the acura tl that struck this car actually struck it through a closed garage door, knocking it 8 feetard lockers to the left of the garage in here right now. so, to the right of that now being towed medic 32 is new replacement medic unit. they'll be using that in the interim as they get one there repaired. let's show you video of the crash scene from earlier there. you will see that car crashed head-on, into that unit through closed garage doors. we are told that if this had happened at another point this morning it could have been a lot worse potential injuries of firefighters inside. >> this all happened about 1:50 this morning. that acura tl we are told was traveling north on harbison, somehow, lost control right by the fire station and crashing right into again the closed garage door of engine company, 52, here. now there is does create something of a big problem for the unit here, they say without that replacement unit, they would not be able to properly care for this neighborho

in the middle of it all were passengers of the car, the suv struck. >> they were not struck by gunfireen to an area hospital to get checked out. >> sorting out all the details of the chase and shootout are in the extremely early stages of the investigation. >> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9's first alert weather. >> hit this one out of the park. at 6 you said don't be complacent it's coming it's coming and shortly after that here it comes. >> there it was. >> you said it wouldn't last that long. >> the quick burst of snow was very intense. i had facebook friends, viewers, twitter followers contacting me saying things like it was coming down like cotton balls. it created thunder snow. i went from bare grass to an inch of snow in a matter of a half hour. it was that intense, and now the wind continues to be intense, and it feels brutal out there. let's take a look outside right now with the michael and son weather cam. it's appropriate that the camera is kind of shuttering here right. it feels frigid out there. it's 19 degrees. winds are out of the northwest sustained at 26

a federal judge struck down the ban. at the 11th hour the chief judge in the state of alabama tried to nullify the ruling ordering judges not to issue licences much the supreme court is letting marriages take place for now. the court will take up the issue in this term. same sex marriage - state's rites and the twists and terms leading to that case. we are glad you found us at our new time. it's "inside story". >>> alabama's chief justice warned sunday night that magistrates across the state from not to licence or officiate at same-sex ceremonies. the supreme court denied a writ letting the earlier federal court decision stand so the idos wrong out, and others followed the orders which said in part: meanwhile, the potential of a national ruling looges. -- looms. in his dissent justice clarence thomas registered misgivings, writing: in the states that recently and only reluctantly began to marry same sex couples, you can see a replay of 150-year-old argument. when can a state make its open rules, and when must it gave way

because they have been struck down or likely to be struck down, we're proposing for the commission's recommendation that we repeal those previsions. speaker: one point 11482 is the one based on mac huching that has been struck down. speaker: i mistake. speaker: 11414 c is the packs that hasn't been expressly stricken, but -- speaker: it has been. it has been joined from enforcing. speaker: i'm sorry, the city has not enjoined by a district court. where is that in the a -- where is that in the appellant matter if at all? speaker: the matter has not been appealed. speaker: okay. speaker: public comment? speaker: thank you, i'm larry bush on behalf of the friends of ethics. that consists of a dozen of people active on ethics issues including five former commissions of this body. former staff in charge of signs and common cause for san francisco, and others who have been involved in passing legislation. we have several points that we raised in the interested person's meeting. we think mr. mcmarty did excellent job of -- we appreciate this effort because it's a stand out to what we've see

nymeo credit union struck a deal. the board of aldermen votes on the name change as early as thursday. the terms haven't been announced but the city could get 35% of the proceeds. >>> tried twice and a third time in the works. why a man accused in the death of teenager phylicia barnes will head back to court. >>> local parents on a wine tasting are i kuzed of leaving their kids outside in the cold. we've just obtained the arrest report and we have new information on the conditions of those children. >>> and a worker at an excavating company turns the table on a would-be thief. >>> he's been indicted fen. michael johnson was set free last month. >> but baltimore's state's attorney says she's putting michael johnson back on trial for the murder of phylicia barnes. jane miller of our sister station in baltimore takes a look if this latest twist in this case is legal. >> reporter: set few a weeks ago, a grand jury indicted johnson again on second-degree murder charges and city state's attorney marilyn moez bee announced t

no information on the condition of the person that was struck. if this was a fatality. >> reporter: 18 year-old pop star slammed for her oscar looked on the red carpet. then they went to answer grand to restock--spawned it was very offensive comment calling the comment ignorant in races from the fashion police. we us at kron 4 morning news to tell us what you think about the situation. >> reporter: some of these communities along six eighties will be seen the coldest temperatures. coming up. >> reporter: the morning. i have something to show you you >> reporter: what is it? >> reporter: i have something called a team bunyan last year--laughter. . the dye is a giant how funny it i think it shows a good sense of humor will see it in front of the giants magazine. >> reporter: it's funny you look at him look at that guy if he was a basketball player he you'll want--he will be one of the smallest rise on the scene. -- smallest gys on the team. >> reporter: he wants you to be fine if you say on this here if i do not get five-- i'm this here so i don't

. >> jordan struck back hard. dozens of f-16 hit weapons supply stress in syria. the video shown on jordan tv and its facebook page with patriotic music. slogans on their jets reading we are beating them. the targets, chosen by the u.s. coalition, happened off to jordan's pilots in deference to their tragedy. 21 american aircraft flew escort providing surveillance and refueling. the returning f-16s flew over the pilot's village as king abdullah raise over her. jordan's ground forces training and the king of veteran pilot dressed for action. >> when you have a first rate military, no question about it both ground forces and air power, they have an excellent intelligence service and lots of friends in the middle east. >> the pilot's brother was cheered by thousands. this student say it was the way he was killed being burned alive, considered anti- -- that affected the country. >>> and a different story, measles is on the move. five infants at a suburban day care center have contracted the virus. the source has not yet been identified. federal health officials says t

he goes on "struck with the right hand on the right side of his head. asked her if george had not struck the old man from behind. she said, he did not." again, jones has pressed this theory that george has a role and celia remains consistent throughout many opportunities she has to tell her own story, she remains resolute that george did not have a role. when i look back on this testimony and i ask myself, why do i still have questions about george? i think there is no fact -- he's only if this is true for you -- there is no fact that is more provocative, that one in which jones tells celia that george has run off. do you have a reaction to this notion that george has apparently, according to jones run off? how might we interpret george running off at this juncture? why do you think that shapes my initial impression of george? yeah? >> [indiscernible] i don't know. it just made it seem like he did have something to do with it or he was guilty of something, and for me, it was kind of messed up if him and celia are together, why would he point out that mr

a train has struck a truck.is being reported as a multicasualty crash as we get first calls from police from the scene. we'll play that for you. martha: a frightening scene on the highway as a car flips over and falls of the edge. what led to that crash. bill: ultimately how do you stop isis from spreading and gaining more power around the world? we'll ask former cia director-general michael hayden that next. >> martha we have to be engaged. frankly we're paying the price now, facing what we're facing with isis, for being disengaged in iraq and syria, one, two, and three years ago. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you

a new jersey police officer is struck by a car overnight.have new details just in. >> we're tracking some snow showers for some of us with david and karen. good morning. >> let's get a look at those on storm tracker 6 live double scan and they're mainly light. there is one that was pushing through the northern portion of maryland into new castle county delaware. it's still there although the color of this is beginning to gray a little bit and not be quite as white so it could be that we're losing a little intensity. however i do think this is enough to probably put down a coating summon roads so let's be careful out there if you see some of that. west of chester county looks like we're thinning out a little bit. up in redding there could be a little bit of light snuff. this is all pushing in from the west. use caution if you happen to one into one of these light snow showers. they're probably putting down a quick coating and not much else but even that could suddenly make things slippery. temperatures are cold enough to support frozen stuff

the peddle was struck in the westbound lains and taken to the hospital with serious injuries. it appears that one driver remained at the scene. >>> police say an 18-year-old from west philadelphia lost his life when the tables turned on him during a robbery. they also that teen was shot and killed while trying to rob a 67-year-old man in upper darby yesterday. the residents of up darby are praising a 67-year-old man after a robber tried to make him a victim. >> he had to protect himself. >> reporter: ment police say around 2:00 a.m., the man was out for a walk and on path when the robber ran up and demanded cash. >> as he turned around, he saw a masked man who said give it up. >> reporter: the 67-year-old pulled out his own weapon and fired one shot striking the attempted robber in the held killing him. >> he was upset, i told him you did what you had to do. i don't see any criminal charges coming. >> reporter: the suspected robber was 18-year-old philadelphia man he had a half dozen cell phones, a mask and weapon, which was a pellet gun. >> the bad guy pulling a stick up lost

that struck me as oh, my gosh, that's five years. we hear today it's going to take solar and wind a long time to mature and how long how long did it take oil because i think they know how long did it take oil to go from nothing to market? two years. two years. five years was so much better. what has impressed upon me was the two things. the one is energy is life and death. energy is life and death. and the more i learned about energy, a more apparent this became. i will read you one quote that i love that they use in the book. the thing didn't take note of is this is coming from time in history, this is about coal where coal was far far dirtier than it is even in the worst place in china today by far. this is how they felt about coal. they had encountered personally the value of energy. so this was a letter to a major newspaper. and they were worried about running out of coal. they really didn't understand how much coal there was, how technology can improve your ability find it so they were worried a look at what happened with her wo

and that just struck me as oh, my gosh, that's five years. we hear today oh, it's going to take, you know solar and wind a long time to mature and how long -- people always ask me how long did it take oil, because they think they know, it must be 80 years or something, how long did it take to go from nothing to market dominance? two years. two years. and in five years it was so much better. what this impressed upon me was two things. so one is energy is life and death. energy ask life and death. and -- is life and death. and i'll just read you one quote that i love that i use in the book. and this is -- the thing to take note of is that this is coming from a time in history, this is about coal, where coal was far far dirtier than it is even in the worst place in china today by far. and this is how they felt about coal. because they had encountered personally the value of energy. so let me just -- so this was just a letter to a major newspaper. and they were worried about running out of coal. they didn't really understand how much coal this wa

peter: i was particularly impressed with the way you struck the ball this week. there are several times you wanten -- ran away from trouble and veteran move. >> i've been around long enough i should know that stuff. i fought well. i made the key putts when i needed them and i'm so thankful this week is over. it was so stressful. man, i'm so excited about what's next. peter: congratulations. go sign your card, make it official. >> thanks a lot. jim: he is thankful and he is thoughtful and he's got tremendous talent. brandt snedeker is good for this game. nick: absolutely. he's a fine young man. speaks well plays well, does everything right. jim: lets you know what's in his heart too. moves into fifth on the fedexcup standings list. of course, he's a past fedexcup champion. walking off to the scorer's tent off into the sunset. with a little boy little girl and his wife mandy. lilly and austin. austin didn't want to be left behind. he wants to go in and attend the signing of the card. just a moment ago jim furyk. this was his second shot. boy, did he flirt with trou

by a vehicle. >> yes yes. >> so a car was driving down the road and struck two people. >> yes, theyoing. >> reporter: 911 operator's job is to keep a caller calm no matter what especially when it is a child but in this case the operator does not ask the age of the caller instead refers to her as ma'am. he repeatedly asked about those conditions of those hurt and their location and with each passing moment appears to be losing patients. >> and are they breathing. >> yes i think so, can you listen up. >> let's stop war big hurrying up and get there i need a better location. >> the 13 year-old's father rick warrick was unconscious and critically injured. his fiance also badly hurt and unable to assist. every second crucial. >> one of them is conscious. the so two people were struck. >> yes, they are both laying there. >> let's stop wining it is hard to understand you. >> reporter: after the operator tells the girl to stop wining he tries to get a better sense of the condition of those hurt. >> ma'am i need to you walk up to these people and i need to you look and tell me what is going

groups there themselves and are against the intervention that killed civilians on monday when egypt struckining bases and weapons storage areas. >> translator: we strongly condom the egyptian aggression on the city of duma and consider it to be a violation of our libyan sovereignty. we also condemn the terrorist attack that targeted a number of egyptian nationals in libya. >>> >> reporter: libia's political leadership is fractured. egypt is calling for a u.n. resolution to intervene in libya. it's not just egypt that is concerned about unravelling security. the european union is planning to hold talks with the united states and egypt on how to deal with groups linked to isil. >> it is clear that it is a complex situation. so far it has been so mainly for the migration routes. now obviously there is another dimension that should push all of the sides inside libya to realize that daesh is a threat to the entire country, so all of the libyans and that would require a joint action to face the threats. >> reporter: france and italy are also campaigning for a coordinating an international respon

our top story this hour a magnitude 6.9 earthquake has struck off the coast of iwate prefecture in northeasternapan around 8:00 a.m. japan time on tuesday. the japan meteorological agency says it observed a several-centimeter tsunami at ports in the region. major damage hasn't been reported so far. and officials with three nuclear facilities in the region say they also haven't reported any abnormalities. the agency has issued a tsunami advisory off the coast of iwate prefecture. once again, a magnitude 6.9 earthquake has struck off the coast of iwate prefecture in northeastern japan at around 8:00 a.m. japan time. 8:06 to be exact, on tuesday. tohoku electric power company says hidashi mura and omagaki nuclear power plants have not reported any abnormalities. a nuclear facility for reprocessing spent nuclear fuel in aomori prefecture has not reported any irregularities. the japan meteorological agency has issued a tsunami advisory off the coast of iwate prefecture. it says that it observed 10 centimeters at the ports of miyako and kuji 20 centimeters at around 9:00 a.m. japan time. it also obse

a metrolink passenger train struck a truck on its tracks. a number of train cars have derailed and we're told that up to 30 people could be injured. we're just trying to get through this new information slowly coming into cnn. alexandra field is here. we understand that the truck exploded upon impact? >> we're told this is a large truck possibly a semi at this point that did erupt in flames upon impact when it struck that train. cannot say what caused this collision to happen. it's way too early for that. the immediate aftermath we're hearing is that three of the train cars derailed. not yet clear how many passengers are on that train in total. this is a commuter train. we're talking about early morning hours in california. this is a southern california commuter train. it was running between oxnard and camarillo. we're talking about at least 30 injuries. we don't know extent of these yers injuries. >> that truck was at a railroad crossing when the train hit it. >> look at the condition of that truck and you can imagine the flames that engulf

. >> bruce jenner's car when it struck the lexus the lexus went into oncoming traffic which struck thepronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: jen they are publicist says the celebrity wasn't injured. the part of the malibu highway where the crash occurred is narrow and twisting. and authorities say even though there is a possibility paparazzi may have been following jenner, they don't believe that factor contributed to the crash. sources say a vehicular manslaughter investigation will focus on everyone involved in that crash. not just the olympic gold medal winner. jenner has made headlines because of rumors he's considering a gender transition. he's currently a co-star on the reality series keeping up witness kardashians. >> according to authorities jenner cooperated with investigators on the scene and pass add field sobriety test. >>> news tonight a woman has come forward claiming that bill cosby made unwanted advances but she says she refused them. helen gum pell claims she was in the comedian dressing room on the set of the cosby show when he handed her drink stood in front of h

the storm struck like a flash. >> it's just unbelievable. it's shocking really. it was strong wind, but to think it could do that, incredible. >> reporter: despite the damage in the area thankfully different police departments say no injuries were reported. stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >>> violent winds are blamed for damage to a commercial building in rockville, maryland. the winds blew out the windows of a building in the 13900 block of connecticut avenue. that building was not occupied at the time. >>> today's windy weather hampered firefighters' efforts to put out a fire in capitol heights, maryland. it quickly spread to the second floor. nobody was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >>> the winds also blamed for this scene in northeast washington. a tree came crashing down onto a van. the location, 16th and rahm streets, fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> residents in one annapolis had to take a detour today after a tree fell in the road. wilson lane became blocked in both directions, no injuries reported. >>> two emergency workers are recovering

the man pulled out his own gun and struck the driver in -- the suspect in the head killing him. >> you had to do what you had to do. i don't see any criminal charges forthcoming. >> reporter: the 67-year-old man was treated at the hospital with chest pains. >>> a judge threw the book at a police officer who the judge should never have been a cop. he was sentenced to 17 years. prosecutors say the pair schemed to rob drug dealers and did it while in uniform. garcia admitted to selling heroin. >>> the pilot of airways asia flight said may day may day engine flameout before crashing. the plane clipped a highway bridge before plunging into the river. abc flight analyst believes he was trying to avoid striking buildings in taipei. # 1 people were killed and -- 31 people were killed and 15 injured. the search continues for 12 people who are still missing. >> there's word of another hack attack. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam insurance company anthem has been hit by a massive data breach. the stolen data includes names birthday

so i would very struck by the panel you had on, two people who worked with this president very closelye morell and tom donilon who yes there are threats to the united states as we had during the cold war but the serious outbreak of problems not just islamic states but the others that they rattled off and potential dangers not just to their region and mid east but to the homeland that that could pose, and state of play in the mid east. we have started maybe we had some progress in iraq, i was very struck by the degree to which tom donilon did not mention any progress in syria because that's really pretty late to the game i'm not sure patience is warranted right now. >> schieffer: nancy after all those years you spent out in the region how is president obama and american leadership viewed in that part of the world? >> well anything view has the iraq war how the war started and also how it ended. on top of that you have now arab where there is feeling, i can say in egypt that the president spoke out on behalf of protesters a little late when it was inevitable that former president mubarak

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. >> so two people were struck. >> yeah. they just went. >> let's stop whining, ok? it's hard to understand you. >> the girl calling had just seen her father struck and killed by a hit and run driver on the b.w. parkway. stephen tschida joins us now with more information on the operator tonight. stephen? >> alison sunday night the call came into this 911 center from this frightened frantic, confused girl believed to be about 13 years old. now, while the search for the hit-and-run driver continues, we can tell you the man who took that 911 call well, right now, he's not taking anymore calls. >> the call came into the anne arundel 911 center after 9:00 p.m. a girl pleaded for help. >> ma'am! stop yelling! i need a location. >> the girl's father had just been fatally struck while changing a tire on the b.w. parkway. his fiancee injured. though her cell phone provided a location, the operator continued to press the young teenager for specifics. >> 295. that's good. we're located now on a highway. now, that's a pretty long road. >> some who have heard the recording are tr

the sixth, eighth, ninth and 11th circuits have struck down cannons like this. the third and second have upheld them and the state supreme court courts have upheld them. so it's no surprise this will be a case the supreme court will have to wrestle with. and the arguments we witnessed this morning, i think, are pretty good evidence of that. now, i have to say that for the roberts court, when the current chief justice ascended to the court in his confirmation hearings talked about trying to seek greater unanimity on the court. there's been a lot written about that. and i think you can see some movement in that direction in recent years. as recently as the 2008, october 2008 term, only 33% of the court's decisions were unanimous. that has gone up fairly consistently over the years, between 2009 and 2012. two-thirds of the court's decisions were unanimous decisions. trying to make sense of awe law that can achieve some kind of consensus. that's not going to be the case today, i'm afraid. just listening to the arguments today, looking at the kinds of issues. and als

. >> pam: and i salute a bicyclist was struck and killed eight but a car littered this afternoon video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven initial testing of the accident were the bicyclist a moment and had 34 forties' was struck by a car in east oakland in the area of plant and central streets of emergency crews of running and pronounced the woman did at the same. the driver of the car was a man in his fifties he stayed at the scene to cooperate with investigators. >> pam: fairfield officers tried to curb >> reporter: the one last night where the lady was killed happened right here behind me. you can see the train tracks here or caltran with all your working repairing the tracks creek completing the intersection at his not open brick the neighbors and drivers are concerned the take this route every day. >> reporter: there is no doubt that the train tracks in menlo park are active threat act to say the least wear these days dropped down several and our third book to this very be another accident waiting to happen? >> these kind of intersections are dangerous. >> reporter: dr

isis claims she was killed last friday when this building was struck by jordanian warplanes on the second day of raids ordered in retaliation for the gruesome execution by fire of a downed jordanian pilot. u.s. officials said the building was a weapons storage facility located in a compound south ofld the isis strong hold of raqqa. they had no indication kayla mueller was ever held in the o building, but could not rule out the possibility she had beenei moved into it without their knowledge. still, said pentagon spokesman admiral john kirby-- >> let's not forget in whose hands this woman died and let's not forget who is ultimately responsible for it, isil. >> reporter: in an interview today, president obama said kayla mueller was one of the hostages the u.s. tried to rescue with a raid into syria last summer. but it turned out the hostages had been moved just a day or twoy before. four americans were held hostage at the time, and now, scott, all four are dead. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon tonight.ht david, thank you. we're going to have more about kayla mueller's remarkable lif

the suv struck a parked car.ll over the roadway but we're also seeing icy spots as well and david has been warning you about this that we had the melting and refreeze again. we have slick spots on the road. can you see some of the icy patches right there on the road? right now we've got this blocked off fisher and front. you can use tabor and mascher street instead. as if that's not enough look at this accident here. and this accident involves an overturned pickup truck and you see the wires that are laying right on it? i mean, this is a messy scene here in lansdale and this is westbound roost 63, main street in that area at north wales road all blocked off and you can use sumneytown pike or hancock road. we've got a water main break on valley road in upper dublin. here we have a problem because of the tanker truck the ramp connecting 90 eastbound with 130 still blocked this morning, matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> an arizona produce delivery driver is facing charges for a fiery commuter train crash in oxna

we were south of boston earlier where a woman was struck and killed by a snow plow in a parking lot. as we pull into a parking lot of a gas station here we can tell you here that the parking lots are not necessarily safe. pulling in here. i'll get out of the vehicle and talk to the dash camera while our photo journalist gets his camera out. this is a snowstorm with record totals of snow for a seven day period and for a ten-day period. now they are coming out of it. between the freezing roads and other conditions here they are not out of the woods yet. again, you know authorities are saying this was really unprecedented in the nature of the double hit of the storm from the 2 1/2 foot blizzard last week and this blizzard of up to 16 inches in boston. the visibility was terrible on the roads. now they are just starting to dig out of this record setting event. brian todd cnn, andover, massachusetts. >> two deaths of the storms happened north of new york city. the drivers got out to examine the damage and struck and killed by a minivan when that drive lost control on the roadway. one man

when it struck the lexus the lexus went into oncoming traffic which struck the southbound h2 hummer and driver of the white lexus was pronounced dead at the scene. >> seven other people including an infant and two small children in the hummer had minor injuries and were taken to the santa monica hospital. everyone else including jenner were okay. >> a deputy said bruce jenner voluntarily took a field sobriety test and was questioned before going home. >>> a volcano eruption in guatemala has stopped all the air travel. it erupted saturday spewing ash 5500 meters into the air. government disaster officials raised the nation's alert level to orange meaning a stat of danger. no evacuation orders are in effect at the moment. the volcano is 96 kilometers from guatemala's city. derek van dam is watching the weather in the united states. my goodness, that is quite an eruption in guatemala. >> very active volcano. that layered the town just southwest of the town with a couple of millimeters of fresh volcanic ash. this is fresh inches of rainfall over the west coast of the u.s. very active. look

investigators say the drivers were raced when the woman was struck and pinned against a tree. one defendant appeared before a judge last month and one will appear this afternoon. >> i want to put justice done. i want to make sure these guys don't get a chance on their hands and let them go. i really want to make sure that justice is done for the murder they commit. >> the cars were going at least 70 miles an hour when the drivers lost control. the city has set up portable electronic radar signs. they will be in court at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> another strange turn in agreesome san francisco murder. a pen of interest died days after being released from custody in the case of a dismembered body found in a suitcase. mark andrus died saturday after being arrested january 31st based on surveillance video obtained near the crime scene. tuesday prosecutors said there was insufficient evidence to charge him. >>> 5:06 now. police are continuing to investigate a kidnapping and rape of a domino's delivery woman. it happened before noon yesterday as she was making a delivery. she told po

when the earthquakes struck in haiti, it took years to get the donors to help haiti. how do you explain these different cases? >> i think one of the reasons is that there are a huge number and a growing number of emergencies in the world. if you take the global figure published by the u.n., only about 6% of all appeal funds are met and dispersed. some countries indeed it has been even lower than the amount we are talking about in relation to the cairo conference, in 2007 a u.n. appeal produced only 2% of the amount pledged. this is a huge, huge problem this growing humanitarian need that the international community simply are not meeting throughout the world. >> is there anything that the receiving countries can do to make the donor countries disperse their financial commitment a bit more quickly? >> yes certainly they can shame them into honoring the pledges. they can try as best they may and it's different in different countries, to try and organize and facilitate the harmonization and alignment of what donors want to do with meeting the needs of the people. one of

it's the first time that boko haram struck within chad, but chad has been involved in the fight against boko haram. what do you think the impact of this will be from this? >> i think chad will have to think quite seriously how far. bushes boko haram and its attempts to pacify nigeria. i think there is a high stakes gamble that boko haram would follow through on attacks against chad, now they've done that chad needs to reassess if they'll keep fighting and how far they will go. there is going to be an impact in chad. it will scare people within chad and boko haram is capable of striking within chad. >> how much support was there for chad to take action against boko haram in nigeria in the first place. will that bring a change in the level of support? >> i think it's been a popular deployment. people have been quite worried about boko haram move out from northeastern nigeria. people in chad have worried the border around lake chad are quite porous and they have the capability to strike. up until now there has been a degree of public support. if they continue to strike within chad and the

john: the first thing that struck me is that this is my lucky day. look what i got. i got a poster of sarah palin on a pony. sarah palin on a pony. what is better than that? mark: i think it is photoshop. -- photoshopped. john: we had the head of the aclu saying that the road of the program starts here, we saw a lot of interesting and important speeches today. mark: this is always the event of the year for the conservative movement. john: and some people have a lot at stake here, i think john -- i think chris christie had a lot of stake here. mark: unusual this year, the format is a little bit different. everyone who spoke is entitled to be judged so we are going to do that without fear or favor. we are going to the day, and we are looking at them in the ascending order, and john, we are going to start with a person who i thought had the best day carla victorino -- currently fiorina -- carly fiorina. john: let's take a look and listen at some of the video here. carly fiorina: throughout my career, i have had someone to need a chance and take a look at me. when i had

>> i have been really struck. this has been a cluster ever since the beginning of this thing.ou think about michael oren, the former ambassador of the united states to israel calling for netanyahu to stop. there are democrats who are now lobbying to try to get netanyahu to not come. i do not know -- ultimately they will prevail. the fact there is an opinion inside israel to push netanyahu out of this, the ultimate cause -- ultimate cost -- it might work. >> three other key things. he wrote a letter to netanyahu, dean or did -- john boehner did. he didn't consult the losey. -- didn't consult pelosi. second, he is going not just to speak but to lobby against the president of the united states. and the last thing is netanyahu doesn't back down. he might find a way to cancel this. i think it is possible. >> do you hear the notion that he is doing really well at the poll. they know doing this my screw that up. >> you will have to travel overseas. >> we are used to hearing lies and truths -- the feathers have been ruffled at the peacock network because of brian williams. my question

as you know, the rules that were in place in 2010 got struck down by the d.c. circuit here in town in january of 2014. so the chairman needed to reinstate rules in order to ensure that those companies could continue to thrive. >> but has anything changed in the way the net operates since 2010? >> well, under the 2010 rules the internet service providers broadband internet access providers, like verizon, like comcast, they knew that if they prioritized their own content or other content for pay that somebody could come to the f.c.c. and say they're acting illegally. so -- and for the most part they behaved. what's really important about those rules was it gave public interest groups and others, and companies, a tool by which they could go to an internet service provide, if they felt they were engaging in discriminatory behavior, and say, hey, look, you're violating the rules here. i think those rules kept the companies that doing the wrong thing. similarly, even though the rules were struck down in 2014, the chairman said right away, in february i'm going to rei

street in her wheelchair a few months back when she was struck by a hit and run driver. she survived with cuts and bruises, but her wheelchair was mangled beyond repair. today nearly three months later esmerelda's life is taking a positive spin literally. >> december 2nd was one of the toughest days of her 19 years. left lying in the street, strangers had to pick her up and carry her to a sidewalk after a consider hit her and took off. the last three months have been a struggle as she lost the wheelchair that gave her independence, but not anymore. >> i'm going to have to get used to that. >> i'm moving the axles forward to give her better center of gravity. >> reporter: to say the last three months have been an uphill struggle for esmeralda would be spot on. >> it's lighter. i don't have to push as much as i used to. >> reporter: you're watching the self-described computer geek's first few test runs around the pediatric center in northeast d.c. with her brand- new motorized wheelchair. it's lighter and this is her favorite part. >> nickname, esme of. >> reporter: and th

of that officer and struck the driver. he was injured and taken in custody and his weapon was recovered and that was determined to be in policy. >> and as i said the next firearm discharge review board is tentative ly scheduled for march 21, 2015, and we'll go over the open ois investigations at this time. i believe you got the reports that i distributed. right now there's 21 open ois cases that includes the 4 that were presented so that that includes those. so the the 4 cases presented to the presented are being finalized now and summary letters you will be receiving. there was one criminal investigation was completed. we received the da's charging decision letter and that will be presented to the next firearm discharge review board and excuse me -- homicide criminal investigation report was completeded and 2 charging decision letters have been received recently. >> can you attach numbers to those? >> one criminal investigation. >> which one is it? >> i'm sorry. i have it on the next slide i'm just trying to give you the

. >> a person struck and killed by a car. >> there's no way. nobody should lose their life like this. >> the police believe the driver may have been drunk. at a hotel -- and a hotel mystery. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> now abc 7 news at your side. >> heavy snow squalls rolled through the area. there is a new winter weather alert tonight. >> the blast of bitter cold will make it feel wel zero. >> the windchill advisory will stay with us until friday. steve rudin has how cold it will get. >> this is just the beginning from the stormwatch 7 weather center. cold temperatures right now, but wait until you see what is on the way tomorrow morning. 18 gaithersburg, 17 dulles. that is the first part of the story. sustained wind anywhere between 15 and 25 miles per hour. take the wind speed and the temperature, it already feels below zero dulles, single digits frederick, hagerstown, gaithersburg. we have windchill advisories in effect in less than an hour that includes the district, arlington, alexandria, montgomery county fairfax southern marylan