooting in self-defense. there had been a tussle before that in the car and then shooting in self-defense. so them to come out now from the civil rights era the onl

that's why you're jammed in silver spring. virginia 95 none of those obstacles but the building volume north of 610, the hov express lane entrance getting into dale city, newington. lanes are especial up toward the -- are open up toward the beltway. volume in manassas and centreville and getting into vienna on 66. >>> michael johnson, the man accused of killing felicia barnes is a free man. a judge dismissed all charges against him in the the murder of the north carolina teenager. the judge cited insufficient evidence. barnes disappeared while visiting her sister in baltimore in 2010. her body was found months later in the susquehanna river. johnson was thester's -- the sister's ex-boyfriend. he was convicted of murder in 2013 but a judge ruled prosecutors withheld evidence and granted johnson a new trial. that case led to a mistrial. >>> a new witness coming forward might trig area new trial for a baltimore man convicted of killing his high school girlfriend. he is serving a life sentence for the 1999 murder of 18-year- old m

he also has a silver inkstand. i have a particular fondness for that inkstand because it had to be repaired. the clerk and i had to come up with some coin silver. we took some old, worn down silver coins, which was close to the silver that was used. every time i see a portrait or a picture or see that inkstand, i feel a nice connection to it. it is in the portrait. >> thank you very much. >> on tomorrow's washington journal, the legislative priorities for the new congress. then, a discussion on potential threats to the u.s. homeland. and, afghanistan reconstruction. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> monday night on the communicators, technology reporters review the big issues of 2014 and the key communications and technology issues facing the new year. the washington norse, the national journal, politico. >> that chairman is not expected to unveil his proposal until february pretty gives congress an opening. what will the chairman do in response to that. is i going to force them to move

same time silver led a personal abuse of that political power. >> now, took decades today get silver. talking points believe he will be convicted because this man has done more to harm new york state than any other human being alive. shelly, it's karma. get it bud? more details on situations, with us is kimberly guilfoyle and leis weil. >> you have eye witnesses and three forensic accounts. all consistent with the officer was shooting in self-defense there have been a couple before that in the war. so for them to come out now with something from civil rights area saying the only reason he was shot is because of you know him coming towards the officer. doesn't make sense. doesn't make sense. >> you're not surprised? >> not at all. >> but there is an investigation going on of the ferguson police department. that is still in play. >> right. >> i think this could have been handled better. i just have to say. i'm not surprised either. and this was an exhaustive investigation by the state department. was it not? >> yes. >> by the justice department. >> right. >> federal justice department.

silver sued to block that inquiry.udden closing led to a criminal investigation and the circumstances of the shutdown by his office which took over the commission's cases and promised to continue its worth. the case against mr. silver xwan began in june of 2014 and was aided by the commission work. we have that wrinkle there, the shot at the governor. >> this is marvelous because sheldon silver and the other leaders of the legislature wanted this commission shut down. why? >> this. >> because it was looking at this very issue of outside income. why did cuomo shut it down? so he could cut a deal with him to get help on his legislative proposals. >> good government. >> but he shut down this corruption deal and now the u.s. attorney -- >> okay. >> it's bad for cuomo. >> i have one theory about politicians. it's always worse than it looks. because if it's better they'll tell you. the roundtable is staying with us. we'll wrap up with the winners and losers on this wild week in america. on a unique set of nutrients. that's w

silver is accused of using his law firm to rake in millions of dollars in bribes and kickbacks. the u.s. attorney said silver amassed a huge fortune through the abuse of his office. >> the complaint charges speaker silver in five counts with corruptly seeking legal business from a handful of people and entities with significant business or interest before the state and then corruptly profiting from the legal fees that were paid. all told, we allege that silver corruptly collected some $4 million in bribes and kickbacks disguised as referral fees. politicians are supposed to be on the people's payroll, not on secret retainer to wealthy special interest they do favors for. >> a democrat, sheldon silver, has been new york is only speaker for over two decades. the judge has issued seizure wants to block him from accessing nearly $4 million spread out over eight accounts. in brief comments inside the courthouse, silver maintained his innocence. >> i'm happy the issue is coming to be aired in the legal process , and i am confident that when all the issues are aired i will be vindicate

there was no fire and service on the orange and silver lines is now back to normal tonight. >>> now to an historic decision by the supreme court to take up the issue of gay marriage. the judgments will make a decisi by summer. they'll review an appeals court rulingt uphe babs in four states. the case will be argued in april and the decision is expected by late june. in the last 20 minutes u.s. attorn eric holder says the justice depart will file a friend of the court brief urging t justices to make marria equality a reality. >>> now to that local rabbi accused of secretly recording n inside a ritual bath in a synagoe in washington. as he appeared in court today, a group of women gathered outside to demand justice. news4's chris gn was in the courtrm and spoke with one woman leading the demonstration outside. the rabbi walked out of court after a brief hearing today in his criminal case. prosecutor are asking for more time to review all of the video evidence the from computs police seized from the rabbi's georgetown home last october. former rabbi at israel congre in georgetown is charg

we will have a preview. >>> in silver spring, maryland, the bill for a major transit project, the silver spring transit center, just went up another $21 million. >> county leaders voted on this yesterday. they're dishing out the money to get all this stuff done. stephanie ramirez joins us now. you know what? you're a montgomery county resident as are both of us. so does this mean our taxes are going up now? >> reporter: not on this, but these are taxpayers' dollars here. councilman leventhal says $16.7 million from appropriated funds they're using as well as chesting another 5 million from other -- shifting another 5 million from other delayed construction projects using that to come up with the $21 million approved to finally finish this transit center, but it's not all balloon and celebrations just yet. >> my concerns reflect my constituents' concerns. this has taken longer than world war ii. >> reporter: frustrated is an understatement for montgomery county councilman george leventhal. today he met me outside the transit center affirming finally almost seven years after ground breakin

the three of them defense at 1:12 in the morning in a silver nissan altima.s on camera at this gas station. he gets blue bubble gum and rolling papers for marijuana. >> about 20 minutes later, 2:32 a.m., camera captures the same altima that pulls up to lloyd's home. lloyd gets inside. as they start driving, a sign of trouble. hernandez tells lloyd he doesn't trust him, angry about who he was talking to at the club where they partied friday night. how do investigators know about the conversation in the car? ortiz, sources say, squeals during questioning. at 3:22 a.m., a string of security cameras at an industrial part pick up the altima as it goes to a secluded area. >> it is now 3:23 and lloyd sends his wife the final message saying nfl, just so you know. >> at 3:27, workers near by say they hear gunshots. hernandez's home is only a half mile from the murder scene. at 3:29, a camera shows an altima pulling up in hernandez's driveway. only three people get out. odin lloyd isn't one of them. >> the defendant was walking through the house. >> back inside the hou

we are also joined by marc silver, the film's director. we spoke with marc last year at sundance just his film, "who is dayani cristal" won the award for best cinematography. welcome all of you to democracy now! it has been remarkable to see you here actually for the first time, but at this film showing --lucia mcbath, if you can talk about what this means. your son was killed three years ago. and here you are at a festival in the midst of this wave of protests around the killing of young men like jordan, your son. >> well, it just speaks to the truth of what is happening in the country. i kind of always believed rings were in divine order, things don't just randomly happen. i think our film, our story is really representative of what we see happening across the country. so this is just so wonderful of an opportunity to be here to really help expand that message and open people's eyes to the reality of what they may not really understand is happening -- not just with the minority community, but the gun violence and the way people are viewe

it is totally coated with silver threads, silver and gold bouillon, beads, tinsel, two different colors of silk, satin, and a wonderful midnight blue velvet which is part of the train. the motifs of the embroidery are what define the dress and are reflecting the title of the dress. this was a time when electricity was the miracle of the age. the 1883 vanderbilt ball coincided with the opening of the first power station by consolidated edison in new york city. to celebrate, there are lightning bolts all over this dress. it is really incredible because if you look at it without knowing when it was made, the surface application -- you would not be surprised if you were told that it was made in the 1920's at the peak of art deco. it is very predictive and presages that by 40 years. there is also a legend about what mrs. vanderbilt did while wearing this dress at the ball. she reportedly carried a handheld torch that was powered by a battery that was illuminated. she would strike a pose like the statue of liberty. this would have been because, at the time that the ball was held, the arm and

. >> she's in silver spring now. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: thought it was important to give you a look at the different neighborhoods. last time we showed you side streets off randolph road. it was a slippery mess. you can expect to see a lot of that on the side streets. we wanted to show you sill spring viers mill and randolph road. cars moving just fine. this intersection looks really good. don't see a lot of slippery spots where we are right now. keep in mind, those are hard to see when it's dark outside and it is cold. the sidewalks here look good too. there is a bus stop just right here on randolph road on viers mill road. the sidewalk here looks good. i know for people catching the bus this morning you want to be careful of the slippery spots. that's the latest here in silver spring. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >> no delays or cancellations at any local airport. that's a far cry from what it was like yesterday. 900 were canceled in the u.s. that's according to flight aware.com. more than 100 o

good night in the silver suv wasn't paying attention. he had to veer into the path of the guy with the green car. that pushed him over. watch. the guy with the silver suv. exactly. >> this is when you love the dash cam. now we've got all this footage. you've got the car that caused the accident. >> the guy says thanks to the green car. they are looking for the driver of that silver car. >> someone just crossed the line and ran into me. >> i think hippos celebrate festivus. you have two hippos going at it. they are the only two just fighting. people here start thinking -- >> i think they're fighting. >> take a picture. >> just open-mouthed kissing. >> like two teenagers trying to figure it out. >> is this how we do it? >> during this four-minute fight they keep their mouths open. they don't turn to the side. just mouth on mouth, big old teeth against big old teeth. other hippos are around. the other hippo does come over what are you doing? >> the person who captured this video is sherman from san diego. what's amazing is this fight goes o

. >>> someone scrawl something on a sign in front of this church in silver spring. the message wasn't necessarily hateful, but was it still vandalism? we'll tell you what the congressdation did coming up on news4. >>> pope francis planning a whirlwind trip to the u.s. details on his stop in d.c. >>> good evening, i'm chris claurns. we saw plenty of -- lawrence. we saw plenty of rain today. and you can expect slick roads if you're working on the holiday. we have more on the martin luther king forecast. >> chris, i'm already get something reports of some icy conditions. one of my twitter followers saying their driveway in ellicott city covered in ice. this could be concern for black ice overnight and tomorrow morning, especially if you had rain today. those of you in parts of montgomery county especially east, prince george's county anne arundel howard counties the greatest chance of ice is in these areas as temperatures drop to below freezing if they're not already there. gaithersburg manassas at 30, as well. washington coming at the 4. the suburbs all dropped to bel

the outer loop building volume delays in silver spring. north of spring field heading past braddock road, 236, lanes open in each direction. you're still going to find some icy spots in and out of the express lane ramps. that may be a problem for you and toward the 14th street bridge. lanes open on 395 coming out of the district southbound toward the pentagon. no early problems to tell you about. that's a look at your timesaver traffic. thanks for joining wusa9 this morning. we'll be right back after this. here you go. wow! thanks! get a free beverage in any size for enrolling in dd perks, and start earning points towards more rewards with every purchase. join today for a free beverage on us. america runs on dunkin'. people of the coffee-drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast c just right, for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter -- put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. gldz welcome back. 6:24. here's a look at some of the stories you may have missed. the state of palestinian

the description is a white or silver taurus. back here at the scene, this tow truck has taken the suburban. it took some finagling to get it out because it was smashed in and the doors weren't wide enough so they had to maneuver it for an hour or so. you might know this is the third high-profile smash-and- grab in the last couple of months. there's one in union square and then last week at the patagonia store. there was another smash-and- grab. and so far, we don't know if those three are connected. of course, this one is the most high-profile out of all of them t back to you. >> all right, ryan. thank you. >>> developing news in san jose. arson investigators are at the scene of a fire in san jose that destroyed a carport and three cars inside. it started around 3:30 at a two- story apartment building on wayburn lane on the west side. city. it went to a second alarm after firefighters arrived. the fire captain says it's suspicious although the cause is unknown. no injuries have been reported. >>> that storm hitting the northeast

we're here in the fairland section of silver spring. before we show you the roads, we'll do a little experiment. this is a hill untreated. we'll try to get up it in our s.u.v. right here. you can go ahead chris. we spun out -- yeah you saw right there, we spun out a little trying to get up it. we're in a four wheel drive. if you have a two wheel drive that's potentially not a face thing to do right now. four wheel drive started to get uphill a little bit. let's go on a road that's treated. this is fairland road that we're about to make a left turn on right here. this is a secondary road. not the most major roads but a lot of cars use it in silver spring here every day and we're about to get hit with a big hill here on fairland and we've seen cars going down it very slowly. for the most part the road is treated and looks good. this car coming in the distance has the hazards on to get up the hill. some cars are starting to take this situation very seriously. we've seen plow trucks out here. they're fighting a battle that is kind of tough

what's the worst thing silver allegedly did. >> kick backs of $4 million. for example he says he has no relationship with one doctor who refers as bestos patients to a law firm that sheldon silver happens to be a partner at. he doesn't have to show up to work at said law firm according to the complaint. instead, he just says to the doctor, please send all the sick asbestos patients to that law firm and then the law firm allegedly gives sheldon silver millions of dollars and then sheldon silver takes $500,000 worth of taxpayer money and say hey, doctor use this for research it's out of the goodness of our heart. >> these are allegations he denies. >> sheldon, looks like the guy who sings "happy." pharrell? >> i don't want to convict silver on tv but i have covered the man for many, many years. and he is the guy that single-handedly stopped jessica's law to be passed in the united states in new york state. he is the guy that blocked all kinds of education reform because he is in the pocket of the teacher's union here. he is the along with cuomo and the senate

shortly afterwards you can see the silver car kind of moving away. this is the most ridiculous part. as this lady walks past, i should point out this small black car that is about to leave this parking space and open one up for them you think cool jump in that spot but no. watch what she does. she's looking a bit shifty. she keeps walking but look at her hand. >> did she just key the car? >> did she ruin the paint? >> she absolutely did just key the car. in fact the guy with the camera goes down to show us just how much damage sh. >> that's awful. >> the video getting a lot of attention just for the sheer callous and audacity. >> that is such a crummy thing to do. >> we have a whole series of cctv video of this guy walking down the street. >> don't tell me they are keying all these cars too. >> what's actually going on this guy slashing 30 cars' tires. no one knows why. the very first car has all four tires slashed. they're using something extremely sharp and very thin. what it's doing is causing a very slow puncture so by the time the tires were fla

our facebook page now silver spring family that sparked a discussion is talking about their so-calledree-range lifestyle. news 4 reports. >> reporter: at this neighborhood park the topic of free-range parenting comes up a lot for debate. >> it's kind of split. most of the parents feel that you know it's okay at some point. >> reporter: but no confusion for the family the children enjoy playing here with or without their parents watching over them. 10-year-old raffi and his mom danielle are reading e-mails of support. >> kids can be trusted. they can go outside, they can have autonomy they can find friends down the street to play with and, you know come back when it's dinnertime. >> reporter: it all started when raffi and his 6-year-old sister walked home from a park close to their home without an adult. someone called police and now child protective services is investigating the silver spring parents for neglect. >> i'm amazed. i had no idea that this was going to touch such a nerve. >> i like the freedom. i think it's really fun to be independent. and that we really are old enough to

special education teacher peter flynn was arrested at his silver spring home today. he's been a special education teacher at bethesda chevy chase high school since 1980. when the school system learned of the investigation last september, he was moved to an administrative position away from children. >> there's no evidence that the defendant took any photographs of children at the bcc or any school in montgomery county. >> the allegations not only don't involve students, they don't involve contact with any human being. this is simply viewing pornography. >> the court released flint today. he'll wear an electronic monitoring device among other conditions. if convicted, he faces a minimum of five years in prison. >>> today an american university professor charged with burglary and arson pled guilty. david pitts could get up to 15 years in prison. authorities say pitts brought into the doctors offices on foxhall square to steal prescription drugs after setting a series of fire last year. police found 5,400 pills in his home and blank prescription pads. >>> the young man

reporting live in silver spring, i'm tom roussey. back to you in the studio. >> take it easy out there, tom. thank you. let's get a check on the traffic situation all around with bob emler in the wtop traffic center. hi bob. >> it's been much lighter out there than a normal rush hour. eastbound 50 a gas leak. they had all lanes blocked and now are getting by using one of the eastbound lanes. 95 southbound is quite slow headed through dale city because of a crash that happened there. car into a pole. car off to the side now and the lanes are open. we're seeing some slow traffic getting past it. that's just mostly for rubber necking at this point and 270 slows briefly up to montgomery village to germantown. 95 b.w.i. parkway east doing pretty well. i'm bob emler with wtop radio. >> plenty of white stuff to north. >> our biggest concern, i think, will be the subfreezing temperatures. we're hoping that the winds that will pick up will dry up many of the surfaces. there will be icy patches and issues overnight tonight and into tomorrow mo

they've got their own north dakota sheldon silver.is name is not sheldon. >> this morning, the nfl's version of richard nixon bill belichick held a press conference to tell the press he didn't know anything about the patriots to fleeting footfalls. tom brady said quote i did not alter the footfall in any way. >> can you answer right now is tom brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. i feel like i have always played within the rules. i believe in fair play, and i respect the league and everything they are doing. i have no knowledge of anything. i have no knowledge of any wrongdoing. yeah, i'm very comfortable saying that. nobody did it, as far as i know. >> you were quoted as saying you like throwing a deflated ball. explain that comment in this context. >> i obviously read that i said that. i like it the way i like them. 12.5. that is a perfect grip. >> i've got to ask you. to you think there is any possible reason to think that phil belichick and tom brady are not lying their faces off? >> i don't know anything, i don't know everythi

they escaped during ensuing confusion and made off in silver colored mini van. one was behind bars for theft and one for burglary. nip with information about the case is asked to call pennsylvania state police. >> dozens of people from all ages joined in on a nationwide movement today. the race for justice kicked off in philadelphia. the peaceful rally was organized in support of black lives matter movement. >> more than a dozen teenagers were stars tonight. they were primpied and pam terd at the fringe arts theater. 18 teenagers many on autistic spectrum were there to celebrate world premiere of new album they produced. on-line sales benefit the non-profit friendship circle and charitable project involving xheelon music school of philadelphia. >> soul survivor. a girl survived a plane crash. >> and final salute to a map that gave his life for his country. why it took 70 years for the hero to be laid to rest. >> "action news" will be right (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up

we are looking for the vehicle involved here, possibly a silver vehicle with ohio plates the officer is being rushed to temple university hospital and no word on the officer's condition. the crime scene tape supand investigators are on the scene as well. it's 32nd and susquehanna in strawberry mansion, a vehicle has hit an officer we are told, the officer is on the way to temple to be treated. we'll monitor the situation and the suspect vehicle, possibly a silver vehicle with ohio plates we'll keep tabs on this during this newscast and online at 6abc.com. >>> scary moments when a toddler was found out side in the frigid cold wearing very little clothing, the man found the 2-year-old outside and alone on the 500 block of homestead road in wilmington, it's youngster was wearing pajama bottoms and pair of socks he called out to the toddler but would not talk to him. a woman wrapped a coat around him and the two of them called police. >> we brought him into the house and gave him something to eat and the cops came. >> the police went door-to-door looking for the parents. a man came from

and maybe places like wheaton and silver spring. we have reports of snow covering the ground out toward reston, fairfax and parts of loudoun county. you get back into northern loudoun county and into the panhandle of west virginia, 1 to 4 inches across the river into frederick. the heaviest snow 3 to 6 very wet snow. even here temperatures will not be below freezing and that is key. that's why we aren't very concerned about freezing rain. this is either going to be a snow event or rain event. in the beltway it's going to be mainly rain. the radar the past couple hours, you can see the snow that's rolled through much of fairfax county, loudoun county and montgomery county, starting to turn to rain south of town, but still there will be pockets of a mix of snow and sleet in parts of the area, but the roads are fine, temperatures above freezing. we're looking at a little snow still in frederick back toward the border of montgomery and frederick county and snow toward germantown and sleet. 34 pretty much across the board and 37 downtown

silver has fired across the border and the situation is said to be ongoing. in the meantime, we can join our correspond. damian grammaticas. it feels like the lines are being join ded mr. tsipras saying we won't default but will not negotiate. >> reporter: yes. the sides sizing up taking gentle steps towards each other before they engage. there will be positive steps taken with greece saying it won't default on its debt. that will be very very welcome. at the same time saying greece will -- he wants to restore national sovereignty and saying greece will negotiate responsibly, that will be very welcome here. but it doesn't want a mutually destructive clash. that was his other comment. those all sound good and the detail matters. the finance minister from the netherlands is heading to athens on friday for talks with mr. tsipras. what he has said is if you tell us you want our cooperation but not our conditions that won't wash. wash. >> damien there is a question of another 7 billion euros in the pipeline at the end of february. can that all be pushed back or is

in silver spring, maryland, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> i know what you're thinking. why not tear it down and start all over? county leaders say scrapping the project was not an option because they would not only take a big loss, but they'd have to pay back federal funds used to build it in the first place. >>> if you're just getting home, here's a quick check of headlines. a top al-qaeda leader claims responsibility for last week's massacre at a french satirical magazine office. he said the chief leader who took over after osama bin laden financed the attack and said it was revenge for insulting the prophet muhammad. french police are looking for at least six terror suspects connected to the attacks at charlie hebdo and a supermarket. >>> nasa trying to figure out what triggered an alarm on the international space station this morning forcing three astronauts to evacuate. the alarm indicated an ammonia leak in the american part of the space takes, but nasa believe -- station, but nasa believes it was just a faulty sensor. the two astronauts quickly moved to the russi

>> sheldon silver is thought to be untouchable.ng about and now is going to break open. liz: cuomo wants to run for the presidency you got to clean out all money. stuart: when you think governor cuomo could be president of the item status? liz: yes he does. he has ambitions for washington d.c.. stuart: leave it at that. after the break the star from the hit show porn star. pawn stars. out with a new trivia apps. we are going to quiz him. his name is rick harrison. you know this man and he is next. >> definitely these particular stamps, i recognize from the 1500s. this is definitely shipwrecked treasure. stuart: i call this obamanomics in action. american express cutting 4,000 jobs this year that reported higher expenses. these are middle-class jobs. the president said i am helping the middle-class. american express is cutting those jobs because of things like obamacare and dodd-frank reform. ebay. at stock is up. they are cutting 2400 jobs. ebay? those are middle-class jobs and they are gone. obamanomics in action. bill belichick h

trains single tracking on the the orange and silver lines due to a cracked rail. riders switching up their plans to other lines. >> there's room for one person to squeeze in. so i picked i'd get up here to the silver line. >> reporter: but there was no relief to be found anywhere this morning. >> the red line was pretty bad. i live in columbia heights. it took me an hour to get from columbia heights to here. >> reporter: the redline delays left passengers stuck on the outside platform in single digit temperatures. >> move towards the center. >> reporter: silver spring bound redline riders were offloading at van ness who were also delayed. >> it was bad. we were stuck between stations for a while. each train was so crowded there. were a few we let pass because there was no reason to get on it. >> the trains were much more crowded this morning they usually are. there were people who could not even get on the train. >> reporter: something passengers are all too accustomed to, especially in this weather. >> i think metro when there are bad weather conditions is extrem

certainly old is more valuable than silver. i mean it is. but the metaphor it's jewelry. you know the hebrew scholar and chancellor says pictures of silver means jewelry, like a jeweled framed. so the picture of silver protects the apple of gold you know, preserves it, it guards it. that's how we keep it. and indeed, lincoln says in this note, so let neither be changed or altered. he's the man who in his self presentation he says i am the man who holds both of these things. there some people who want to chuck the declaration. they either well, they either openly disdained it or they reinterpreted. stephen douglas says all men are created equal. you mean all white men. it doesn't mean the growth. it doesn't mean savage indians. it doesn't mean malaise. that's what stephen douglas said. lincoln-douglas said no man new men. jefferson knew what he was saying. the continental congress knew what they were signing on. and he says there are also people who hate the constitution. this with the abolitionists. william lloyd garrison, he said it's a deal with the devil because of the

silver nissan altima were drag racing at high speed.cribe the drivers as two young men who look dazed after the crash. >> two witnesses per witnesses were racing down and lost control of their cars and struck the pedestrian and killed her. >> so you're confirming it was a racing incident?

andrea mccarren is live in silver spring to tell us what this is all about. >> reporter: in many ways the macy family is very traditional. they eat dinner together every night. their kids do chores. they have limited sweets and screen times, but tonight the parents are under investigation because they let their kids walk around the neighbor together but unaccompanied by an adult. >> i grew up in new york city in the '70s and no one hesitated to let their kids walk around. the only thing that's changed now is the fear. >> reporter: the 10-year-old and 6-year-old are allowed to walk around their silver spring neighborhood together but unaccompanied by an adult. >> they're very proud of their independence. they understand to hold hands when they cross the street, look both ways, make sure the light is with them. >> reporter: but during recent walks from two local playgrounds, separate callers alerted police and child protective services. >> they came and interviewed kids at school without our permission or knowledge and when they were talking to them, they are painting a picture of a wor

century and a silver plaque eninscribed by revere.ack possibly with some 2015 additions. you know iphone 6 plus, things like that to go with that silver coin. >>> we asked for your best captions for this photo. it was basically when the gavel was handed over to speaker boehner from nancy pelosi. our producer has some of the best responses. i think they were focused on one thing. >> they were focused on one thing. our friend cory says pelosi is saying, not until you tell me where you got that tan. and then -- our friend emmy says, please, mr. speaker, be careful not to get your bronzer on my jacket. >> everybody's jealous of that tan in january. that's going to do it for "way too early." "morning joe" starts after this. these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other fav

there was no fire and service on the orange and silver lines is now back to normal tonight. >>> now to an historic decision by the supreme court to take up the issue of gay marriage. the judgments will make a decisi by summer. they'll review an appeals court rulingt uphe babs in four states. the case will be argued in april and the decision is expected by late june. in the last 20 minutes u.s. attorn eric holder says the justice depart will file a friend of the court brief

the green is rain, so still rain in olney, rockville and silver spring. i can't rule out a couple wet snowflakes later tonight by tomorrow morning. a little snow still in leesburg, sleet in brunswick and snow forth of frederick up toward middletown. i'll show you this map, a trace to an inch in the immediate metro area, 1 to 3 inches toward frederick and maybe 3 to 6 inches up toward hagerstown and romney and cumberland. most of that will fall between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. heavy precipitation is over by daybreak. saturday just rain and snow showers, but temperatures will be above 32 degrees. you'll have no trouble getting around trouble on the roads. we catch our breath sunday, very nice day, temps in the 40s. clouds come in late, good day. strongest clipper of the season comes in sunday night and monday. we've had three clippers. if we're saying this is the strongest clipper of the season, we've got to pay attention to this. futurecast 11 a.m. kind of a break, 30s, not much going on, snow and rain showers moving through. by 2:00, 3:00 they'