welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm max foster. we begin in saudi arabia where people are welcoming a new ruler whilst mourning the death of a longtime king. funeral services were held on friday for king abdullah who died earlier in the day at the age of 90. he led the kingdom for close to a decade. his half-brother is calling for unity amongst all muslims and promising no major changes in the country's direction. so far it appears the transition in power has been a smooth one, but the new king salomon has a number of important challenges ahead including falling oil prices and the crisis in neighboring yemen. cnn's reporter joining us by phone from amman in jordan with more. today is a significant day because the international community will arrive won't they and they will pay their respects today after yesterday's very solemn process. >> reporter: yes, max, a day after we saw the outpouring of messages of condolences from around the globe, really to saudi arabia to the royal family, praising the late king abdullah. they were going

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it feels like home to me now, so that's where i am. >> the political answer in washington. max scherzer drew quite a crowd at nats park looking to be all business putting on the new nets jersey number 31. seven-year $210 million contract. he has been an all-star the last two seasons, played minor-league ball format williams in montgomery, alabama. he was a former teammate of doug fister. when his agent scott morris told him -- scott boras told him with the nationals were offering, he just said wow. >> i think every day it is going out and getting the job done. it's just great to be part of. you always want to be part of a rotation. >> the nfl confirms 11 of the patriots footballs were deflated to play in the rain and cold. did it decide the winner? no. is it against the rules? yes. to me, the number one suspect is tom brady and there should be some fines. but it did not decide the game. and in college basketball, the 13th-ranked maryland terrapins left for indiana the's evening. they play the pictures tomorrow night -- they play the hoosiers tomorrow night and a huge ballgame.

sot always pushes it to the max. every time you see him he's always trying his hardest. nats on wednesday afternoon the staff and friends of kevin and tommy cadlwell huddled around a computer screen watching a live video feed of the two men finishing their historic climb up el capitan. as the pair approached the summit, a bad camera angle blocked the dramatic final moment when the they reached the top. despite being robbed of seeing that conclusion everyone here is in awe of what the men have accomplished. sot steve also says that even though this climb is over, he has no doubt kevin and tommy will find another challenge. sot they'll find the next project. they'll let this sink in, this reward, they'll find something else. it's always onto the next project. even if it's a lifetime goal, there's no giving up. rock climbing is always going to be inspiring. in santa rosa, charles clifford kron 4 news. president obama cheered the yosemite climbers today. today he tweeted a picture of him posing in front of a yosemite painting.saying he proud of the climbers for quote " conque

. >> while before the max you've been held under church and the government and schools your familiesold is held under the family an adult is held under the government and workplace and the child in the school system and the families no matter how old you'll be under one of the institutions of power when in class i walk in i take a deep breath and sit down and pull out my paper and pencil and i looked at the board and has a do now and with that do now it says get our mind started before the actually lesson so when doing the do now we have to think about why are we watching this movie where are we watching the matrix we're walsh it and someone asks what is is gemini it's the total body take mind to control our body to take our mind or vice versa and the words in steve the

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or in the united states max? e is that prince andrew hasn't had a chance to have his say in court filing. that is the issue the palace is saying. how does he get involved in this? it is difficult in the u.k. if it happened in the u.k. he could take libel proceedings. in the u.s. he would not have much matter on that. he is left cornered at the moment. >> max foster thanks so much. >>> it is inevitable. prices will go up. what you can expect to pay more for when we get an early start on your money next. >>> happy monday. let's get an early start on your money. european stocks moving lower. euro is at a nine-year low against the dollar. 9: u.s. stock futures are barely budging before the second trading day of the year. experts polled are expecting smaller and solid gains in 2015. crude oil is about $52 a barrel. the price has been slashed in half since the summer. >>> general motors is bringing coupons straight to your car. say you look up directions while driving, you may be offered a deal on coffee. the discounts

he's the highest paid right-handed pitcher in baseball history. max scherzer said after hearing $210 million was his, it was jaw dropping and he couldn't fathom it. here's how he described waiting for the deal to come together. what was it like going through the process? was it nerve-racking? >> for me it was an easy process. obviously washington jumped out as a team iefinitely wanted to be a part of. obviously, as it went down i said this is it. >> the pitching staff is loaded with so much talent. is that an area that you thought was needed to upgrade? >> well, no. that's not what it's about. for us it's about the fact that max wanted to be here. as we've talked about, there were other options out there for him. and he chose us. >> he certainly is very happy about that. >>> basketball. if there has been any game on the wizards calendar circled not once but twice is the oklahoma city thunder game. kevin durant is back home. jason pugh joins us. is it true there are wizards jerseys with durant's name on them already? >> reporter: that is exactly true d

even at the max we see 2 inches here. owers this evening and moving away partly cloudy 20 to 28 for the low and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, with the light snow falling during the day it's above freezing and deeper into the rush hour temperatures drop and things slush and start to ice over and then mostly cloudy and behind the system on thursday and seasonable, 40 degrees we stayed there for friday and average for this time of year with a decent amount of sun before we see another round of sun for your weekend at 37 degree we end the weekend breezy and bright at 40 before it turned colder monday and tuesday of next week. >> thank you adam. >>> abc world news tonight next on channel 6 with david muir, "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on choice. for adam joseph ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> on this tuesday night from the nation's capital, the new terror threat from

and these guys are right at the max. henry saw what was going on starts catching up. see what's going on? >> really stupid. >> three young women, one hanging out the left-hand side the other out of the sun roof as this car is careening over. obviously, it crests the top of the hill they've got their arms in the air. henry uploads his facebook calls them a few choice names about the ridiculous behavior. >> completely reckless and thoughtlesses and just dumb. >> like a bunch of old comingers -- we've all done things like this as teenagers, having fun. thankfully nobody got hurt and i get it. >> this video, also dash cam, posted by neil ellis, drops his car off at the airport, at the valet, and then realized this was on video when he got back. >> this thing -- >> the valet is inside this car. he's gone for a little drive and doesn't realize he's also turned on the camera. this is him showing off the car to his buddy next to him. that is the sound of him rummaging through the car. trying to find stuff to steal. and actually he stole $30 worth of change and stuff. but ther

kevin durant is here to take on the wizards. max scherzer is introduced to the washington national nabs. he had 210 million reasons to join this ballclub. i' >> for one day only visitors to the smithsonian's air & space museum will see an unusual side of the museum and its collections. our caroline tucker gives us a preview of the behind-the-scenes tour. >> when these two pieces are brought together -- >> preservation is under way at the air & space museum. >> aluminum skin. >> ann macombs is working. >> this type of fabric continues to shrink as it ages. >> to piece together a time capsule. >> lost an engine on a couple of occasions. it lost its electrical system on one occasion. but bless its little heart, it brought them back safe each time. >> this world war ii bomber nicknamed flak bait is one of the artifacts getting some care inside a hangar out of the public eye. >> original art the original paint. >> but this saturday visitors will be able to boldly go where not many have gone before. behind the scenes. >> one of the main p

the unabomb manifesto. we then implemented our plan. again, max and i were going home one night, had it all ready, we had people coming in early the next morning to set up on the newsstands. we figured that we needed so many agents to watch about four or five locations because we really didn't figure we would have over 100 -- maybe 150 people show up. at 3:00 in the morning we got a call before we ever started the commute. they told us we have got lines around the block at these places. we have hundreds of people waiting to buy "the post." we needed more agents. that's what we had to do. >> it turned out to be -- we got the help of the media by publishing it and then i did numerous press conferences talking about remember what we know about the unabomber. we know the geographical areas he worked in. urging the public to come forward. there was a million dollar reward that existed for a few years. and a 1-800 telephone line that people were calling in their potential suspects, people -- exwives reporting their husbands. 52 or 54 brothers reported t

we will stop using the maxed out credit cards and stop raiding the kids' piggy banks and dipping into the retirement account. >> hogan says he and his staff over the last eight weeks have created a budget that will kick in next october which spends no more than the state takes in. >> without slashing agencies laying off workers, and while fully funding education and all of our other essential priorities. >> hogan is also funding two big d.c. area projects many feared he might cut. his budget includes money for the new hospital in prince george's county and the east-west purple line project from new carolton to chevy chase. the budget does cut 2% from all state agencies. it cuts state worker compensation and benefits and reduces aid to education. in all, hogan says he's closed a $700 million budget gap. he briefed legislative leaders at the governor's mansion today, the house speaker and senate president say there will be pushback from the democratic controlled legislature. >> there are a lot of issues that we have concerns with. state employees, education and health care would seem to

get in lock or you can sit here and continue to say you had nothing to do with it and i'll give you the maxction. okay? because i know you were involved. it's just a matter of how much you were involved. okay? if you were doing it to try to help him out or whatever the reason is, you need to tell me. >> i didn't know exactly what the contents were. i didn't know -- he asked me. i'm like don't get me [ bleep ] up. don't get me jammed up. he said, i can use your name? i said, yeah, just don't -- and then he asked me -- when he was on the phone, he asked me like, what's your -- what's your "e," number, what's your last name? i wasn't quite so sure as -- >> you just gave this strange guy you just met in jail permission to use your name and your "e" number on something you didn't know what he was getting? you didn't know he was bringing in drugs or you didn't know what drugs or tobacco? you know what i'm saying? you had to have known his purpose. i can't seeing you say, yeah, sure, go ahead. >> i knew it wasn't right. i didn't think it was drugs. i thought maybe contacting his victim and didn't

. >> arlington county elementary parents will tell you schools continue to be squeezed to the max. >> think it's so much. >> some think extra space needs to come from somewhere. >> somehow we have to expand some schools if they have some space or opportunity to see any land we can use. >> arlington's county board rejected a plan to build a new elementary school on county-owned land next to thomas jefferson middle school. >> it's about minimizing the impacts to the extent that we can thaurz -- there's a network of schools. once we build it it's there. >> it was slated for future park land for the county. the groups friends of t.j. park fought to save the space. >> the board made a great decision for preserving this park for future generations at least for now. >> the county did leave the door open for arlington public schools to come back if it does an analysis of county sites and school additions and provide an estimate of county funding needed. >> if we can get the answers to those questions, we're happy to take it up again. >> the school board had already approved an alternative whi

a collaboration that is almost as rewarded for the team as it is for max. >> just seeing him reach potentialck on weather another spare the air day. >> yes. >> abc7 news spencer christian is back. >> here is hiv doppler 7 hd. stagnant air persisting throughout the weekend how cold it is on the eastern two thirds of the nation down to one degree in fargo. six in detroit. and factoring in the wind chill feels like minus 50 in fargo. and pretty cold down south. tomorrow partly to mostly cloudy skies and moisture approaching south coast but nothing approaching the bay area. hazy conditions and high temperatures around or above 60 degrees and here is the accu-weather forecast. might get a sprinkle or two early sunday morning. and next weekend after dry week ahead looks like the system might produce measurable rain. >> let's hope they get that. >> sports is in oakland tonight. >> yes. >> this is going to be interesting. the word promises to be [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com you can compare our progressive d

a collaboration that is almost as rewarded for the team as it is for max. >> just seeing him reach potentialge. >> well, time to check on weather another spare the air day. >> yes. >> abc7 news spencer christian is back. >> here is hiv doppler 7 hd. stagnant air persisting throughout the weekend how cold it is on the eastern two thirds of the nation down to one degree in fargo. six in detroit. and factoring in the wind chill feels like minus 50 in fargo. and pretty cold down south. tomorrow partly to mostly cloudy skies and moisture approaching south coast but nothing approaching the bay area. hazy conditions and high temperatures around or above 60 degrees and here is the accu-weather forecast. might get a sprinkle or two early sunday morning. and next weekend after dry week ahead looks like the system might produce measurable rain. >> let's hope they get that. >> sports is in oakland tonight. >> yes. >> this is going to be interesting. the word promises to be bulldog: the red tags mean save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup:

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is the piece that gets us there. >> yeah no question. and maxce that will get them there. it gives them plenty of options going forward and they've got the best pitching staff now in all of baseball. so it was max scherzer here in town today. tonight, kevin durant is in town. tho town to play in the verizon center against the wizards and you better believe that ted leonsis was keeping an eye on ted lernor today signing max scherzer. there's a lot of talk about kevin durant coming back to his hometown here washington, d.c. to play next year. he's a free agent after next season and the wizards want him i guarantee you. i'm trying to sell tickets to leon. leon will be the first one to buy if kevin durant comes to washington. >> you can back off now! it's working, ok? >> all right. >> have fun out there. >> that would be huge! all right. thanks buddy. coming up next here on abc 7 news at 5:00 measles at disney. new steps to bring that outbreak >> so oregon is now the latest state to have a case of measles traced back to that outbreak that started at

has housed some of the nation's most infamous criminals including charles manson and the founder of the max can mafia. despite its reputation, violence doesn't come naturally to everyone at corcoran. >> i don't see myself as being like many of the people that are here but what i saw the longer i was here was that there really is a thin line between them and me. >> before he was an inmate, stefan parro was a librarian. >> i'm here basically because i'm an alcoholic, and done a lot of drugs, too. drugs are part of my story. >> his drug use resulted in a six-year sentence for crimes, including burglary. >> at that time i had been married, not very long. my wife was pregnant. and the fact that i couldn't stop drinking and i couldn't stop using, it was very difficult to deal with the shame and the guilt of all that. >> parro and his wife eventually separated, but he landed in prison for breaking into her home and stealing her credit cards to pay for drugs. >> i readily admitted to it. that was one of the problems in my defense is i had no defense. i said yeah, i did go in, take those credit card

and we want to bring them up to the max. e other thing is when president obama came in said he wanted the united states to lead the world in the number of people who graduated either from community college or college. that number is about 40%. we trail countries like ireland. >> yes. >> and i'm not dissing ierltd,ng ireland but the pell grant only covers less than 50% about 45, 40% of tuition, room and board at a state school. we need to cover these young people but we are not doing the and the boehner congress is going to do less than we have been doing before. >> my wish of a happy energy to julie malveaux. >>> gm recalled two and a half million vehicles with similar problems of ignition switches. the obama administration announced new sanctions on north korea today but they come with a lot of unanswered questions. that's next. also remembering three time new york governor mario quomo, david schuster is up next why his impact on voters made him a national figure. >> new sanctions against north korea. president obama issued

and put them in up to 200 units 100% affordable units camp, how would they pencil out if built to the max these four initial sites? market rate versus moderate and low-income? >> you mean in terms of costs or percentage of units? >> percentage of units that would fall in each one of those? right now, 1950 mission upper yard and seawall 33221 are 100% affordable. >> they are? >> yes. >> i have not done an analysis on 4th and folsom and balboa reservoir is a large -- much larger development. but if we could do 100% affordable at 4th and folsom, that would be great. we would love to do that. so of the five parcels identify, three are 100%. >> so 1950 is actually 100% affordable? >> yes. >> i have one other question, maybe mr. cohen, he is still here? given the scarcity of resources issue that we just heard about, and your advocacy for the inverse, what do you say to that? >> well, miss heartily is correct, we have a certain amount of resources now and those are all been programmed and there is sort of a game plan for the next five, six years. but the conversation is about adding more resourc

as eric thomas discovered the results are inspiring. >> watching max save for a race you would probably never guess that there was a time when walking normally was a challenge. >> my kneecap on the outside got shaved off. this is a bone and lcl and two of my quads. >> they saved his badly damaged right leg but the injury resulted in growth deformities and other challenges. challenges max decided to meet head on several years ago. >> i had taken time off from work and started to look at my injury in toe -- totality and tried things i never tried before. >> this is super extreme. >> to cross the barriers left from his injury he started working with richard wynne and the orthopedic institute. designing and testing high-tech braces allowing him to run swim, ski and much more. while ground breaking advances in prosthetic limbs have allowed the athletes to compete on the world stage braces present a different challenge. >> the challenge is you have the full limb there. you can't put whatever devices have been developed. you have to accommodate what is already there and still add to it. >> the

you can see the moral of people from t just kind of start to dip. you go home every night, max andncisco i commuted. we commuted from the east bay each over to san francisco. while everybody else chose their partner, we kind of became partners.cause we kept each other's moral up. on those moments and those days, victi of course, people back here, th because it's their job, the phones are ringing off the hook,d media has its own spin. the families and the victims of the the families are on the phone or they want to talk to you. you do. a we went and sat down with people. to what do you say? i remember the epsteins.doin dr. charles epstein was a unabomb victim in 1993. i remember john conway, the first case agent for unabomb, t expected took me out to meet the epsteins. we sat in the living room.om the apprehension of going in there. they were one of the first families i met when i started doing this. we sat down and it was not at c,ft s all what i expected. i think from that point on, this is what really got us through the days. they sat there and they were more worried about me

. >> always pushes it to the max. try his hardest. >> reporter: puddling on route a computer screen to watch to see the two men complete their historic klein. with a bad camera angle blocking their climax. despite being robbed of that conclusion everyone here is in all of their accomplishment. >> reporter: also says this crime is over they have no doubt that they will find another challenge. >> they will find something else. once this has had time to sink in. there is no giving up, read declining will always be a part of their life. --rock climbing. >> grant: the lighthouse's we did this picture today picture today, of the president standing in front >> grant:president obama said he was proud of caldwell and jorgeson. and said "you remind us that anything is possible." >> pam: those are bart passengers sounding off this morning about their horriffic commute. >> pam: officials say, a suicide on the tracks shut down the powell street station for nearly two- hours. >> pam: and it appears. we'll see more bart commuter chao

places that you can see the peter max influence and not necessarily recognize itp. think about the way that people you know doctor their photos on their facebook page. take the image, do something with it. and what he does with it of course, is he boosts the color, he makes it glow in this kind of iconic way. that's everywhere now. >> reporter: max insists, in his own yoga cool style, that he doesn't think about things like legacy. >> how do you want to be remembered? >> some people remember me for my color, some people remember me as a friend. you know different -- whatever. >> and i will remember him always. i interviewed back in 1999. and he carries around these two x two cards and he picks one up and starts drawing something on it. look at this amazing picture he drew back then. it was the year i got married. me and my husband. i'll thought that was so incredibly generous for an artist. and he did it not only for me but the cameraman. anyone he came into contact with it was just such a lovely notice, i thought. >> i love it. >> i do too. >> thank you. >> happy

as eric thomas discovered the results are inspiring. >> watching max save for a race you would probably never guess that there was a time when walking normally was a challenge. >> my kneecap on the outside got shaved off. this is a bone and lcl and two of my quads. >> they saved his badly damaged right leg but the injury resulted in growth deformities and other challenges. challenges max decided to meet head on several years ago. >> i had taken time off from work and started to look at my injury in toe -- totality and tried things i never tried before. >> this is super extreme. >> to cross the barriers left from his injury he started working with richard wynne and the orthopedic institute. designing and testing high-tech braces allowing him to run swim, ski and much more. while ground breaking advances in prosthetic limbs have allowed the athletes to compete on the world stage braces present a different challenge. >> the challenge is you have the full limb there. you can't put whatever devices have been developed. you have to accommodate what is already there and still add to it. >> the

this is where the magic happens. >> this is where it happens. >> reporter: for 50 years artist peter maxvases stages airplanes. >> all of these are original. >> yes. what i want to do is sign them. >> reporter: each peter maks original. >> does ringo call you up and say, hey, i want a colorful piano? >> reporter: when he wanted to customize his baldwin piano, he mailed one to peter max. >> this i'll do in red, peach, pink. now baldwin was so excited i did this for ringo, they sent another crate. i open it up. it's another black piano. i see a note in there. they wanted me to paint a piano. i painted it in slightly different pianos. >> he's paired rare portraits from movie stars to rock stars to presidents. >> do you have to like the person that you paint? >> well i don't think i painted anybody that i don't like but, you know i like people in general, so i paint them. mick jagger. it was fun to paint. i like the statue of liberty. i like her, and we never spoke. >> reporter: what is it that has allowed peter max now 77 to stay relevant for half a century? asking him is useless. >> i don'

some of these schools clearly have sub standard education systems, and we want to bring them up to the maxe other thing when we look at this president obama said he wanted the united states to lead the world. and a number of people who graduated either from community college or college. that number is about 40%. we trail countries like ireland, and i'm not dissing ireland, but they are putting money into education while we're taking it out. the pell grant is about $5,500. but that only covers about -- less than 50% -- about 45, 40% of tuition, room and board at a state school so we need to be covering these young people, but we're not doing it and the boehner congress is going to do even less. >> doctor it's good to see you, come back and see us more often in 2015. >> any time. >> pleasure. pleasure. researchers say they have discovered most types of cancer are due to bad luck not people's lifestyles. a scientist found that two-thirds of cancer types were caused by randomation mutations of cells. roxana saberi looked into it. >> reporter: we have all heard that genetics and bad habits can

and 35 miles per hour the max at the ben franklin bridge but at least they have reopened the pedestrian walkways. >> thank you matt. >> five montgomery county high school students are hoping to win at the pennsylvania farm show this year, they are using their own experiences for inspiration to plan their floral designs the judging starts tomorrow and katherine scott reports. >> vibrant colors and lush green and all the details, it's crunch time before the pennsylvania farm show. students are making sure their entries are just right and meet all the specific criteria you want to make sure you have the list in front of you at all times. >> perkiomen valley aleesa long has all the elements like this garden it needs to meet size requirement and this cat completes her vision. >> i had a picture, a beautiful garden and tons of flour and a trellis and flowers grog up the trellis. and old people sitting on rocking chairs going back and forth. students from different high schools come to this class and this is floral design and landscaping and the focus is not about the prizes the work hands on

at the other seen, the site where the siege ended just hours ago, max hoffman is standing by tourists -- for us. we have a suspect at large, at least one. what can you tell us? is that affecting the situation where you are? >> the scene here is dying down. after the whole intervention by the police was over, of course, they wrapped up and just left and went back to their bases, a back to paris. a lot of them came from the capital, of course, but also run the surrounding regions. the main question remaining is how did it all really go down? why did the police decide to go in when they did? did they decide to go in or just wait for the brothers to break down and come out? you have to keep in mind those two brothers were on the run for more than 50 hours. we do not know much how much they had to eat or drink how much they had slept what kind of psychological state they were in. if you think about that, it's always the miracle that the hostage they had apparently came out unscathed. at least that is what we are hearing. still waiting for official confirmation. maybe the president himself

maxes on the show to be matched up in. >> yes. >> wait wait wait. max is a millionaire. >> this exchange between jenna marvels and max, though awesome. >> how would you have a -- >> i like your dyed gray hair, like old lady hair. >> oh! >> but i dig it. >> trying to help him know how to talk to the ladies. >> can i fix your hair? a braid or bun? energy to come out. >> you can do whatever you want. i do like girls playing with my hair. it hot. >> i think you like nice. >> fullback comb. >> i've got to watch the episode. i'm fascinated now. >> you should watch the episode of "millionaire matchmaker" to see what happens, airs next thursday february 5th, bravo, 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> the man who always gets his shot, the man who puts out videos all the time that puts smiles on everyone's faces. known as devin supertramp. he gets the shot all right. goes right or not. this is a compilation of devin supertramp fails from 2013 and 2014. but not everything goes as planned when devin's out there, some of the fails. >> dude! that was bad! >> could have given

as eric thomas discovered the results are inspiring. >> watching max save for a race you would probablyer guess that there was a time when walking normally was a challenge. >> my kneecap on the outside got shaved off. this is a bone and lcl and two of my quads. >> they saved his badly damaged right leg but the injury resulted in growth deformities and other challenges. challenges max decided to meet head on several years ago. >> i had taken time off from work and started to look at my injury in toe -- totality and tried things i never tried before. >> this is super extreme. >> to cross the barriers left from his injury he started working with richard wynne and the orthopedic institute. designing and testing high-tech braces allowing him to run swim, ski and much more. while ground breaking advances in prosthetic limbs have allowed the athletes to compete on the world stage braces present a different challenge. >> the challenge is you have the full limb there. you can't put whatever devices have been developed. you have to accommodate what is already there and still add to it. >> they st

boxing, biking with the banditos, armed robbery, whatever storm is doing, he's doing it to the max. hess life is descending into criminality, and chaos. he comes here, his local library, drawn to the tiny religion section. he sees a book, the life of the prophet muhammad. >> it is the moment when his life changes forever. he pulls the book from the shelf, finds somewhere to sit down, begins reading. six hours, hundreds of pages. within weeks he is converting to islam. >> it spoke to me. that book, this is the truth. i found the truth. >> he takes the name murad storm. travels to yemen. attends a seminary, learns arabic. and the strict uncompromising interpretation of islam. >> i thought everyone else was wrong. >> black and white, you have the truth, they're wrong. >> that's right. >> and those who are wrong, storm believes, are the enemy. all he can think about is training for jihad. storm is white, and european. traits that might help a terrorist living in the west avoid detection. he said he soon catches the eye of al qaeda's leader. >> i was invited by osama bin laden to join up

they get two glasses of water from us at the max. we give them the first glass of water at one particular time. then a half hour from that point, they get another glass of water. right now, we're at that one-hour time limit where they need to give us a sample to test or they go to confinement. inmate francis, provide your sample? let's do this. come on out. >> what happens if they test positive for drugs? >> they'll be placed in disciplinary confinement. then we'll do a full investigation to see if they're getting it dropped off there, if it's coming in on the work site, if it's staff, other inmates, if it's family. >> a positive test for houck could bring even more serious consequences. he's due to be released from prison for 30 days but could lose some of the time he's had deducted from his sentence for good behavior and holding a job. >> inmate houck, are you ready? go ahead and wash your hands, dry them real good. all right, break the seal, we need at least 30 millimeters, halfway or more. once you get it full, put the cap back on

look at the tens toward the south, that's the max when you when you get to ten miles that means no visibility there. far western suburbs are socked in pretty good. .3 in lancaster. half mile in reading. .3 in allentown 3 miles in the poconos. the warm front is pushing toward the northwest. 42 in reading, 352 in philadelphia. 60 in dover. that mild air will push from southeast to northwest. it will eventually clear on it the entire area and the fog should move along with it toward upstate new york. storm tracker 6 live double scan for the most partly we're clear. every now and then you pick up a scattered shower or patchy drizzle. nothing too terribly heavy. over to the other side of the delaware river. into cherry hill reporting rain drops, glassboro and berlin getting wet. route 130 and route 42 rain falling, but not too heavy. forecast for the remainder of the afternoon a few scattered showers around not looking like a wash. patchy drizzle and areas of fog as well. 63 degrees that's the forecasted high. it comes to an abrupt end by the time we get into the morning commute, numbers in the 20

and the nats will have a new guy, max scherzer. the highest paid right-hand pitcher in the league. >> what were the reasons that made you decide to sign with the nationals? >> it's pretty easy. one, winning. i think this team is capable of winning and winning a lot. when you look at the near term and long term this is an organization you want to be a part of. >> he's a guy you can't ask for more. he's the type of guy we're looking for, and he's the guy that we went after very aggressively and we strengthened our strength. who wouldn't want max scherzer? >> reporter: according to scherzer's agent scott burris, he said he had other deals in the league but it was max who wanted to play for the washington nationals because he believes that here he could win a world series. at nats park news4 sports. >>> going to take you now to the breaking news story. the news conference has gotten under way on the mansion fire. >> as we promised we're keeping you briefed on the progress of this operation. this morning we were able to secure the struct

it's the strength of wind. 16 degrees is the max. with that strength of wind it will be up >>> thank you, rob. women's rights campaigners in england are seeking to turn government cuts which they say are putting lives at risk. u.k. government's austerity led to restrictions on the right of women from poor backgrounds to seek legal support from an abusive partner. laurence lee reports. >> reporter: every year in this country, 100,000 women report violence to the police. a new year sees a spike in attacks. this woman's case is storpd. the violence began son after giving birth to her child. she did not qualify for legal aid and had to spend months eying hooking over her shoulder in fear of a man that would do her harm. >> i couldn't do anything i was having to put up with abuse, emails, veiled threats coming through. i had to put up with it log it with the police. they couldn't always do anything because i don't have this order in place. >> reporter: the point of legal aid is to afford for the poor the rights of the rich. that means the

you can see the moral of people just kind of start to dip. you go home every night, maxd i commuted. we commuted from the east bay over to san francisco. while everybody else chose their partner, we kind of became partners. we kept each other's moral up. on those moments and those days, of course, people back here, because it's their job, the phones are ringing off the hook media has its own spin. the families and the victims of the families are on the phone or they want to talk to you. you do. we went and sat down with people. what do you say? i remember the epsteins. dr. charles epstein was a unabomb victim in 1993. i remember john conway the first case agent for unabomb, took me out to meet the epsteins. we sat in the living room. the apprehension of going in there. they were one of the first families i met when i started doing this. we sat down and it was not at all what i expected. i think from that point on, this is what really got us through the days. they sat there and they were more worried about me and whether i or not i was getting enough sleep than they were

and one of the most anticipated films of the year "mad max: fury road" is one to be filmed in africa.of namibia, transformed into the bleak world of mad max, and the leather clad tribes who roam it. just another big-budget film to choose namibia as their location. before that it was the violent-fueled crime thriller with forest whitaker using the breathtaking desert as a backdrop. and this is what makes namibia so attractive. its landscapes. there are mountains, zrtdesert dunes, the coast and canyons. and as one of the world's least populated countries, five minutes out of the city you really could be anywhere. whether it's the films, documentaries, or adverts, the interest in namibia is growing. it's big business for production companies. >> i get people contacting us to find out about various filming opportunities in the country has increased tenfold. the amount of production companies that actually do come and shoot has increased tenfold. it benefits everyone from the local crews, hotels vehicle rental companies, the equipment rental companies we do have. everybody actually benefit

max does tell us that he's glad because his son was inside the truck hiding from all the geeking out that was going on around this model rocket. >> the rocket needed a hemmy. >> oh, that's dodge though. >>> we have a thing for ping-pong. many of our team members are really good at the ping-pong. this guy is good at the ping-pong. so this is a competition, right? >> keep an eye on this guy on our side of the table. >> oh! >> did you see that? it happened so fast. he actually got the point by sending the ping-pong ball around the net and on the side of his opponent. >> did he bend that like beckham? >> like diving for it as well. that's what i like about table tennis. they move so quick and their hand-eye coordination is so on the money, and then they pull something off like this. >> they're like little ninjas. >> i love the opponent's reaction afterwards. like oh! >> have you guys ever wanted to know how jelly beans are made? >> i know. i've been to the factory in fairfield, california and it is awesome! >> they got video, unlike you. >> i was in elementary school when i was there. it