a new crash in stafford along route 17. all lanes blocked in both directions because of a serious crash. this could be closed for the next three to four hours. needs toin stafford, be avoided in your mning commute. back over to torture and jummy -- back over to autria and jummy. >> a woman was shot and killed overnight on j street in northeast. her name has not been released. in officiating left a teenager dead. >> that shooter is still on the loose. john gonzalez has the latest on what we know. good morning. >> the shooter still on the loose this morning. detectives will be very busy trying to find the gunman in the city's latest homicide. it appears this is the 22nd murder this year in d.c. alone. we understand the victim was in his late teens. that is what police are telling us. he was approached in the bellevue neighborhood in southeast, d.c. he was shot and killed on the street. this happened a mile from the seventh district police station on alabama avenue. the shops running out just blocks from the high school. there

>> what i can tell her is a written statement is being made to date about the future of the stafford hospital but it's been a difficult issue to try to do with the appalling situations that we were left in terms of stafford hospital but i'm sure there will be opportunities to debate in this house but i think she will see that what is being proposed are good steps to make sure that a and d. continues as stafford hospitals and hard work to be put in to see that if it is possible in the future to make sure we continue with consultant the attorney services so people can go on having their babies delivered in stafford hospital but that's what i want to see them a right angle from the health sector we said at his proposals later and i'm sure there will be opportunities to debate then and, indeed, all the lessons that need to be learned from the failure of stafford hospital in the past. >> thank you, mr. speaker. earlier this month millions were inconvenienced by the pointless underground strike. [inaudible] will my right honorable friend of greed to conduct a review to increase the thresho

my name is taylor stafford. i'm the president and ceo of pier 39. the san francisco bottled water ordinance unfairly impacts an entire industry that provides important services to visitors to san francisco, and in particular a proud partner of pier 39 whose innovation this in environmental achievements should be celebrated and promoted rather than restricted. each year millions of visitors come to san francisco and visit pier 39 with back packses and children in tow, people walk our cities to experience landmarks and attractions. these families want and prefer their convenience and healthfulness of boltled water in small, ease toy carry packaging such as 12 to 14 ounce bottles. eliminating the availability of this packaging creates an unnecessary convenience for millions of people. the alternative is to require them to carry 21 ounce heavier bottles [speaker not understood]. as importantly, crystal guyser, a bottler of natural spring water ~ has been a proud and responsible corporate partner of pier 39 for 19 years. producing the cleanest and health

. >>> jennifer griffin, whose daughter died a year and a half ago in stafford county before a very similar law was passed through virginia. >> we wear our daughter on our hearts. our heart is on this side. this is my shoulder. we wear it for her. dthe teen. winds are calm thankfully. here is a look at the radar. this little system will pass to the south. dangerously close to our south. it will pass to the south with cold rain through georgia. knoxville back to chattanooga and that's about it. temperatures, a lot below freezing. 28 in laurel. 29 in bowie. 30 in rockville, 30 in fairfax, an32 already down at waldorf and 31 in old town. so cold again tonight with light winds. there's a little silver lining. cold and dry tomorrow. bus stop temperatures, 20 to 32, but you do not have to factor in windchills tomorrow. then a lot of flakes are going to fly over the weekend. probably a better chance on saturday, saturday night and sunday. i don't think that we're going to see a whole bunch, just a little bit. partly to mostly cloudy tonight, low temperatures in -- low temperatures in the 20s. 20s

we will see it stick including on the roadways, and currently, storm team 4 radar showing around staffordy, and fredericksburg, and down around the neck and showers out there in portions of southern maryland, and we have a winter weather advisory for the entire region, and it does not include om of this areas, but down to the river, there will be accumulating snowfall, but ladies, this is about the timing. this is going to the affect the morning commute, and schools and we are anticipating the delays, and ly go over it including the latest snowfall map in a moment. >> and now, the latest snowstorm will be able to be downloaded at any time. >> and the court's verdict in the road rage case in the case of a 63-year-old man. northern virginia man julie carey has come out of the courtroom, and what is the verdict? >> well, 20 minutes ago the jury found lee cena guilty of assault, but not battery in the deadly road rage incident that led to the death of 63-year-old

from stafford, virginia, holloway with the three. george mason up 54-47. we go to overtime. best basketball name ever, jordan jet over st. louis, they win. golf this week and as far away, and that is where tiger is. the tournament is in dubai. shot, five under for the tournament. fine, finished with 40 fifth place. stephen gallagher on 13. the eagle putt, nine under for the round. is up by two in the final round. newof the shanahans has a job, kyle shanahan is the new offensive coordinator for the cleveland browns. ironically, he will replace former redskins coach norv turner who is the browns' offensive boss. get fired, go to the next place. >> we have two possibilities of winter weather over the next week? >> we do, tomorrow night is the first, rain changing over to snow. could be a messy rush-hour commute on monday. that would clear out monday afternoon. tuesday night and wednesday could be looking at freezing rain. then warmer air on wednesday, middle 40's. i will freshen up the forecast for you with the expected totals tonight at 11:00. >> thank you for joining us. have

if you get a subsidized stafford loan or perkins loan that will be interest-free and you will take those loans but the key of course is even knowing how to apply for aid so you minimize the loans, maximize the gift aid you get, grants, scholarships. be savvy about that so you get, don't have to borrow as much. gerri: peter what do you say? can you stratify the thing? at end of the day can you see people don't have money in the public, taxpayer money at risk and in private sector and it is people who have a lot of dough and good credit scores? >> what is happening i think, that the people that took the right stuff in school, took something practical, got a good job, have a good education and earning money are the ones whose loans are being consolidated. the ones at risk to default and so on, those loans are not going to be reorganized so easily and go through the process that just described. so we will have two tiers. i'm hoping eventually parents will become more sensitive to the notion that how much of the children borrow should reelly be contingent on the usefulness of the diploma they

. >>> thousands of new homes and commercial properties could soon be coming to stafford. the developer is proposing adding 2900 homes and nearly 2 million square feet of commercial space between courthouse and ramoth church road to the west of 75. the development would be called george washington village, if approved without changes it would be stafford community's largest development. >>> a driver's license not valid for traveling. a woman panics after security questions her d.c. license because it's not issued by a state. the story gone viral. >> reporter: some say it was the worst morning commute of the winter. how come schools didn't open late? i'm mark segraves and i'll have that answer coming up. >>> good news in the forecast. next sunday the sun will set after 7:00 at night and spring officially begins in 28 days on march 20th. how about that? good news out there. we will be talking much more about that. only 21 days to go to spring. unfortunately a lot >>> our wednesday's child this week is a bright young man who just celebrated his 14th birthday. he's hoping this

spotsylvania,rea, stafford, not included in those advisories. andtiming shows the snow rain moving in probably close to midnight. moving in from the west that it is a fast mover and will be out of here early in the morning. there might be light freezing rain and sleet mixed in with the snow. we will get some sunshine by late morning tonight -- tomorrow. it'll be in the 40's and upper 50's by wednesday and thursday. the timing is close to midnight. as we get through the early-morning hours, even before the rush ever begins, maybe that little brief mix with freezing rain or dreidel -- drizzle. we will see the clearing temperatures into the 40's. our forecast tomorrow after the morning precipitation ends, 35 to 50 degrees -- 45 to 50 degrees. we are talking one to three inches of rain -- snow. 58 on thursday. on friday, we could have isolated thunderstorms as a cold front comes through. as mild as a gets this week, it will get much colder again next week. the to yoda sports desk -- the toyota sports desk. terps stank. >> the acc says officials made

this caused officials to once again close schools in stafford and loudoun county. for people trying to get to work, they first had to fight the ice. >> [inaudible] you just take out the ice. >> you can see the main roads here in leesburg and things are looking much better. haveow that vdot crews been out all morning long trying to treat the roads with all of the ice we had come in this morning. >> thank you. we want to remind everyone you can stay at of our storm with our storm watch weather app or in you can get the watches and warnings plus the forecast from our meteorologists. county, a school worker has been arrested and charged with child sex offenses. police say patrick white is a full-time it specialist in fairfax county school and is charged with attempting to take in decent liberties with the children. it is charged with using communication systems to facilitate offenses involving children. we are following the story this afternoon and you can look for more details on abc 7 news at 5:00. great billie jean king will not be attending friday's opening ceremon

extension christie's stafforded lanes to be closed on the george washington bridge. interpreterthere's a new study h abortion rates. more from new orleans. he wants been in new orleans for 25 years, offering many services. you know, but it's the patient's choice, not mine. >> reporter: couevas said last year, the health officials forced her out of business by revoking her operating licenses, there was nothing that i could do that i wouldn't get a deficiency. that was their job, but they had to find something. >> reporter: no matter what? no matter what. >> reporter: then they added more health regulations under an emergency order. the new regulations would go into effect in april. the critics said that the new rules required they triple the size of procedure rooms. no current operating facility has a clinic that large. there's no medical investigation for that. it's bigger than the state now requires for ambulatory suddenly call centers. >> reporter: abortion activists say that abortions are just as complicated as many procedures, and they're vital for health and saf

stafford sweeps the bears, winning their 20th straight game. >> we just wanted toet all the loose ballsle plays and we had fun as a team. it's really good basketball for us, leadership, no matter how things are going, she plays really hard. she has been a warrior. >> a little golf. bubba watson, the final round leader in phoenix but on 17 needes this birdie for a share of the lead with kevin stadler. got it. now to 18. stadler, wearing bronco colors. pushes its. bubba needs to make the five-footer to force a playoff. oh, those are hard to make. gives his caddie some bad vibes and kevin stadler shows his caddie love. the first pga tour win in 239 event, he now has a spot in the masters. >> to dubai, the desert classic, a 50-foot putt for birdie. drops it. clubhouse with 15-und. yesterday, gallagher, four bogeys and tied him at 15-under, then had this eagle chip on 17 and nearly holes out. finishes with the par putt for the win. steven gallagher wins in dubai. this sports report brought to you by orchard hardware. superbell, seattle up 36-8 in the fourth quarter, and thick it is officiall

his stafforded several lanes of the george washington bridge to be closed for days and caused traffic jams. interpreter> thjams. interpreter see hawks have the potential for a football dynasty, and some believe that peyton manning's run could be coming to an end. interpreter it's snowy and it's lucky that they avoided mother nature's wrath for a few hours. interpreter it could have been so much worse. >> reporter: do we have a dynasty in the making? that's a young team. >> reporter: that's the key to the dynasties. when you look at the dynasties in the nfl, they're young. the average age is 26 years old and on top of that, russell wilson, we saw what he was able to do, he's only entering his third year in the nfl. and the russell wilson camp can't even start renegotiating his contract until the fourth year. so the seattle seahawks, they pick up the players very young, and 23 players were undrafted. so i believe that we have a dynasty in the making with the seahawks. >> reporter: the seahawks are young, but peyton manning is 37 years old and coming off of a brilliant season, but people

stafford sweeps the bears, winning their 20th straight game. >> we just wanted to get all the loose balls, hustle plays and we had fun as a team. it's really good basketball for us, leadership, no matter how things are going, she plays really hard. she has been a warrior. >> a little golf. bubba watson, the final round leader in phoenix but on 17 needes this birdie for a share of the lead with kevin stadler. got it. now to 18. stadler, wearing bronco colors. pushes its. bubba needs to make the five-footer to force a playoff. oh, those are hard to make. gives his caddie some bad vibes and kevin stadler shows his caddie love. the first pga tour win in 239 event, he now has a spot in the masters. >> to dubai, the desert classic, a 50-foot putt for birdie. drops it. in the clubhouse with 15-under. yesterday, gallagher, four bogeys and tied him at 15-under, then had this eagle chip on 17 and nearly holes out. finishes with the par putt for the win. steven gallagher wins in dubai. this sports report brought to you by orchard hardware. superbell, seattle up 36-8 in the fourth quarter, and thick

mary's,s frederick, stafford, culpeper county and fredericksburg city schools open on a 2-hour delay. the winterck weather. the latest information tomorrow on good morning washington, starting at 4:30 in the morning. nearly a dozen people are recovering after a carbon monoxide leak. it happened this afternoon at the westin hotel. called afterwere an employee became sick. people,cs took nine eight of them employees and a guest, to the hospital. emergency crews evacuated the seven-story hotel, which remains closed tonight. just about 2.5 miles from that scene, frightening moments for passengers boarding an american airlines plane. somehow, a piece of ground equipment slammed into their aircraft grade tom roussey is live at the airport with that incident. we have learned the federal aviation administration is investigating this is our instant -- incident. check out the pictures that were taken by a man who was about to get on another plane. a vehicle called a push back tractor, they use them to push back the plane from the terminal , ran into the nose of the plane and you can see the dam

delays except if you are planning to head southbound on 95 in virginia, you want to be aware in staffordt hartwood road, there is a crash involving a tractor-trailer. it's rye in front of a -- right in front of a fire station. crews are planning to shut down the lanes on the southbound side of i-95 in safford at hartwood road. i'll keep you posted on that. heading north toward us into washington, everything looks great on to 395 which is where we'll go right now live on our trafficland camera on the northbound side of 395. this is right close to seminary road. let's go back over to another live picture and this time to 270 on the southbound side at shady grove road. looking great. no issues at all in from frederick right now. we'll take this. 355, great seneca highway both look the same and we'll end with a live look on the beltway north of town. here at new hampshire avenue traffic is moving well. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> at 4:49 a health alert for stroke victims. a new study finds many young adults who suffer strokes are left with long lasting disabilities. about 10%

huskies snap the stafford win streak and go to 112-in pac-12 play. >> cal and in pullman facing washington. gray hitting a milestone. layup gave here a thousand and one career points. cal down fewer at the half. second half, brittany boyd, the layin and the foul. beared scored 50 in the final 20 minutes. cal wins big, 87-70. >> last night oklahoma state basketball star marcus smart made headlines when he pushed a fan late and received a technical. today the big~12 conference suspended him for three gamesle. the fan obviously said something to provoke smart. no excuse to ever push or touch a fan. maybe the fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i conduct myself, this is not how the program is run. this is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. just can't let that happen again. it's something i will learn from, the consequences coming with it. i'm taking full responsibility. no finger pointing. this is upon me. >> coming up at 11:00 p.m. right here, an all-american college football player comes out before the nfl draft. we'll have the story at 11:00. >> next at

huskies snap the stafford win streak and go to 112-in pac-12 play. >> cal and in pullman facing washingtonte. gray hitting a milestone. layup gave here a thousand and one career points. cal down fewer at the half. second half, brittany boyd, the layin and the foul. beared scored 50 in the final 20 minutes. cal wins big, 87-70. >> last night oklahoma state basketball star marcus smart made headlines when he pushed a fan late and received a technical. today the big~12 conference suspended him for three gamesle. the fan obviously said something to provoke smart. no excuse to ever push or touch a fan. maybe the fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i conduct myself, this is not how the program is run. this is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. just can't let that happen again. it's something i will learn from, the consequences coming with it. i'm taking full responsibility. no finger pointing. this is upon me. >> coming up at 11:00 p.m. right here, an all-american college football player comes out before the nfl draft. we'll have the story at 11:00. >> next

while the sun is shining. 25 now in frederick and mount airy, maryland. 25 in fredericksburg and stafford manassas. 28 in charlestown, west virginia. 31 downtown washington. storm team 4 radar shows only a little bit of rain and snow is way out across western maryland and staying away from us. so your weekend words saturday sun. sunday clouds. both days mild. well into the 50s. so enjoy it. start off temperatures 20s and 30s now. mid-30s by 9:00 a.m. low to mid-40s before lunch time today and afternoon planner today only a light jacket required as temperatures into the upper 40s and low 50s. that will feel nice. it will be mild tomorrow but with clouds coming back. we'll talk about that sunday night monday morning snow chance. >>> this morning montgomery county police need your help to find a man suspected in a burglary spree. investigators say the same man robbed nine businesses most of them along frederick road in gaithersburg and rockville. they happened within two days starting december 109. police are looking for this man. take a good look. surveillance captured his face during one o

we've got i think this week i think the anniversary of that readful report into the stafford hospital. am i right? it's absolutely committed to making sure there is a change of culture in our n.h.s. where we don't put up with practice and we're notproblems and afraid or ashamed to talk about them. d deal with >> my constituency business confidence is growing and has fallen by a quarter in the last 12 months. we should take no lectures and schtickly given the report latest -- the largest challenge having to contend with the consequences of recession, a recession calls for the party. my honorable friend making an important point. the change for economic out look really quite remarkable and the u.k. recovery is getting escape ser to achieving velocity. if we listen to him there would more e borrowing and spending and more taxing and more debt. his view is very clear that if back the keys to the car he would drive it just as same wall and he again.he economy all over >> thank you, mr. speaker. an the prime minister make clear whether he still quite wrongly will try to end the ban fox hunt

. >>> well, the honeymoon is over for kids in stafford county who have to make up the snow days theyyed this winter. that means they have to go to school on president's day. students also have classed on may 23rd and june 11. school is supposed to get out early on those days. >> it is fun to enjoy i the snow day but then the makeup comes. >> it would be nice if winter could end. >> amen to that. we'll go to tom kieran. it is still early february, tom. >>> dream on, dream on. yeah, we've got to get through the rest of february. there is the sky over washington now, mostly cloudy. watch out for patchy ice in this red zone. what did not dry out overnight is frozen up solid this morning. shenandoah valley, the panhandle of west virginia into frederick county, so watch out. the pavement looks wet. in fact, that could be patchy ice because temperatures are at or below freezing in most of the locations, including nearby suburbs in maryland and virginia. near the bay right at freezing. hour by hour, we'll have sunshine in and out through the morning. near 30 by 8:00. then by noon, the mid-30

stafford toward prince frederick and all of this is moving toward the east. so these areas still have another 1 to 2 hours. they could pick up another inch of snow out this band of moderate snow. temperatures upper 20s to low 30s now. we have had some areas, some bridges, some overpasses that have had some accumulation on them. hour, we're going to get into sunshine this afternoon. temperatures mid- to upper 30s. that's going to help out a lot. still snowing at the white house but lighter this morning when it looked like a snow globe. a few flurries at 3:00, 37. maybe 38 for that high and then back to 35 by 9:00. another disturbance could bring us some more snow by wednesday morning and maybe a few slick spots as well. more details coming up in a few minutes. annual dray ya, over to you -- andrea, over to you. >>> arizona's governor jan brewer under pressure from even fellow republicans to veto a bill that would allow business owners with strong religious beliefs to deny services to gays and lesbians. alexis christoforous has the latest. >> reporter: hundreds

, frederick, fredericksburg city schools, loudoun, manassas city schools, prince william county, stafford and spotsylvania. today you, long list. d.c. schools are closed, too and the government is on a two- hour delay. that's just part of the list. the rest are on the bottom of your screen and on our website www.wusa9.com. >>> a major backup tonight on the outer loop of 495. we hope you were not in this mess. our debra alfarone who was out there tweeted out tonight warning you about those miles and miles of backed up cars. >> it happened at branch avenue and 495 behind two disabled tractor trailers. debra and photojournalist kurt brooks were nearby. what happened? >> reporter: i can tell you the second punch really smacked prince george's county pretty hard. they got an extra 4 inches of snow. what happened is that snow came down so quickly at one point the beltway just became brutal. >> it's nasty. >> if you don't have to be outside, don't come outside. >> you okay? >> reporter: this isn't a snow delay. this is shutdown, wheels stuck, cars stranded. this is shades of carmageddon. >> they

frederick city schools also in virginia, loudoun, manassas city schools, prince william county, stafford and spotsylvania closed. >> d.c. schools are closed but the administrative offices are on a two-hour delay. the federal government is also delayed two hours. this is a partial list. you can go to our website wusa9.com and we have some of the closings listed at the bottom of our screen. some students are going to have monday, though, as a makeup day rather than a day off because there's just so many school closings this year. >> there will be a lot of days. >> if we have any more of this weather. >> winter is not over. we'll take a break next week. looks like a lot of mild air will be across much of the country so that's well deserved. of course i'm sure that a lot of these schools will be contacting the state to see if they can get some exemptions or dispensations. >> july sounds like a nice time to start your summer vacation. they have to change their plans. mother nature does that. >> weather wise we know the storm that we got yesterday is now pounding areas across new york state an

in virginia and fairfax and stafford and frederick countys are among those that were open today. in maryland, st. mary's, and charles county students had to go to school, and a lot of the school systems are trying to determine whether to shorten the erecess or lengthen the school days the make up for the snow day days. jim and doreen, back to you. >> thank you, pat. a naval midshipman in the annapolis academy was killed on naval academy grounds. a car was spotted near the nimitz library, and the body was found in t he water. our chris lawrence has been speaking with the academy officials, and what are they telling us? >> well, jim, they believe that the midshipman must have driven the sufficiev into the water soe late saturday or early sunday. a faculty member noticed that the midshipman was missing and called police. they discovered the vehicle, and when the suv was found they dispatched the anne arundel divers, and they found the midshipman's body. naval academy officials tell news4, it is too early to rule anything in or out including alcoh alcohol. >> we have a full investiga

even savior of the family it was a pair of children this is the basis for the stafford family i assure listeners a contributor robert harness there and you can find out more analysis on the end to gay marriage protests are currently underway in france at home. it spread over a month now since reports emerged that hardline syrian rebels have captured the town of andhra damascus dozens of civilians were allegedly slaughtered and thousands displaced rebel still occupy key parts of the town making a very hard to verify information coming from there but as his crew were the first foreign journalist to make it inside and speak to the survivors. address is just a twenty minute drive from damascus but the highway runs through an area firmly under rebel control so instead we take a newly created pass driving through high mounds of sand and piles of old tires the army uses to shoot its convoys from attacks it may be longer but it's a safer route. where the first foray into vickery to get this close to address after the siege began a month ago it's still not clear exactly what happened in this in

taylor stafford. michael [speaker not understood]. and mara schechter. >>> good afternoon. i'll make my comments briefs. [speaker not understood] national bottled water association. you have my extensive comments that i submitted but i do want to highlight a couple points on there just so you all are aware. i hope you agreed further. if you have any questions. we are opposed to this proposal simply because we feel that efforts to restrict access to bottled water will hinder individuals who are trying for a healthier beverage alternative. we also want to buy bottled water, the lowest environmental footprint of any packaged beverage. it has the lowest ratio of any plastic beverage. [speaker not understood] food and drug administration, but also within the state as a packaged food product which makes bottled water a safe choice for consumers. beyond that two points not in my comments, while i commend the efforts to deal with potential disaster issues, i think one of the issues that is overlooked is that if there is an instance where we cannot get bottled water to you, such as

mary's counties in maryland, fairfax, frederick, and stafford counties and fredericksburg schools innia will use this holiday to make up for one of the recent snow days. a lot of school districts are trying to figure out how to make up for all the lost days without extending the school year. some school systems have even considered adding extra time on to the schoolday. >>> secretary of state john kerry warning of a new weapon of mass destruction. climate change. he says it's to blame for this brutal winter we've been having. news4's danielle lee live on capitol hill now with more. danielle? >> reporter: hi, aaron. good morning. it's not just the u.s. seeing the extreme weather, it's happening around the world. here capitol hill, not everybody's able to attribute that to climate change. in the east, people digging out from the most recent snowstorm. in the west, there's severe drought. england is seeing record flooding. japan is seeing record snowfall. that's why secretary of state john kerry speaking in indonesia compared climate change to weapons of mass destruction. more and more

this is from jennifer from stafford, virginia. >> how many snowmen are out there? some epic snowmen that were built. >> it was like the best packing snow. when i got home, all i had to do was take my two hands and put them together. i didn't even have to pack it together. you didn't even have to form the shape of the snow. you just go like this and a big chunk comesen up. let's take a look at some of the numbers across the region. 7 inches at reagan national airport. 10.5 in bailey's crossroads. fredericksburg had 9 inches. southern maryland got hit hard in a few spots. brine's road has about 13 inches of snow. our storm system across the northeast now pounding neaninged notice our skies clearing out across the region. we have sunshine to look forward to at least this morning. 38 degrees is our temperature. the wind-chill factor is at 32 with the northwesterly winds at 8 miles per hour. it should become southwesterly later on today and bring the temperatures up just a little bit. our wind-chill factor 26 in gaithersburg. 31 in winchester. they had about 20 inches o

his attacker, michael ray stafford, was found guilty of the stabbing at a disciplinary hearing and received extra time in the prison segregation unit. but no criminal charges were filed against him because ellerman refused to cooperate with the investigators. we caught up with ellerman on the day he returned to general population. >> after pat recovered from his injuries and we saw him back out on the yard, again, one of the first comments he made was about his shoes. >> see the blood on my shoes? that's why i stopped fighting, because i seen blood on my shoes. >> it's indicative of prison life. you have so few personal items and you certainly don't have very many things that were brand new. these shoes were new. they were a symbol of him having some kind of success as a convict in prison and he wanted to keep them as pristine as possible, even during this horrific situation. then we went back with him to his cell, at which point he took us on a tour of his injuries and how they were healing. >> i can't open my hands but it's getting better. i'll get it back. i can still punch. i can close

the stafford county where gweneth is from is being credited for saving three lives. 3,000 marylanders will suffer from cardiac arrest this year. only 10% will survive. but training high schoolers in cpr could save more lives each year. >> and now the legislation passed the maryland state senate last year, but failed in the house. a lightning strike has exposed their safety concern nationwide. and the air traffic controller was injured last september when lightning struck the tower during the bad storm. well that profited airport officials to cancel more than 100 flights. another 75 were delayed. the federal aviation administration said they will suspect hundreds of towers for them nationwide. >> and the cast away lost at sea for 13 months is now back in the hospital. and the officials in mexico, they say that jose, he is severely dehydrated and low on vitamins and minerals. he claims to have washed ashore on the island more than a week ago and said that the boat is blown off in 2012 while shark fishing. the story has taken on widespread set schism as they say that they still don't hav

this week the anniversary of that dreadful report into the stafford hospital and my right hon. friend is committed to making sure there's a change of culture where we don't put out for practice and not afraid or ashamed to service them, not just talk about them but deal with them. >> in my constituency business confidence is growing and unemployment has fallen by a quarter, will my right hon. friend agree we should take no lectures from the shadow chancellor? particularly given the report that says, quote, latest challenge for the chance to have to contend for the consequences of the great recession of recession caused by the party opposite? >> my hon. friend makes an important point and the official studies report as of this morning. and the year ago, really quite remarkable. the u.k. recovery is getting closer to achieving this kid velocity. we are told at that time. more taxing and more debt. the keys to the core of driving just as fast. >> thank you, mr. speaker. make clear whether he still quite wrongly is going to try to end the ban -- >> my view remains what was in the m

. >> for you -- >> reporter: rachel stafford, a working mother of two can relate. had to let go of being perfect. >> i knew i was missing the most important parts of my life and i knew i was going to have so many regrets if i did not change. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: so she did. she stopped saying yes to every volunteer project to obsessively looking at her phone and she spent less time working on her computer. she even burned her once highly valued "to do" list. >> my social calendar is not what it used to be, but i can go to bed at night feeling peace about how i spent my time with my family that i will remember when i'm 80 years old and that gives me peace knowing i'm investing in what is important. >> reporter: and now other busy mothers are taking stafford's challenge. >> you know, i want to slow down and not try to cross all these things off of my list, and i just want to enjoy whatever is going on in the moment with my kids. >> reporter: the idea, it's okay to be a little less superwoman and supermom if it gets you a little more of this. for "good mor

. >>> the honeymoon is over for children in stafford county.heyave to make up some of the snow days they have enjoyed this winter. that means going to school on president's day. students also have classes all day on april 18th, may 23rd and june 11th. school was supposed to get out early on those days. a lot of school systems working that now, how to make up for lost school days. i'm hoping. >> they are not done yet. they have to figure out how to do it more i'm betting here. here's a pretty picture. tomorrow morning, don't expect to see that, right, tom? >>> exactly. we are predawn in washington. we'll have our temperatures hold below freezing under this partly cloudy sky. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. and right now we have our temperatures right in the 20s. much of the metro area, here's the hour-by-hour forecast. by 8:00 we'll still be in the 20s with patchy ice. watch out for that. it looks wet, in fact, that's probably ice from the remnants of yesterday's rain and snow. and then by noontime we are into the mid-30s. near 40 degree

gore is so recent steve stafford in receipt bread was teaching science. he is a phenomenal teacher.s able to paint pictures about science in just a beautiful way. even then his closely involved with sports. a photo of the school yearbook cars as the coach at test team. all the victims that spoke to were a young athletes. they were approached to go into a study. lawson practice he says that more one cigar's that took him into an empty classroom to take measurements for study. garza had pulled down his pants and touched him away that he thought was sexual abuse. peter and john say they became targets after they joined in the science group. i thought they were going to have a good pitch >> : always had dysfunctional homes they he knew your overachievers he is very very calculated. by the end of 1993 cars the convince parents to take them on a trip to mexico. all there alone either ski cap guns that ask them and to participate in the research study. he explained how he needed to get study for stanford with athlete metabolic rate cuts.s. >> : he brought something that would help him get

. >> i've always admired like the staffords, pensacola. >> yet? >> the jay is crazy, the father is crazy. >> and they end up being career criminals. >> kids need a schedule. are those your glasses? >> so do your kids go to sleep -- >> 7:30. i dragged that out. he was hell on wheels all day and then he should go to sleep. i rock her to sleep. she's so cute. >> i was never able to do that. never able to do that. coming up, walter isakson joins us. >> gillian's back! i better find the liquor store. ♪ what you could have been what you might have been if you had more time ♪ a new catalytic converter when all you got is a loose gas cap. what? it is that simple sometimes. thanks. now let's take this puppy over to midas and get you some of the good 'ol midas touch. hey you know what? i'll drive! and i have no feet... i really didn't think this through. trust the midas touch. for brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) you walked into the hotel as a "5" but when she saw the room... you turned into a weird "7". when she saw the roof-top pool... you went

you as governors in your state with regard to your 25% cost share on public assistance under the stafford act o. in superstorm sandy between new jerk and new jersey volunteer -- newotaled 184 plus york and new jersey, volunteer hours totaled 184 million dollars. some of the homeland security grants on the hospital preparedness side of the house, these red house contributions can help defray some of the cost that states would have to make. in summary, our job at is to support the field. after trying to do that 132 years of history and doing it in a slightly different way. i'm reminded of governor o'malley's comments that i echo off into our staff. best second, not second best. andle have found efficient effective ways of doing business and replicating that across the rest of our infrastructure, learning from ourselves about how better to prepare, respond and recover. that, governor o'malley. i will turn it back to susan. this operation richard just described, on a typical year we must raise about $345 million for moral -- normal disasters. wildfires,california sandy, we will have to raise

assistance,ent primarily stafford loans and pell grants, are offered through higherv of the federal protection act. students are eligible for title if they or grants attend a formally accredited school. there is a quality control argument for this kind of arrangement. that is not where the restrictions and the. they go much further than that. only the u.s. department of education can authorize accreditors under the system. congressght remember, effectively killed the private student loan industry in 2009. narrow america's path into the middle class and into economic opportunity. the government today operates a kind of higher education cartel. operate as a gatekeeper to keep unwanted providers out of the market. this does not protect students from bad actors as much as it protects incumbent colleges from innovative competitors. protected andhas subsidized this market, it is starting to break down. the price of college has exploded. it is now impossible for all but the wealthiest students to pay their own way to an undergraduate higher education experience. a has madety of the b it impossible to

i spoke to a banker this morning, a couple of them, eddie stafford at prosperity bank, what are the concerns the things we know people can do that you can add to? he says people do hack in the a your social media into your web site but the things people could do to protect a little bit is one, be very careful of who knows the user's name and the pass code on your system. if possible try to have an in corrupted system if possible. we all know that small businesses maybe can't afford something like that but what they can do is work with -- small business go to the local bank and say what can i do to watch my password? what can i do with you? do you have a special system in place that i could check my system every single day? i could check everybody who is taking money out but what would you suggest? this is something most people don't know. small-businesses that lose money are not insured by banks unless, and this is interesting, they go to the local bank and say to the local bank what can i do in order to make sure i am not jeopardized but if i do is not my responsibility to join in? at prosp

federal student assistance, and i'm speaking here primarily of stafford loans and pell grants, are offered through title 4 of the federal higher education act. under the law, students are eligible for title 4 loans or title loan grants -- title 4 loans and grants only if they attend formally accredited schools. there's a good quality control argument for this kind of arrangement. except that's not where the restrictions end. the restrictions unfortunately and i believe unnecessarily go much further than that. under the law only degree issuing academic institutions are allowed to be accredited. and only the u.s. department of education can authorize accredit tors under this system. furthermore, as you might remember, congress effectively killed the private student loan industry in 2009. taken together, these restrictive policies, artificially narrow america's path into the middle class and into economic opportunity. in effect, the federal government today operates a kind of higher education cartel. federally approved creditors operate as a gatekeeper to keep unwanted providers out of the ma

. >>: stafford could as easily begin to rise on a first. >>: i know in college if there was players entered the court but in the nba you have to have five to do have this strange lakers calves game than doubled for players. the coach said he didn't know what to do. he was considering stand in his injured player on the courts. >>gary: 's funny. you believe a guy who's filed out on a game. one of the province franchises and the lake the lakers. they may be no. 1 overall private sector to the boston celtics but what a mess. >>: instead mess. what's happened to my electors, what about the seahawks. do we need to look at of parades. the >>: there were thrown out scandals. >>: they pay for that problem. 700,000 people came out and of all 700,000 people the media goes crazy because of one guy and a 49ers office. >>gary: we don't have any details are where the kid is from or what his background is? >>: the you think it's obnoxious orchard or physical and guts. --or is tit cool. >>: one guy is kind of cute to me. but better late than never. i bought this teacher for a seat belt. my producer. and he'

for example, stafford lake in novato is a third flow, and normally creeks and tributaries would be filled despite the rain, as you can see there, they're still dry, but engineers say that's because the ground is busy soaking up all the moisture. >> we would need to have a lot of these storms back to back to back, and this one storm is a great start, but we recognize we need a lot more. >> the north marin water district serves about 51,000 customers living in novato and west marin. >>> the drought has taken its toll on bay area trees and one boulder creek family say the wind and rain is making things worse. their home is surrounded by 100 foot trees. when the first storm came in, many of the trees started to sway, and they say it didn't take long for large branches to start falling off. >> you can hear the branches and stuff starting to get they've and creeing and stuff like that. so, yeah, you know, definitely other than just pitter patter on the roof. >> well, the family called travis tree professionals to help try to prevent further damage. the owner of the company is warning other bay

this is how it works -- federal student assistance, and i'm speaking primarily of stafford loans andpell grants. they are offered through title iv of the federal higher education act. under the law, the students are eligible for title for loans or title loan grants only if they attend formerly accredited schools. there is a good quality control argument for this kind of arrangement. except that's not where the restrictions and. the restrictions, unfortunately, go much further than that. only degreew, issuing academic institutions are allowed to be accredited. only the u.s. department of education can authorize accreditors under the system. furthermore, congress effectively killed the private student loan industry in 2009. taken together, these restrictive policies artificially narrow america's path into the middle class and into economic opportunity. in effect, the federal government today operates a kind of higher education cartel. creditorsapproved operate as a gatekeeper to keep unwanted providers out of the market. this arrangement does not protect students from bad actors so muc

it's southbound 95 that's been in trouble down in stafford near route 17. there was a car on fire early this morning and it's left delays. back to you guys. >> monika was talking about trees weighing down and worrying about power lines. we have been hearing from our power companies, dominion and pepco, no real problems to speak of. the biggest problem is bge outside of our immediate viewing area in the caroll county area. several thousand people without power. >>> if you live to the south close into the district, chances are you're dealing with nothing but rain this morning. >> that's right. but if you live north and west, the sheet of ice you see outside your front door is going to cause some problems. on the roads, too. there are schools closed in the north. we're talking about montgomery county, howard county, some of the schools up there. as far as out west, loudoun county is one of the schools that's closed this morning. that's where erica grow is. she's in leesburg driving around checking on the conditions. erica? >> reporter: the roads are completely