my name is tim kelly. i'm an attorney for two of the tenants at this residency. i'm very glad this is happening to try to get some clarity. my tenant's position is very simple. they've lived in a home for quite a while that has been substandard and hazardous, and repeated efforts to ask the landlord, the previous owner, to make repairs have gone largely ignor ignored. it was mentioned earlier that the landlord appealed and the thought was that was in order to close the sale. they did a similar move with my tenants in that they said they were entering into a buyout negotiation in order to keep them from filing a civil suit based on a rent board finding that they owed money and announced that the house had been sold. so i've spoken with ms. tran. she says she was not aware of any of this. in that case, she has our deepest sympathies that she was sold sort of a lemon of a house with numerous problems. my client's position is simply they want to make sure the repairs are done swiftly and that they are clearly communicated how and when they're going to be done. ms. tr

kelly. >> he goes by tim now. the 40-year-old tenure greeted us at his home. what has not changed is his love for the eagles. >> the eagles organization is truly a family and humbled and honored to be part of that family. >> it started in 2003 when 10-year-old timmy kelly took the link by storm singing the national anthem. ♪ oh say can you see >> the little boy with the big voice. his back story remarkable. he had been a premature baby and lost his sight and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy but had a gift. his voice. >> many hearing him in the stands moved to tears, we asked him why they thought that happened. >> people see someone like me with disabilities but able to go out on the field and sing, and in some ways focus on my ability. >> that ability that allowed him to sing for presidents. and boyer college of music this is the clip from the newly formed jazz ban's facebook page. >> he was called the eagles good luck charm and sung at the linc 20 times and 13 times he has won and the number on his jersey is number one fan. >> the prediction for the jersey.

kelly. >> reporter: he goes by tim now, the 34-year-old tenner greeted us at his home. what has not changed is his love for the eagles. >> the eagles observation is truly a family, i'm humbled and honored and peripheral to be part of that family. >> reporter: it started in 2010 when ten-year-old timmy kelly look the leak by storm singing the national anthem. ♪ >> reporter: the little boy with the big voice. his back story remarkable. he had been a premature baby, he lost his sight and diagnosed with cerebral palsy. he had a gift, his voice. ♪ many hearing him up in the stand moved to tears. we asked him why he thought that happened. >> people see somebody like me, who i have disabilities, but that i am able to go out on the field and sing and in some ways focus on my ability. has allowed him to sing for presidents and political conventions. this is a clip from his newly formed jazz band facebook page. when he was little he was called the eagles good luck charm. he has sung at the linc 20 times, 13 times the eagles won. the number on his jersey means number one fan. his

are talking about a cold snap, and we have stormwatch 7 chief meteorologist bill kelly with the forecast. jonathan: tim barber has how we are bracing for the deep freeze, but we start with bill and the new advisory. bill: good evening, everyone. a winter weather advisory mainly to the north. youlook to the north and think it's just a few clouds, but we are watching up to the west. not all that impressive on i don't think this will be a big weather system tomorrow. but it's the timing we are watching. loudoun county, montgomery county, howard county, frederick, winter weather advisory in effect from 2 a.m. until 11 a.m. the clouds and radars, nothing going on right now, but the morning commute, notice we have some blue on the map. it is not widespread, most of i-66 orould be north. it is when the commute goes on and that is when it startles traffic. it is not the only aspect of the weather that we are looking ahead to. we have a very cold seven-day forecast. former on that, we said it live to tim barber, who continues our team coverage. house, i, at the white just checked the abc 7 mobile and it's about

we had a fan has tim time last night very kelly christmas up in the mayfair section of the city, 7411e. it was set up. it was snowing in the northeast. these folks had a snow machine on the roof look who was there , santa, i know him. we had a great time, hot chocolate, cookies, doughnuts and whoe place was decorated, one of the 200 homes that decorated in the mayfair section of the city, i will put ailing up on my facebook page so that this weekend put kid in the car and take them for a trip and check out all of the christmas lights up there, in mayfair, sue has your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> we have a lot of changes coming up and still uncertainty about this christmas day forecast but we will give what you we got. 58 degrees tomorrow with on and off rain tomorrow and then christmas eve looks like a mixture of sun, cloud and chilly high of 45. with that cold air in place we have a disturbance coming through in the morning on christmas day and, depending on the temperatures north and west of the city you could see a couple snowflakes. we could here as well but we predict sunshine in

tim kane is. attacked general kelly the other day, the ideas that the constitution enshrined slavery. actually the american founding, slavery existed for 3000 years before anybody said it was in role, not jesus, not moses, nobody, certainly not mohammed, the muslims are still practicing slavery and still think it is okay. but white christians led by wilberforce in england and thomas jefferson, thomas jefferson wrote into our birth certificate that we are all creatures of god, whatever you think of other people, creatures of one creator, equal in his, i have to say these days, her eyes, whatever, they have an inalienable right to liberty. every black in america owns their freedom to thomas jefferson, the american founding, 350,000 union soldiers who gave their lives to free them and president abraham lincoln gave his life as well. when i hear that i know i'm in a conversation with rational people and not religious fanatics. i watch quite a bit of television. i don't see that. it is okay to be white. some brilliant -- i am not good at this, sledgehammer. the trolls, i think it was chann

last cold snappy remember hearing, tim jimenes from kyw news radio was out there on kelly drive and ran into people running in shorts. well, he wasn't running, no. >> no, no, he was just doing his job. but people do that. it blows my mind. just be smart. it is not like we have never seen this cold before but it is kind of cold that can be dangerous if you are not smart bit. you have to bundle up, layer up adequately and storm scan very quiet. cloud do thin out. we will have more sun then anything with time here. it looks like a few snow showers isn't necessarily verifying and if it did we will see nothing more than a few snowflakes out there. it is all arctic high pressure keeping things cold and keeping things clear, these are your actual air temperatures, this is bad enough at 23 degrees at the airport. only five at mount pocono. you would expect it to be very cold there but that is brutal air and this is what it feels liken factoring in what is a relatively modest breeze, still feels better then teens in most spots anyway and certainly heck of a lot worse if you are waking up to our

tim kaine is. he attacked general kelly the other day and his ideas that the constitution enshrined, as he put it, slavery. actually, the american founding -- slavery existed for 3,000 years before anybody said it was immoral, not jesus, not moses, nobody. certainly not mohamed. the muslims are still practicing slavery and still think it's okay. [laughter] .. to thomas jefferson the american founding, 350,000 union soldiers gave their lives to freedom and present ever in lincoln gave his life as well. and when they hear that that i know i've been a conversation with a rational people and not religious fanatics. i don't, i watch quite a bit of television, very hard these days. days. i don't see that simple fact recognized. it's okay to be white. some brilliant, i'm not good at this, that's a sledgehammer. but miley annapolis, the trolls, i think it was channel for which was actual channel, trolls put up a sign at harvard square. it's okay to be white. because they are racists. when i see a conservative on television say you're a racist to a democrat, then i'll know where on the road to freedom. tha

tim kaine is. he attacked general kelly the other day and his ideas that the constitution enshrined, as he put it, slavery. actually, the american founding -- slavery existed for 3,000 years before anybody said it was immoral. not jesus, not moses, nobody. certainly not mohamed. the muslims are still practicing slavery and still think it's okay. [laughter] but white christians led by wilbur force in england and by thomas jefferson here, thomas jefferson wrote into our birth certificate that we're all creatures of god. whatever you think of other people, whether inferior to you or not, they're creatures of one creator and, therefore, equal in his -- or i have to say these days -- her eyes. whatever. [laughter] and he was an inalienable right to to liberty. every black in america owes their freedom to thomas jefferson and the american founding, the 350,000 union soldiers who gave their lives to free them and president abraham lincoln who gave his life as well. and when i hear that, then i know i'm in a conversation with rational people and not religious fanatics. but i, i don't, you know, i watch qu

the company's ceo tim cook took home a sizable pay increakreecri career as a result josh lipton joins us with those details. >> reporter: kelly's been a good year as you point out for apple shareholders it hasn't been so bad for tim cook, either apple's ceo saw his compensation for the fiscal year which ended in september surge nearly 50% to $12.8 million. his compensation, remember, is tied to revenue and profit targets set by the board, which the company did exceed so revenue for fiscal '17 was $229 billion operating income clocked in at $61 billion. it's a turnaround for cook whose compensation actually dropped 15% in 2016 when apple did not achieve its financial targets. apple stock as you point out, kelly, surged this year, up nearly 50% more than double that of the s&p 500. that's as investors bet that new phones, 8, 8 plus and x are going to spark a big upgrade cycle next year. other members of apple's top brass saw smaller increases in total compensation climbing about 6% to around $24 million they include cfo luca maestri, chief angela ahrendts and dan ricco and bruce sewerl his total payout for the year came in at $

simple statement, tim kane the other day, communist, tim kane -- communists supporting south of dorian communist guerrillas in the 80s. attacked general kellythe other day and his idea that the constitution enshrines as he put it slavery. actually the american founders, slavery existed for 3000 years before anybody said it was immoral, not jesus, not moses, certainly not mohammed. muslims are still practicing slavery and think it is okay. white christians led by wilberforce in england and thomas jefferson here, thomas jefferson wrote into our birth certificate that we are all creatures of god. whatever you think of other people, creatures that, one creator, equal in what i have to say her eyes, whatever, and an inalienable right to liberty, every black in america owns their freedom to thomas jefferson, the american founding, 350,000 union soldiers who gave their lives to freedom and abraham lincoln gave his life as well and when i hear that i'm in a conversation with rational people and not religious fanatics. i watch quite a bit of television but it is very hard these days. i don't see that simple fact recognized. it is okay to be white. t

tim kaine, the other day communist seminar for the crystal expert. they were supporting the communist scoreless in the 80s. they attacked general kelly the other day and the ideas that the constitution enshrined slavery. actually, the american founding the slavery existed for a thousand years. before anybody said it was immoral. muslims are still practicing slavery and still think it's okay. that way christians of i thomas jefferson thomas jefferson wrote into the birth certificate that we are creatures of god. whatever you think they are all creatures of one creator. therefore equal in his or her eyes. i have an inalienable right to liberty. every black in america owes their freedom to thomas jefferson, the american founding 350,000 union soldiers and as president abraham lincoln who gave his life as well. when i hear that i'm on a conversation with religious people are not fanatics. i watch a lot of television although it's hard these days. i don't see that simple fact recognize. . . >> >> he wrote a memoir as "the new york times" declared he was a great man and the dole book because he didn't reveal too many

that company obviously locked in a nasty legal fight with apple tim cook's company, though, finishing the year with a gain of nearly 50%. kellyback to you >> not too shabby. josh, thank you. we'll come book to this in a moment. >>> we have a news alert on north korea. seema mody has the details >> reporter: kelly, it involves russia and north korea this story according to reuters, quoting sources, russian tankers have supplied fuel to north korea on at least three occasions in recent months by transferring cargos at sea if this would be true, this would, of course, be a breach of u.n. sanctions this report goes on to say that transfers in october and november indicate that smuggling from russia to north korea has evolved to loading cargos at sea. so something that we'll have to keep an eye on the central focus has been around the relationship between north korea and china, perhaps more concentration to be put on russia and north korea kelly? >> seema, thank you. i'm looking at the reuters release, michael, which looks like it hit the wires at 3:59:05 and wonder if that's why we were all of a sudden lower into the close. >> i

kelly. >> bite youron >> 7:03. here's a live look at north of i- ramp to 413 closed because of that vehicle fire we showed you last tim anybody n i-95 again folks trying to get off here jammed up only that far left lan up to the next interchange which would be new turn and come on back, again north bound side of this fire location right around the corner here third s chestnut with the fire scene, fire fighters, on the scene here shuttle buses rolling instead of 101, 102 uses buses because of equipment between 69th anded regional rai, trenton cynwyd running with delays, buses and trolleys odified schedule and bundle up if you are standing outside waiting forey s morning because everybody is running on a modified schedule throughout the week because of the cold temperatures, back to : >>> lets get back to the fire we were telling but in olde true out there you can see fire fighters are getting their looke cutting into something trying to get accession to the south t. it is in between market andt. >> all this taking place 15 minutes ago at fourth and of units respond here. see this is a fire hydrant they have g water to

tim cook would want. he wanted maybe -- >> i thought it was 14%. >> -- 8% >> something is sbet erbetter tn nothing. >> kellyons or comments on what we're seeing on technology from either oracle or adobe? >> no, i was just going to say on that repatriation, i thought ts it was, like, 14%. we have to see exactly how it shakes out it's 14% you know, stephanie and dennis can speak to this, but it's not voluntary. you know, they're going to take 14% of your overseas earnings then change the tax system entirely so, you know, steph, i am curious, i mean, there's not, frankly, a lot of choices these companies have to make, right? they're going to pay the tax, they can then do what they want with the capital and it will be a different tax system going forward. >> right jamie dimon thinks he'll buy back stock which is not a bad thing he said. >> i heard that from a dozen companies and actually heard from more technology companies that they will buy back. specifically that is what their agenda will be, they'll buy back stock versus you talked to some industrial companies, and they actually think they're going to plow