terry jo accepted. >> terry jo howard let the detectives in the house and they washed the dog.that time, they were able to pull dog hairs onto clean white towels and used them to compare the dog hairs from cindy pugh's body. >> scientists discovered that the hair from terry jo's pug was microscopically similar to the pug hairs found on two of the victims. a background check on james randall revealed some startling information. in violation of his parole, randall fled the state of massachusetts after serving six years in prison for twice raping his first wife. >> james randall has been identified as a sexual sadist. that is a person who has to inflict pain on his sexual partner in order to obtain sexual gratification for himself. >> terry jo howard described randall the same way. >> he got really mad at me. i sat down in the chair and he was yelling at me, and he came over and he picked me up by my throat and pinned me up against the wall. that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up on the bed and he was on top of me having intercourse with what i believe he thought was

then the car behind terry rams him and sends terry's car rolling. >> oh, my god!terry's car bursts into flames. >> the thing that was not normal for a crash was how quickly the car caught on fire. usually a fire will start in the front of the car or rear of the car and kind of spread. when he went upside down the car burst into flames all over the car. >> the next minute is terrifying. >> there's a lot of screaming, people yelling. >> everyone please stay back. >> people start rushing down towards the fence to see or get close. >> you cannot be of any assistance to us. >> at any moment the car could explode. safety personnel rush to the track to try to douse the flames. >> we'll take care the drivers the best we can. >> the safety crew gets to the car as quick as they can and try to get the fire under control. >> driver terry muskrat struggles to free himself from the wreckage. >> terry muskrat's car gets engulfed in the flame. he's trying to get out of the car. can't seem to get himself out. it was scary, very scary. >> the fire is proving too hot for safety offi

fortunately for terry, we do have a lot of weapons against this type of cancer. >> announcer: terry'suded chemotherapy and radiation. however, if he doesn't respond to these conventional treatments, dr. panicker says that terry could be a candidate for a stem-cell transplant. >> we collect the patient's stem cells. then we give the patient high doses of chemotherapy, which eradicates the blood malignancy and all the existing stem cells. after this therapy, the stem cells from the patient that were previously collected are infused back. the idea is that the normal or good cells will return, whereas the malignancy will not return. >> you ready? >> come on with it. >> when i get off work, i get my treatment. and by monday i was back at work and i was feeling good about things again. >> love you. >> announcer: terry has been going through chemotherapy treatments every couple of weeks for three months. >> last chemo. >> last chemo. >> announcer: now he's back at cancer treatment centers of america and sits down with dr. payne, his radiation oncologist to view the results of his latest scan

terry has done a fabulous job attracting people. it's a very, very clean operation. the murals are, of course the big magnet and the lines, cassandra is not in any way distracting from the fact there are a lot of people. how this can be managed, just like the tower of pisa, sent just about a kiosk in a parking lot. it's really a management problem. there is no question in my mind if there is to be a kiosk, the disruption it will cause on eastside is very impact. we see people -- those of white us who park up there, you see such confusion now. there is no signage to help people know where to park, where to be and where to work and i know public works is going to address it, but i implore you to take the time to really think this through, and this is not a negative influence at all on cassandra or the department. i think there should be traffic studies and i could go on, but you all know and apply your wisdom, because this is unique. in my mind it's unprecedented. there has never, ever been something like this and i think the ticket lines will be substantial. i think t

terry?some girls look good in yoga pants if you are into that. >> some guys do. >> what are you talking about? >> make it illegal? illegal? you are making yoga pants illegal? i'm sure you are for that. >> actually the proposed bill would not ban yoga pants. >> are you a downer. >> this guy dash cash first it is always nice to see someone wanting a bigger government. he wouldn't arrest somebody for wearing provocative clothing. he said i don't have a crystal ball. if he wears yoga pants we it. >> part of what -- listen to this motto. the law would make it illegal to wear clothing that exposes the person's general tills or air areola or nipple. a guy could not expose his nipple. >> it is anti-nipple. joanne basically when people wear yoga pants you can see everything. they are not yoga pants. they are ogle pants. >> or oogle pants. it is not with signs or jail time. it is social media. >> i love taking pictures of people when they are not looking and say look at this. my question is are you go

when we had the contract with terry come before us, it was the community that came to us and said that they wanted a better solution than a temporary food cart. the introduction of serving food up there is not new at all. it's been there for at least 20 years. so the idea was to try and improve on the situation and through many meetings and i want to thank cassandra, because i probably create ed more problems than i solved in this matter to let the community weigh in on the best solution. the preponderant number of comments that we got and people that we talked to wanted to see ticketing and limited foodservice away from the tower itself. and so we looked -- we didn't look, but it was proposed to us, east and west. i appreciate all of the neighbors showing up. i think that is very informative for us to come to conclusion, but the genesis of the debate before us, it would have been easy to approve the temporary food cart and see it hauled in and out and the related problems connected to it, but at the request of the community we didn't do that. so with that, commissioner levitan. >> whe

terry mcsweeney in phoenix. first, maryann favro in san jose. if you are hosting a super bowl party. if you are looking for hot swings. can you get them? >> absolutely. don't wait too long. here at the wing stop. they're expecting dozens to place an order for hot wings. getting what you want to eat on super bowl sunday is about placing your order early. >> at this wing stop in san jose. employees are gearing up for the busiest day of the year. super bowl sunday. the day when the orders are exponentially larger than usual. >> we have different orders. we have, 100 family pack. we have 200. 500. 600. >> they have received dozens of prepaid orders. to prepare the manager says all 16 employees will report to work. >> these are little dough pans. >> new york's pizza, is gearing up for a big day. they plan to make 150 pizzas tomorrow. >> a lot of boxes. everything is back stocked. all the toppings. all, we have extra cheese. extra everything. totally prepared for the madness. >> he says the better the gridiron match up. the more pizzas people order. b

you look great, terry. thanks for closing us.about closing the pits but we have to talk about oil. i would expect all the volatility in oil, and it is dramatic. i haven't seen -- last drama we saw was right before the great recession. is it helping the cme, all this volatility, all these trades? >> well volatility, david, as you know, we talked about this over the years is a component of the trade. it is not the entire trade. there are many other fundamental factors go into moving a market but volatility is definitely one that will increase the trade in and of itself. we saw oil, david -- david: is that good or bad for the cme? >> obviously the volatility is good and it creates more trade. then 8 0% of the trade falls to bottom line of our revenues. so that is a better thing obviously. cheryl: talk about the savings you receive due to closing most of the pits, save for the s&p obviously. 10 million in annualized savings here. so what do you plan to do with that money? you obviously are in a big transition period now with the busi

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he asks terry to get behind the wheel of the lady hustler, and she agreed.t's april 9th, 2000, at the florida spring fling in east lake in st. cloud. >> it was an opportunity for everybody to get the bugs worked out. we were a new tame as far as terry driving and the first time driving the lady huser will. >> it was nerve wracking. but he said he wanted us to stay in the back and let everybody go so i could get comfortable with handling the boat. >> the race begins, and a scene from the camera mounted on the front of the boat, things are going smoothly for team lady hustler. so smooth that clay encourages terry to pass a couple of boats ahead of them. >> you get the plan where you're going to stay back and be conservative, and he's like, okay, let's take them. >> jump over. >> i either wanted to go in between the two of them and handle the two wakes or i wanted to go on the outside of them. and he said no, go on the inside. so i did. and i listened to what he said. >> take it a turn, turn. >> all right. >> and when clay gets excited about something, he repea

terry was out of the vehicle.ire. >> the mayhem begins hours earlier after rosland robs a drugstore for valium. the sheriff quickly learns of the incident. >> he showed them an attache case and told them he had a bomb inside of it and if he didn't get the valium, he would detonate. the pharmacist did the right thing. he gave him the valium. >> minutes later, local police are on the suspect's tail and soon he's cornered in downtown butte. >> tried to get him to move out of the residential and business area in the event he did detonate and he shut down in one of the busiest thoroughfares in butte. >> cameraman tom wreggett covers the standoff. >> they had the car stopped in the middle of the intersection. it was a couple fire trucks sitting kind of blocking the street, police cars, an ambulance sitting down the block a little bit, and they were just talking to the guy through the window. >> rosland tells police his car is rigged to blow sky-high and they believe him. the suspect has threatened to blow himself up bef

>> terry moran in denmark tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and from denmark now, to libya. that new and savage act by isis. video that appears to show a mass execution of christians on a beach off the mediterranean. we're not going to show you that video, but it does raise new concern tonight. is isis expanding their reach? abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the map tonight, showing how quickly that reach is growing. >> reporter: the isis propaganda video sent its message of religious hatred with an ugly glee. 21 christian construction workers from egypt, marched single file in orange jumpsuits in broad daylight on a beach in libya, and then beheaded. the leader well-spoke in english, without a british accent. >> and we will conquer rome, by allah's permission. >> reporter: the barbaric act got the immediate attention of the vet can today, and pope francis. >> they were murdered just for being christians. >> reporter: and it also got the attention of the egyptian air force, whose jet fighters attacked isis targets in neighboring the new isis video under

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live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney. >> thank you, the terry. so far, 15 confirmed cases of the measles here in bay area and this is breakdown. alameda county the most with six cases. three cases in san mateo, and santa clara and marin have two, and solano and contra kosta have one each. >>> here he comes president obama arriving at sfo tomorrow but unlike the previous visits he has a game plan. air force one is scheduled to land at 5:30 tomorrow and expect the usual motorcade traffic on the 101 at sfo and they are expecting congestion and roadblocks near the stanford campus friday. so for the first time in 40 years, a sitting president will visit stanford. he is hosting a summit on cyber security, and he leaves town friday morning. >>> can you believe it three winning tickets on the huge powerball lottery. that means half a billion bucks split three ways. the lucky tickets were sold in texas, puerto rico and north carolina. here are the winning numbers and hopefully you got some of them or the friends in the states, the powerball number is 19.

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. watching this closely. take a look at the scene in the bay area. wet road. crews working hard to clear out trees and restore powers to thousand. we have live team coverage. nbc bay area's christie smith live in san francisco. first check in with rob myeayeda. >> cloud ahead of the storm system. arriving sunday morning. pack a punch. fueled by subtropical air to the south. a strong jet stream. firing into northern california. what's pretty interesting. how the jet stream is aligned. and meantime. ground levels. during the day. wind out of the south. southeast. take thunderstorms. enhance them. get them to rotate. as they do that. phone shall for severe weather. wind gusts. potential highlighting slight chance of tornadoes during the day tomorrow. just a sampler. wild weather in the bay area across the central valley. sacramento. tomorrow morning. strong wind. coming back. 20, 40 miles an hour. gusts. approaching 50. how much rain expecting out of the system. what are the changes in the microclimate in a few

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live in palo alto, terry mcsweeney for bay area news. >> thank you, terry. police shot a woman when they were responding to to a robbery call call. officers confronted the woman in her 30s on holliston and oakland. this is emoryeryville when the police officer saw the gun, and fired. they do use body cameras but it is unknown p the officers involved had the body cameras on them, and turned on. another deadly shooting, and this one in antioch. the sheriff's office says that the deputies were enforcing a restraining order when the suspect charge canned at them, and the deputy fearing for his life opened fire. >>> and swift vengeance. tonight the country of jordan executing two al qaeda prisoners after a video showing a captured pilot captured was burned alive. a copnvoy eshows that one of the prisoners who was a woman who tried to bomb a hotel and she was hanged. the pilot was cap captured by isis and killed in january. >>> and right here in the bay area, there is a freedom house where money is being raised to help those who are survivors and eager to start an

trumpeter clark terry has died. ♪ in a career that spanned almost eight decades, terry made it big ins and 1950s blag auto playing with duke he willing son. he became one of the first black musicians to hold a staff job at a network. he also became known for mentoring younger musicians and commitment to jazz education. clark terry was 94 years old. >>> it's a big night in hollywood. the academy wards. there is some controversy as unusual. al roker is keeping an eye on it from his place on the red carpet. al good evening. >> hey, good evening, carl. well i got to tell you, the big story right now is the weather. this is tenlted but it's raining right now. and, of course they want to make sure the stars look their best. luckily, we got a tent 58 degrees and showers. everybody is dry. we have miss kotiar there. she nominated for an award. we're live on "nightly news" r you excited about tonight? >> i'm super excited. we hope you have a great evening. >> i will for sure. >> best of luck. >> thank you so much. of course the controversy is that there is very little diversity, carl, among no

i'm terry crews, and all this week, we're working with shriners hospitals for children! applause] they are a truly fantastic charity that has transformed the lives of more than a million kids with specialized medical needs. and they do it all regardless of the family's s ability to pay. this week, every time a contestant makes it to round 2 we'll be writing shiners hospitals for children a check for $10,000. [cheers and applause]

terry sweeney, pulled the long straw. lucky duck in glen dame arizona. all the super bowl entertainment is under way terry. >> peggy, you have been asking me to make a prediction for tomorrow's game. i will not do that. i will make this prediction. one year from today, there is going to be super bowl fever. all over the bay area. and today, as the the powers were transferred from the arizona to the bay group, they are vowing to make next year's super bowl the best ever. take a look right now, at the ceremony i was at today. this all taking place inside super bowl central. an area part of the 12 square block area of downtown phoenix, arizona. blocked off. so that people can just, have a crazy time. this is coming out to the bay area next year. in san francisco. something is going to be different next year as well. the super bowl 50 host committee pledging to make next year's game the most philanthropic ever. with 25% of all money raised going back into the community. and 49ders ceo, jed york down here today. promising to show off what the bay area has to

rick pitino wants terry roseier to slow it down. he doesn't listen. he makes the right choice because he scored and georgia tech turns it over on the other end and louisville hangs on for the one-point win avoiding disaster. >> can you tell it's almost tournament time? >> oh yeah, last monday in february. the madness is coming, stan. >> all we got. >> janonu onawaku. >> he will she's keep doing that ten time. >>> up next in "the pulse," what plenty were tweeting about overnight. >>> one intrepid reporter buts on gloves and goggles to eat a burger. the fiery details straight ahead. finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or

i'm terry crews.onaire, including all of you out there who watch my other show, brooklyn nine nine. [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant has been a massachusetts firefighter for 19 years. let's see if he can continue to take the heat today. please welcome daniel ciccone from leominster, massachusetts! [cheers and applause] >> hey! >> hiya! how you doing? all right, let's go. >> wow. >> let's go. >> you are one of the few men who's ever picked me up before which is a wonderful thing. >> well, i'm a patriot fan terry, so, you know, that's how it is. >> that's how it is. >> that's how it is. >> well, listen, what are you gonna do with the money that you've won so far? >> well, terry i only have one child-- i know you have five children... >> yes. >> and i respect that-- my daughter's 22. she's going to nursing school and i want to try to help her out. and my son-in-law's a marine and he's coming home to the east coast, so they're setting up their family. so i want to help them. >> that's go

>> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. got the yellow rose of texas for you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been a country boy? >> as long as i could. ever since i was born, i was doing youth rodeo, riding horses, before i started school, and, you know, in high school, i did--you know, i rode bareback broncos like, buckin' horses. i rode a bull a couple times. >> this is great. well, you know, in texas i know they got a lot of rich cowboys... >> ha. >> with a lot of land. >> that's gonna be me... >> that's it, man. >> after today. >> you ready to be a millionaire? >> i'm ready. i'm ready, terry. >> well, listen, say hello to our millionaire money tree: 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values going from $100 all the way up to

terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> just in now shots fired, two females have been rushed to the hospital. right now, detectives are at the crime scene, north of highway 4 in bay point. the shooting happened just before 8:00 tonight. the victims are expected to survive. >>> breaking news now that could impact millions of people already living in the u.s. president obama's executive order on immigration has been blocked tonight by a federal judge. the judge's decision means that the first part of the president's order, slated to begin implementations this week cannot go into effect. the expanded version would have allowed more undocumented immigrants to apply to stay in the country and to work legally. the coalition made up of mostly conservative states and midwest, sued arguing president obama overstepped his constitutional powers when he announced these new immigration reforms. meanwhile, california and 12 other states support the president's immigration order. >>> firefighters are warning us about the new norm. in the middle of winter this, a brush fire. our

we're going to have terry duffy on the show.ow will that change what we see behind you right now and going forward? >> not in the slightest. as a matter of fact, this pit down here is empty, this pit over here is empty. terry duffy can take credit and the shareholders for closing it. but really the decision was made by the people who who used to be in the pits years ago by not being in the pits. there's no money to be made in a 5,000 lot bid were over no light between the bid offer spread. there's no reason to have locals. but the option pits which are vibrant will continue to be vibrant and i don't think there's news there other than the fact it took them so long to consolidate the real estate that wasn't being used. >> why keep the s&p futures there? >> i want to get a job in the pits with you. >> it doesn't have a side by side. the bigs, the s&ps don't strad on the screen and their options don't strad on the screen. >> what were you saying, heather? >> i'm going to get a job. are there any job openings in the pit. >> it's not

and legendary jazz trumpeter clark terry has died. terry played with both duke ellington and count basie, and later was featured in the "tonight show" band. clark terry was 94. >> sreenivasan: walmart made news this week by announcing that it is raising the wages for its employees above the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour. starting pay at the company, the world's largest private employer, is going up to $9 an hour, and $10 an hour next february. to discuss the broader implications, we are joined now by shelly banjo. she has reported the story for quartz, a business site published by the atlantic media company. so how significant is it? we're talking about one in a hundred people employed in the united states are employed by wal-mart. >> pretty significant. wal-mart, as you mentioned is the biggest police officer at employer. so what wal-mart does other people tend to follow. >> srennivasan: is that something target and other competers-- competitors might do as well. >> a lot of competitors are already paying more something like costc

>> terry, i'm an artist, and i teach art as well, and i think i have an answer in my mind. but my wife is also an artist, and i'd like to compare notes with her on this one if we could. >> you'd like to use your "plus one"? >> could we please use my "plus one"? >> who did you bring with you? >> i brought my wife britt. >> all right, well come on down here. come on down. hello. nice to see you. >> hey, terry. >> all right. take a moment. talk it over. >> you have an idea? >> now, i'm gonna be honest. i have no clue. [all laughing] >> okay. >> uh, but i am leaning towards b or d. >> whistler? for whistler's mama? [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> i-- >> is that what you're thinking? >> but we also have a lot of money, so... >> we do have a lot of money. >> are you the risk taker? >> i want to be a risk taker but i have to go home with my wife tonight. [laughter and applause] and life is good. no matter what, life is good. >> life is great. >> [chuckles] >> okay, i'm gonna walk away terry. i'm sorry. that's too much money to say no to. [applause] >> that's your final decision? all right

>> terry moran with an eye-opening report tonight. terry will have much more tonight on "nightline." >>> back here at home now, and to the white house. president obama making good on his promise to veto the controversial keystone pipeline bill. sent to his desk by the republican-held house and senate. you'll remember the keystone pipeline would have traveled from canada through nebraska right down to the gulf. republicans tonight vowing to fight. though they are expected to come up short on the votes needed to override the veto. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. school pulse drivers caught on camera. racing through red lights many times your children on board. the investigation, right here tonight. >>> also this even egg, three parents making one baby. we have reported on this before and there's a new headline tonight. >>> and, america strong this even egg. we peer into this first grade class room. and you are not going to believe the story on the other side of this door. i have diabetic nerve pa

one of my first battles was french terry. textured cotton knit. when everyone loved it and i became sort of known as the french terry lady. but what happened is i got a delivery of the fabric and the supplier had substituted a yarn. it performed differently. i had to stop the production. so i was getting clothes back from customers, and i really thought i was going to lose the business. i had to diversify. so i started developing the styles in all different fabrics. my whole line just exploded. and then i was seen as not just the french terry lady but somebody who you know did these simple clothes in all kinds of beautiful fabrics. you know to just stop and take a few minutes, and however we do it, i journal, and sit in my purpose chair. and stop and think what's important every day. it's so easy to be distracted. and so just if we stop before the day begins and you know sit down and just take stock of ourselves, and what we care about, and what matters, then we're more likely to stay on track. >>> getting feedback from your target audience is an

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terry mcsweeney joins us now outside the mall. what do we know now, terry? >> reporter: well if you were shop this area it is the 300 block of market street where the three armed men entered this afternoon as you mentioned. take a look now at what the store looks like, windows shaded, nobody going in. but there is an investigation going on right now. three men came in said everybody get on the ground and i'm guessing that includes the security for the store itself. but i do not know that. many stores here have security. they made the employees get on the ground. the employee went to where the jewels were and they stole it it happened very quickly, they all got away. the mall is now shut down. tiffany was closed. we talked to a man whose daughter worked there. >> i am just thrilled my daughter is okay. and the store is okay. that is all she has given me all day, i can't tell you anymore. everybody is okay everybody is okay. >> what is your name -- >> reporter: and that is really all that that man cared about. the bottom line is everybody is safe. nobody was i

i'm terry crews, and i can't wait to start giving some money away today here on millionaire.eers and applause] our returning contestant promised to buy her son a present 25 years ago and today she's hoping she can finally do it. from new york city please welcome sharon diamond! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. >> how you doing? good to see you. >> i'm great. thank you. thank you. great to be here. >> lookin' good. >> thank you. >> now what is this present that you want to buy your son? >> i promised my son a special

we're neighbors with terry terry lundgren. those are two attractive people. equally attractive. >> they are. it's not just the photos. >> not just the photos. we'll see them in real life. >> in the flesh. >> there you go. now back to the big global story of the morning, greece and china. michelle is here to break it down for us. >> let's start with greece because just about an hour ago the greek finance minister merged from his meeting with mario draghi the head of the ecb in frankfurt. he's in germany. he had gone in there trying to convince them to be more lenient. this is some of what he said when he came out. >> i had the opportunity to present to him and i'm wavering determination that it can't possibly be business as usual in greece. >> so greece believes the money they owe to the ecb, 27 billion euros is immorale and when i finish explaining to you why, you might agree. the reason greece owes is because the early days of the crisis 2010, 2011 he went out into the marks and bought greek debt so they could reenter the capital markets and borrow again. it

come on over here. >> looking good, terry. looking good. >> and you are too. you're used to taking tests and, you know, doing-- be

[cheers and applause] >> yeah, terry!erry crews and i guarantee we're gonna have some fun today right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] with a collection of over 500 chicken souvenirs, you may think our returning contestant might be chicken today but she says the only road she'll be crossing will be the one that leads to a million dollars. from roslindale, massachusetts please welcome ann hopps morgan! >> hi, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> how you doing, ann? >> good to see you again. >> how are you? come on back here.

i'm terry crews, and i'm in the mood to give some money away today on millionaire. applause] our first contestant likes to do something called wiki walking all night long. let's hope all that wandering leads her straight to the big money today. from new york city, please welcome sharon diamond. [cheers and applause] hi, sharon. >> hi, terry. >> come on over here. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> oh, i'm just fine. i love being here. thank you. thank you. >> now, first of all, could you tell me, what is wiki walking? >> oh, it's my pleasure.

terry mcswinney. >> this is not the first time that southwest has dealt with mechanical items. they had failed to properly inspect for a cracked fuselage and they then missed inspeck nones shuns in 2008. >>> tonight former marine, eddie ray routh was convicted of shooting and killing chris kyle and another man. the jury rejected the argument na routh was insane when he shot and killed the two men at a gun range. tonight, routh was sentenced to life without parole. >>> and now, driving down the tracks and a crash involving a train. it appears that the karcar was driving down track. the man was arrested a mile down the crash, and the impact caused three of the train's five cars to derail. more than five dozen passengers were hurt. >>> and back here, caltrans had crews make ging quick repairs to crossing signs and arms on the raven smith avenue. just before 5:00 the tranin smashed into an acura suv. investigators say that she was stuck in traffic, ander in could get out of the car, and they say that the intersection is es especially dangerous in the evening, and morning commute as

governor terry mcauliffe signed the measure into law today. it's the first effective medical marijuana legislation to win approval in virginia. it allows possession of an oil known as thca with a doctor's certificate that it is needed to treat intractable epilepsy. virginia general assembly also approved a new budget today including a 2% pay raise for state employees. and a 1% -- 1.5% pay raise for teachers. the raise comes without any new taxes but it does not expand medicaid. governor terry mcauliffe had pushed for that since his election. new information tonight in the war on terror. intelligence officials tell the bbc and "the washington post" they've identified the man known as jihadi john the man with a british accent seen killing americans in hostage videos. senior political reporter scott thuman is in the newsroom with the developing details. scott? >> those media outlets identifying him as mohammed emwazi originally a kuwaiti who spent many of his formative years in london from a well-to-do family has a college degree but who they say

coming up, virginia governor terry mcauliffe.tate posted the lowest unemployment rate in more than six years. what is he doing to get that down? under armour goes high-tech. it is going all in on the fitness tracking business at one of my favorite fitness apps they just bought. betty: for under armour, selling innovative shoes and t-shirts is not enough. the sportswear company is adding two more gem to itss treasure trove. under armour just bought one of my favorite apps, and another for a total of about $560 million. "market makers" anchored stephanie ruhle is standing by for an interview with ceo kevin plank. stephanie: thanks, betty. $600 million of apps that don't make any money yet. what are you doing? kevin: first of all, there is an and norms opportunity in wearables in general. it is as big as we have seen. you see the amount of energy around it. we started this journey of making these acquisitions more than a year ago. what we learned is the leadership of rob and kristen our team there is that the things we left in the c