fire crews spent much of the evening tried to stabilize this southeast,. -- this southeast house. >>scott says he heard just after 4:00 this afternoon. find out that to noise was this car neighbor's son. find it kind of strange. >> d.c. police said one of the robbery was chasing a on foot. a second officer tried to provide back up. had an accident. " unfortunately, in the course duties, things like this happen. we are thankful that no one was injured. us offresident told not the first been hit by ahas vehicle. she and her grandson are okay not blame police. if there is any good news, they did arrest the robbery suspect. as for the residents, she will to dig a lot of work done. she was able to go back inside firefighters patched up blowhole. -- the hole. >> no idea on a body that was in the canal in today.own earlier police were called to the canal this morning. investigators have not released confirmedn, but have was a woman's body. an autopsy is being performed. >> survivors from that cruise lineitalian captain toip's undergo a new round of drug test. traces of cocaine were reported

scattered showers through the southeast and also parts of texas. again, good news for some of those drought areas. we'll be back with the longer- range forecast next. at the most recent meeting of the federal reserve open market committee >> at the most recent meeting in the federal reserve open market committee, a decision was announced to leave interest rates at effectively zero until late 2014. not only was this a new policy of disclosure, but it marks an historic duration for any federate policy. in case you've forgotten, the fed first dropped the rate in december of 2008. ever since then, those of us who borrow money to operate businesses have rejoiced at rates of as low as 3 to 4%. this policy has now gone on long enough for it to seem normal. it is anything but. in fact because of the time delay in savings deposits, the full effect of a zero interest rate is now just being felt, as longer-term saving certificates mature, investors are watching five or six% yields, for exampling being replaced with rates under 1%. even with no payoff, the wor

and the 5000 block of carl place in southeast. reporting live, tracee wilkins, news4. >> thank you. >>> right now, montgomery county police are asking for your help in finding a missing 8-year-old girl. detectives say that london marshall got into an argument with her family and left the apartment on blair mill road in silver spring around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. police say the 8-year-old had on a gray button-down sweater, faded black jeans, and gray suede boots. her family says that she knows how to get around on metro, so she could be anywhere now. if you see this girl, you are asked to call montgomery county police. >>> and new from overnight, police are investigating a series of robberies that happened within three hours around midnight. the first incident happened shortly before 11:00 in friendship heights. police say three men held up a woman at gunpoint along wisconsin avenue. police say in all there were four robberies and one attempted robbery in northwest washington and one robbery in southeast. in two of them, the sus

the news is right now that our storm has dipped down toward the southeast.his is the one that brought the very heavy snow, however, there is another one on the way. just descending from scandinavia. it will come across the same path across germany and across the black sea region. another round of wind and snow. it will not be as potent as the last storm, but will be bringing more winter weather conditions. fairly dry out here to the west, but northern parts of the british isles will peopfeel then coming in. nor snow along the western coast of norway. here are the temperatures for the west and down across the south. we are seeing some double figures popping up there. temperatures are plummeting in the southeast. athens down to 8 degrees for the high. and sub zero temperatures for the highs. i'll leave you now to the extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, kim jong-un has reviewed the country's armed forces for the first time as the country's supreme commander. he appeared in front of the mass parade. north koreans have been marking what would have be

wind and sometimes that dries the southeast win we will have the morning rain and i think most of the morning is sold out here. there is a back edge to this, so early there will be an edge to this. 50 and 60s napa vallejo, low-to- mid of 0s -- 60s due to that southerly direction, lows are sitting in the mid-60s morning rain and the rest of the week looks quiet, week fog give us partly sunny partly cloudy skies and we have the wind coming in from the northwest, pam. >>> two teachers are accused of sexually abusing students. how that is affecting more than 100 students and staff two candidates, the republican candidate who could have a shot at candidacy today. >>> and give yourself some extra time, we will tell you more about the traffic and bay area weather straight ahead. . >>> the entire staff will be temporarily replaced at a los angeles school where two teachers are accused of abusing students. they announced a staff shake up at the elementary school. two long time teachers were arrested on lewd acts on students. the staff is being relocated and replaced while a full investigation

that one shooting brought southeast and the whole city to its knees.the single deadliest shooting. and two whole decades in the district of columbia. >>> since then the mother of 16-year-old murder victim bra shell jones worked tirelessly to try to address the underlying issues that lead to such violence like truancy and untreated mental health problems. they are working with the schools in southeast to address those problems. counsel asking offered for students and their parents as we el -- as well in southeast. without the possibility of parole, if they are convicted with all 54 charges against them, the jury selection will begin in just about three hours here at dc superior court. the trial is likely to take two whole months. back to you, mike. >>> more than 1000 dc residents gathered at washington convention center today for mayor vincent gray's one city summit. >> it allows people to voice concerns about how to make the city better. everyone spent some time brainstorming on ways to make the city more unified, create more jobs and improve schools.

israel cannot afford to overlook situations that threaten the poilt balance in the middle southeast. he suggested israel might take some sort of military action to safeguard its security. >>> now, after a warm evening, tokyo commuters are once again bracing against the chill. which way is the mercury headed? rachel ferguson joins us with the world weather forecast. >> well, as you guessed already, catherine, it is going to be plummeting today across much of the country. cold air is taking a grip of much of northern parts of eastern asia and while the continent is quite quiet and clear up towards the north, in fact, these showers here in the southeast of china will be moving out as well, we will see temperatures descending as the cold air also descends down in towards parts of southern china, even hong kong going down to 15, 14 degrees in the next couple of days. while things dry in the southeast of china, we are going to see shower s blossoming in england, getting heavier into friday. the eastern flank and down in towards the south as well, cambod cambodia, most of vietnam, you're go

and he served the people of beaumont and southeast texas for 42 years. and he was a very powerful democrat. relations with the labor unions and he did many economic development projects for beaumont, port arthur, southeast texas region. he was very close to speaker sam rayburn, and also to majority leader of the senate, lyndon b. johnson, who was later vice president and then president of the united states. in working with lyndon johnson, jack brooks voted for some very important and controversial new laws, especially the civil rights act in 1964. before this law in 1964, there was widespread discrimination and segregation against black people in the united states, especially in the southern united states. black people were barred from going in restaurants and cafes, motels, and movie theaters. they could work there, but weren't welcome as customers or clients. there was widespread discrimination. many people thought that should be changed. during the year of 1963, proposw civil rights law, and he was doing this in part based on rising tensions in the so

increasing clouds and again a mild system and rain is picking up northeast and turn southeast and rain fall will be an inch to a half inch and localized, coastal hills, north bay probably so things are looking good so far. 30s , 40s and 50s big spreads on some of these temperatures. 38 in fairfield, 38 santa rosa san jose. east out to stockton, the big valley out there and later on today, we have some of the higher elevations are showing 35 to 40 and here comes that system, it will arrive later tonight and it has a good core of a jetstream helping it along and that certainly helps. increasing clouds and breezy to windy at times. 60s across the board mid-to- upper and 67 in santa rosa and antioch and oakly, mid-60s fremont redwood and santa cruz morgan hill and gilroy. rain is on the way today into tomorrow and it looks like a good system. clearing the rest of the way and it will be warm on wednesday thursday and friday and mostly warm and sunny on the weekend. >>> greece needs to lay out a plan that leaders will go along with if they expect to get their next bailout deal. they face ban

coming from southeast d.c. one firefighter injured. others battling a fire at a high school in the district of columbia. there's reportedly fire coming from the roof of anacostia high school, 16th street southeast. firefighters have sounded a 2nd alarm and we have a crew of the way and will bring details as soon as we get them. they are battling a fire on the roofs of anacostia high school in southeast. much more coming up. that and much more coming up on abc 7 news. >> crack is cheap. i made too much money for that. >> the private life of whitney houston. a preview next. and later -- >> toddlers in tiaras have always sparked controversy. why are they drinking red bull. and pageant moms get a makeover. next "anderson." clicks' we have an update on breaking news out of southeast. 16th street at anacostia high school, a far has been reported on the roof. these are live pictures. this is at anacostia high school. we are told that a firefighter has been injured in this incident. a 2nd alarm has been sounded. we will follow the situation an

agriculture pilot program the have supported and a lot of work happening around planning in the southeast. the community benefits program priorities will be launching the contract assistance center this summer that will be based in the southeast sector of san francisco which will look to build the capacity to look at other citywide work and we will scale up the requirements program for contracting and implementing the environmental justice policy the commission adopted in 2009 we have yet to implement. we will be moving into implementation with arts in richmond workman of -- arts in richmond work and we will be providing information -- e partsnrichment half that is what we have been up to norplant are and i'm happy to take questions. -- that is what we have been up to and i would be happy to take questions. >> with respect to the urban agriculture pilot program, could you develop a little bit on that? >> over the past several years problem we have been asking staff to look at where are there opportunities for secondary use on puc property. working with the mayor's office after there was t

tracee wilkins live in southeast. news4. >> thank you. >>> new from overnight, police are sefging a series of robberies -- investigating a series of robberies that happened in three hours. the first happened around 11:00 in friendship heights. three men held up a woman at gunpoint along wisconsin avenue. in all there were four bank robberies -- four robberies. in two cases the suspects were armed. no one was hurt in any of the incidents. police are trying to figure if nut of the -- if any of the robberies are connected. >>> moody's downgraded its credit ratings on italy, portugal, and spain. the agency may strip france, england, and austria of their top triple-a ratings. moody's blames the downgrade on the debt crisis. the news is not keeping the world's stock markets down. right now european stock markets are rallying. asian stock markets ended up today. right now u.s. futures are up. >>> the world will be watching today when the vice president of china ntsb with president obama. the two will discuss economic and sec

lewis, getting a pretty clear understanding of the southeast facility. as long as there is nothing related to that, i am perfectly ready to move forward. i have kind of taken it on myself to move forward with a goodç relationship with staff n this. ç>> your answer to ms. jackso's question was that there was nothing in here that affected the a semblance? >> correct. this motion has to do with some low rent security leases and permits, where we collect very miniscule increases every year in security deposits. in response to audits that it suggested that we obtain a resolution. we do not have to collect them anymore. it would release ease the administrative burden not to have to collect that increase every year. let's ok. we have a motion in a second and have received public comment. all of those in favor of the motion? >> aye. >> can those amounts of money be collected every five years? >> the commissioner would still require authorization from the commission, as well as an amendment to each lease with a blanket resolution. we do like to collect them ann

the other $430,000 will come from wells fargo, with their target to be the southeast corridor, a san bruno, our mission, third street corridor, and the likes. they have always been very strong in helping out distressed areas. those are distressed areas. they have historically been. i want to personally thank wells fargo for putting up this money and joining us in this effort to focus on our small businesses. it has been part of their tradition to help out. they have always done so, but they have taken the opportunity to join us. when brenda located herself here back in 2005 -- 2007, i believe, i think we won the playoff game, even as early as back then. we had her locate here, and it has been prodded ever since she came. this is the type of small businesses want to keep on supporting, but also to mixture that we want to create these opportunities all over commercial corridors throughout the city. that is what the business commission has indicated we should do, the success of our working solutions. at is what scott once in the castro, when david wants on polk street, and in the other

it says the dead include leaders of the philippine based militant group in the southeast asian terror network. a malaysian leader was reportedly among those killed. the united states had put a price of $5 million on his head for training a man to make bombs. a military commander in the region says the groups have suffered significant damage. but the military hasn't revealed how the deaths of the leaders were confirmed. he's been on the wing since the leader died five years ago. obzers say the group has split into several factions. so time will be needed to measure the impact of the leaders deaths. >> and that wraps up our bulletin. >>> a newspaper reports that defense secretary leon panetta believes israel is like toy to attack iran in the spring to prevent the country from building a nuclear weapon. the latest edition of "the washington post" says that panetta believes israel may attack iran in april, may or june. israel fears that iran will have stored enough enriched ukraine yum in deep underground facilities to make a weapon very soon. the report indicates israel told u.s. governm

down towards the southeast, it is going to get colder. we have one system moving out of the balance -- balkans. any heavy rain turns to snow. that will be for the rest of the week. temperatures to 0 for the high by friday. out to the west, beautiful sunshine is available. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story, an independent panel says the prime minister didn't know of a tool called speedi that could have helped after the march 11 disaster. they are expected to issue a report on the disaster during the day. the report says kahn and other officials blame science ministry officials not informing them about speedi. they developed it with roughly 150 million u.s. dollars. a former cabinet secretary found out about the system in a report several days after the disaster. at the time, the plant's number two reactor was spewing radioactive materials. he said bureaucrats told him later they decided not to inform him about speedi because calculations were not credible. they cited lack of precise data on radiation. the panel charges in

they'll be getting back to normal here in the southeast. conversely to the southwest the temperatures dipping down. northernfrica experiencing temperatures well below seasonal averages. in algiers down to 6. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting u.s. employment shows an improvement in january. the u.s. labor department said on friday the jobless rate for january fell from 8.3 from 8 .5%. employers generated 243,000 jobs in the nonfarm sector which is sensitive to economic trends. that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." thank you so much for watching. bye-bye.

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i'm tracee wilkins live in southeast. news4. >> thank you. >>> it is now 4:38. 43 degrees out there. >>> ahead on "news4 today," we've seen the video. now the anchor attacked by a dog is talking it what she went through and recovery that lies ahead. >>> plus, if you didn't get your flu shot, you're not out of the woods yet. where we're seeing a spike in flu cases. >>> and you may want to grab your umbrella. >>> time for weather & traffic on the 1s. good morning, happy valentine's day. this area in green may be trying to reach the ground across virginia and maryland, the district this morning. farther north and west, western maryland, highlands of west virginia, there may be a few flurries. temperatures are in the low to mid 30s. most locations are above freezing. it's in the low to mid 30s in montgomery, arlington, fairfax, and prince george's counties. upper 30s in washington, and we'll stay in the 30s through the morning hours with a small chance of some sprinkles. we've got a greater chance of maybe a few sprinkles of

lewis, getting a pretty clear understanding of the southeast facility. as long as there is nothing related to that, i am perfectly ready to move forward. i have kind of taken it on myself to mov

at this hour they're heading for the southeast and the mid-atlantic states. in their wake, at least nine people are dead tonight. among the hundreds of structures damaged, a hospital in southern illinois. >>> also tonight an about face from north korea's new leaders. they're stopping their nuclear weapons program in exchange for weapons program in exchange for u.s. food aid. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with tonight's breaking news. a line of killer storms hitting the southeast and mid-atlantic states right now. as families in at least five states survey what's left of their homes and prepare to bury the dead. three people died as the storm swept through missouri before sunrise after catching people by surprise in kansas. >> i was sitting there watching tv. the tv went off. so i got up to go in the kitchen and get a cup of coffee. and all of a sudden, boy, the windows went out just like a big shotgun went off. and i told my wife, hit the floor. she says, i'm down there already. >> today's most devastating losses are in southern illinois.

tonight at verizon center a battle for first place in the southeast division between your washington capitals and the florida panthers. this means a lot more than just bragging rights because the runner-up might not end up among the top eight in the east that make the playoffs. tomas vokoun going unagainst his to rememberer club the panthers and alex ovechkin looking for a big night. he'd find it. how's this to start? off the opening face-off here come the caps. if you arrived 13 seconds late, stuck in the concession line or in the bathroom, you missed matthew perot's ninth goal of the season that kick started the caps on this night. later in the 1st at for mentioned ovie with a rocket, no chance for the panthers' goalie scott scott clemonson. ovie doesn't get the hat trick but gets a huge goal and the caps win, vokoun with 42 saves. 4-0 the final shutout, washington back in the first place in the southeast. >> it's always better winning, you know. we knew it was online tonight. these four-point playoff games and we're battling with florida. we're battling head to head and with other

hours, student and staff will return to anacostia high school just days after a fire damaged the southeast washington school. crews spent the weekend repairing the damage and cleaning the mess from friday's fire. the fire broke out on the school's roof that was under construction. students were inside the school at the time of the fire. everyone was able to make it out safely. >>> this morning, police are trying to figure out what led t a deadly crash that ended at a fast food restaurant in prince george's county. police say one of the cars involved was traveling at nearly 100 miles per hour and went airborne. it landed in front of the kfc in the 6700 block of martin luther king highway in landover. we have more live with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you. take a look behind me. you see this kfc has been boarded up since last night. also a little bit of damage inside, and look up top there, you see just what kind of impact this crash had. some flying debris, actually took a chunk out of the side of the building there. let's come around this way. at this point, w

southeast tonight at 45 by 9:00. after midnight and after we lose this slim threat of a shower, that's when we will see sky goes partly cloudy. weather headlines just that isolated shower or two possible through the evening. i think most of us will not see anything until thursday. sunny and mild wednesday. then rain becomes more likely thursday at least some showers moving in and that will get us back cooler. and then the weekend. what's going to happen sunday? some of the models are suggesting a possible coastal storm in february and coastal storms, that means return to winter. also possible that storm slides south and east of us and leaves us alone. so going to watch it. just want to let you know it's a possibility. not etched in stone. see the moisture we are looking at. most of us has not reached the ground. west of the mountains is where we see rain and snow across parts of ohio and that's reaching the ground and these amounts are still fairly light and as you look closer in we have a little batch that passed th

south, southeast at 10 to 15. we'll come back, derek, and talk about thunderstorms and tell you when those are going to roll in and we have some snow flakes on the seven-day. we'll explain that as well. >> thank you, top. people upset over a proposed rate hike deliver a message to one board member. but up first, your eyes aren't deceiving you, gas prices are going up. look at the soaring cost in your neighborhood. that's up next. >>> you might want to get ready to kiss that extra change in your cup olders good-bye. prices at the pump are up again. that makes for 21 straight days that the cost has increased. the national average is now at $3.72. that's 2 cents more than yesterday. 35 cents more than this time last year. here in washington, d.c. area, prices are up a penny from yesterday to $3.73 a gallon. >> a large group of protesters taking aim at pepco. they showed up at a bethesda office building to deliver a message and cake to a board member. they can't have its cake and eat it, too. the protesters are callin

winning the southeast division has been easy the last four seasons. this year it's a whole different ball game. instead of relaxing, they fought week in and week out to get a chance at first place. and mike green, he was back in the lineup for the first time since january 7. he played 14 plus minutes. pretty good. second period, caps down 1-0. matt hendricks has his pass stolen. he watches this, scores his nhl leading 40th goal. 2-0 lightning. alexander out to matthew. in front to brooks. that was the final goal of the game. the capitals fall to the lightning, 2-1. >> georgetown seeking a sweep of providence. final seconds of the first half, quickly to hollice thompson. a 31-20 halftime lead. second half we go. henry sims would come up with a big spill. look at the drop pass to nate for the jam. the south bur row massachusetts native had close to 100 fans. 63-53. they improve to 10-4 in big east play. >> maryland on the road facing virginia and their wacky fans. first half, maryland trailed by 9. then they would rally. terrell from the left side, to g

several areas of precipitation and the disturbance in the southeast, and, we are changing around at thestline. the northern rockies causing snow even into the interior valleys which is unusual at this time of year because it has turned colder that way. but pretty good trot coming into the west now and we move into the mississippi valley as we go to wednesday. that means snow to the north and rain to the south, not sure where the line will be but it depends on the track of the storm as they come west to east. the next trot coming in on the pacific northwest and another is the lingering offshore. it looks like friday, snowboards, rape center and south. let's go further out. we go to next week, and this will take us to march fourth through march tenth. i still think we will be in the similar weather pattern and with the jet stream moving from the southeast, you will see generally warmer temperatures to the north and generally warmer pictures to the south. and the northern planes and northern rockies was not below normal, mid-atlantic and tennessee valley back in texas. and as the storm sys

all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he's a strong character it's a challenge for him and he likes it. the stories are metaphor cal. i don't look at this that this is a man or woman. there are qualities we all have that some of us are in touch with and are not. in our culture we think people shou

. >>> a battle for first place in the southeast.ill the capitals have one team lead or the ice tonight? that story is coming up. >>> get to know this. week see snow by this time tomorrow. gary's back with the forecast in a few minutes. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ . >> it may only be february, but the push for the play-offs is already well underway tonight. the capitals host the panthers in an important southeast division showdown. dave feldman sets the stage for us tonight. feldy? >> reporter: shawn, thank you very much. last tuesday, the caps on the road defeated by the panthers, 4-2. tonight, they have a chance to exact revenge the southeast-division leading florida. lindsay murphy joins us life from verizon center with more on this key matchup. good afternoon, murph. >> rep

moving to the southeast at about 35 to 40 miles per hour they will be very short-lived but enough youeed the win shield wiper it will keep the ground and streets -- windshield wiper it will keep the ground and streets wet. mid to upper 40s, 50 in oakland. 51 monterey. temperatures won't warm much today. going to be breezy all day, cooler and scattered showers. clearing slightly calmer tonight into tomorrow another chance of showers wednesday into the weekend. wednesday one looks like an inside -- inside slider good chance we'll see more snow in the sierra wednesday. 48 clear lake, 50 to richmond the reach of us in the mid 50s scattered showers coming didn't the winds over the ocean could hit gusts up to 45 miles per hour the rest of us around 30 miles per hour if you have anything outside that may blow away try to bring it in low to mid 50s monterey bay. tonight one santa rosa cooler spot mid to upper third -- upper 30s to mid 40s around the bay to the coast. one system that pushed through earlier this morning, brought winds introduced us to the winds and rain that low is going to bri

this budget is going to work, but i would like for you to add a little bit more money in for the southeast facility because it is very important. because there has been a lot of changes, and there are still some changes to come, and, like the mother hen of the college, i want to make sure that everything works out. thank you very much. commissioner moran: thank you, and there are ongoing discussions about programming that space and changes that need to be made. ok, thank you. mr. secretary, if you would call item 17. >> item 17, rates policy. public hearing to consider possible action to adopt the proposed san francisco public utilities commission rates policy. commissioner moran: commissioners, this is something we have talked about a couple of times. it was before us in i think exactly the same form a couple of meetings ago. this is really a perspective policy. it will apply to the next time we do this, which will be in two years. so we have time to see how it fits and if we change direction, we can do that. i think there is value in setting that direction today. one thing i would ask st

reporter: i'm scott broom in southeast washington where d.c. school officials say a number of security policies were broken leading up to anus dent here at ketcham elementary. the -- an incident here at ketcham elementary. the school system said a student issuing an adult visitor is not approved. this incident has highlighted a need to take immediate short and long term action to prove procedures in protocol around school security the statement said. school officials say the suspect spoke with an adult aide at the school about picking up a student. the aide recognized the man and assigned a girl to lead him to a classroom where she claims he inappropriately touched her. the school's statement says at all times security should be present at the school's entrance and now is the time to do an overview of security policy. parents were notified about all this by a robocall, but school officials have denied my requests for an interview and to go inside the school and see security systems in place. instead they're asking me and you to take their word

it will move through the southeast.again, it looks like the only people who have to worry about snow is in the mountains of virginia and west virginia. possibly d.c. to richmond. it doesn't look like it will be a huge snowstorm. you have to wait until the end of the forecast. that's why we have to keep. >> you all right. it worked. coming up, stephen colbert mysteriously sus spends production at his show >> and johnny blaze makes a come back but can he take a top spot at the box office? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i can't wait till morning. wait! it's morning in china! ♪ [ male announcer ] it's sweet, it's nutty... it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's crunchy nut. it's morning somewhere. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go

our city has, certainly in the southeast neighborhoods where we have had a record number of foreclosures, in part, driven by the lack of small businesses and the ability to get loans. many of us that the board of supervisors want to ensure this program gets as big as possible. i want to thank the mayor for your commitment. i hope in the term we are serving together, we figure out how to surpass the $5 million number. if we look to get this through the board as quickly as possible and eating many more soul food breakfasts at places like brenda's. [applause] >> thank you. the last time i was at an event for the revolving loan fund was in my district at a place called mission cheese. it is a very successful small business and i understand it is repaying its loan. this is one of those programs where you can invest a small amount of money and get a big bang for your buck. i also want to compliment the mayor and the full board. lots of time you hear politicians talk about helping small business, creating work force housing, repaving our road, but one of the hallmarks of this mayor and board is

the southeast has seen going back a couple months.have been starting to build up with drought conditions in georgia. this is atlanta will get the worst of it saturday into sunday. it will probably be most of your weekend it will be raining. east coast, once we get rid of the fog, what a beautiful afternoon it will be. temperatures in the mid-50s from virginia northwards into southern new england. very warm for this time of year. we tracked the storm out of texas on saturday. a lot of heavy rain, possibly even severe thunderstorms in the southeast. notice that the temperature in chicago drops into the 30s. so eventually some cold air will get pulled into the storm. the only areas that get a chance for heavy snow on sunday, the mountains of west virginia, virginia, possibly the highest elevations of north carolina. there may be enough on the tail end of this storm sunday night for washington, d.c., richmond, areas there of central virginia. you could pick up snow out of this. that will be one of your first snows of the season. once agai

under arrest tonight, 24-year-old davon wood of southeast. he's charged with second degree child sex abuse. >>> a family in fairfax county is mourning the death of a single mother who was killed while driving to pick up her son. tonight her parents spoke to news4 shamari stone. >> when something like this happens, it puts a knife if your heart. >> reporter: teresa and william woodard are heartbroken, surrounded by flowers as they mourn over the death of their daughter in their fairfax county apartment. >> i feel like she just left me and didn't say anything. >> reporter: take a look at this horrific scene from monday in prince georges county. she was driving in evening rush hour to pick up her 11-year-old son. a car crossed oncoming traffic, hit two cars and smashed into tawanda's car. she died on scene. >> it seems like it's not real. >> the four other drivers were okay. police took blood samples from the driver believed to have caused the accident to see if he was under the influence of blood or alcohol. they're waiting for test results. >>

roughly a little over $3 million will be spent in the southeast part of the city. i want to urge you to be vigilant as well. there will be more of a process around this particular area. i would encourage you to support the board of supervisors as we look at technologies that would help to eliminate the stench that exists at the waste water sewage treatment plant. however, today we are dealing with a zoning issue. the project is proposed to be 7000 square feet down from being 15,000. the zoning change that we are discussing is a slight modification. the way it had been sound was only for 5000 square feet. this is the process that we have to go through, which would accommodate project requests. i am confident that this will be inappropriate place for the location in and look forward to implementing this important project. the need is undeniable. not only for mental health, but support throughout the city as a community. not just our youth, but seniors who are just as vulnerable as young children. i am here to a firm support for the rail yard to make sure that safety

. >> reporter: indonesia is one of southeast asia's emerging economy powers. businesses of all sizes are flocking here to try and grab their share of the pie. nhk world, jakarta. >>> that will wrap up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> mitt romney has claimed another victory in the republican primary race. the former massachusetts governor won convincingly in florida. it's a major step in his bid to challenge president barack obama. >> to the people in this room and the people all over florida, thank you tonight for this great victory. my leadership will end the obama era and begin a new era of american prosperity. >> romney took 46% of the vote. former house of representatives speaker newt gingrich came in second with 32%. further back in the field were senator rick santorum and congressman ron paul. romney took advantage of his huge cash reserves to run negative ads against gingrich in florida. he had lost to gingrich in south carolina, a largely conservative state. florida sends 50 delegates to the republican national convention, a major b