(gary sweeney, owner) "no, no! i've actually done a lot of large public art pieces. it's like putting together a jigsaw puzzle, and it was actually really fun to do." (1:35)gary sweeney grew up in the house.. which his father bought back in 70 years ago for just over five thousand dollars.the home will be torn down next month to make way for a new condo complex.gary says he doesn't have any children to pass it on to.. so he's selling.gary says he's overwhelmed by the community support. it wasn't easy.he had to scan the pictures.. print them on plywood.. saw them down to size.. and install onto the outside walls.

building on a championship for davlin sweeney. signing 23 verbal commitments for another top five related recruiting class. >> we got better today. that's what we try to do as a program. continue to improve and get better, and i thought we did that today. >> sweeney's main message today, to build on a championship season, you have to bring in guys who are much more than just football players. >> what i'm always challenging our staff, we need championship people first that needs to be our focus, and i think that this group -- with this group, we have done that, and it's a group from top to bottom that fills our needs, and this group, i think, is going to be secial. >> when sweeney was asked who stuck out in particular in this 2016 class, he said teddy reminds him a lot of c.j. afternoon this is the closest he's seen looking like c.j. spiller since c.j. spiller. abc columbia sports. >>> other midlands high school football fans signing with other schools around the state. logan bailey, he's headed to citadel to play quarterback tock

l police eventually discoveredcove sweeney had sexual relationshipp with the girl for two years.es sweeney resigned from his job ab walt whitman middle school inchi december.. >>> we turn to the district nown police need your help tonight tt identify a person of interest in connection with six robberiesri during the month of january.ry. the first and most recent ren incidents both took place at a cvs and 300 block of 40th street in northeast.thst you can see adult male approachh the cashier and demand money mon before taking off. if you have any informationnfti police would like to hear frome you.. >>> we now following developingo news out of prince george'sinceo county tonight. nearly two dozen horses were w seized over the past few daysew and they're being housed at thee show place arena in upper marlboro.bo earlier this afternoon some of those horses owners went theret to demand their animals back.ls they confronted officials theree things got a little tense.e ten. police were called in to keepe i things cal. we are still trying to determint why those horses were seized ine th

joining me, colby sweeney from jake sweeney fiat. amazing cars. look at this great vehicle. >> good morning. this is the fiat 500x. it is a new four cylinder, super fuel efficient all wheel drive vehicle. it comes with all the amenities. leather are, heated seats, panoramic sun roof. what's most important about the car is it's a car for people that are interested in want to enjoy the experience of driving a car and not being driven. richard: one of the things i love about the show, colby, you get a chance to look at the vehicle makes and models. dealers are going to be here. they get a chance to get up close. this is the tri-state. we talk to you. everybody knows jake sweeney, a great name to know. you guys are out here not necessarily just pushing the sale, because folks come through the dealership right after they leave a show like this. >> this is a place to come see all vehicles, 35 makes, 400 cars. a brand like fiat, oerz like kia, ford, toyota. we're here showing our wares and comparing them to each other. it's a lot of fun. richard: doors o

wusa 9. >> michael sweeney turned himself in. his new court appearance is set for march 3rd. >>> as the nation acknowledges black history month. >> arlington's hb woodlawn school, used to be stratford junior high school. back on february 2nd, 1959, four african american 7th graders were the first to break the color barriers. today, there was a panel featuring those four brave men. we spoke to two of them who spoke of the atmosphere. >> it was actually peaceful. we had police lined up and down the streets to make sure it went as well. and it did go well. there was some incidents. but most of those were like later in the year, where juudents would go by. st say anything as we go by. nothing physical. >> i think our parents were more afraid or worried than we were. they told us, you know, it could be name-calling. could be stairs and all that stuff. and you know, i guess it was -- >> community members spent a lot times preparing the kids for what they may encounter at the school. but as you heard, it wasn't as bad as we knew things

sam sweeney shows how to help make the plan.sam: dupont circle is an iconic landmark but underneath the circle is a place few have seen. >> it is spooky actually. people used to stand here to wait for the trolleys to go to work. sam: but for the better part of the last century the gate has been closed. >> it used to be a lively place. lively part of the city. sam: now the group dupont underground is trying to bring life back to the abandon corridor. >> you want to turn the space to an amazing art space. a place open to open thinking. zach right now rail line and creeking pipes, 6 of 50,000 plastic balls that used to call national building museum home are in hundreds of boxes that line the abandoned track. dupont underground believe the balls will change the art scene in the capital. >> having a creative economy and art is critical to having a world class city. >> they need proposals. you think you have an idea of what to do with the balls under dupont circumstance? you have a week to get the idea in. d.c. underground needs money

police say that 44-year-old ronald sweeney took photos of a student. he was found with the girl in a parked car along richmond highway. she is now 16 years old. as the investigation continues, police discovered more evidence on his cell phone. >> we don't believe there is a necessaryity for the community to be worried but if anyone says they have had a relationship with mr. sweeney, we would love to hear about it. >> officials say that parents need to pay attention to their child's interaction with adults. >>> and a white house opator will be sentenced for using her -- allegedly using her supervisory position to alter time sheets to reflect overtime hours that were not actually worked. that employee was paid $13,000 that was eventually split with her. the employee is not facing charges. >>> and topper tracking storms that could affect both communities tomorrow. not looking good. >>> in the morning, light shower, jan, and in the afternoon, big time thunderstorms. here's a flood watch north of town, and our friends in jefferson county, hagerstown, freder

join the bruins from new jersey devils pretty good year 41 point 11 year vet today the real focus is sweeney decided to stand pat and keep erickson in boston.>> the one first rounder was exchanged the deal has to be right for this organization. >> pages come to terms with tom reading the contract extension keep them in new england the 2019 season in his current deal is set to expire after the 2017 year so the new contract extend the term through 2019 b 42 that season the 2019 season will be his 20th and nfl is 20th with the patriots the extension also for the pats flexibility under the salary cap league calendar begins anew in a few weeks the pats will have the freedom to make some moves no quarterback

sam sweeney is live. what are you seeing in waverly? witnesses say the tornado came out of nowhere and as fast as it came, it was gone. it started in the southwest, came through this field, snapped this power pole, and slammed this house before continuing to town, everything in its path destroyed. by the time it lifted off the ground, three people were dead. >> we hear tornado, tornado. going off. sam: this man was working on the railroad when he heard a tornado alert 90 seconds before the storm touched down in front of him. >> everything is gone, everything is gone. came up over the small town of waverly, virginia, mother nature's fury was evident. dryers in this laundromat were tossed like toys. the path of destruction ripped the side of this home out and blew out windows on main street, before it moved out of town. it killed three people in this mobile home, including a two-year-old child. town,is very sad for this a small town like us. >> it was almost like something out of a movie. sam: back to work railroad, but with a new perspec

sam sweeney takes a closer look at all the new developments. sam: the director of the fbi himself put out a personal message to the american people about why apple should unlock the iphone of the suspected san bernardino shooter. also overnight, the ceo of apple sending a mass e-mail to employees, thanking them for their continued support and reiterating why it is important they do not unlock that phone. the iphone belonging to a san bernardino shooter has started a national conversation over digital privacy. fb the american people deserve a thorough and professional investigation, and to do that the fbi needs apple to unlock the phone. the fbi currently has the cell phone in its custody but it is stuck at the lock screen and they need the four digit pin to get in, where police believe there could be a treasure trove of information. he goes on to say, we do not want to break anyone's encryption or send a master key loose on the land. i hope thoughtful people will understand that. we cannot look for survivors in the eye, or ourselves in the mirr

sam sweeney just stepped out of that meeting. what can you tell us? sam: a lot is going on here at wmata headquarters. metro board members just grilled staff in that room. the initial findings incident, a breakdown of communication between two people who are now both at fault. at least four safety measures failed during this incident. the train was told to stop it federal triangle, but the operator did not hear the command correctly. protocol calls for the train to repeat the instruction back to eliminate error. he repeated what he thought he heard and the controller replied affirmative despite it being the wrong command. then the train operator went through a red light. operators do but usually go through red lights, but they first must stop and ask for specific position to go through it. the operator never asked. metro calls that a direct violation. and the switch in the track set up for this particular situation was incorrect. the operator of the train should have recognized that. he continued going, causing damage to the track. the final safety ne

sweeney says two years is too long to wait. if you have any information about this case, you're asked to contact the cherokee police department. reporting live tonight from cherokee, rex hodge, news 13. >> frank: more than 20 residents evacuated a fire after it broke out in greenville this morning. fire officials say nobody got hurt after a blaze tore through several apartments in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation building. >> one of our residents came to us and said he turned everything off and he came up here to watch the news and get things started for the day and somebody ran up here and said your apartment's on fire. so he ran back down. >> frank: investigators will tonight on my40 at 6:30, more on the future of these residents after being displaced by fire. >> tammy: asheville's new dawn mid wife practice has announced it will close its doors next month. new dawn has been serving families for more than 20 years and is the only local practice licensed to perform home birth. the 77-year-old owner says it's time to retire an

i'm sam sweeney. many other school districts across the region are also closed or starting late because of the snow. you can get all those delays and cancellations sent to your cell phone. let's see how the roads are looking. angela foster is checking on the impact traffic is having. angela: you will have to deal with roads for a mostly. and the wintry mix that is coming down in some of the region. look out for slow-moving traffic. we are actually looking pretty good. on the beltway for the most part. we have just reopened lanes in pg county. on the outer loop, everything is moving at posted speed. a live look at fairfax county. no delays through the area of springfield and annandale. we had bands of snow coming through sterling. route 7.ok at north of montgomery county is where we have the heavy snowfall. i-270, weavel into by are seeing snow as well. now to the final push in new hampshire. voters are lining up to cast their votes in the presidential primary. this is a critical moment in the race. th

sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: now we move to a happy ending for a dog rescued fairfax county. the dog fell through nice --ice about 10 feet from the shore. rescue teams arrived in under 10 minutes. they found the dog struggling over able to quickly jump in and pull the puppy to safety. medics was evaluated by on the scene and turned over to the owner with no injuries. we should see some help from the sun today. warming is to the 40's. brian is here with a look at your first forecast. brian: we have gone through a couple of ups and downs as of late. today things are finally calming down for sure. we had clouds this morning. we also had a few more clouds starting to build back in. we kind of go back and forth between the clouds in the sunshine. we are definitely warmer to the south. 44 culpeper. 45 at andrews. hagerstown at 38. as we head of the afternoon we may peak have the upper 40's to near 50. they might drop back a little bit throughout the afternoon. we see some clouds moving in. we are looking at a cooler stretch thursday will be a bit cooler. if you can hang in there, 6

now, back in september, police found sweeney at 1:00 a.m. in this hotel parking lot, he was in the car with a 16 year old girl, both were partially undressed according to sources. that started the police investigation. sweeney had been a teacher at walt whitman middle school for over 15 years, he taught tech-ed. the school suspended him without pay in september and according to a spokesman for fairfax county schools sweeney resigned on december 31, and parents were notified today of the new charges. fairfax county police say the only know of one victim in this case, and they're not aware after threat to the community. the head of child exploytation squad gave us these warning signs for parents who want to protect their children from bad teachers. >> what is your kid doing after school, what is your kid doing with the teacher after school that no other kid is doing with the teacher or you never did with a teach when he were you in elementary school, middle or high school, okay? just because there is social media out there, all of that, you kn

gary sweeney is selling is the house that his mother purchased in 1945 for just $5400. >> sweeney calls it a final tribute to what he feels was a six pler life by the beach. a developer purchased the home. the plan is knock it down and rebuild on the site. like a lot of good family memories. >> is that cool or creepy? >> i like it. it gives me a good feeling. look at the inflatable pool by the beach. >> just to get knocked down by a bulldozer. all those family members. >> they'll post it on instagram. it will be there forever. >>> coming up, actress lena dunnham opening up about a painful medical condition. her message to other women. >> google's self-driving cars getting a green light from the federal government. for one passenger, it couldn't come soon enough. >> the passionate couple who got in trouble a high roller were they looking for love florida all the wrong plays? if you're looking for love in great falls, it's a good day for it. >> why? >> 55. >> there's love at 55 degrees? >> "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex sinus max. yeah...just wait 'til we hit ten thous

sam sweeney is live in fairfax county. it is certainly a balmy afternoon and it does not feel like a day were student to get a two-hour delayed start to school, but that is the case of many school districts across our area. and fairfax county, the buses hit the streets after more than a week. and nearly everyone is going back to school today, but not on time. in northern virginia, fairfax -- lounge county pushed back loudoun county pushed back start time two hours, fauquier county one hour. a weekend evaluation showed many sidewalks and crosswalks were still in passable nine days after the snow stopped falling. some parents agreed that others say enough is enough. >> i do not see a deal a. i am a realtor and i have been on the roads. they are clean, not a problem. surprised butwas i think that with the sidewalks and some of the kids, it has not been cleared yet, it is hard for them to stand at the bus stop. we traveled around earlier and many of the sidewalks are cleared. school officials say there are still some sidewalks

investigators found michael sweeney of woodbridge and a 16- year-old girl from alexandria in a parking lot last september. open warrant uncover child pornography on his cell phone. investigators. there could be more victims. if you suspect your child might have come in contact with michael sweeney should contact fairfax county police. >>> the first round of presidential voting produces big surprises and ted cruz peter daut donald trump at the caucuses with 28% of the vote. donald trump finished barely ahead of marco rubio with 24%. cruz one cruz 159 of the states 99 counties and withstood attacks from trump on his canadian birth and undisclosed loans from wall street. >> the voters sent a message they want a consistent conservative. one thing people in washington don't understand is the volcanic frustration the american people have with candidates. >> bernie sanders described the race as a virtual tie but hillary clinton is calling it a victory and the margin of victory is for voters. the focus now is on new hampshire where the first of the nation primary will be held a week from today

the picture features sweeney dad, mother, sister and grandparents. many of the photos on the outside were nap shots taken over the years. >> amazing to see it from a zoomed out view. the whole house just covered. >> very passionate or very creative with that idea. >> great stories this morning. the long lost love, the beautiful house. >> all kind of sweet ready for valentine's day stories. >> storm pin photos. we'll give away an umbrella straight ahead. let's get to the serious weather story which is the freeze warning in effect for most of central florida where you see the brightly color shaded area, that is lake county, especially northern lake county. volusia county, flagler county, under freeze warnings until 9:00 this morning as temperatures will be dropping at or below freezing for several hours. watch out for that. frost advisories for the rest of central florida. pin your photos of frost if you have some out there. we are at 40 degrees right now in orlando. 28 in ocala. 39 in daytona beach. 37 in melbourne. here's a look at the pinpoint accur

(gary sweeney, owner) "no, no! i've actually done a lot of large public art pieces. it's like putting together a jigsaw puzzle, and it was actually really fun to do." (1:35)gary sweeney grew up in the house.. which his father bought back in 70 years ago for just over five thousand dollars.the home will be torn down next month to make way for a new condo complex.gary says he doesn't have any children to pass it on to.. so he's selling.gary says he's overwhelmed by the community support. it wasn't easy.he had to scan the pictures.. print them on plywood.. saw them down to size.. and install onto the outside walls. 3 3 a competitive 3 a competitive streaming service.up next, we'll tell you about the new additions to youtube.plus, nasa is trending this morning.we'll show you the unbelievable lightning video from space. 3 space.3 youtube plans to take on streaming services like netflix and hulu.the company released three made- for- youtube movies yesterday.it's also launching a new series. it's jumping into the business as its competitors rake in money.. and the original

-when they did...he drove and threw the no-llk pass to austin sweeney....sweeney gets it done after that.- c-j frederick ended up as the high scorer. he turns this into three of his 20 points . uc's oscar robertson will be given the nba's lifetime acheivement award this weekend in toronto.presenting the award will be fellow hall of famer magic johnson. college basketball tonight..a great one in the a- ten......about 40 seconds left in the game when the rams of rhode island worked inside...they lead dayton by two.-but here come the flyers....inside... outside.. to the corner..darrell davis nails the three...dayton wins for the 21st time. college ball saturday, east carolina is at uc. the bearcats have won five of their last six games. the xavier musketeers are on the road...playing a tough buer team at the hinkle fieldhouse. chris mack says the muskies have to forget about that loss at creighton on tuesday...and simply have big game for kentucky on saturday. they play at souith carolina. nku is at illinois chicago. hockey downtown...you don't see much of this on the ice like the old days.

sam sweeney. jummy: ok, sam, thank you. also happening, and alert for drivers around the district to the d.c. national guard is hosting a response exercise. reporter: we are at the d.c. fire academy where we are watching rescue situation. this is training for these rescuers were there to be a mass casualty or terrorism attack. joining me is the logistics chief for the virginia national guard. write it down for me here. what is going on? d.c. nationalthe guard and pennsylvania national guard, responding to a simulated terrorist attack for series of attacks throughout the d.c. area. jeannette: for somhi especially important because you have so many people and were there to be an attack, you want to be ready to go. >> we have so many people and also so many buildings. you think of a small earthquake, it would affect a lot of people. because of city streets and tunnels, they can extract people from just the rubble but also they know the infrastructure in the area. when we are in d.c., we get to see all that. jeannette: thank yo

michael sweeney was first caught with a teenage girl last september in his car. now, he faces charges of producing and possessing child pornography. sweeney was fired from walt whitman school in alexandria. >>> this morning, a d.c. teacher is trying to repair his reputation after being acquitted of sexually abuse a student. he was acquitted in a trial last week. the testimony of another student helped his case. a 10-year-old boy testified in ware's defense. his mother tells me, my son spoke because he said that his classmate was telling a story and that mr. ware as the teacher and treated them all with kindness and respect." ware says as an openly gay man he remains troubled with what he calls a sense of homophobia in the organization. >> other people had to tell me, your orientation is pressing here. it's not even what is believed to have happened. >> it's unclear what his future with the d.c. public school system will look like. >>> the silver spring transit center is up and downing but now montgomery county needs more than $1 million to pay for legal fees. the

sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: the beltway crash snarled traffic for most of the morning. jeannette reyes has a look at how that impacted metro. reporter: that accident on the beltway having some major ripple affects. the twinbrook metro station, this is one of the buses that is getting here nearly an hour late. it was about to get here around 8:25. a lot of passengers wondering what was going on. happening. inot of the buses caught up the traffic on those sidestreets along with those other cars trying to avoid the congestion. listen to what a frustrated rider. told us this morning >> i have been here forever and i am cold. 20 minutes per bus. i have been here since the 8:25 bus. the 8:55 bus is also almost 20 minutes late. i guess that one should be here any minute now. were the the rails best bet to get to work or school this morning. everyone was at least slightly affected by this major crash on the beltway that tied up traffic for the better part of the morning. jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. jummy: now to the race for the white house. what could be a key endorsement for

and what we're trying to do here here. >> reporter: don sweeney he added to a bruins team he feels can get to and win in the play playoffs. john mikhail lyles hopefully add adding department to a bruins defense that has been suspect at best as of late. reporting live inside td garden, . >> reporter: let the games begin even though grapefruit league action doesn't start until wednesday. the annual college doubleheader against boston college and northeastern. the big story hanley ramirez getting his first game action at first base health pretty unevent uneventful afternoon took until the third ining to get a ball september his way. he made sure it worked that slow roller also went two for two at the dish. game was scoreless in the fourth 2-1 for mookie that turns on one in a hurry. three run shot over the monster. red sox beat boston college 6-0 the time of dave dombrowski checking out another first base option in game two against northeastern. travis shaw getting going here and getting the starting going with his first, with the rbi sing e. he had went two for three at the plate a doubl

don sweeney who 4 years ago was 45-years-old explained his position. >> he is a good player. he is having a great season. very important for success, and we treat it as such. the deal with the right fit, and i would want to sign him and go from there. >> clearly, the spectre of trading eriksson haunts sweeney like the revenant equally obvious sweeney wants to do something to help the bruins before tomorrow' s 3:00 trade deadline. the red sox star wars reference to the yankees as the evil empire doesn' t quite apply as it once did but their starting nine remains the hateful 8 plus one. and 3 reasons to be optimistic about the red sox are in left, center and right field. mookie betts, jackie bradley and rusney castillo are a big part of the red sox tomorrowland but they' re here today, here to defense. guys get a good swing on the ball. s what we' re trying to do. >> if you google honda classic and underwear you' hits. that' s because gary woodland stripped to his boxer briefs and the sixth hole. he' d end up making par and to wore two pairs of pants you know, in case they get

. >> sweepey made a -- sweeney made a couple moves. he was the leading scorer this season with 16 goals and 25 assist and 63 games the b's are the 9th team he played for in 11 seasons. so sweeney acquired john michael liles in exchange for a third round pick and 5th rounder in 2017 and minor leagueor. goals and 9 assists this season. and he is 13th in the national hockey league. fort myers red sox playing first two games today against ramirez seeing live action at first base and he was fine he added a single and double. and in the fourth no score 2 onand he crushes the home runner and making it 3-0 sox and they blank the eagles 6-0 and they beat northeastern by a score of 8-3. so they their you go that's sports for now guys. >> all right. >> after you. >> thanks so much. >>> still to come, the mbta is getting back on track when it comes to money. i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonweal

like juliann tran, who came up from orange county with her dog to see the photos, appreciate the sweeneys' memories. "i love art, and i love photography. that's why i'm out here with him. i take him out, we look at murals all over la. we drive around, and this is like the perfect combination of both."and gary is overwhelmed by the community support for his laborious project, which included scanning the pictures, getting them printed on plywood, then sawing them on the road to >> jason: a bitter cold temperature advisory with the temperatures in the subzero range for many of us. the air temperatures in the single digits. teens and now 22 at around smith mountain lake. the warm spot of the day. the look at the wind chill when you factor it in. talking single digits on both sides of zero and then 16 below springs right now.

sweeney was a teacher at walt whitman middle school in alexandria at the time. he has been fired. >>> the so-called tebow bill is moving forward now in the virginia general assembly. both chambers have now approved it. the tebow bill allows home-schooled students to participate in public school sports. it's named for former nfl and florida gator quarterback tim tebow. who was home schooled and allowed to play for his local high school. a similar measure passed last year, but governor terry mcauliffe vetoed it. he said it created a double standard for student athletes. >>> a vote in the d.c. council today could put the district one step closer to allowing people to smoke marijuana in public. the council approved the creation of a task force. that group will study how the city might allow people to use pot in designated clubs and other public spaces. >>> right now, it is legal only to grow and smoke limited amounts of marijuana for home use. the task force will report back in four months. >>> local religious leaders are putting pressure on gun manufacturers and di

investigators say the car was stolen from the nearby walt sweeney dealership on glenway avenue. police say they have suspect ended with an officer firing his gun. gun.cincinnati police say a district two officer was on patrol when he tried to conduct a traffic stop in mount lookout ... around 2 in the morning.the suspect led the officer on a short chase that ended when the car crashed into a parked car.the suspect tried to run away ... that's when police say the officer fired one shot at the suspect.the suspect wasn't hit ... but stopped running.police have not yet released his identity. a man who police say tried to escape being pulled over ... and drove into an officer's cruiser ... is pleading not guilty.police say joseph hedges tried to run from a speeding stop on saturday... leading a trooper on a chase through springdale ... that's when police say he hit a springdale officer's cruiser. police say hedges abandoned the car and tried to run ... but they caught him.he was arraigned on 65-hundred dollars bond on charges of fleeing from police today. the family of a missing falm

david: paul sweeney saying they need another "jersey shore."netflix and the potential of saturation and having so much content. is it at all similar to what we are seeing across the industry? paul: whether it is a netflix or content on the internet, it is a competitor, so everyone is feeling the pain. everyone is feeling the cord cutting. it is probably more pronounced at viacom, because their networks tend to go to younger demographics, and so the risk to the audience is probably greatest at the viacom networks, and the ratings have proven that moreso it is probably a difficult situation competitively than some of their peers, but they need to turn things around. david: with disney, earnings come out after the bell. we have heard about the struggles that espn may or may not be facing. paul: i think it is clearly the number one issue for investors. they are a well diversified company, and their theme parks are good. their studio has been a rock star for years, and the outlook looks good over the next five years, believe it or not, so it is abou

betty: paul sweeney from bloomberg intelligence.nt to mention another company reporting earnings. not just expedia and twitter, but tesla. the car company is battling pretty strong headwind. including cheap gas prices making electric cars a lot less attractive. it sent shares losing about one third of their value in 2016. has less shared details of the upcoming model three that will sell for $35,000, bringing the car to the mass market for the first time. joining us is bloomberg intelligence senior analyst kevin tynan. even with the stock slump, let's bring this chart up that shows the short building up on tesla. even with the stock having lost this much value, the short seems to be at a high? with going on? on?hat's going kevin: gas prices are low, and when you think of tesla's products and their product portfolio, this is not just a bet on new technology. if you think about a flight to quality and a flight to fuel in the automobile industry, this is not just going from 20 miles a gallon to 80 or 100 miles a gallon, this is a new w

michael sweeney was first caught with a teenage girl in his car last september. now he facing charges of producing and possessing child pornography on top of soliciting a minor. sweeney was fired from walt whitman middle school in alexandria. >>> this morning, a d.c. teacher is trying to repair his reputation after being acquitted. he was acquitted in a trial last week. the testimony of another student helped his case. a 10-year-old boy testified in ware's defense. his mother tells news4 in a statement, my son spoke because he said that his classmate was telling a story and that mr. ware was a good teacher and treated them all with kindness and respect." ware said as an openly gay man he remains troubled with what calls a sense of homophobia. >> other people have been telling me, hey, your orientation is in question here. it's not about what happened or was believed to have happened. >>> 5:35 now, the silver spring transit center is up and running but now montgomery county needs more than $1 million to pay for legal fees. the project went over budget and now it's

michael sweeney was first caught with a teenage girl in his car last september. now, he faces charges of producing and possessing child pornography in addition to soliciting a minor. sweeney was fired from walt whitman middle school in alexandria. >>> a record number of people who spent years of their lives in prison were exonerated in 2015. last year 149 people were freed after serving time for crimes they did not admit. on average, those people spent 15 years in prison before being cleared. the national registry of exoneration tallied the numbers. five of the convicts are awaiting execution. >>> i'm angie goff with a developing story and update to one that we've been following this morning about the growing concern about the zika virus being related to cases where the virus is sexually transmitted. says that u.s. report. we're just getting word that the world health organization, w.h.o., they say that they are going to further investigate these claims of this report. that the zika virus is linked or can be transmitted sexually. now, until now, it was widely bel

officers say one 15-year-old and one 17-year-old stole a car from the walt sweeney dealership in green township. when police tried to catch the pair - the teens crashed into a utility pole, causing a fire. people living right there on thing play out. 16:28:36 - 16:28:48"my wife saw someone running through our yard and i tried to tell police officer that you know some did run through our yard ... a few minutes later the car started on fire." fire."police caught both teens who tried to run away.a handful of residents lost power for most of the day a supreme court justice dies unexpectedly. now a battle over who should name his successor.the latest on the clash between republicans and democrats. and fixing that fender bender. more rain and snow is on the way. consumer reporter john matarese walks you through the steps to take - if your car ends up looking like this! it is a presidential election year - and presidents day.9 on your side wants to know - who is your pick for the best commander-in-chief of the last century? rank your picks for the top five, on wcpo.com right now. just drag or

17-year-olds stole a car from the walt sweeney dealership in green township. when police tried to catch the pair - the teens crashed into a utility pole, causing a fire-- and knocking out power to at least six homes. 16:28:36 - 16:28:48"my wife saw someone running through our yard and i tried to tell police officer that you know some did run through our yard ... a few minutes later the car started on fire." fire."police caught both teens who tried to run. power was restored by noon. tonight -- an arrest has been made in connection with a two week old murder case out of bond hill. hill.cincinnati police charged william chambers with murder. he's accused of shooting and killing cameron clemmons outisde an apartment building on franklin avenue.police say clemmons was shot five times.. but have not yet said what led up to that deadly scene. when we come back... back...finding a killer.where investigators stand in tracking down a murderer who killed a mom whose daughter plus - a chase ends with a police officer firing his gun. what the department is saying tonight

i will hand it over to sam sweeney. what are you seeing on your end? sam: it is unbelievable how much the weather has changed from this morning to now. rain has pulled away. hopefully the last bands have moved out of the city. few people a trickling off. it has been the same situation all morning. officecoming into the late. some people just chose to stay home. this morning, ice, snow. it was a miserable morning commute. around 6:00, warmer temperatures moved in. at one point, it jumped 19 degrees and less than two hours. melting alle in, the snow and ice. the delays may be great for federal workers and students, it is a punch to the stomach for a lot of the businesses in downtown. this truck i started was started not more than three months ago. i have been dead. i am thinking about going out of business. if the weather does not change soon for me, i do not know how to pay for my bills. sam: it is a struggle for these people who depend on federal workers downtown every day. is, the news snow, ice, moving out of here. that is the latest live from d.c..

for more, i want to bring in paul sweeney. will you look at in tomorrow's report? is really going to look at the cable network business. you mentioned the last quarter they lost a few million subscribers that espn, and that brought down the profitability outlook. they had to reduce their guidance, and that really shook the market. that set off the media meltdown. the media stocks just really haven't recovered. there's this real concern about the cable network business, which has historically been the best business i the media ecosystem, and now it is under threat. is this what they will have to worry about tomorrow, or over a long period? joe: what is your guess? what are you seeing from espn? >> we think it will be a longer we're seeing, we think this'll be a longer-term play. last week, we had the cable company report. they added video subscribers in the fourth quarter. they have some of the best result in eight or nine years. this issue is absolutely a reality, we just think it is a slower term play as more consumers shift their behavior to outside the big bundl

and tonight for the sunday night spotlight, i chat with cedar rapids native ryan sweeney. he signed a minor league deal with the minnesota twins a couple of m mths ago. and it's hard to believe, but spring training is just around the corner. thanks josh. meteorologist chris havely will have another chececof your t chris havely for your final forecast. snow showers will develop tonight as a powerful blast of cold air returns to eastern iowa. bringing in that chillier air will be northwesterl y winds s 25-35+ mph. this will create blowing snow and reduced visibility for travelers. blizzard warnings are in effect for northwestern sections of eastern iowa, while winter weather advisories are in place farther east. beiririro: here's a sneak peek at tight's "afv". we know you're gonna love it.

tom: paul sweeney, thank you so much.on technology will be continued late this afternoon. "number bwest," mark heard of -- "bloomberg west," mark heard of oracle. dan alperttinue with and george goncalves. stay with us. ♪ francine: live pictures from the city of london. publishing a draft agreement on tuesday aimed at satisfying david cameron's demand for changes to the e.u. that will depend on whether he is successful, and whether he he can come back in the u.k.. let's hope it does not get the change because of this referendum. let's get to bloomberg business flash with vonnie quinn. vonnie: some investors are losing patience with david einhorn after the worst performance ever. investors withdrew at least $600 million from the firm, 5% of assets lost. to stay withwing his value strategy. bp is feeling the pain from the lower oil prices. the company says fourth-quarter earnings fell 91%. has driven the profit down. -- taxi drivers protested uber. that is our bloomberg business flash. tom? -- wehe single best chart did thi

reporting live in manassas, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. hundreds of people gathered to remember the fallen officer last night. withormer marine reservist a masters degree in forensic science was sworn in on friday and killed on her first day on the job. services will be held in her honor in her hometown in massachusetts. we will tell you how the victims are being remembered. super tuesday is just one day away. there's a lot of focus here in the commonwealth. donald trump is in radford, virginia right now. campaign rally. been rampings have up attacks, including the front runners refusal to denounce an endorsement from former kkk member david duke. we cannot nominate someone who refuses to condemn white supremacist. s. jummy: translator tweeted he disavowed david duke. trump for notred releasing his tax returns that he and senator rubio have. bernie sanders is hoping to steal back some momentum from hillary clinton. she is also campaigning in the commonwealth today. john gonzalez is at george mason university with details. john: riding the

patrick sweeney had three goals today. that made it still in the first 2-0. quarter, matt johnson with a nice spin move. he scores to give the hawks a 6-0 lead. second quarter, tony busconi feeds mark vitello. he gets a goal. the hawks win 20-3. jason: the red sox begin spring training games on monday. they play northeastern and boston college. a lot of young talent on the sox roster, players that came into their own last season and will likely have starting jobs this year. utility man brock holt expects to continue to see time at multiple positions, while mookie betts should be a fixture in the outfield. >> any baseball player would tell you they would like to have one position to focus on and they know they will be playing. but for me, moving around has become what i do. it has gotten me a job in the big leagues. it has helped me stay. i enjoy it. i enjoyed moving around and playing different positions. i like helping out when and where i can. it is a thrill for me to be able to do that. >> i love playing no matter what. that is the main thing, not taking a

but gary sweeney wanted to do something in his father's memory. so he covered the whole thing with pictures taken by his father... who was a photography enthusiast. "i've actually done a lot of large public art pieces. it's like putting together a jigsaw puzzle, and it was actually really fun to do." the house will be torn some time in march - but visitors have until the end of february to check it out. jeff is back with another check of your forecast. low around 36. south wind around 5 mph. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 68. west wind around 5 mph. friday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 36. west wind around 5 mph. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 63. southwest wind around 5 mph becoming northwest in the morning. saturday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 34. sunday: mostly sunny, with a high near 63. sunday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 35. get more information on the stories you saw here tonight at kolo- tv-dot-com. we'll be back right after world news tonight with david muir. sarah's hair by: kyra meinzer

sam sweeney first brought you this as breaking news. he is live with new details. the police chief here in prince george's county calls this a profoundly sad day. the state's attorney says it's one of the worst days they can imagine. there,yond that car over a two-year-old girl was found shot in her car seat. her mother, a 26-year-old former teacher was also found shot dead on the ground. the 2-year-old was rushed to the hospital, where she later died. dozens of law enforcement officers are combing the area. we don't know why this happened or who police are looking for. sources tell us this was likely a domestic situation. possibly some sort of custody battle. >> the notion that someone would be bold enough to take the life of a child, to take the life of a young woman and think that there would not be consequences is simply unacceptable in prince george's county. >> we will spare no resource in holding that individual accountable. bringing that person to justice. that thisg the signal is absolutely unacceptable in any civilized community that a child should be kil

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don sweeney bring in a couple of players 35-year-old defenseman john michael liles carolina x goals and nine assists this year with the hurricanes also leave stempniak join the bruins from new jersey devils pretty good year 41 point 11 year vet today the real focus is sweeney decided to stand pat and keep erickson in boston.>> the one first rounder was exchanged the deal has to be right for this organization. >> pages come to terms with tom reading the contract extension keep them in new england the 2019 season in his current deal is set to expire after the 2017 year so the new contract extend the term through 2019 b 42 that season the 2019 season will be his 20th and nfl is 20th with the patriots the extension also for the pats flexibility under the salary cap league calendar begins anew in a few weeks the pats will have the freedom to make some moves no quarterback has ever started with in 12 history of the nfl.red sox got a couple of games in this afternoon annual battles with austin college in northeast it both of them seven inning games the first game against bc really featured mor

sweeney also said he had talks with other teams about erickson them here in boston. also the opportunity to pick up will do that. the trade deadline is tomorrow at 3 o'clock. rodriguez in his left knee which he twisted in a field yesterday had an mri this morning and basically, his kneecap popped out of place temporarily. reports say he was walking with a lamp. some swelling but no structural damage. this was shut him down for a few days and go from there. we will stay on it. your sports final coming up in >>> up next, the wells are

sam sweeney explains a local startup matches you with locally owned restaurants.st app to sweep the d.c. area. it's called spotluck. >> we have a full-fledged belief we will change how people dine locally. sam this started in a basement. thomas left a day job to start spotluck with friends in the basement of his bethesda home. it's the opposite of the dreaded uber surge pricing. this app specializes in the discount pricing with the tap of your screen and spin at the wheel, you will save between 10-35% the next time you eat out. >> we fundamentally felt prices in a restaurant tuesday at 2:00 p.m. when it's raining friday at 6:00 p.m. >> you can call it supply and demand for the restaurant industry. fewer the people the bigger discount might be. idea is catching on. '% in people in d.c. use -- 50% of the people in d.c. use it. >> i went to get wings in leesburg and we paid $8. we got 20 wings. awesome. >> businesses are taking note. >> even the influx of the people on a slow rainy tuesday use the app, those people wouldn't here if it wasn't for the app. >> how do yo