story he beat the tree into lgbt and bloody. >> key had a great deal of difficulty to control his temper. oliver: susan eisenhower learned a lot about her grandfather for grandmother. >> he had a number of strategies to manage his temper. one was to keep a diary in he would use that to blow off steam. >> poverty was something he never got over. he knew he would not have an education beyond high school the only way to get a free education was to apply to the naval academy but few people though the first appointment was to the naval academy but he was too old in those days you could not be over 19 to enter annapolis. he had a fallback position. oliver: what type of student was yet west point? >> popular but not terribly successful. he did everything in his power to get himself thrown out. in his junior year he racked up over winter demerits and spent a lot of time marching as a punishment. >> asking to report to the company officer which is the big overcoat that is all they wore. nothing under it. [laughter] he had demerits for dancing to wildly that his partner actually showed her ankle o

. >> elizabeth bradford also told police she was afraid of her son and his temper. armed with a warrant, police searched a storage locker that bradford rented shortly after tina disappeared. inside, they found this set of 19 kitchen knives with small, medium, and large serrated blades. police also found a book on how to kill with your bare hands and a notebook on satanic rituals. tim bradford's mother told police that her son practiced devil worship. also suspicious was tim bradford's behavior during tina's disappearance. an atm security camera captured pictures showing tim bradford withdrawing money from tina mott's bank account after she disappeared. investigators also learned that tim bradford occasionally used drugs. >> we know from statements that tina had supposedly told people she worked with she was afraid of tim because of his drug usage. i'm speculating here, but when he is using drugs that his violent temper is a little more flammable, you know, that he erupts a little bit quicker and has a shorter fuse and that's why she's afraid of him. >> next, police

temper a getting below freezi. the snow will be sticking. between 7:30 to 9:30 a then by later in the aftern hovering right around degrees. a couple of inches metro area nort virginia. just a coating farther north. heavier a farth te south.l be tracking this hour by ho up next weather and traffi at 5:21. >>> up on the beltway, looking pretty good. we down where megan mcgrath is, all the way up to woodbrid a li snowy at this point. beltwa new hampshi rolling along. 66 a little bit slow here headed into oakton. e fine. top of 95 no major problems. southb . beltway at st. barnabas rolling along. mu more on 95 coming up. >>> it's 5:12. yo home might not be as safe as you think for your children. a new study shows parents get g abo the risks in their home. >> rep we're starting to see so consistent snowfall out prince geor county. wet off branch >>> go morning. tracki the snow falling across virgin and eastern west and maryland. bright white bands is where it's coming down harder in far fairfax county across the line in to stretches in to souther

temper hovg below free all day. right now we're in the mid to s respect on. only getting in to the low 30s. maybe a lite sunshine breaking out.l amounts around the region an inch or two in the ime metro area, much lighr farther north. 2 to 3 southern suburbs, 3 to 6 mu farther to the south. coming up next weather and traffi we'll track this hour by hour. meliss are t roads? >>> still have a crash and now a camera on it inner loop of the beltway bet the river road and spur, right shoulder blocke an overturned e that is off of the road. so the response is off to the righ of the roadway. shouldn' be slowing things down much. of cou is good for us here this morning. look at things overall no proble in or out of town. 270 at hundred dollars roa moving along. inbound river at davenport street off to the right side of e a lane blocked for road work. 66 headed in t on the of town completely fine. 95 in virginia also looking quite good. i'm back with live pictures for you at 4:51. >>> at 4:45 now here is a live look at woodbridge, virginia. the snow is starting to fal

>> he is a guy who has a little bit of a temper maybe not a temper but is a little thin skinned. i do not know the question as of yet. hillary clinton is far and away the front runner. followed by a dozen krispy kreme donuts. there is trouble in hillary land. a poll shows that four republicans are within shouting distance of hillary clinton. mike huckabee, rand paul, and scott walker. the question is whether it is better for hillary clinton to have a coronation or is it better for her to have a tough nomination? >> this seems to be to primary question. there's a way to split the difference. no reliable candidates have emerged to take her on so far. but that does not mean she is not on the ground in iowa or new hampshire. that does not mean that she is not participating in public forums. it definitely does not mean the republicans will be dropping a study stream of research on her. if the clinton campaign had their way, they would figure out that it is somewhat a challenge. >> one of the biggest advantages she has is not having a serious challenger. financially, and every other wa

of course, this is all tempered, i'm going to say this a million times. this is tempered by a real worry for my colleagues, for mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed, for all of the other guys who were imprisoned along side us, four others, three students and a businessman, and all those who were convicted in abstentia. if it's right for me to be free, then it's right for all of us. >> peter greste, even in celebration, his thoughts of his two colleagues that he has had to leave behind. mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed are still in cairo prison cell. he's now with his family. they'll be off to celebrate. but it's celebration tempered by the knowledge that he has left two of his close colleagues behind. >> bahaer's wife said that the deportation order that allowed peter to be released excludes baher because he's egyptian. he'll remain behind bars. >> i don't know why he's still in prison. i really don't know. his colleagues are being released. they were declared innocent. if this is deportation but the new law was set up to set foreigners free, to give them an opport

hour b we'll have e temper staying below freezi.h will play a critical role e what is falling and stic will stay there for the rest of the day. even though we'll get sun back later this afternoon. >>> roads and r problems this mornin metro, blue and yellow line delays to largo and mt. vernon square. want to show you a big look at things. 395 inbound, top of the beltway gettg slow all the way over here near kenilworth avenue. we don't typically see this on an average morning. the weather is slowing folks down. taking a look at travel times, 66 east no major problems. 395 twe as long as it should gettg to the 14th street bridge. 95 north not terrible. other g problem, outer loop 20 minutes instef 10. and then 270 southbound germ to the beltway, about five minutes behind. >>> the weather will not affect your commute on vra today. we're told trains are running on a normal scho at if you would service rightnow. same goes for trains on penn and camden lines. brunswk 880 will leave 45 minus late to accommodate workers leaving later this mo

. >> when you have lumps, it's out of temper.u warm it up and manipulate the temperature until it's glossy. >> how do you start with this mixture? >> you have to start -- the chocolate you have to start with is something pure chocolate. can't have any weird additives like chocolate chips aren't supposed to make when you make chocolate chip cookies so they wouldn't be the thing ud awant oo you'd want to use. -- thing you'd want to use. you can buy it at grocery stores or fancy stores like really dark chocolate, you get her 80% chocolate. >> what do we do next? >> once you temper the chocolate, you're going to pour it out gently. this is the fun part for kids because if you wanted to, you can let them put their fingers in and make chocolate hand prints all over your house. >> my 4-year-old height go crazy with that and ruin the kitchen. >> all you need to do is smooth it out and then you sprinkle on whatever you think your wife and kids would like. so we have pop rocks and sprinkles. >> we have a little less than a minute. mollie,

for yourl have dry road temper in e teens for the morning commute. we'll hav roads for the afternn commute, too. just increasing clouds temperat though getting above freezing. so a nice break from these frigid temperatures t last couple days. sh be making it up to near 40 by midafternoon. melissa, what's going on? >>> some road work 270 south at buckeystn pike you can see we have a l slowdown there. 66 and 95 no problems this to or out of up to. beltway at colesville that is moving along quite nicely. we brought you this live yestery morning. it is still shut down in damascus 124 at moyer road. you'll have to take 27 to get in or out of town. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this. more than 100 planes from a major airline complai take off and that means that some of you won't be taking off either today. right now we have six flights at reagan national canceled and eight at bwi. this after southwest took 128 planes out of service that missed inspections. just checked, numbers in total, 90 flights across the nation so f

and i'm going to say this a million times this is tempered by a real worry for my colleagues, mohamed fahmy baher mohammed. >> he is a free man and at home. on thursday at a more formal press conference surrounded by his family, he talked about how his family's support and knowledge of the global campaign to free him and his colleagues helped get him through. >> you always have the dark days. i often closed my eyes and let my mind drift to where it wand to go and almost in variably, it went to the beach and to the coast of the sea in some form. we andrew mike and my sisters in law we all went sailing in 2013 on sundays and i always went back to those days on the boat. >> in cairo, it was fellow prisoners to helped. >> i want to pay credit to my colleagues. we would support one another very very directly. we knew that people would have their ups and -- excuse me, their up days and down days and we are very careful at helping one another out, listening to one another talking to one another, supporting one another and giving space when we needed it. we've all grown very close as a result

we're looking at plenty of sunshi despite the cold temper. partly to mostly sunny skies, so that's always nice. mainly cle skies across the area.e impact forecast for your friday t weather having a low impact on your day. maybe some isolated slk spots the morning. but it is cold. 15 to 20 degrees below normal. some slick stops at the bus stop becaus the cold temper. tomorrow for the kids indoors. friday night dinner plans, teens and 20s. but like i said at least it wille dry. on saturday, plenty of sunshine. a high temperature of 31 degree most of the day is dry on sund. getting into the evening and overnit hours, we could start to see a wintry mix moving into the area. a high temperature of 39 on sunday.d then the chance of that wint mix early on monday. and then another storm system may impact the area tuesday on into wednesday. >> all right, thanks amelia. >>> many of you were waking up to ts sight this morning. anothed of sw out there. david culver tweeted this video of the snow-covered state house in richmond. most of virginia is blanket

but of course this is all tempered i'm going to say this a million times. this is tempered by a real worry for my colleagues, for mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed for all the other guys who were in prison with us. three students, businessmen and all those convicted in abstentia. if it's right for me to be free, then it's right for all of us. >> peter greste even in celebration his thoughts are from his two colleagues he has had to leave behind. mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed are still in a cairo prison cell. he's now with his family. they're off to celebrate. it's celebration tempered with the knowledge that they're leaving two of his close colleagues behind. >> u.s. veteran soldiers have a fight on their hands after being deported to mexico. >> pharmaceuticals, bombing food everything. >> and we'll find out who has been taking a train to brussels to try to stop a massive trans-atlantic trade deal. >>> and the sport where the fans have passion but does equatorial guinea have what it takes to win? we'll have more in sport a little bit later. >> the biggest defen

but, of course, this is all tempered and i will say it a million times it's tempered by a real worry for my clerks, no mohamed familiar me, bahar mohamed. if it's fight rite for me to be free it's right to all of us. >> reporter: peter left the airport for his first night in australia well over a year, a freeman and home. on thursday at a more formal press conference and surrounded by his family, peter talked about how their support and knowledge of the global campaign to free him and his colleagues, helped get him through. >> you always have your dark days and i often closed my eyes and let my mind drift to where it wanted to go. almost invariably, it went to the beach. to the coast, to the sea in some form. we me, andrew, mike and my sisters we all went sailing on sundays in 2013, and i always went back to those days. on the boat. >> reporter: in cairo, it was also fellow prisoners who helped. >> and i all want to pay credit to my colleagues in there. we would support one another very very directly. we knew that people had their ups stuff -- excuse me, their updates and down days a

. >>> out of control, tempers flare as over six feet of snow piles up on roads and roofs. there's nowhere to put it and there's more snow on the way. >>> caught on camera, a wild chase through southern california, an armed suspect on the run, crashing, carjacking, and a woman's split-second decision at the point of a gun. >>> and chronic fatigue syndrome. misunderstood and often underdiagnosed especially among women. doctors say it's very real, and they're laying out the symptoms to look for. >>> "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. i'm lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. >>> anxious months and months of hope and worry has turned to unimaginable grief today for the family and friends of 26-year-old hostage kayla mueller. they received the confirmation they had been dreading that kayla is, in fact, dead. her isis captors first reported her death last week, claiming she died in a jordanian air raid but offered no proof at the time leaving her family back

he was known for having a very big temper. so he was part of a sick subculture and that's where he's used how to use weapons. he had the identity of a muslim and his radical believes before he was thrown out but then sought another identity. if he was part of the gang he probably would not have made this attack but then again, he wouldn't have made the attack if he hadn't been taught to use violence and dehumanize people in the gang. i don't think if you look at his profile, he wasn't a strong iedologist. he didn't do this because he wanted to turn society around because he wanted to change the danish society. he did this because of an enormous anger towards the danish society and a feeling of being an outsider. >> aydin, thank you. >>> the prosecution rests in the american sniper trial with the man accused of murdering chris kyle said he was caught after a police chase. >>> also later, winter hasn't just been snowy and cold but deadly and expensive. what the city of boston has spent on snow removal alone. it's going to surpri

there are natural frailties of temper in both of us. both being quick and irascible and mine being sometimes harsh. but she has always been a faithful and affectionate wife and a careful, tender, indulgent and watchful mother. i have found in this conviction a full conviction that my lot in marriage has been highly favored. and i think that's why they did stay married for 50 years and have a great relationship, because in the end they were a perfect partnership and they played off each other. for all their temperments and faults they both realized they made the right decision in choosing their life partner. thank you. >> thank you so much steve, sara and neal. sara and steve, do you want top join us up on the podium here? if anyone has any questions for any of the speakers. we have a couple of microphones that can be brought around to the audience. >> i have a question for sara martin. >> yes, sir. >> are there any surviving letters of abigail's before she married john, such as you can say how her writing style developed and what the in

. >> tempered as our two colleagues mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed remain incarcerated in egypt. >> in our next half hour a closer look of the complexity of freedom of expression and freedom of the press. he press. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm antonio mora. >> and i'm stephanie sy. coming up, we'll have extended coverage of egypt's release of our colleague, peter greste. >> and we'll have an in depth look at press freedom around the world. where journalists are facing death sentences just for doing their job. >> the release of peter greste, he was imprisoned, for 400 days. tonight, greste is in cypress but his colleagues baher mohamed and mohamed fahmy are still in prison. >> greste is speaking out about his ordeal. >> i can't tell you how grateful i am, we were settling in for a period of months, to be out today with just a few minutes' notice really is just extraordinary. what is very clear is this is a massive step forward. i think for egypt too it's been a really big step forward. i think everyone has acknowledged that this is an important moment. i just hope that

but of course this is all tempered i'm going to say this a million times. this is tempered by a real worry for my colleagues, for mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed, for all of the other guys who were imprisoned along side us, the three students and businessman and all those convicted in abstentia. if it is right for me to be free then it's right for all of us. this has generated enormous amounts of good will all across australia, all around the world i think egypt now has the opportunity to show that justice doesn't depend on your nationality. if it's right for me to be free, it's right for everyone else who was imprisoned in our case to be free. it's right for all those convicted to be free of those convictions. >> well, baher mohammed's wife said that the deportation that allows peter greste to be released excludes her husband because he is egyptian. she said he'll remain hyped bars because of his nationality. >> i don't know why he is still in prison, i really don't know. his colleagues have been released. they were declareed innocent, given deportation. but

[applause] and so today, tempered by adversity, seasoned by experience, mindful of the world as it is -- yet confident it can be made better -- i have come home to kansas with a grateful heart to declare that i am a candidate for the presidency of the united states. [applause] ♪ thank you. [chanting] the view many americans see this morning is a sobering one. we are troubled about the direction our country is taking. our values are under constant assault from our public and cultural institutions. we feel threatened by the random incidents of violent crime. too many of our schools, which were once passports to opportunity, have become demoralizing places. welfare has become a misery subsidy fostering illegitimacy and generations of dependency. and yet the deficit keeps growing, taxes keep increasing and the government keeps demanding more and more authority over our lives. none of this should come as a surprise. for much of this century power and wealth alike have flowed from grassroots americans to a federal government which exploded to meet the twin crises of economic depression and

. >> duane harper's explosive temper is what landed him in this jail within a jail in 2002. >> i fightetimes. but i argue with the guards that i'm not violent. >> having been incarcerated most of his life, harper admits, he still misses life on the outside. >> i've done a lot of time. i've been doing time on and off since i was 12 years old. the only person that ever cared anything about me is my mother, you know. and i miss just being able to get up in the morning and see her face, her cook breakfast, you know. i miss nature too, because i'm a nature person. you know, i miss, you know, trees, the sky, just being free, being able to walk through the mall and look at people, being able to look at things, the small things, you know. >> come back out here, now! >> not long after harper's interview, the use of force team had to subdue him. >> he was threatening us with throwing feces, spitting at us through the door. >> you going to talk to me, you hear me? you no good mother [ bleep ]. >> duane harper is a person that sometimes don't think before he reacts. >> i told you now. >> harper's

can change in just a moment. >> and tempers did flare while msnbc's cameras were in the yard. >> wellad two northern mexicans jump on another northern mexican. it all stemmed over a disrespect issue. yesterday they beat him up over here in front of the yard shack. the guy that beat him up was the victim's age. this guy was in his 60s. apparently the northern mexicans felt he wasn't -- business wasn't handled properly, so therefore today they sent over guys about a third his age. the guys that beat him up today are probably early 20s, late teens. what you saw here today was actually a battery. they were stomping his head. you can see he was pretty messed up. lately the northern mexicans have been acting up, more so than any race on this yard. beating up their own over respect issues. prison's about a lot of respect. when you are disrespected, situations like this take place. >> as long as you have street gangs, you will always have prison gangs. these guys aspire to do that. most individuals in a free society would aspire to be doctors and lawyers. these guys don't think past tomorrow.

had a temper as well.nce he took his aggression out on so many people in that particular neighborhood why then did he target this one particular family. loved ones showing up friday afternoon at the apartment complex where the shooting took place. they examined a car belonging to one of the victims and picked up flowers left beside it. she heard the shots and called 911 and is still trying to come to terms with what happened. >> i just keep hearing thaer inging their screams in my head. i heard them alive and then i heard them struggling and then i heard them dead. it's really emotional. yeah. >> i'm so sorry. i just feel bad for the family. >> reporter: the victim's honda accord parked in the same spot since tuesday's shooting. the apartment and the cars assigned to it still at is center of the investigation. craig hicks shot and killed deah barakat, his wife yusor and her sister, razan. the shooting is shown to be an ongoing dispute over parking. neighbors say hicks had a temper especially who was parkin

temper have been on the mild side today. mild relative to where we've been.he ave high now up to 50 degree so 41 not bad even though we're well bee love average. we'll drop below or at freey 11:00 in the distri sets the stage for the storm. m team 4 rada all clear in th to the south. already reports ever 6 inches in parts of northern alabama and this whole system will move our way. the carolinas, southern virgin this storm. for us not a huge snow maker. it's going to impact our morning rush. rememby from this foreca know that tomorrow morning' rush hour will be a big problem and snow on the roads. winter snow advisory in effect fr baltimore down the i-95 corrid back to west around port of page county and fauq county. down to the south, a winter storm warning. that's been upgraded as a chance for heo e there. t skycast 4. we'll take you through the day tomorr. 3:00 a.m., the clouds comi in here. the snow starting off into the dist just down into the south a portions of virginia. by 4:00 here comes the snow in arou the d.c. metro area. starts snowing heavily an

tempers flared though late in the game. festus ezeli gets into it with tyler hansboro. gets his hand in his face. at last check, the league hasn't said anything about it. but they likely will. for now, the warriors are back to feeling good. blowing out the raptors on the road. 113 - 89. the giants are enjoying a nice spring in scottsdale. brian sabean is on hand, soaking up the sun. hunter pence is stretching out his socks. and buster posey is. well. he's buster posey. the only thing that disrupted the calm out of giants camp was bruce bochy's health scare. he talked about the emergency heart procedure he had with our own gary radnich. >>gary: when your whole reputation is about being the big guy a kind of makes you think twice about your humanity right? >> i worked out by swim. let's check this thing now bit better here. we all get humbled. thank goodness for modern medicine. >> dan: a's starter a-j griffin is coming off of tommy john surgery. to make room for outfielder alex hassan who was claimed off waiver, griffin was moved to the 60-day d-l. hassan has been an up

you can tell he has got a little bit of a temper exactly but they can be thin-skinned. the question is when he can keep it in check. hillary clinton is far and away the front runner. followed by a dozen krispy kreme donuts. there is trouble in hillary land. the republicans within shouting distance should tie with them. scott walker and rand paul those are important swing states. the question is a looming temperature -- a looming question. is it better to have a coronation or is it better for her to have a tough nomination fight to toughen her up? >> it seems to be the question. there is a way you can split the difference. no viable candidates have emerged to take her on so far but that does not mean she is not on the ground in iowa or new hampshire. that does not mean that she is not participating in public forums. if the campaign had their way they would figure out a way somewhat of a challenge. >> one of the biggest advantages , financially and every other way. her merging relatively unscathed. she should go out and fight for the nomination even if there is a bunch of

. >> i want to thank richard the music temper at cob eliminators for a performance of his students two weeks ago and have one announcement i've received inquires from students concerned about sex all harassment major event one million rising from 11:30 to one i want to notify any colleagues to take a stand against domestic violence against women seen we'll move to item t report ever february closed session action the board by a vote of 6 i's approved one administrator in the matter of san francisco unified school district for the case the board by a vote of gives the authority to pay up to the stipulated amount case no. the board by a vote of 6 i's one absent to pay up to the stipulated amount the board by a vote of i's voted for the "x" pulltion of one student one item posted in the agenda is the quarterly report on uniforms completely complete and january 15th one complaint meeting adjourned week. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the san francisco. the reporter: has many opportunities to get out and placing play a 4 thousand acres of play rec and park has a place win the high sincerely the place to remo

. >> and that rapid-boil temper led to walker's latest conviction for grand larceny.he placed an ad on craigslist to sell a playstation and then met with a potential buyer. >> the guy looks at it and he's, like, i don't want it. that's going to piss me off. what do you mean? i've been waiting two hours and you don't want it ? where the [ bleep ] is the money. my friend, my friend, no, you're not my friend. i want your money. >> walker admits stealing cash and cell phones from the man. she pled guilty and served six months of a ten-year sentence before being released on probation. walker violated by leaving the state and now awaits a court hearing which could result in her first prison sentence. i have nine and a half years over my head. >> what scares you the most about prison? >> that my mind may deteriorate. i might become more bitter and resentful and i might end up just saying [ bleep ] it . >> walker said she's developed plenty of bitterness and resentment locked away in her administrative segregation cell. ♪ >> you've got me locked up in my cell 24/7, anyone wou

there's no doubt that his excitement is tempered and restrained and will be until they're free. so we won't give up until they're out of there. >> reporter: the fight of international journalists behind bars has highlighted concerns about human rights in egypt. about 21 other journalists are in jail as well as thousands of political dissidents and activists, as the authorities pursue a harsh crackdown on what they call terrorists. >> in the past three hours, we have heard that a court has confirmed death sentences against 183 men convicted of killing 13 police officers in a town near cairo 18 months ago. these killings happened in kerdassa, a town known for its sympathies for the muslim brotherhood, during the upheaval that followed the army's ouster of mohamed morsi. remember, he was the islamist president. in december, the courts had issued its preliminary verdict after a mass trial of the defendants. we can take you over to akram who joins me from cairo. can we start with the release of peter greste? delight, the world over about this, but still huge concern about the fact th

tempers ran a little high.hat's all. >> after all, just another day in british politics. >> of course, i regret the incident. who would want to be in that? but why should we be subjected to that kind of protest? i think that's wrong. >> don't think the fun and games is just for the british. during the 2003 total recall election in california, one protester takes arnie's name a little too seriously and schwarzeneggs him on the shoulder. >> well, this is an effort to make somebody look foolish and politicians sometimes don't need any extra help, but that is the purpose. when an egg splatters on somebody's coat, it's great video. >> as if nothing happened, schwarzenegger peels off his jacket, continues to glad-hand with the crowd and goes on to give his speech as planned. >> i think it's all in the reaction. you learn a lot about the politician. schwarzenegger had a great line later. >> this guy owes me bacon now. i mean, there's no two ways about it. because i mean you just can't have eggs without bacon. but this

she says routh could be quick tempered and erratic.eeks before the murder, routh held his girlfriend at knifepoint in the apartment. a funk before she said, "i asked if he was hearing things, he said yes. when i tried to speak with him, he would cover my mouth." that was the last night routh would spend with the girlfriend he'll just asked to marry him. not long after he'd be seen happen cuffed in the back of a police car. cnn, steubenville, texas. >>> next here on "cnn newsroom," the eastern u.s. is going through a brutal cold santa ananap with plunging temperatures and subbe zero windchills in the forecast. pedram javaheri has details after the break. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance

temper ch scorin check. a sweep? nah. take long for things to get chippy. s go to the first period.t's tom wilson driving chris kunitz into the boards. it gets crazy. both teams just going at it. takes a while to separate them. it's an absolute me clearly no love loss between these guys. traili 2-0. to job carlson. lights the lamp and gets the caps on the board. let's jump ahead to the third period. 4-2 off the faceoff. collec goal number 39 on the year. caps are down by one. couple minutes left. caps pull th goalie. one of their better chances. shot save he had 21 saves. the caps lose it 4 3. >>> the wizards, they need help. two wins in february. and the last thi they needed tonight was a sold out arena fill beca a homecoming. kevin garnet in his first came since 2007. early on looked like the wiz would spoil it for him. wiz had a lead of 15 at one poin back ce the wolves. jumper it's good. he can still hit that shot. things go south. throug of the gamet there. wizards outscored 32-18 in that quarte andrew wiggins running three. he had 19 tonight. bad, bad, bad loss for the wiz. >>

tempered by expectations of what might happen in the months ahead. >>> on"america tonight", the 50th anniversary of "the sound of music." meet the family that inspired the hit film. >> the movie, obviously thrust your family into the limelight. what parallels between the movie and your family are real? >> the main theme of the film is accurate. and pick out a few inaccuracies and correct them >>> this old hospital building was home to 8-year-old relisha. >> her kidnapping shed light. >> we failed in our responsibilities to this child. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. here in the nation's capital city we connect most often with power, and the powerful. we are reminded of our vulnerable citizens, the ones our leaders are supposed to protect, children. homeless children. it's been a year since that video was recorded. the last view of relisha rudd, a homeless child walking away with a man she thought was a friend. the mystery of her disappearance and the back story is a sharp indictment of this power city. lori jane gliha has been investigating the last steps before relisha rud

tempers are flaring. >> is really dangerous and i'm skeptical about driving on the street. >> they should look in the front. i cannot even move the car because it is up to the bumper. if i move, i may damage my car. >> you park your car on the street and it is stuck. this is purely due to the water main. they should have done something about this by now. reporter: check it out -- this is one of the cars and vehicles stuck here. this is not water, this is solid ice. there are about a dozen vehicles stuck like this. it is very difficult for folks to navigate the street. they have called into d.c. water but they have not returned our calls. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: a tough situation there. another water main break called used headaches in college park, the water flooding the streets, forcing a big section of the roadway to be closed. stay connected with abc 7 for weather updates through the weekend. follow us on facebook and twitter and that wjla.com. and download the free app. leon: breaking news from southeast washington where the police have arrested a teenager in connection wit

with my family, with you guys of course this is tempered bay real worry for my colleagues, mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed and all the other guys imprisoned along side us, three students and a businessman, and all those who were convicted in abstentia. if it's right for me to be free, then it's right for all of us. this has generated an enormous amount of good will across australia and around the world and i think egypt now has an opportunity to show just does not depend on nationality. if it's right for me to be free, it's right for everyone else who was imprisoned in our case to be free and all those who have withinbeen convicted to be freed of those convictions. >> meanwhile many have been sentenced to life in prison. they were convicted of taking part of clashes between protesters and security forces. >>> four people have been killed and nine abducted in a rebel attack on a libyan oil field. the raid took place at the remote oil field south of the coastal city of sirte. there has not been claim of responsibility. >>> troops that have launched the biggest offensive against boko haram in

. >> this guy loves these stakes they have a nice temperment. he's got it. this is like show and tell. once he gets the snake, he gives an explanation of what he likes to eat. >> frogs and lizards. >> then out in the wild and releases it. >> look at this beauty. they have gone the wrong way. >> what do you think bothers him more the snake or mosquitos. >> man, they're everywhere. give me a snake any day. >>> a thief makes off with a moving van. wait here comes the moving truck driver. my goodness. why the get away wasn't so smooth. and, they are the last man and woman on earth. >> you and i have -- >> yeah. >> they realize they have to repop late the earth. see how things get awkward before getting started. >> oh! bubusysy w wee >>> right this minute is brought to you by -- i'i'veve g gotot a a p pilile e ofof w work... presenentatatitionon t tomomororrorow.w..... dailily y woworkrkouout.t..... inin-l-lawaws s onon s sunundaday.y..... mamakeke t timime e evevererydydayay f foror b berocca. itit s supuppoportrts s mementntalal s sharpness and physical energy.

and in copenhagen grief and anger are tempered by tolerance. >> we have to not to be mad at every muslim because that's very important. >> reporter: and, lester, those two alleged accomplices appeared in court today charged with helping the gunmen hide the weapon after the attacks. officials here will be investigating whether the gunmen had links to jihadi groups. and with reports of pledged allegiance to isis before the attack. lester. >> keir simmons in copenhagen. thanks. >>> trial resumed for the man accused of killing american sniper chris kyle. the jury has listened to witnesses describe the confession from the stand. today they heard it in his own words. here's jacob rascon in stephenville, texas. >> reporter: for several minutes eddie ray routh doesn't move. the jury hears the nearly hour-long recording the media ordered not to broadcast to media. when the question begins routh doesn't answer directly. rambling about flying pigs and people feeding on his soul. but then he confesses he shot chris kyle first saying "i knew if i did not take out his soul, he was coming to take mine

. >> my family, but, of course this is tempered and i'll say i'm as tempted by a real worry for my colleagues. if it's right for me to be free it's right for all of us. >> peter had his first night in australia in well over a year a free man. thursday surrounded by his family peter talked about support and knowledge to free him and his colleagues to get him through. >> almost invariably my mind would go to the beach, to the coast, to the sea in some form. me and andrew mike and my sisters we all went sailing in the whitsundays in 2013, and i always went back to those days. >> in cairo, it was fellow prisoners who helped. i want to pay credit to my colleagues. we knew people had up days and down days and we were very careful listening to one another, talking to one another, at the same time giving space when he needed it. we have all grown close as a result of this process, as a result of this experience. >> reporter: the same deportation law that saw peter freed is an option for mohamed fadel fahmy. who renounced his egyptian citizenship as part of an effort to have him deported for canada. t

>> eventually, tempers cool and no charges are filed. away, jimmy justice heads off to his next mission. he spots an officer ticketing an suv illegally parked in a bus stop. when the officer is followed to the next violation, she lets jimmy justice know he's in a no-standing zone. >> ow! what are you hitting me for? >> move away -- >> why are you hitting me? you have no permission to touch me. you just broke the law. you broke the law. you assaulted me. >> as quickly as she arrives, the parking enforcement officer moves on. again, no charges are filed. it's all just a typical day on the streets for a video vigilante. >> i've been assaulted, i've been spit at, i've been pushed and i've had cameras broken. i've been threatened with arrest. i've been threatened with bodily harm. the only way that i'm going to stop is when police officers and other city officials stop breaking the law. >> for anyone looking to follow in his footsteps, jimmy justice says he has some rules. >> never, ever interfere with the police while they're doing their job

i was very quick tempered, i should say.ecause of that, it's cost me a lot of time in prison, be here a lot longer when i should have gone home in '97. but now since i've been married, 2001, i've been sort of, i can say, disciplinary-free. >> could you ask the sergeant, could i bring my face cream in there? i don't think that can catch on fire. i wash my face. it's going to be dry. >> i'll ask her. but anything that contains alcohol it specifies in the rules -- >> everything just about has alcohol in it. >> and are these just regular playing cards? >> yeah. >> they can't go in either. >> okay. that's perfume. >> i know. >> we got married at salinas valley state prison. robert had some money on his books. he paid for our rings. it was cold. it was in december. and i like fur and mink and diamonds and stuff. so he described what he wanted me to wear. and i went to the mall, and i seen a pretty dress. he bought my wedding dress. and it was like a real ceremony, as if we was in a church, but even though we were in a corner in th

process carefully and with caution and three people have bright futures tempered with expectations of what might happen in the months ahead, i'm in brandon, florida. >>> more news on our website, al jazeera.com. next. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. the clock is ticking down to the hour when the department of homeland security runs out of money. tens of thousands of federal employees working in a wide range of security agencies will either by forced to work without pay or told not to work at all. an all-republican showdown is pushing the agency to the brink, with the help of a shove from the democrats, who don't seem particularly interested in helping the g.o.p. walk back from the ledge they climbed out of. we'll help you dissect the policy, politics and brinksmanship and running a department with no aprop reeted money. it's "inside story". >>> it all seems like such a long time ago. the president announced he was going to allow certain undocumented immigrants to head to the back of the line for deportation using give authority. the republicans said basically that you can't do that, but to