police say jared kline attacked patients at three d.c. hospitals. d.c.ice say kline likely has more victims. the incidents date back as far as may 2013. >>> d.c. mayor's empowering males of color initiative facing more criticism. we're learning that the aclu is questioning that program for boys only. in a letter the aclu said the di's black female students share many of the same struggles as their male counter parts. d.c. council mem requ the $20 mi in addition, the sa separating boys no performance. it simply gender stereo typing. >>> a d.c. fire employee is scheduled to appeal in court on charges of steeling gas on the taxpayer's dime. gove fill ups the news 4 i-tea of dollars have be fede country using th gas fo >> gener on the first tan they've been doi little bit. >> tonight on news the i-team takes investigation he. see how agents c guzzlers in the one man that sto qu >>> google takeing steps to give apple pay a rub for its money. la i did dowdy is here with the story. good morning to you. >> hi good morning. google is teaming up with at&t verizon,

three. towards d.c. one to 2 inch is what i think here.der two to 4 inches for you folksment and then down to the south, four to 8 inches of snow. they're g to get the bulls eye. it's a flip-flop for us as this one will be a southern slider. treachs road conditions yeah. could see that early tomorrow mornin modera tr delays early tomorr that snow. after that 11:00 hour i think l be okay. 32 on your thursday. yes, it does say light snow on friday trust me that is very light snow. stl cold on saturday and a litt cool on sunday. and th next week well, all eyes on yet another storm system that for right now, we'll just call a mess. you didn't see her eyes just rollg as you said that again. i know. we're getting snowstorm fatie around here. tell me about it. >> thank you, doug. up next, the caps and we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the final days of the ultimate sleep number event. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustment

jared cline attacked patients at three d.c. hospitals and one prince george's county hospital. d.c. police say kline likely has more victims. the incidents date back as far as may 2013. >>> five minutes after the hour now. >>> the man accused of jumping the white house fence expected in feder -year-old omar gonzalez has a status hearing. investigators say he jumped the fence and went inside the n made it to the east room before secret services tackled him. it lead to the resignation of the secret service director. gonzalez pleaded not guilty. >>> we're learning about a s vandalized in the district. it happened at the ivy city mosque in northeast washington. we're learning from the mosque director that the inside of the mosque was damaged including broken chairs windows, scattered prayer books. if you have any information call d.c. police. >>> dozens of school activities and resources on a list of possible cuts in prince william county schools. the school board said it's working with a deficit of more s year because the county gave it less money. full day kindergarten athletic progra

conditions are grounding hundreds of flights including dozens at three d.c. area airports.oming up we'll take you live to boston where dylan dreyer is tracking conditions on the road. fortunately our story here not about the snow. >> we are watching chances for showers in your neighborhood as the wintry weather moves back in. tom kierein here with your neighborhood forecast. >> and i just hit 10,000 followers on twitter. i want to thank so many of my followers for posting photos like this. this has helped so many of our. this was the sun rise surreal over the chesapeake bay on saturday morning. sonia wagner one of my twitter followers. i love opposing these on twitter. thank you for all of the follows. now passing 10,000 twitter followers as of right now. storm team 4 radar getting a few scattered sprinkles now in northern virginia eastern parts of west virginia and up into northern marylan from frederick down to leesburg, a few scattereprinkles tracking east. temperature by noon mid to upper 40s maybe near 50 briefly. and then by 5:00 p.m., neighborhoods bag downck down lo

doesn't look like a lot of heavy snow with this but areas like new york city will take up two or three inches d.c two or three inches and a mix on top of it. not like a heavy snowstorm. i'm concerned with missouri and tennessee with another ice storm. they got done with one and people just got the power back on. >> we are worn out with this cold weather. >> another cold blast behind that and another storm possible on wednesday. >> stop there. we don't want to hear more about it. >> we'll take it one day at a time. >>> a member of the nbc hit show "parks and recreation" has died. condolences are pouring in for harris wittels, he was one of the program's executive producers. wittels was found dead at his home from a possible drug overdose. police say there was drug paraphernalia in the house. the 30-year-old had spoken openly about his battles with drug addiction and had gone to rehab twice. "parks and recreation" last episode will air next week. at an event for "variety" magazine star amy poehler eulogized him saying i lost a friend. sarah silverman tweeted he was my baby i am so mad at you, harri

graham is one of three d.c. residents part of a class action lawsuit accusing the social security administration and treasury department of illegally withholding tax refunds to offset social security overpayments without first notifying taxpayers. dan jarco is the lead lawyer in the . he says the government has not shared any records dating back 20 or 30 years ago that indicate people were overpaid. >> we're going to be demanding the government provide proof to justify its claims that these debts are owed and that proper notice has been given. >> reporter: he says the number of people with the same problem as graham is expected to grow nationwide. >> based on statements made by the social security administration we think it's possible there may be as many as 400,000 people across the country who have suffered the same kind of harm aspeople who are listed in our lawsuits complain. >> reporter: as for graham she's determined to help make sure it doesn't happen again. >> you're going to give me my money. up with wa

. >> the police are beginning to connect the dots between the pharmacy robbery and three others in d.c., which is not far from here. they say the robbers are brazen, armed, and dangerous. this video shows the three men storming the pharmacy, jumping over the counter, guns john, terrifying the clark. it happened in broad daylight on a saturday. >> at the time of the crime, it startled everyone. businesses, pond shots haircutteries, pawnshops, beauty shops. >> the mo is the same. target small independent pharmacies, getting away with money and drugs. this technician told us they also attacked workers with pepper spray. >> our next come eyes, my face. i was shaking so bad. >> this has left other business owners on edge. >> sometimes we are scared to come outside. anything could happen. >> any little clue could help the police tracked down these armed robbers. right now, there are two rewards. >> d.c. police have released video of two men -- two individuals wanted in another armed robbery. some fairfax county residents say they still want answers in the police-shooting death of an unarmed

one to three inches d.c. baltimore. but north and west three to as much as six.n in the blue areas potentially four to eight out there before the transition. so -- it's going to be a problem tomorrow. that's route 15 west. that's where the winter storm watches are. 20 today. the 14 tonight. that cold all right is a allow us to get -- start will allow us to get several hours of snow before it transitions, 33 but that may not happen until evening time. rain early and could be out of here early on sunday. then back in the deep freeze monday and high of 29. tgif larry miller. >>> i know. i know. good morning everybody. hey, want to tell you about the delays going on right now on metro. still looking at delays on the orange and silver line. sky 9 is there right now showing us the twains -- trains between east and west falls church. single tracking because of cracked rails. right now let's go to the map and show you how drive times are shaping up. right now, on it looks like the outer loop of the metro from the bw parkway to it looks like 66 westbound. you're looking a

in march and april of that year they asked for a d.c. three to ferry them around in case they needed to get from one place to the other. after they rejected the plane, the ambassador indiana requested and got $100,000 for an electrical charge in station for a chevy volt. he wants to show off how green we are. you don't have to -- half of the meetings are about how global warming is the biggest threat to our existence. it is an existential threat. they are worried about global warming. we get these charging stations. we cannot give them a d.c. 3. we have an electrical charging station for the ambassador of the and a who is -- ambassador of vienna. not enough money for security, they say. we spent $5 million in the state department, hillary clinton. $5 million, but we did not have enough money for security and benghazi. hillary clinton state department spent $650,000 on ads to get more facebook friends for the state department facebook. all along, letting people go. security after security. there is a 16 person security detail led by colonel woo

one to three d.c. and four to six north and west. larry?ays right now on net row on the orange and silver line this morning. that are pretty significant so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to get there. right now also taking a look at the accident going on right now. we have a lane blocked we'll go back to that graphic, we have a lane blocked right now on the southeast southwest freeway. be mindful if you're heading out in that area. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at a sleep number store. right now find our best-buy rated c2 queen mattress starting at $599.99. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> i've got good news. we found your boy. >> they found charlie. >> are they sure? are y

the bill has died in the is that the for thesenate for the past three years. >>> the d.c. public charter school board will decide to revoke the charter of the dorothy high school. . the board started an investigation after staff noticed a lot of money problems he school. there was a rally in hopes of keeping the school 0e7. the open. the board will vote this morning. >>> we will know tonight whether two schools will close at the end of this year. the school system ceo has recommended thomas clag get oig and kenmoor close. children currently enrolled would be assigned elsewhere. the board votes tonight at 7:00. >>> and it take a look at this scene here a high speed police chase came to a dramatic end in dallas. the suspect tried to split between two vehicles stopped at a red light. violently ramming them from behind. the passengers in one of those vehicles quickly approached the suspect's car. they were able to throw him down to the ground right before police moved in and arrested him yesterday. a teen in the minivan was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the de

. >>> a nurse accused of sexually abusing three female patients at three separate d.c. area hospitals is due in court today. >> nikki burdine is live outside d.c. superior court. what do we know about this nurse and his alleged crimes? >> reporter: we know that the crimes jared klein is accused of are disturbing. groping and fondling women at their most vulnerable state and now we're also hearing there's a possibility of a plea deal today in court. kline is from falls church accused of doing these acts at three different hospitals in the area. united medical center, george washington university hospital, and med star washington hospital center. these women claim he groped them, kissed them and forced them to touch his genitals, even receiving unwanted text messages from him. the alleged abuse happened in may and december of 2013 and in august of last year. the d.c. board of nursing shows after kline was fired or suspended from one hospital, he already had work lined up or was already working somewhere else. coming up in our next half- hour, i'll tell you why there's a w

one to three inches in d.c. metro area. heaviest overall snowfall across the entire viewing area will be from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. we're thinking more 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. probably for the metro area to get the heaviest amount of snow and you can count on delays and count on cancellations, plenty of extra time tomorrow morning. please give that to yourself. again, not going to be a ton but we don't need a ton to have the big impact. already, over northern portions of alabama, i've seen reports of over six inches of snow on the ground already. there's rain on one side. snow in the colder air. everything quickly pushing towards our area so indeed we think after midnight is when the snow will move in especially towards 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow morning. in advance, look at how widespread the winter storm warnings are. all the way from louisiana to the mid south to the carolinas. all the way up to the lower eastern shore and all of southeastern virginia under the winter storm watch where good upwards six, eight, 10 inches in spots

just under three in d.c. but you obviously saw the road conditions an issue there. we still have winter storm advisories and warnings. boston holding on to it for the longest. until this system begins to push out to sea. here's what we're looking at as far as the storm system, the freezing line does lift a little bit. but by that time, most of the precip is gone. today, we'll get above the freezing mark briefly. then more cold air coming. the heavy snow across the mountains of colorado and new mexico, here's what we're thinking, well over eight inches of snow. the cold air drops down over the south. the energy into the southern plains, icing expected for north texas, including dallas. we'll talk more about that throughout the hour. back over to you. >> thanks rob. i have a feeling you're going to go back to boston, soon. >>> turn now to my friend my good friend, ron claiborne. good to see you. >> cecilia? dan. good morning, everyone. we begin with the al qaeda-linked terror group al shabab calling for attacks on malls in the uk, the u.s. and canada. they've made a t

. >>> the measles outbreak spreading to three more states and washington, d.c. the centers for disease control and prevention reports that 121 cases of the highly contagious disease exists in 17 states and the nation's capital. the largest number is 88 in california where the outbreak began at disneyland. the resurgence in measles is growing due to the number of people not having children vaccinated or delaying vaccinations. >>> he was charged in the disappearance of student hannah graham. now jesse matthews is charged with murder. graham was last seen leaving a bar with matthew. matthew is currently behind bars for a 2005 rape case. the dna linked him to the death in 2009. >>> drew peterson accused of hiring a hit man to kill the lead prosecutor in the case. the former illinois police officer is currently serving a 38 year prison sentence in the drowning death of his third wife. he is the prime suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife. peterson is accused of plotting to kill the prosecutor in the trial that ended in conviction of murdering his third wife

d.c. area three including leesburg and that's something we'll be watching over the next couple of days. tom kierein will have the latest on this one tomorrow morning at 4:26. he gets up at 1:30 by the way. 32 degrees on your saturday. but quickly warming. it will warm overnight into saturday. some rain some likely to be heavy on sunday morning early, then it gets cold with another chance of snow next wednesday. >> and tell us again what you said about the weather in alaska. >> it's warmer there than it is here. you don't see that very often. >> no. all right. trying to keep a sense of humor. thank you, doug. >> caps soaring high against the . >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to yo your home for the most live sports. >>> caps on the road. >> the best players for the capitals are playing like the best players right now, on a roll right now. nicklas backstrom is heating up at the right time. ovi leads the nhl with 38 goals on the season. back strum leads the entire league in total points with 63. alex ovechkin bobblehead night. the real thing wasn't so bad either. caps up a goal

. >>> the measles outbreak spreading to three more states and washington, d.c.the centers for disease control and prevention now reports that 121 cases of measles have hit 17 states and the nation's capital. the largest number of cases, 88 in california where the outbreak began at disneyland theme parks. the resurgence of measles, which is very contagious is due people not having their children vaccinated or delaying vaccinations. >>> now reports say jesse math matthew is charged with first-degree murder. 18-year-old hannah graham was last seen in september leaving a bar with jesse matthew. her body was found a month later. matthew is currently behind bars for a 2005 rape case. >>> convicted killer drew peterson is charged with trying to hire a hit man to kill the lead prosecutor in one of his cases. the former illinois police officer is serving a 38 year prison sentence in the drowning of his third wife. he is accused of trying to kill a prosecutor in the trial that ended in the conviction of the murder of kathleen savio. >>> family members of bobbi kristina ar

preventing young people from being recruited is the focus of a three-day summit underway in washington, d.cthe white house has invited leaders to present pilot programs already in place. >> reporter: wlooits officials officially called the next three days a summit on countering violent extremism. conservatisms have asked why is it not islamic extremism. well, they just had a representative from the anti-defamation league speak, and he said it is a mission take to focus only on islamic extremism, because most attacks that happened domestically are because of right-wing extremists. the wlooits says isil does not event islam, and it would be a mistake to label it as such. they say isil wants to make it the case that the u.s. is at war with islam, and they don't want to give them that propaganda tool. they have faced criticism from religious groups that says to focus on islam would only increase islamaphobia in the united states. >>> the u.n. security council is to fold a emergency meeting on the situation in libya soon. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: these pictures are from a hospital

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three young muslim americans was a hate crime. that prompted the council on american care. >> nearly 300 miles from chapel hill, north carolina dozens gathered in d.c.' du pont circumstance to remember three promising lives. they lit candles few tears this -- in this community. all three were shot in the head execution style tuesday evening. police have charged their neighbor craig steven hicks with their murder. at the vigil it's an explanation most aren't buying. >> for us to think that this was nothing less than a hate crime is absurd and an insult to their memory. >> what we know about the perptrators the terrorists, i'm sorry, he was anti-religion. >> now there is word the f.b.i.'s investigating whether the killings violated federal hate crime laws but some here said if the tables have been turned it wouldn't even have been the question. >> that would be all over the news and it would be a terrorist attack and it would be a hate crime. it would be unquestionable. >> now to keep the pressure on and to keep this case in the spotlight organizers are asking folks in the muslim community tomorrow to gather in front of the white house for their ritu

preventing young people from being recruited is the focus of a three-day summit in washington, d.c.as begun. the white house has invited leaders from communities from los angeles, boston and minneapolis to prevent pilot programs which are already in place. we go to patty culhane in washington, d.c. it's a summit about extremism, and the white house is being very careful to use that word. >> exactly. they call it a summit to combat violent extremism. and there have been a lot of commentators who are saying it should be islamic extremism. i don't want to point out, we did just hear from a member of the anti-defamation league who said that 95% of terrorist attackses have been carried out by right-wing extremists. but it's aimed at stopping the islamic state of iraq and the levant, boko haram, and al-qaeda. they say they isil does not represent islam. and that isil is trying to paint this as a u.s. war against islam, and that is not the case. and they have been criticized domestically by religious groups that say just focusing on islam will only increase the fare of muslims in america a

d.c. will hold a vigil tonight for three muslims fatally shot near the university of north carolina. the council on american islamic relations and others will meet at dupont circle at 6:30 tonight. police are investigating whether religious hatred played a role in tuesday's shooting. craig hicks' wife claims her husband shot the victims over a parking dispute. police say "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon was killed when the driver of his town car slammed into another car at a red light before hitting a median barrier. journalist reportedly suffered head and upper body injuries during the crash in new york city. he was an accomplished broadcaster who won 27 emmys and four peabodies. he was 73 years old. now to a "7 on your side" consumer alert about your tax refund. listen up. the company that owns turbotax is warning this noon about a new scam targeting its users. company says to be on the lookout for any sort of pfish e-mails asking them to confirm their personal information. once the scammers have their information, they can file a false return and then steal your refund. turbot

d.c. he'll meet three days in philadelphia. >>> at the vatican, the pope said it's okay for parents to spank their children to discipline them as long as their dignity is maintained. pope francis made the remarks during his weekly general audience yesterday. he talked about the role fathers play in the family and say the pope was not endorsing violence against children. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf held his first news conference since taking office last month. yesterday wolf announced the creation of the office of transformation innovation management and inefficiency. the agency is tasked with finding $150 million in savings for the 2015/2016 fiscal year. the governor says he learned how efficient he worked in the business sector and he intends to do the same thing now in government. >> i worked hard to make sure that what i was doing i was doing as efficiently as possible. and i succeeded in doing that. and by transforming my company, i didn't do it by cutting or doing things that -- that's what i intend to do here. >> governor wolf says in the coming weeks he'll announce more specifi

d.c. region >>> question, that's a three. you've got to be kidding right. okay. that's the weather channel's jim cantori and he was obviously very excited by yesterday's thunder snow when it hit in plymouth, massachusetts. >> it's a rare thing. >> i don't recall our guys ever going that crazy. >> i know jim a little bit so it's not out of character. >> i'm glad you're a little more tempered in your response. >> a little bit. not a lot. >> you are excited because we have snow to talk about. >> topper and i are snow lovers. we're not going to deny that. if you're not a snow lover, i'm sorry but we are going to get appreciable snows around here. we're talking half a foot, maybe more in spots. the storm is just a few hours away and topper is in now with the very latest on where the storm is. we were seeing some out of the shenandoah vietnam. it's starting. >> starting out towards stanton, charlottesville. here's the latest in terms of snowfall accumulations. the bull's eye counterintruive, it's south and east of town. so you folks in culpeper and la plata and fredric

the top three hashtags trending in d.c.or one this morning, the dress, white and gold, and blue and black. it's actually trending across the country all because of some random pe rsonposted this picture you're looking at on tum letter. take a -- tumbler. take a look. mike, you and i agree, white and gold. it's left several people corn fused this morning as twitter just blows up. this is the result. twitter has officially blown up on my screen. [ laughter ] >> reporter: okay, we're back. everyone back. we've got some comments. all right. one comment that we are seeing was from jenna as twitter gets itself back in order. i feel crazy. looked white and gold before work. now looks black and blue. huh? are you kidding me? jenna is not alone. you look at nikki burdine. she says it's white and gold. how can it be anything else? i feel like i'm taking crazy pills there, taking a quote from zoolander. and taylor swift i feel it's a trick. i'm confused and scared. ps it's obviously blue and black. then we have montgomery county polic

jared kleine is charged with assaulting three women under his care at d.c. hospital. a fourth woman says she, too was abused. kleine also faces a complaint in prince george's county. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- >> the secretary of the v.a. in damage control. coming up his reason for misspeaking about his military career. >> plus a beautiful sunset out there tonight. but there's more snow on the way. chief meteorologist doug hill breaks down the conflicting models to tell us what to expect. >> coming up in sports, all the kings men are here pitchers position players have all reported. we've got the latest from veeieira vieira florida wit >> new developments tonight in the fight over funding the department of homeland security. senate leader mitch mcconnell now says a stand alone funding bill will come to a vote. the holdup has been over a republican push to defund president obama's executive orders on immigration. the house and senate must approve legislation by friday to avoid the furloughing of 30,000 homeland security employees. he was brought in to clean up the d

d.c. there was this. >> one, two, three, go! >> that's an epic snowball fight. nbc's own peter alexander was part of the action. the folks behind it? the d.c. snowball fight association. >>> let's get you to ukraine where the world is watching a strategic hub called debalt receive. so does that look like or sound like a cease-fire to you? that is a tv crew's close call with a fireball the result of mortar rounds hitting a pipeline. as part of the recent ukrainian forces and pro-russian separatists, both sides were supposed to begin pulling back heavy weapons from the front line. a classic finger-pointing case of i'll do it when you do it. ukraine's defense ministry says some soldiers have been ambushed in that area and taking prisoners. they're denying rebels have taken control of the city. russian president vladimir putin echoed a commander urging the ukrainian troops to surrender. he says the u.s. is already delivering lethal wep bones to ukraine. back home the blame is blaming it on the separatists. >>> the prosecution has rested its case in the american snipe

d.c. holding a vigil for three muslim students shot to death by their neighbor this week.eah yusov and her sister razan killed in her home in chapel hill. they theorize it was a fight over a parking space. the service at 6:30 p.m. in dupont circle. >>> and already a close call for a deadly killer carbon monoxide. awe survived but co 2 kills hundreds every year. a walk through how to keep your family safe. >> reporter: the alarm sounds. high levels of carbon monoxide emitted into your home. get out. if you don't have a sounding alarm you'll never no e what hit you. >> we call it the silent killer. >> reporter: mark brady with prince george's county fire and ems says unlike a fire co isodorless and colorless. just last month six people in riverdale narrowly escaped poisonous levels of carbon ma next to i'd and a co detector alerted a resident in this green hill apartment building of unhealthy levels of co but without detectors five people in oxon hill died in 2012 from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning after the gas leaked from a furnace. >> co is about the same weight as a

d.c. charter school after three teachers were let go. howard university middle school says the teachers resigned. parents believe they were fired for teaching takeextra black history lessons lessons. >>> it is new 4:36. today prince william county school board will talk about making $11 million in possible cuts to next year's budget. board members will consider cutting full day kin ter dar ten to half a day, also discuss eliminating bus service for special programs. the chairman of the school board says the system will need to make cuts if about the county approves a proposal to hold real estate tax bills at the rate of inflation. that meeting will happen tonight at 7:00 at the kelly leadership center in manassas. >>> the purple line could be on track, what planners are learning today plus the power move from the white house that could make that line a reality. >>> developing news in jordan the country retaliates after isis kills the jordanian pilot. >> and it will be freezing at the bus sto >>> the time is 4:39. today the purple line is

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reporter: rosen waived his right to extradition hearing and fairfax county has three business days, that's monday, to pick him up. at d.c. superior court, peggy fox, wusa9. >>> fairfax police will not give the age of the alleged victim and only say she is younger than 18. >>> new information tonight on two sisters missing since the 1970s. today investigators said they want to know more about a car that just may be involved in the lyons sister disappearance. the national center for missing and exploited children described this as a large white four door, perhaps a station wagon or a chrysler new yorkers like that one, late '60s, early '70s photo and released photos of what sheila and katherine lyon just might look like today. this marks 40 years since the girls were seen at the shopping center in montgomery county. just last week floyd welch told investigators he left with the girls the day they went missing and he saw his uncle sexually assaulting one of them. no one has been charged. >>> all of d.c.'s firefighters will be trained how to respond to metro system emergencies. at a council hearing today interim chief eugen

d.c. just three short hours ago. factor in the winds and it already feels like it's 14 in gaithersburg, 16 in frederick, feels like 7 in hagerstown and 15 in winchester. lows tonight will be in the teens in the suburbs, 19 in rockville and fairfax, maybe 18 toward leesburg and olney and 23 or 22 downtown. we'll come back, talk about our temperature roller coaster. a lot of arctic air comes in and leaves as quickly as it rolls in. >>> workers started returning to the washington navy yard building 197 today 17 months after a killer stalked the halls murdering 12 of their colleagues. nearly 3,000 people work in that building, but not all of them are coming back just yet. bruce leshan is live at the navy yard with the story. certainly a bit of a bittersweet day today. >> reporter: yeah. for stop the memories of -- some the memories of that horrible day in september are still too raw and they are being allowed in other buildings, but others said they were happy to be home. >> it's very emotional. >> reporter: a complicate

three guests. in washington, d.c., marielena hincapiÉ is executive director national immigration law center, whichd a court brief opposing the challenge to obama's order. and in houston, texas, josÉ espinoza is an undocumented immigrant who had hoped to apply for relief on wednesday. also in houston is oscar hernandez, who was granted relief in 2012, and is now a lead field organizer with united we dream in houston, texas where he has been helping to get eligible immigrants like josÉ ready to apply. welcome all of you to democracy now! let's begin with marielena hincapiÉ. talk about the significance of this judge's ruling in the court case on which it was based. >> thank you for the invitation. this is an extremely disappointing decision by a conservative judge in brownsville, texas. it is not a surprise that texas and 25 other states chose brownsville to file this lawsuit. while it is disappointing, it is also an outlier. this decision for the much ignores decades of legal precedent and constitutional authority. it is interesting the judge did not rule the president's initiative that unconstituti

d.c. joins three states -- washington, colorado and alaska -- where pot is now legal.eanwhile, house lawmakers in georgia have overwhelmingly passed a bill to legalize cannabis oil for patients with seizure disorders and other conditions. this comes as new research in the journal scientific reports has found marijuana is about 114 times less deadly than alcohol. the study found alcohol is by far the riskiest drug, followed by heroin, cocaine, and tobacco. the leaders of the bank giant hsbc face questions and calls for the resignation from british lawmakers over the bank's role in tax dodging and money laundering. it is reported hsbc used its private swiss arm to hide more than $100 billion in accounts used by weapons dealers tax dodgers, dictators, and celebrities. british parliament number questioned stuart gulliver. >> no one is going to be punished for this. it looks like you are at the limit of progressive tax avoidance. do you think you have the moral authority to carry on this process in hsbc? >> i don't think the laws, which are quite clear would affect aggressi

d.c. and then will spend three days in philadelphia as part of the world meeting of families. >>> the pope says it's okay for parents to spank their children to discipline them as long as the child's dignity is maintained. pope francis made the remarks yesterday in his remarks devoted to the fathers in the family. the pope was not endorsing violence against children. >>> and let's go right to the scene here with updated information here for you on this accident we have been following out of delaware. you can see the vehicles there on the northbound side of 495 that has just reopened. i got a text message three minutes ago from jesse gary saying the vehicles out there on the northbound lanes of 495 have been removed. southbound 495 is still closed. this accident happened at 2:40 this morning. but the northbound lanes just now are being reopened. that's a big development. we wanted to get that to you. if you are traveling on the southbound side of 495, there's still a lot of work that needs to be done. so we'll take you back to the maps to show you how to get around this. 95 is a good option

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three weeks. mason was hurt over the weekend in d.c., the first time came during a stoppage of play, the flyers call it a lower body injury but it's a knee injury. tonight the flyers are in montreal and ray emory will be in net. >> anthony stolar is 21 and on a nhl roster, is he called up from lehigh to be the backup goalie is he from new jersey and the opportunity of a lifetime you can imagine his excitement when his coach terry murray gave him the news. >> it's definitely a surreal moment for me and one of the prouder moments of my life, getting a call from murphy and talking to him after the game i thought it was a joke, the guys said i got called up and i thought it was a joke. >> last month we were talking about a possible damaging three game skid for temple tonight they put a five game win streak on the line, they are set to host cincinnati and they are an impressive 10-2 at home this season and the bear cats were the last to beat temple and it was an ugly defeat. >> they beat us up pretty good there a couple of weeks ago and we need to play as good of basketball as we can and this is a wonder

d.c. he'll spend three days here in philadelphia to take part in the world meeting toof families. >>> and president obama is asked to help enforce jordan with fighter planes. some lawmakers think ground troops are inevitable. meantime, the president is also being called on to turn up the heat on russia over ukraine. >>> and there's new information this morning on the crash of that transasia plane in taiwan. the country's top aviation official says both engines lost power before the plane crashed into a river in taipei on wednesday. the right engine went idle first and then the pilots may have shut off the remaining engine before making a failed attempt to restart both. officials have upped the death toll to 35. crews continue to search for eight more people still missing. >>> and it's 6:48. this morning members of a family in missouri are facing charges after police say they kidnapped a 6-year-old boy to teach him a lesson because they say he was being too nice to strangers. here are the suspects which include the boy's mom, grandmother and aunt. investigators say a coworker of one of the

current wind chill out there right now feels like one degree in d.c. threew york, five in boston 12 below zero in detroit. that will be your actual morning low tomorrow. d.c. your morning low around four. charleston, 20. atlanta at 16. so we could break more records as we go through tomorrow morning. in kentucky tennessee, florida, as far south as key west breaking records and of course a broken record here we are looking at another winter storm. this could impact a lot of areas that were impacted earlier in the week that ice that brought down trees and power lines around western tennessee, that does include nashville, you could get hit with another round of ice. keep in mind a lot of people in these areas with temperatures in the single digits and teens woke up without power this morning. so more ice on the way as early as tomorrow. it will linger into saturday. push up the east coast by saturday night, looks like new york's going to be mainly rain. boston is right on that wintry mix line. could see a little bit of snow but a wintry mix as well. so we are w

in march and april of that year they asked for a d.c. three to ferry them around in case they needed to get from one place to the other. after they rejected the plane, the ambassador indiana requested and got $100,000 for an electrical charge in station for a chevy volt. he wants to show off how green we are. you don't have to -- half of the meetings are about how global warming is the biggest threat to our existence. it is an existential threat. nobody talks too much about terrorism. they are worried about global warming. we get these charging stations. we cannot give them a d.c. 3. we have an electrical charging station for the ambassador of the and a who is -- ambassador of vienna. not enough money for security, they say. we spent $5 million in the state department, hillary clinton. $5 million, but we did not have enough money for security and -- in benghazi. benghazi. hillary clinton state department spent $650,000 on ads to get more facebook friends for the state department facebook. all along, letting people go. security after security.

d.c. branch of the naacp is looking into the firings of teachers at howard university middle school. we've reported last week that parents at that charter school say that three social studies teachers were terminated for teaching black history. the d.c. council education committee is already investigating that incident. >>> a local grandmother is demanding justice tonight after her granddaughter was hurt in a deadly hit and run. julia pierce was injured, her fiance was run over and killed last night while trying to change a flat tire on the baltimore-washington parkway. now both families are demanding justice. news 4 dorothy spencer is live with deta these two families are hurting and they're hoping that this driver will do the right thing and come forward. >> she got something in her leg and thigh and a brace on her neck. >> reporter: julia pierce is in a hospital where broken bones, but that's not the worst of what happened. julia pierce's fiance was killed when they were both struck by a hit and run driver. >> i hope whoever hit and run and then you know like he or she should pay for it because they done took somebody's life. and cost her her life too. >>

d.c. to return home. the a.p. citing threerting the governor said he was resigning and later changed his mind. he said i have no intention of resigning as governor. i was elected to do a job for the people of this great state and i intend to continue to do so. >>> just three months after california re-elected jerry brown as governor the state already has its first candidate for the 2018 race lieutenant governor gavin newsom announcing on wednesday he's running for governor. he began a facebook post announcing his candidacy by saying, quote, i've never been a fan of pretense or procrastination. he says the it means he had to quote, start raising resources now. >>> biggest development for political junkies yesterday was taking place in their own living rooms. without any warning season three of "house of cards" leaked. they were live for about 30 minutes before being taken down. net flex denying the release was a ploy to generate buzz about upcoming season three. it says the episodes were posted because of a technical glitch. th

d.c. initially narrowed his choices down to three. he decided to stay close to home and play for randy and the terrapins. >> that was one of the top trending topics on twitter, signing day. >> they work so hard. especially their senior year. boxes and boxes of letters. it's overwhelming. i know they're glad it's over. >> they're scholars and athletes and it will be paid for. happy day for them. >> and their parents. >> maryland lost a few players they want to get. they had a successful day. we will take a look at the class of 2013 and other signings from around the dmv. >> okay. strong and resolve. that's how jordan says it plans to deal with isis after the barbaric killing of a jordannian fighter pilot. >>> up next -- >> latinos are getting i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those mome

so in about march and april of that year they asked for a d.c. three to ferry them around in case they needed to get from one place to the other. rejected. about three days after they rejected the plane, the ambassador in vienna requested and got $100,000 for an electrical charge in station for a chevy volt. seems he has a fleet and he wants to show off how green we are. i am on before relations committee, -- the foreign relations committee, half of the meetings are about how global warming is the biggest threat to our existence. it is an existential threat. they are worried about global warming. we get these charging stations. we cannot give them a d.c. 3. we have an electrical charging station for the ambassador of vienna who is greening up the place. we spent $100,000 sending comics to india. i imagine that was a barrel of laughs. not enough money for security, they say. we spent $5 million in the state department, did i mention hillary clinton's state department. $5 million, but we did not have enough money for security and benghazi. they spent --