this is certainly what happened when fighter jets hit a suburb. al jazeera teams reached the outskirts of the capital. this is what they saw. >> on the face of it, this is another game of street football. the truth is, these lives are far from ordinary. these are opposition rebels, taking a break from putting the government forces in the suburbs of damascus. even the seemingly normal pastime is a chance. >> while we play, there are those guarding the highway. this is a form of exercise for us. >> a few kilometers away, the bombardment is relentless. the rebels seem encouraged by the territorial gains that have made in recent weeks. >> we have managed to liberate 95% of the region of the damascus suburbs. we have taken control of several military check points, and captured a number of airports bases in the area. >> there are a number of front lines in the battle for damascus suburbs. al jazeera accompanied some of the rebel fighters as they were guided through holes in blown out his walls. it is the safest way to move from house to house and avoid

i grew up in the suburbs and they grew up in the suburbs, but my complacency but in the suburbs and idealizing was replaced by their longing, wanting something they do not have that's one reason why these people are so much more oriented towards cities. richard florida talks about how kids don't really want to have cars anymore and they don't want to own homes anymore. these are seen as burden and limitations. as long as they connected on their handhelds, they want to have as much freedom as possible. they want to buy a good teacher insisted they don't need to use the card. they are moving cities that offer than this lifestyle, not the cities they required an too heavy automobile. what's the single largest demographic moving cities as their parent, the front end to mars. .5 million are turning 65 every year and that would be the case further next 20 years or so. they don't want a yard, don't they do because they have to clean and heat. they certainly don't need schools that no one else had not yet thinking about schools. they are looking for what sociologists identified as the naturally occurr

an inch suburbs, maybe of dusting, a fluffy snow. be careful early tomorrow morning, there will be some going.y folks in northern maryland, at montgomery county. flurries will be ending by 9:00 tonight block. once again it becomes sunny, not not above freezing. by friday afternoon, it could a very light conversational amount. that, a cold weekend. next week, at temperatures near 50 degrees. it is very exciting. >> ok, very good. >> conversational. can you top that? >> are you serious? how about the wizards? the caps are looking. it is a knockout. could blown away by the hurricanes. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the wizards played a late the wizard to and have won five of their last seven games. rhythmy were not can the jazz for this one. it was a three-point gain in the the fans gotr and quiet. -- game in the fourth quarter and the fans got quiet. utah pulls out a win, 92-88. a lot of folks are talking about caps tonight. only 46 games remain. that is because of a lockout. i think

we move to the suburbs for the safety of the children; right?inally, asthma, who talks about asthma? four teen americans die every day from asthma. that's not a huge amount, but it's three times the rate of the 1990s. it's due to automotive exhaust, entirely. i mean, 90-whatever percent. pollution is not what it used to be. the sickest places in america are those who are most car dependent. in phoenix, you got four months out of year that you -- that healthy people shouldn't leave houses because ever amount of driving going on. what's the solution? again, the city. finally, the most interesting discussion may be is the environmental discussion which has turned 180 degrees in the last ten years. you know, if you look at the -- even within the global warming discussion, you talk about carbon foot prints and the project matching our carbon footprints. you know, red is bad. green is good. look at the united states, and it's like the night map, like the satellite night sky of the united states. hottest around cities, cooler in the suburbs, coolest in

our western and northern suburbs generally down into the low to mid 20s, eastern suburbs upper 20s including prince george's county. and our western suburbs, arlington, forecast, also the upper 20s under this partly to mostly cloudy sky. by later this morning, becoming sunny, a sunny afternoon with highs reaching 40 degrees. sunrise, 7:27. sunset, 7 5:59. >>> we have a traffic alert for travelers in northwest d.c. there's a water main break on wisconsin avenue a block from the friendship heights metro station. an eight-inch line that broke about 6:00 last night. all three of the southbound lanes were closed as a precaution. wssc crews spent the night working to fix the main. right now one of the southbound lanes is open. no word on when the other two will reopen. for more on the commute, here's alexis davies in for danella. >> reporter: overall the beltway is running smoothly. there's a water main break as you mentioned. two southbound lanes closed between cumberland and dorsett avenue. elsewhere, taking a live look at 270 here, northbound lanes are the headlights heading into the screenment

that includes our northern, western suburbs.round washington, points south and east in the mid 30s. for vienna, fairfax county by 8:00 a.m., at the freezing mark. for the lunch hour, partly sunny but only in the mid 30s with a bit of a blustery northwest wind. you need your warmest coat today. here's the region. 7:27 sunrise. sunset at 4:58. in the 30s for the today. the wind settling down tonight. i'm back in ten minutes with your seven-day. now a look at traffic with mike cremedas. >> still the accident at wolf trap on the eastbound dulles toll road. the two right lanes blocked. taking a live look at chopper 4. police still on the scene there. it's causing a slight delay at the scene. looking good on the beltway on the inner loop. worry-free south of route 50 and also looking great all the way to the woodrow wilson bridge. about a ten-minute ride from 50 to 295. back to you. >>> 6:12 is your time. 37 degrees. you may want to rethink your new year's resolution. the new research that says a few extra pounds could add years to yo

, okay and if you're out, especially western suburbs, northwestern suburbs and cold spots to the south and expect a few scenes out there early, early tomorrow morning. the accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up, brian. you will not need your scarf anymore. >> that's good. >>> coming up, survivors of the school shooting at sandy hook elementary return to class the first time since the tragedy. >> and cameras roll as a teen is hit by a car in the parking lot. police say a school board member was behind the wheel. >> if you have a story idea, call us or send us an e-mail at www.fox5tips@wttg.com. ps@wttg. . >>> sandy hook elementary students returned is to class the first time. >> meanwhile, connecticut leaders announced a new measure to try to prevent another mass tragedy in that state. anna coyman has the story. >> reporter: school buses picking up kids from sandy hook elementary all over newtown, taking them to their now school and northbound monroe, connecticut. the students attending class the first time since the traumatic school shooting that left 20 children dead. and residen

it is cooling down in the suburbs. west southwest winds will turn to the north and cool the humidity. humidity is one person under% 9.100 percent tonight. the high temperatures thursday. thursday night we are near zero and with wind chills. we drop to 11 tomorrow evening and below zero tomorrow night and just above zero thursday. look at the wind chills for friday. almost 20 degrees below zero. it goes from about as warm as you get in january to moderately cold by jan. standards and that is a big change. a flood watch continues until 4:00 a.m.. waves of downpours will continue. but it looks like the threat of lightening will decrease. lower temperatures 37 and when shipping northwest to 23. rain redevelops in the morning and changes to snow in the afternoon. high of 37 early fall into the 20s with northwest winds. snowy. blustery march night. mostly cloudy when the and calder thursday with snow showers or flurries and a high of 18. untraded services will go to ice because it looks like we go to below freezing mid day.

we'll have teens in the suburbs before it's said and done. clear skies, high pressure building in and winds will be nice and light. 36 for manassas, culpeper, usually cold, it is now at 34. winchester 30, and holding at 30, and martinsburg, 33, and33 back at home, we're sitting at 35. bundle up this evening. few skies will, few clouds, we'll stay dry, skies will be clearing overnight to just about completely clear. temperatures will do a nosenose dive. i think this might be cold enough in town at 9, 31, it3 might be , but in the -- colder, but in the suburbs, but temperaturing will be droppingll into b the 20s. everything points to a cold overnight, 35 here, 23 for buffalo, and to the north, fargo, 16. international falls, 22, and the only sliver of real warmth is at the corners of the u.s., tampa, 71, san diego, how nice is that, 62 degrees out there, andan phoenix it's good, too, at 62 so you can be jealous of those people in phoenix. here's the set up. we look way up in the atmosphere, it's going to beoing mild out to the west, so continue

then by 3:00 or 4:00 it will move in the western suburbs and move toward the eastern suburbs between 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. and then heading quickly out to sea by around 10:00 tonight. leaving in its wake about an inch or less. enly all these areas in the light blue. that's in the metro area. prince george's county, anne arundel, st. mary's, could pick up an inch or two. well over 2 inches likely in the mountains. it's going to be lasting longer into saturday. we will have sun back on saturday with afternoon highs into the low 30s. after we start off in the teents again saturday morning. teens again sunday morning. lots of sun, though, on sunday with highs reaching mid-30s. some of the snow will be melting. on monday, a lot of it melting around 40 degrees. probably most of it is going to be gone. tuesday clouding up. might get some rain. by midweek next week with highs reaching the mid-50s. there is a nice warmup on the way. indications are way out toward end of next week getting cold again. i'll be back in ten minutes. danella with a look of traffic. >> good morning. still checking on th

clear and cold tonight, some lower 20s out in the suburbs. otherwise the lows in the suburbs will be mostly in the 20s just like we are in town tonight. the numbers will eventually get down to the upper 20s. remember the chilly breeze this weekend. layer up. even with temperatures in the 40s that will be real cold, breezy through the afternoon, loads of sunshine, temperatures both days this weekend mid- to upper 40s. look at the cold stuff come in on the fox 5 accuweather seven- day forecast. tuesday, wednesday, maybe the cold lingering into thursday as well. we'll certainly be in the 30s. we're having a hard time getting in the 30s tuesday when the brunt of that arctic air is here. >>> lindsay murphy is in, the wizards tonight mile high, question is how well did they do at altitude? >> so clever. a little john wall never hurt anyone. boy, did the wizards miss their star point guard who has now been back three games after missing 33 and averaging 13 points and seven assists per game. he's elevated the play of rookie bradley beal. the wizards

in the suburbs, maybe higher amount. an inch or two along the bay. out in the mountains, there will likely be higher amounts due to more persistent snowfall there that may linger into saturday. the next several days, we'll have this cold weather with us and a warmup on the way next week. that's coming up in ten minutes. danella has a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning, tom. we'll start with the rails. the metro, marc or the vre, no reported delays. over to i-270, the trip out of frederick heading southbound and northbound. travel lanes are open toward jerm an town. southbound is busier. no major delays. clear towards rockville. in montgomery county, as you travel along the inner loop and outer loop between i-270 and 95, no issues to report. aaron and eun, ba being to you. >>> 5:11 is your time. ahead on "news4 today," the pof that may let more protesters set up >>> it's a bird, it's a plan. what is . >>> welcome back at 5:15. federal investigators are still stumped as to what's causing batteries to burn in boeing's new state of the art pl

even some of the inner suburbs we have low to mid-20s. mix of sun and clouds and more sunthis afternoon. highs upper 30s to low 40s. the clouds are with us this morning. a lot of these are high thin clouds with any moisture well down to the south in north carolina, extreme southeast virginia. the temperatures? definitely hats, gloves. 27 in manassas right now with 25 in leesburg and 23 winchester. your highs upper 30s to low 40s. let's check in with monika samtani. she's got your latest timesaver traffic. i guess a little bit of good news on wisconsin avenue but not great news. >> not great news but good news. we'll take it. southbound on wisconsin avenue, we're talking about itself water main break in chevy chase. if you're planning to head insides the beltway, here we go -- inside the beltway at willard avenue, this water main break was eight inches and occurred about 6:00 last night. let's take a look at some video of what we're talking about inside the beltway. on the southbound side of wisconsin avenue, basically between dorset avenu

hitting some of the northern suburbs across montgomery county, howard county, you see it on the border there. toward that -- tridelphia reservoir i believe. a couple of over snow showers and -- other snow showers and flurries this morning. shouldn't amount to much and temperatures are still above freezing but if it comes down a very light colting in one or two -- colting in one or two -- coating in one or two spots. williamsport 26. we're holding in the mid- to upper 30s here with 37 in ashburn. 36 in centreville. we've got 36 from waldorf and bowie right now is at 35 with 38 here in the district. and as we look outside on our michael & son weather camera, nice looking skies this morning. feels like 30 -- no, no it's not sunny yet but it is clear out there at reagan national with a northwest wind at 13. so windchills definitely are going to be a factor here for the morning hours today. talk about what's happening big picture the west is quiet. we've got this flow of northwesterly winds from the upper levels pushing another clipper system through the midwest. this is another surge of co

until 2:00 a.m., starting in the western suburbs. the second heavy round is between 9:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. moving from west to east across the metro area later this evening. then we will settle down to a more predictable winter weather pattern over the next few days. maybe even some early morning snow on friday. saturday, partly cloudy, cold for the groundhog with temperatures in the upper 30's with some late day snow. then we will settle down to partly cloudy seasonal weather for the early part of next week. >> now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> it looks like pretty good weather down there in new orleans, but a little chilly. >> it is perfect now clear skies. we had heavy rain this morning but believe me when i say it did not do much to dampen the spirits here as we prepare for super bowl xlvii on sunday. the team for back on the field today practicing, which means all is well with the world. the forty-niners practice at the same facility while the ravens were at tulane. this into jim harbaugh. >> everybody practiced with enthusiasm a

i will be picking up as they go out into the western suburbs. 63 yesterday. truly error temperature. only 21 januaries. have had a 60 degree temperature. 19 of those 21 have been followed by some measure of stinking smell. all in record territory. when all is said and done a record-breaking 65 degree temperature drop. we scanned the records. that has never happened over four days in january. it is the flow pattern yesterday. and from the arctic. the arctic express is about to run again. temperatures will go to the twenties this afternoon. rising only to the midteens tomorrow. factor in the wind, these are wind chills. there will be down in the teens by late today. down to reading is just below 0 tomorrow morning. a little bit about zero during the day. what get these windows. this is sagging sell for as cold air comes in. to see how the snow on the backside of the system is kind of catchy. visibility is a good indicator of whether it is snowing heavily. the snow that is coming in is not going to be intense. it will be just enough to be bothersome. look at som

as we go into the overnight period tomorrow night, some spots in the northern western suburbs, say towardstminster could flirt with the teens overnight, 18, 19 degrees. it will be very cold, let the faucets drip, protect that plumbing. high pressure, but it's a cold air mass. it will keep us dry, some sunshine but also colder air building in through at least the end of the workweek. tonight getting colder. tomorrow 37, your two-degree guarantee. take a look at the next three days, struggling to get out of the 30s, some potential teens overnight in the northern and western suburbs. into the weekend by look for some improvement as we move toward game day sunday, bringing in the colts who never beaten in baltimore. high time we do that eye can't say what they did to get luck -- the phrase they used last year. this year, this will be the last game of the season. >> it will be interesting. >>> this is a new year but before you started making those new year's resolutions, sit back anden joy a glimpse at this year's entertainment. >> reporter: catchy dance tunes, celebrity breakups and the tragi

that includes the district of columbia and areas in the nearby suburbs. much of northern montgomery county and parts of western howard getting that freeze rain. east of there, though, there's some snow falling and some sleet in prince george's county anne arund arundel, calvert, st. mary's county. west of there it's light rain. temperatures there are only about a degree above freezing. so only needs to drop another degree for the rain to start freezing up on tree limbs and power lines. that will happen hour by hour through 10:00 this morning of the we'll be holding near the freezing mark and above freeze after that. back in ten minute with the forecast and the seven-day outlook as we warm up later had afternoon. i'll be back. danella has traffic. >> still looking at the situation along southbound lehigh way past i-66. as you cross over the train tracks, the railroad crossing arm is still stuck in the down position. it's blocking one southbound lane. police are on the scene helping you get through the intersection. tom is talking about icicles that are for

first they build railways into the suburbs then large residential areas. they provided quality housing at reasonable prices. people living along the railway could get to the city. they also show supermarkets and amusement parks. as consumer incomes grew the companies made money. tokyo hopes to adopt this model for vietnam by building commercial developments. >> translator: this window looks like it's closed but it's not. rain could leak in through here. >> reporter: using his research he proposes different types of housing suitable for the area. >> translator: i think it's important to think hard and work together with people on the ground to develop the area. >> reporter: it's interested tokyo with the project and they have high expectations. >> translator: we are very glad to establish a partnership with a company that has so many years of experience developing urban areas and transportation networks. the railway centered approach from japan isn't the only idea on the table. companies from south korea and singapore have their own ideas. they're eager to

we need to come together from inner city to suburbs. we need to come together cross-party, racial and religious lines. we need to protect our children. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >> gun smoke, let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. my hero, the great world war ii leader winston churchill once said i refuse to be impartial between the fire brigade and fire. president obama agreed. what side will the republicans take? the fires? will the gop be the guns over people party? look at the tough stand the president's taken here. not just limiting the capacity of gun magazines and background checks. but limiting the ban on semiautomatic rifles. what's the nra done? gone after the president's daughters. people are hurt by what happened to those first graders. it's not a smart move to be out there backing the gun runners. for sure it's not good to sell in the suburbs or the cities. it may not even sell in the country. nobody likes what hap

this is the inner city of amsterdam, and the rest of the city are the suburbs. the whole city, there are 2.2 million people, but the real city of amsterdam, there are less than 800,000, which i think is about the same as san francisco. i will also pass around a few sheets. the important thing is that amsterdam is one of the five major economic central's -- economic centers in europe, and we want to stay that way, and we are an attractive city for international business, like the american and asian companies that like to have business in amsterdam. it is a real nice place to stay. experts like to live in amsterdam, and is accessible from all parts of the world. it is also very important case of cycling. what irony said, 2.2 million and happens, but the last line may be the most important, about 120 kilometers per day traffic jams. that is qu7?) a lot. this distance is not more than 25k. we have a real problem. that is not good for business. for us, it is active transport, really important as a solution for being accessible. ok, does it work? yes. this is the city

we arrived at the damascus suburb early in the morning to report on the syrian army operation that we were moving from street to street and when we reached the dock my colleagues and i got caught in crossfire we tried to escape running one after another fearing that armed rebels were notice us a syrian army soldier accompanied us the entire time he constantly kept his eye on the situation and helped us to escape the gunfire the rebels were firing on us my colleagues and i were wearing bulletproof vest with wordpress song the firing was very intense and it was difficult to find shelter i ran and fell down i hurt my arms but the syrian army doctors gave me first date on the scene so i could continue to do my job there were many other correspondents there with me including iranians and syrians one of the syrian camera man was also slightly wounded like me . and that was coming arabic correspondent and we'll be following developments of that story and bring you more details as soon as we get them all to you live here in moscow now up next katie has the day's business news for us that will

they have also gone suburbs of in damascus. pictures showed the aftermath of air strikes on the eastern suburb. at least nine people were killed in that attack. forces reportedly targeted [inaudible] . palestinian activists are threatening to pitch more tens decimated for israelis. that is of -- that is despite their addiction. palestinians want to establish an independent homeland in the west bank and gaza with east jerusalem as the capital. the plan is early settlement and would be a huge blow to palestinian statehood because it would cut of east jerusalem from the west bank. the strongest allies strongly oppose the project which would cover 12 square kilometers. >> palestinians and other activists pulled up two days of protests against plans for more in legal settlements in the occupied west bank. the severely organized incumbent which was forcibly removed by israeli police was a new tactic for these activists. they say it was an organized, peaceful resistance which aimed to take the moral high ground. almost no involvement

this video is said to show fighting in a suburb. the army claims to have taken it from rebels. about 50 countries are calling for perpetrators of war crimes committed in syria to be held accountable by the international criminal court in the hague. >> the un's human rights chief, navi pillay, once an international investigation into human rights abuses in north korea. she says there is evidence of rape and a slave laborer at prison camps. she says there has been no improvement since kim jong un took power. >> at least 30 homes have been destroyed in new south wales in australia as searing heat continues to stock wild fires across the east of the country. austrian authorities described the blaze as the most ferocious they have seen in years. the country's top observatory escaped without any major damage. >> thousands of two nations have joined protests against the government -- of tunisians have joined a protest against the government. >> about 8000 demonstrators gathered outside of the interior ministry in the capital of tunis. they are unhappy about high unemployment and the g

mostly in the north suburbs. (double check numbers at 8p) chicagoans dealing with a bizarre january day.. and, taking it all in caution- altered stride. it's pretty dangerous, so be careful out there. the weather also creating some problems at the airport... 45 minute delays on average. >> the freezing rain came on fast for most during the 4:00 hour this afternoon. >> take a look... we had everything. the freezing rain has ended. parts of the area still getting some rain and thunderstorms. dew points were low. hazy at 1pm. temps below freezing. almost one-quarter inch of ice in places. more rain expected in the area on tuesday . snow on wednesday. >> tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants are now eligible to get driver's licenses in illinois >> joined by legislators community leaders and public safety advocates...governor pat quinn signed into law a bill that will help ensure every illinois motorist, including the 250,000 illegal immigrant motorist be properly licensed to drive. quinn, an early supporter of

this video is said to show fighting in a suburb. the army claims to have taken it from rebels. about 50 countries are calling for perpetrators of war crimes committed in syria to be held accountable by the international criminal court in the hague. >> the un's human rights chief, navi pillay, once an international investigation into human rights abuses in north korea. she says there is evidence of rape and a slave laborer at prison camps. she says there has been no improvement since kim jong un took power. >> at least 30 homes have been destroyed in new south wales in australia as searing heat continues to stock wild fires across the east of the country. austrian authorities described the blaze as the most ferocious they have seen in years. the country's top observatory escaped without any major damage. >> thousands of two nations have joined protests against the government -- of tunisians have joined a protest against the government. >> about 8000 demonstrators gathered outside of the interior ministry in the capital of tunis. they are unhappy about high unemployment and the g

this video shows air strikes in a suburb. government forces have reportedly targeted another suburb. palestinian activists are threatening to pitch more protest camps in areas designated for israeli settlements. this is after they were evicted from a site known at e-1. palestinians want to establish a home land. they say an israeli settlement in e-1 would be a huge blow because it would cut off east jerusalem from the west bank. here is our report. >> palestinian and other activists pulled off just two days of protests against plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. but the secretly organized encampment which was removed by police on sunday was a new tactic for the protestors. they say it was an organized tactic. it was organized by local civilian groups known as popular committees. >> another aim is to go beyond the weekly protests every friday or saturday, and we want it to escalate and to surprise the israeli occupation. this is a very important element in our action. >> that action of quickly occupyi

but our northern western suburbs are down to near freezing.eesburg by 6:30 this morning at freezingment maybe a few breaks in the clouds by then. and then by noontime, partly sunny but only in the mid to low 30s there and holding steady in the mid 30s there through the rest of the afternoon. farther south and east, in the metro air rah by mid afternoon. the northwest wind blustery into the afternoon and evening hours. the wind will diminish a bit. but a cold night tonight and a cold pattern continuing. the latest on that, your seven-day outlook, that's coming up in about ten minutes. now a look at traffic. danella is off today. we have mike cremedas in. >> good morning, tom. still looking good on the inner and outer loop of the beltway. we have a small issue before glebe road. a right lane shut down. not in camera, but not causing a serious delay right now. also looking great at the 14th street bridge. that's northbound side. it's 12-minute right on northbound 395 to the 14th street bridge at 55 miles an hour. we'll take a look at 50 next. >>>

we'll stay dry this morning and cold much of region, the suburbs near freezing.gan national at 39. hour by hour, we'll be warming into the upper 40s. low 50s by early to mid-afternoon. that's when we'll begin to see light rain moving in and that continuing until 8:00, 9:00 tonight. after that, patchy dense fog forming. this is your friday evening planner. i'll show you the seven-day outlook, the warmup for the weekend in ten minutes. how is traffic, mike? >> not too bad. still looking good on the inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. north of dumfries, traffic getting by the vehicle fire to the left. let's take a live look there. crews are still on the scene. luckily, not much of a delay there. occoquan to the beltway at 56 miles an hour. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, mike. >> 5:11 is your time. a new honor for ben affleck to celebrate this morning even though his hit movie argo did not receive an oscar nomination. >> really good movie though. >> revelation, nearly 20 years after his abduction, where he ♪ i -- i got it, i got it made ♪ ♪ i got it m

but the nearby suburbs in prince george's county, arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties down into theht now look at gaithersburg. just 21. leesburg down to 23. and we are going to stay cold here for the next several hours. we're going to stay below freezing through about 8:00, 9:00 this morning. and then by noontime, ought to be into the mid 30s with a lot of sunshine. during the afternoon, briefly near 40 around the metro area. yeah, around the rest of the region, it's going to stay in the 30s throughout the rest of the day. sunrise, 7:27. the sunset at 4:59. i'm back in ten minutes with the hometown forecast, your first 4 traffic this morning with alexis davies. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tom. we're dealing with a water main break that's causing significant delays here. two southbound lanes are blocked between disneyland and dorsett avenue. we'll look -- between cumberland and dorsett avenue. we'll look here, authorities saying you cannot turn left from whisk to dorsett. they're recommending little falls parkway as the best tr alternate, elsewhere, 16th at east/west hi

it happened near atridgeville, a suburb west of pretoria.ween 150 and 300 people have been injured. 20 critically. that number is subject to change as they are -- as they go through the injuries and are able to get a more definitive numbers. both trains were full and many cars contained schoolchildren. two commuter trains clyded in south africa, between 150 and 300 people injured. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >>> prince george's county is considering plans to add new stores, office space, and apartments near greenline metro stations. leaders held a public meeting last night on plans for new development at the branch avenue station. there are also plans for southern avenue, nayilar road and assault parkway. they're considering adding big box stores, office space, and a brand new high school. not everyone agrees the new development is needed. >> plenty of available land that can be developed. >> people are coming to catch the subway and going downtown. they're parking their cars here. that's basically it. >> the developme

you take the streetcar out to the suburbs. >> outside a town was the way it was described. not that far. >> far enough. and it was not sunday, either. >> again, it is all marketing. >> i'm looking at the names of streets. who got to name the streets in these new sÑ what is interestins alphabetical on the sunny side. acadia. it is alphabetical. it ended at hamburg. in world war room in one, people did not like it. they thought it was -- world war i, people did not like it. they thought it was too german. >> there are two in bayview hunters. . there is one that treasure island then there is one out there. -- there are two in bayview hunters poitn. -- point. >> they said, we will rename all of the streets. they decided to name them after spanish explorers, which was controversial. they compromised. some of the streets are named after an indian place in yosemite. >> they had the number of streets already put in, nice and simple. they wanted to name the other ones, and they wanted to name all of the east-west one's with explorers -- ones with explorers. there was a big complaint

in december, officials revealed that in a single suburb, 105 maids had been confined and forced to work without wages. many of them were young indonesian women, a fact that sent shockwaves through both countries. here is a shelter for indonesian workers. more than 60 people, mostly maids, are living under the protection of indonesian government. >> reporter: tina is our 27-year-old maid from central java. she came to malaysia five years ago. countless scars on her body are reminders of the violence she suffered while working for a family in the suburb of kuala lumpur. >> translator: the entire family abused me for no reason. they cut me with knives, scissors and spoons. >> reporter: she was denied proper treatment for her injuries. a knife wound grew worse until she had to have a finger amputated. fearing her life was in danger she fled to a nearby house in october 2011. how can such abuse continue? brokers in both countries introduce maids to employers. they take large commissions from maids' wages. but once a maid starts work, brokers do not supervise labor conditions. it is a practic

you take the streetcar out to the suburbs. >> outside a town was the way it was described. not that far. >> far enough. and it was not sunday, either. >> again, it is all marketing. >> i'm looking at the names of streets. who got to name the streets in these new sÑ what is interestins alphabetical on the sunny side. acadia. it is alphabetical. it ended at hamburg. in world war room in one, people did not like it. they thought it was -- world war i, people did not like it. they thought it was too german. >> there are two in bayview hunters. . there is one that treasure island then there is one out there. -- there are two in bayview hunters poitn. -- point. >> they said, we will reme

light snow primarily in the south suburbs. 36-44 high temperatures. on sunday light snow early in the morning. expect the clouds to break. we should see some sunshine by sunday afternoon. sunday is going to be a clear day. a little bit of chilly air pushes into the area. temperatures and the upper 20s. maybe a little snow. it does not look like enough to shovel. >> just a little. >> time for today's trivia. in 1935 bob hope was heard for the first time on network radio. which show did he take part? a lot of you may have heard about probiotics but may not realize what they can do for your health. we know what it takes to look good on the outside but with 70% of our immune system located in our gut the core of our health is truly on the inside. that's why i take new trubiotics. it's a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. one helps support digestive health the other immune health. stay true to your health. new trubiotics. from the makers of one-a-day. >>winning pick 3 numbers 9,4,3 winngning pick 4 0,5,0,4 mega millions 39 million dollars. get yoursel

teens out in the suburbs. winds will stay northwest at 10. tomorrow morning's commute no problem.watch for the slippery spots from the snow today. light snow by noon with cloudy skies to the west of the metro. slippery commute as that snow starts coming in early as 1 or 2:00 tomorrow. so seriously, let's be careful tomorrow in that afternoon and evening commute. you are going to see the salt trucks all over the place tomorrow afternoon. 34 on saturday. 37 on sunday. mostly clouds on monday . monday night could have a shower or snowflake depending how cold we are. and we're talking better 60 on wednesday. that's right nearly 60. >> nice little warmup. thanks, gary. >> brief too. >> i like your blower's idea. smart thing. >> why not? >> thanks, gary. all right. notre dame football player manti te'o admitted to katy couric is did perpetuate the lie of his girlfriend. he continued to talk about his so-called girlfriend even after he found out she wasn't real. >> this girl who i committed myself to died on september 12th. now i get a phone call on december 6th saying she's alive and th

typically they are in a lovely suburb -- 16, 18, parents panic when it gets to 21. if they go to lovely private schools like sidwell friends here in washington, it is more like 15. then i see these kids packed into classrooms where there are more children than shares. -- than chairs. i do not know how everybody else on this panel feels, but here's what i believe -- a very small class size and the intimate, affectionate attention enables a good teacher to get to every little girl and boy -- if that is good for the son of a prosperous position or a successful lawyer -- physician or a successful lawyer or a daughter of a senator or congressman or the president himself -- then it is good for the poorest child of the poorest woman in america. [applause] tavis: getting everybody involved here to have some fun -- let me come to you. jonathan talks so brilliantly -- i am thinking of the chicago teachers strike just months ago. the former chief of staff, he just announced -- now the mayor of chicago -- he demonized those teachers. most of the so-called liberal newspapers dem

suburbs to drop to the lower teens. tomorrow a warm-up, 33 degrees. we'll get above freezing for the first time in a few days. and the sunshine will do a number on that snow pack. notice the wind northwest at 10 to 20. that can get a little bit uncomfortable. so dress to those windchills tomorrow. at 8:00 in the morning lots of sunshine, 25 degrees. and maybe a slick spot here and there. by the noon hour, we're about 31 degrees. by 4:00 up to 33 degrees. we'll give you a look at temperatures around the region tomorrow. yeah, it is still cold for this time of year, but there is going to be a trend where we start to get a little bit warmer. sunday 35 degrees and a few late clouds. beyond that next week, we do see a warm-up coming as the jet supreme is going to -- jet stream is going to change its position a little bit. while we're still cold for the weekend, the cold air will are retreating and mild air will be pushing in. we may actually see one or two days next week that try to challenge the 60-degree mark. so quite a c

we'll get top 35 in the suburbs -- we'll get up to 35 in the suburbs. and it will give us a windchill in the upper 20s. so it will be sunny. that will be nice to see the sunshine out there, keeping us in the green zone. our 9 weather alert is all green. thursday looks great with a high of 40 degrees, mostly sunny skies. on friday though it will be breezy, partly cloudy with a chance for a flurry. it's not a big deal, no accumulation in this forecast and the high of 38 degrees. the temperature remaining on the cooler side for us. in the seven-day forecast, a nice saturday, but then another plunge of cooler air on sunday. and that will lead to the chance for another little snow shower or flurry. no big deal. but we could see some flakes flying at that redskins game as they are taking on the seahawks. it doesn't look like we'll have any trouble as far as travel goes though and this forecast is pretty much dry. finally starting to get mild as you head into next week. >> the fans are going to keep themselves warm? >> yeah, i'm sure. we won't have any trouble

first, they build railways into the suburbs and then large residential areas. they provide quality housing at reasonable prices. people living along the railway could easily reach the city. they also include supermarkets and amusement parks. as consumer incomes grew, the companies made money. tokyo hopes to adopt this model for vietnam by building integrated transport, housing and commercial developments. this is one of the people in charge. his team conducts detailed research into the weakness of previous construction methods in vietnam. >> translator: this window looks like it's closed but it's not. rain could leak in through here. >> reporter: using his research, he proposes different types of housing suitable for the area. >> translator: i think it's important to think hard and work together with people on the ground to develop the area. >> reporter: the vietnamese side has entrusted him with the project and they have high expectations. >> translator: we are very glad to establish a partnership with a company that has so many years of experience developing

it is in the mid teens in the suburbs. we did not anticipate any precipitation for the morning commute. temperatures into the low teens in some spots. 15 in rising sun. there's not much wind out there. what you see is what you get with the temperatures. we have a high, thin cloud deck. you could see some sunshine. we are watching a clipper storm. it is able to grab some moisture. it will move on by and will likely get some minor accumulations of snow. this will not be a big defense. 1-2 inches of snow. there could be more in the mountains. most of you will get between 1-2 inches of snow. dry this morning. high temperature between 23 and 28. breezy and chilly tomorrow. low 40's on sunday. 50 on tuesday with a chance for a few rain showers. colder by the end of the week. >> we have a crash southbound on 95 near 175. another crash at chapel. 65 on 70 near 29. things are looking good east and west dowbound. the harrisburg expressway is moving fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> you might be hosting a super bowl pa

around washington, the nearby suburbs and generally inside the beltway, we're a little bit above freezing. just a couple of degrees. eastern suburbs, prince george's county, anne a run dem, parts of charles county -- farther south, prince william into stafford and spotvania, a little above freezing. a big area under an advisory. the district, eastern west virginia, all of maryland including montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's countys. this threat of freezing rain until noontime. going forward, this is as of 8:00 a.m., we're going to have this precipitation still around the region. most of it freezing rain. but then by noontime, changing over to light rain as we'll get above freezing. still light rain by 4:00. by 6:00, most of it will be over and we'll be drying out and warming up tomorrow. for the rest of the morning hours between now and 9:00 a.m., we'll have this light freezing rain holding steady near 30 degrees. four-day forecast, afternoon highs tomorrow into the 50s. may hit the 60s on wednesday with some rain likely during the afternoon. maybe even thunder and lightning