. >> when we first met clarence butterfield he had been incarcerated for more than a year at the orange county jail in southern california. like most jail inmates he had not been convicted but was incarcerated awaiting jail. he had pled not guilty to the murder of his daughter. but that didn't stop him taking jokes. >> how about a d.a. takes a gun under his arm into a bar. bartender goes, you can't come in here with a pig. he goes, i was talking to the duck. >> clarence is an older gentleman, old man you can call him. a giddy old man. happy. happy to be here. >> diagnosed with hyperverbal. >> we can't all be winners now, can we? you have to be people like me to make you real winners in life look really good. >> butterfield kind of jumps from one subject to another subject really quickly. he was really hard to follow in conversation. >> you know me, i'm kind of ignored. kind of being married for 26 years i'm really used to being ignored anyway. >> we start asking him direct questions. and he would answer about something completely off the wall that we weren't even talking about. >> i love germa

the orange county register be on take a script of a secret hearing of the orange county grand jury evaluatinghe case in, he was just disappointed when he did not see combat during a six-month tour during his duty in iraq. according to the transcript ocampo told the detective he planned to continue killing people and hoped to build a kill list of 16 victims. ocampo now charged with the murders of four homeless men and a mother and her son in yorba linda. >>> this morning more tension in afghanistan as news surfaces that a u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in a deadly rampage has been moved out of the country. richard engle joins us from kabul where leon panetta is wrapping up his visit. >> reporter: in what seems to be an attempt of out of sight, out of mind, in what could be a controversial decision, the u.s. military flew the 38-year-old staff sergeant accused of gung down 16 afghan civilians out of afghanistan, transferring him to a military base in kuwait where he awaits a meeting with lawyers and a court-martial. here in afghanistan u.s. officials, secretary panetta who today w

. >> we met miramontes at the orange county jail. he was a member of a los angeles street gang and a meth addict. it seemed out of sorts with the young man who enjoyed reading novels and writing poetry. >> i like to read a lot. i like nicolas sparks. "walk to remember." "notebook." >> oh, so like romantics? >> oh, yeah, i'm a sucker for that. >> even cry when you read the sad part? >> yeah. most of the guys don't want to admit that because, hey, we're in jail. you know. but i don't care. >> but miramontes was facing the possibility of a lifetime in prison. >> been almost two years. my charges are special circumstance murder. big case. big case. >> miramontes had entered a not guilty plea and was still awaiting trial when we met him. the night of the murder, he says he was visiting friends in an orange county gang and that they were all drinking and high on drugs. while driving around their neighborhood, his friend stopped to confront a 19-year-old man who had allegedly flashed a rival gang sign. >> what ended up happening was the ora

. >> whether we first met clarence butterfield he had been incarcerate mord than a year at the orange county jail in southern california. like most jail inmates, he had not been convicted but was incarcerated awaiting trial. i had pled not guilty to the murder of his daughter. but that didn't stop him from telling jokes. >> how about the d.a. takes a duck under his arm bartender goes you can't come in here with that pig. he goes it's not a pig it's a duck he said i was talking to the duck. >> clarence butterfield is an older gentleman, old man i guess you can call him, a giddy old man, happy to be here. >> diagnosis hyper verbal. we can't all be winners. has to be people like me to make winners of life look good. >> butterfield jumps from one subject to another subject quickly. he was really hard to follow in conversation. >> i'm kind of ignored, being married for 26 years i'm used to being ignored anyway. >> we would start asking him direct questions he would answer about something completely off the wall that we weren't talking about. >> i love germans, they are great you don't want to be

the country. next, travel with "american history tv" to james madison's montpelier in orange county, virginia. we'll learn about the madison family cemetery, a nearby slave cemetery, and james madison's temple. the restored montpelier mansion and estate is owned by the national trust for historic preservation and operated by the montpelier foundation, dedicated to preserving the legacy of the fourth president, often referred to as the father of the constitution. >> we're now standing at the madison family cemetery. this is where members of the madison family have been buried since james madison's grandfather first settled this man in the 1720s. in fact, it was madison's grandfather who was the first individual to be buried here. in the 1720s he patented this land. he sent a crew of slaves out to comply with the legal requirements which were that he seat and plant the property, seat means build a residence, plant means start farming. he followed in 1732 with his family. six months he was dead. interestingly enough, it's been only in the past ten years that we have discovered ancient court record

pardon one of the orange county court is now in session. the honorable russell a.oss, judge presiding. >> your honor, we feel that the plaintiff in this case has utterly failed to establish the necessary grounds on which it would be entitled to judgement. we think there are two basic reasons for this. >> counsel, do you have any other witnesses or evidence you wish to produce at this time? ♪ [music playing] >> i do. >> you may be seated. please state your full name, spelling your last name for the record. ♪ [music playing] >>tehe e e timeenof t parti a cact to gas spified inhat ntract. and when someone fails to perform either part or all of the dues under the contract, that person is said to be in breech of the contract. breach of a contract is the ilure perform what a person is under an absolute obligation to perfo. for example, if a painter contracts to paint someone's living room and completes only two of the four walls, that painter would be in breachf the contract despite having completed half the job. his absolute duty was to paint the entire living room as a

mission of the new start program is to provide treatment opportunities for incarcerated males in the orange county jail system. the program is designed to treat them while they are in custody and continue their treatment into the community at whatever level of care it is that they need for at least 1 year postcustody. the phoenix house provides that treatment. they provide continuing care, a group counseling. they provide fellowship. basically an all-encompassing kind of program from beginning to end, which really enables a person a really, really good shot at making it. what makes this project unique from other projects in southern california is it is an in-custody program, but there is a continuum of care once someone is released from custody, and there is a team that works with these individuals when they are in custody and then follows up outside. it also includes family members. so that is the very important piece of this. once they begin to realize there is a possibility that they can learn to manage their recovery and that they are better off staying in treatment, they begin to really engag

order to be able to record their pillow talk so as a result of him acting suspicious numbers of the orange county muslim community in california actually reported him and got a restraining order against him what do you think it says that people are starting to come out and tell these stories about what they were allowed to do. i think it's really important all of this because one thing you mentioned was the propaganda and another thing that's very important is entrapment when you look at the number of the over a dozen terrorism quote unquote terrorism cases that have happened since nine eleven that were foiled by the f.b.i. or the n.y.p.d. look at every single one of those cases where you listen to craig montel or whether you read the transcripts from places like the newburgh four from for honeys case that's ongoing right now you can see that the radicalizes and this is a term is very common here now in counterterrorism work the radicalizes in our mosques are the n.y.p.d. and the f.b.i. informants across the board one hundred percent of the time is unbelievable and for them to be not just stoppin

the pennsylvania county have been cancelled, all of them. more winter storm warnings. adam caskey has the latest forecast. >> a lot of snow is not far away. in orange county we have a report of 10 inches of snow from the system. that is just outside the abc 7 viewing area, in central virginia. let's look at the maps. winter storm warnings and advisers. advisory for king george, stamford culpeper, madison. heavy snow is farther to the south of washington. that's why we have pink areas indicating the winter storm warning. there is the heavy band stretching basically from a spotsylvania county easty all the way through king george and across the potomac into st. mary's county. that's the dark blue collar on the lower center part of your screen. otherwise a few flurries north and west of the metro area. up to six inches expected in southern spotsylvania county by 2:00 p.m. today. the best we could do in this area is a light dusting. >> let's find out where it is snowing. making the trip down 95 south. where did you start hitting snow mark? >> just south of the dale city rest stop. once we got to spotsylvania county and got off at the first exit, we had

attempt at the orange county coast feel and williston linetta near hampton beach a coastguard chopperotted a guest today and crews could not finish the rescue operation due to choppy waters need to plan one looking for the well at dawn. in the study suggests healthy living could prevent half of all cancers santa says in st. louis in many cancers could be avoided when people didn't smoke maintain a healthy weight and protected their scanning into the sun researchers also show that getting back vaccination's could prevent many cervical and liver cancers as well several governors and the department of agriculture defend plant being slime this morning saying and makes it and a little bit leader the stores have started taking our shelves and there's a lot of pressure coming from them. a key year in the internet age is getting involved in a space-age and is on cl is going after a big piece of uc space travel history in it is a huge rocket that was to the more than two decades ago in the depths of the atlantic ocean ever since and says has exxon are detected the equipment at a depth of 14,00

county today. >> further to the south and west and northwest, orange county it was crazy. i will show you some of the snow totals. it will feel a winter for a day or so and then warming up again. 32 right now in silver spring after a high of 41 this afternoon. it looks as though the temperatures are now holding at 29 degrees well below the freezing mark, 39 earlier today and one more stop in arlington at our studios 43 degrees earlier. this is high pressure building in behind a clipper system that laid down all of the snow south of washington today. 52 and 35 are our averages. went by quickly. orange county won the prize 10 inches of snow. 6 inches reported in stanton. just south of the metro area. it quickly went through this morning. there is. high pressure building behind it and a bit of a chill in the air. temperatures are pretty cold. but cold air over ontario and quebec provinces will stay in canada and we will get a glancing blow, colder temperatures overnight and tomorrow it will start to warm up. even as early as tomorrow afternoon, as the center of high pressure m

band of very heavy snow only about 20 miles across, but looks like it will be right through the counties of orangeia county. very quickly as you notice the different color it is darker greys, you see, heavier snow mass, that dark grey is heavy snowfalling it will be through by late morning but any time you are talking about 4 to 6 inches of snow in a short period of time is likely to cause travel delays winter storm warning until 1:00 p.m. this afternoon here in washington maybe a few snow showers maybe enough to coat the ground south of the city. >> weird, wild and wacky. >> it is march in washington. >> yet we will be near 70 thursday. >> thank you very much. >>> at the weekend box office movie goers fell in love with dr. seusss the lorax it brought in almost $71 million the biggest debut of the the year. the strongest opening ever for a dr. seuss movie, beating 2000s. how the grinch stole christmas. >> bobby christina will sit down for an interview, following whitney houston's death the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown oprah landed the interview with bobby and other family members ho

the closest county would be spotsylvania, orange, caroline county in virginia. that's going to be the zone that may get perhaps up to an inch on mainly grassy areas. locally here around the metro area, a few flurries around. a cold morning, 30s, breezy and chilly this afternoon. highs reaching the mid 40s, any flurry activity would be ending by just past noontime or so. take a look at the evening planner, that will be in ten minutes. now let's look at traffic. good morning. >>> good morning and happy monday. if you're traveling around the beltway, not really seeing any issues. and travel speeds look really nice now. inner loop at branch avenue, you're at 65 miles per hour. if you're commuting also on the inner loop, this time past route 50, you're at 63 miles per hour. taking the beltway in montgomery county, really nice travel speeds as you make your way past georgia avenue. you're just above the speed at 62 miles per hour. and i'm not seeing any issues on the inner loop and outer loop. crossing over the american legion bridge, a live look now. you see the volum

. >> reporter: ever since casey anthony was acquitted of murder and walked out of the orange county jails say the threats have been nonstop for everyone involved in her case, even cheney mason's wife. >> received threats saying don't stand next to your husband because his brains will go over you. >> reporter: that was a key part of the argue thement to keep casey's attorneys away from -- zenaida gonzalez is suing casey by claiming her name as the babysitter who took her daughter caylee. attorneys want to subpoena casey to show up for the civil trial. >> if you're waiting for a picture of casey you'll be waiting a long time because she's not going to be here. >> reporter: the judge decide casey's attorneys did not have to accept the subpoena for her or give up her address but zenaida's attorneys could try to track her down and serve the subpoenas themselves. >> if she is served and that subpoena is a valid service or process, she is required to be at this trial. >> reporter: casey has been in hiding since her aquital but now gonzalez's attorneys are vowing to find her. >> we'll use the me

senator thinks the call for resignation is a waste of time considering other problems the state faces. orange county republican says you cannot expect state laws to dictate how people behave in other states. and that california is wrong to ban mountain high onhunt oogt population has grown and expanded and they're now more prevalent in urban area autos only legislature can remove the commissioner with a majority vote. it's unclear what womens will do next but they do not like his letter its one thing to follow the law and hunt the way he did. and another to respond in i'll do what i want kind of a manner richards paid $100 per meeting as president of the fish and game commission. >> thank you very much. gas prices are soaring. you know that and gas use, dropping n california average now $4.32 a gallon. and americans were using less fuel according to a new report californians used about 1.2 kbrinl gallons last month of. >> last year u.s. exported more than imported. that is the first time that happened in more than 60 years, shipments exceeded in 430,000 gallons per day. the trend expected to continu

residents in the town of tafts, florida, had a square as a grenade was found on the side of a street. orange county bomb squad detonated at the scene. nobody was hurt and snoil word where the grenade came from. still ahead -- what does it take to be a ravens' cheerleader? the grueling tryout process for the upcoming season. >> and we're noticing a couple pop-up showers moving through the southern area portions of the viewing area around cambridge. looking outside now, still relatively balmy. 49 at the airport, 52 at the harbor. insta- weather plus forecast right after >> it's going to be another two weeks of waiting for hopefuls who tried out for the baltimore ravens cheerleadering squad. close to 250 men and women came to the downtown athletic club today but this is one day of a three-part tryout. those who make it today can be back tomorrow for another six hours triefouts. ravens' officials say being on the squad means a lot of hard work and dedication. >> it's a lifetime commitment, fitness, athleticism is very important as well as poise and talent. there's a lot required of these young ladies a

this is the site number, 44, state of virginia, "o" is orange county, 249 is the mansion site and had is the inventory number, 10208, that's how we figure what unit it came from, this catalog number ax, matches up with one of the individual catalog lines that you saw kim and pat writing up previously. and this actually is a back mark that allows us to know it

the orange county fire authority will now take over and handle fire and medical calls for that city. a year in expenses. >>> now to miami, florida, where a valedictorian who faced being deported to colombia will be able to stay in the u.s., at least temporarily. according to our affiliate, the department of homeland security granted daniella and her sister a two-year stay. her story went public last week and thousands of people in the community protested. her brother and father are already u.s. citizens. but despite that, daniella and her sister were recently denied residency. >>> in rhode island, an 81-year-old, you could say is reaping the rewards of life. talking about a whopping $336.4 million in rewards. louise white has some serious luck. the 81-year-old hit the powerball jackpot. lump sum, she's taking it as a payout which means this little lady is banking $210 million. she found out about the ticket. she double-checked it a couple of times and then put it in her bible so it wouldn't get lost. congratulations. >>> let's head to l.a. now, shall we? this is not the kind of rock h

the surprise of a lifetime. >> >>> this is in orange county, california, at the santiago oaks park. it's a pretty rough trail, right? >> pretty rugged. >> this guy is biking this trail quite extreme if you ask me. you're about to see why. >> he's doing it on a unicycle. >> would that make that a mountain uncycle. mountain cycle. >> he's calling it a muni. >> this is harry peterson. he is a uncycling expert. get this, he's known as a unigeezer because the guy riding the uncycle is 56 years old. >> i wouldn't exactly call him a geezer. >> he calls himself that. he started on the unicycle when he was 10. when he was 50 he tried again. to tell us more about extreme u unicycling. >> this is used to lock your feet to the pedals. when you're jumping you bring it with you. >> does this hurt your bum? >> no, when you're doing that, your weight is off the saddle and the weight is on the pedal. >> why start again after 40 years of not doing it. >> i needed a way to get in shape. it's like a bike, got back on it and started riding. >> what made you start riding your unicycle on a mountain. >> i

. >>> it was another shake-up today at the crystal cathedral mega church in orange county, the pastord the congregation that it was the church's last service at that location, she will find a new location and rename the church the hope center of christ, the financially strapped church sold their church to the diocese, yesterday, the founder, dr. robert schuller announced he would step down from the board of directors. >>> and commute releases on the way for bay area drivers. this week marks something new for the busy south bay interchange. what commuters need to know before the express tollway goes into effect. >>> and bay area lawmaker jackie spear, honored by news week magazine. the qualities the publication says that the congresswoman has ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam [ female announcer ] stream full seasons of shows and top movies instantly. introducing strea

the day and that's what we wound up with. a lot of sunshine and a flurry or two. barber's well in orange countyit 10 inches of snow. a lot of areas, and a dusting. about an inch or so on the ground late this afternoon. that is indicative of what happens when a clipper system lays down a small but impressive area of snow. cooling down right now with clear skies. upper 30's north and west. overnight, as skies cleared some of the colder air will move in. we're talking numbers in the lower twenties. the good thing about this time of year is if the cold air comes in and high-pressure moves offshore, you get a rapid warming up. look at what is happening across the rest of the country. a lot more of this caller on the map and a lot less of that over the next couple of weeks. the storm center is out of high pressure is moving in. once again, clear and cold tonight but as it moves offshore, you will get a bit of warming. check out these numbers later in the week. into the of lower '70s close to 70 on thursday and on friday, a slight chance of showers. i bet you it will be more '70s by the end of next we

the orange county bomb squad detonated that grenade at the scene. no one was hurt. grenade came from. >> a protest against anti- abortion legislation ended with more than 30 people getting arrested. police made several warnings then moved in and arrested several protesters. hundreds of people rallied against a bill that would expire . they had a permit to rally on the capitol square but not the capitol steps. that's when the arrest took place. rush limbaugh apologized to a georgetown student. he said to fluke that contraceptive coverage was an effort to pay for her own contraception. he said he was trying to be funny. the announcement came after advertisers said they were pulling away from his show. >> that powerful storm system that brought the severe weather outbreak to the south now moving off shore. a wintery pattern on the way. we'll talk about that when we come back in the in [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious d

orange county. all seeing some very heavy rain right now so we'll continue to watch that rain as it makes its way to our south. it would stay in our southern counties. the counties that are going to be affected are rockingham, green, madison, page, orange, spotsylvania county, including the culpepper area, too. watch out if you're down south of fredericksburg even along the i-95 cord ooh if you are driving so order along i-95 this evening. you will also be running into some rain there too so just watch out. give yourself a little extra time that way but from washington up to the north and even out to the west and to the east, the rest of us seeing a very nice evening. it is going to be quite pleasant on this wednesday evening. probably one of the best evenings we've seen in the last, probably since friday. about five days. >> we like it like that. thank you, doug. >>> it's been almost a year since restaurants and businesses along the georgetown water front were ravaged by flood waters. but a big comeback could be just a few weeks away. melissa mele with more on what we can expect. >> reporter: the images from last april are hard to forget as some of the

the system. >> lola, orange county, california. >> caller: hi. how are you. i love your program. and i wanted to make two comments if i may. i feel that a person that can be able to get health insurance is a privilege. i haven't had a chance to get health insurance because i came down with hypertension and just recently i got sugar diabetes and i've been turned down and i'm not poor enough to get aid and i'm not wealthy enough to buy insurance. you understand. i'm caught in the middle. and my little granddaughter was born with her insurance and she has -- she has problems with her legs. and we didn't beingoay her insurance on time, and they cut her off. if it wasn't for i couldn't get her insurance. but i have to wait a whole year to. >> i'm guessing that you're part of the 50% of the population that supports the health care law because udeng in 2014, you might or might not get some kind after subsidy or qualify for medicaid but would be required to get insurance and you would be able to get insurance. through whatever your state be. they would be prohibited from turning you down

the stanford norwalk area has the second highest. orange county is no. 5. is to point to the lack of affordable housing for low income families. >>> right now it's 5:56. he has been covering the big problems and hopefully clear roads as well. >> we're starting in the south bay. 280 northbound as you get up to highway 17, you can see traffic is move ago long relatively well getting up to highway 17 but 17 southbound may be delayed because of a tree that came down. minor injuries. northbound traffic, though, coming in from santa cruz over the mountain, lower than usual. traffic looks good down to the south bay from the east bay. we still have southbound highway 13 closed from 24 on down to 580 because of a fatal crash that happened earlier but northbound 13 remains open. now let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. >>> firefighters in the hospital after falling through a roof while battling a house fire. we'll have the latest. >> a fatal accident and local highway shut down after a tree falls. we're on the scene with what's happening right now. >> a

the deck. just powdery snow. stanton 4 and a half to 6. look at this one in bash bettersville in orange -- barbersville in orange county, 10 inches of snow. the elevation was just right. a heavy band of snow persisted. this is such a small area that got it. >> this is the stuff you can take your proof-- >> no, this is kind after wet snow with temperatures which have been hovering in the low to mid-30s it's clinging to a lot of stuff. we're looking at snow now in southern maryland. got a picture i want to share with you. this is outside of spotsylvania -- outside of fredricksburg, excuse me, just a couple of hours ago. a real pretty snow. clinging to everything. here's a look at our day planner. we're pretty much done. we may have a couple of flurries or sprinkles lingering if we get warm enough as temperatures will hover around 40, maybe the low 40s. winds will be a factor out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour. so windchill is a little bit after factor this afternoon. then we dip into the 30s tonight. there it is. that is winter's last gasp now passing off to the south and east of d.c. sun is trying to come out here but it's in so

. >>> it was another shake-up today at the crystal cathedral mega church in orange county, the pastor told the congregation that it was the church's last service at that location, she will find a new location and rename the church the hope center of christ, the financially strapped church sold their church to the diocese, yesterday, the founder, dr. robert schuller announced he would step down from the board of directors. >>> and commute releases on the way for bay area drivers. this week marks something new for the busy south bay interchange. what commuters need to know before the express tollway goes into effect. >>> and bay the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 calories. do the swap today. . >>> would you pay extra to avoid bump

the winter weather advisories. well south and west. fredericksburg, you are in a winter weather advisory including the counties of spotsylvania and orange county until 12:00 noon today. 33 in washington. temperatures cold enough for snow. 27 out at dulles. 32 at bwi marshall. lots of clouds arm today. if you are north of the city, north and west of the city, you will see just clouds. no place for you. south of the city, we'll get snow showers with temperatures in the mid-40s later today. >> it will stay cold. that is for sure. >> certainly cool later this afternoon. >> thank you. let's check in with tucker to get the latest on traffic. >> good morning, you guys. so far, so good. no trouble spots to report if you are traveling eastbound along 66 coming in out of manassas. an easy start to our monday morning drive as you work your way inbound. no problems to report leaving manassas in towards the capital beltway. overnight construction in tyson's to do hot lane zone work should now be cleared. lanes are open if you are traveling across the american legion bridge, southbound 270 good for go coming in out of clarksburg headed south through

the bad guys. sometimes they're operating out of orange county, california, but they registered the name in berlin. we sent a 15-page letter from the commission urging them to go much slower to try to put in requirements where we know -- to know who's registering and to make sure the registration information is accurate. i would say i don't have an answer for you. it's a really good question. i will -- i'll follow up with our staff and see if they have -- if they can try to quantify some of this. but i would say this. the internet gives all consumers great gifts in enormous ways. and online commerce is a terrific thing. but it also has led to a variety of fraud, and of course that's what we're supposed to be watching in our agency. >> it also has killed that great jack benny routine of shopping at christmas at the counter because there's no frank to exchange with. just gave away my age. >> i was just going to say, i thought you were younger than that. >> anyways, not that funny to buy online. you can't make it. all right. i have just one more question, madam chair, and it's a question that has to b

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among the ten counties with the largest asian-american pom lagses, asian-americans are growing fastest in places like riverside, sacramento, contra costa, orange and san diego counties. while asian-american communities in los angeles and san francisco continue to grow, those peripheral urban centers are growing at much faster rates. historically growth in asian mary khan communities has been due to immigration. this means disproportionate numbers of asian-americans are foreign born. asian-americans are the only racial group whose population is majority immigrant. by comparison 39% of latinos and 21% of pacific islanders were born outside of the united states. only 10% of native americans, 9% of nonhispanic whites and 6% of african-americans were foreign born. asian-americans are ethnically diverse. while filipinos and chinese americans together make up roughly anti half of all asian-americans living in california, the asian-american community includes a multitude of ethnic groups speaking dozens of languages, while rates of growth are high within nearly every ethnic group. the fastest growing are south asian with indian, pakistani, sri lankan

the graphics. it includes fredericksburg and orange county. it is in our viewing area. the rest of us have nothing to worry about. this is until noon. here's a look at temperatures in the district. it is a cold start to our day. the further south you are of washington, the higher the likelihood is a the minor to immolation. locally, just a dusting of d.c. flurries. >> we're going to get started with some breaking news coming out of iraq. at least 25 police officers were killed in a shooting rampage. officials say the killing began when a gunman kidnapped two police commanders from their homes. the commanders were killed before they gunned down police. >> mother nature is just will not let up in the midwest. guides the deadly tornadoes let parts of the region in the rubble. the snow is moving in. survivors have started the cleanup process as the process keeps rising. we are life in the process. >> several communities are coping with the death and construction. they're having to battle mother nature. snow hamper the cleanup efforts. holmes had been ripped apart. the death

most of the snow is farther south, we're talking about orange county in virginia that picked upwards inches the snow. at the airport a trace of snow. at least we saw flakes p in the metro area. high temperature today 46 degrees and a low of 32. we were below average today and i think tonight is the coldest night we've seen in about three weeks. 35 degrees is the current temperature, but the wind still gusts upwards of 33 miles per hour. the windchill in the low 20s right now. a very cold night. you need the coats out there. 35 right now in fredericksburg and annapolis at 37 degrees. as far as the temperatures around the region, here's what's happening. there's our storm system and the snow showers earlier. now it's the colder air filtering in here. no rain or snow to talk about at this hour. we went see any in the next 24 to 48 hours. we mentioned 46 here in the district, about the only 42 in richmond with the snow down there. 30 for a high today in pittsburgh, and that colder air is going to stick around, at least the mid-atlantic over the next 24 hours. low pressure off the east co

live pictures, here you go, off the coast of orange county, california, and what you are looking at is a whale has been tangled up in some old fish netting there. this is near the beach if you know the area and they are trying to reach the whale with boats in buoys. they say it is older than a baby whale but not quite an adult whale. we'll keep you posted on the progress to save this whale. >>> so we have the police report. i have it right here. the police report, sanford police detailing what happened the night trayvon martin was shot and killed. now we have the surveillance video. it shows george zimmerman after the shooting. we have mike brooks standing by who will walk us through this video frame by frame to show us what injuries zimmerman may have had or perhaps did not have at all. don't miss this. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million