the two men and two women are charged with kidnapping.. battery and a hate crime for use of racial slurs. police say the victim, who is mentally disabled, had been tied up and tortured for hours. he is now at home recovering. uber has fired a driver- who was giving rides, while he awaited trial for attempted rape in montgomery county. former "california tortilla" manager cesar leon is accused of grabbing a female worker and dragging her into the bathroom. leon was immediately fired from the potomac restaurant. but abc-7 confirmed he had been driving for uber. that's despite charges of attempted rape and assault. again - he has now been fired. uber says it takes passenger safety extremely seriously. we're learning more about the possible future of d.c.'s r-f-k stadium. at e last night, "events d-c" unveiled a 490-million dollar plan for the aging r-f-k campus. the plan includes five major projects: a sports and recreation complex.. new multi-purpose sports fields.. three new pedestrian bridges over the anacostia river.. a market hall offeri

a two-state solution. u.n. resolution 2334, however, pushes the hope of a two-state solution farther away for three reasons. one, it discourages direct negotiations between israel and the palestinians. two, it fails to distinguish between long accepted and more controversial settlements. long accepted settlements such as the long established jewish neighborhoods in east jerusalem, the jewish quarter, places like the western wall, and the consensus settlements, versus more controversial hilltop settlements in the west bank, settlements that even the israeli supreme court has declared illegal. and, three, it fails to explicitly condemn the number-one impediment to a two-state solution. anti-israel terrorism. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. desan tills. the speaker pro tempore: the

terminal two, the big terminal. terminal one after this was over, a united pilot is getting off his plane in terminal one. so the next terminal over, way away, said he smelled gunpowder, which panicked people a little bit. that began to empty out terminal one. then there was a report of gun fire. a report of gun fire in the parking garage outside terminal two. when you get a report of gun fire, for instance, you call 911. i say shots fired. then 911 will dispatch to the officers, shots fired. ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport in the parking garage. i'm confident the reports was shots fire i'm confident the police reported what was said to them. shots fired. i'm confident tsa issued an active shooter situation. there's a report of a shooter. there's just been a shooting here. if there's another report of a shooting, we have to take it seriously. be with history as our guide in the aftermath of major events, there are always, i say "always", 90% of the time, another report of something that turned out not

closer to two to hillsboro, virginia. hagerstown, winchester, right through here is where the greater amount of snowfall with the system. with the next system we are starting to track coming through areas of tennessee and arkansas, this system will be impacting areas south of d.c.. --ore we get to this specifics on that storm, let's see what the road impacts are and what you can expect stepping out the door. eileen: those in the immediate dmv and those over southern maryland, a-ok. we havenorthwest, delays were the roads are slick. your bus stop forecast, make sure your kids are properly bundled. chapters will be low, lower 30's. we have a breeze. the 20's. values in i urge the kids, especially on the sidewalks, to use extra caution. anything that looks wet is likely icy. areas in red are below freezing. that is along 270, route 7, those are the areas that will likely be slick through about 11:00. temperatures will rise above freezing. here in the immediate dmv, trampling -- traveling around the area, conditions look ok.

it actually lowered the bridge by an inch or two. tomorrow will be the first morning rush hour without the bridge and with the bad weather, drivers being urged to come up with a backup plan. >> potential for rain and heavy wind enough to make for a slow mute. now a massive detour 42,000 vehicles daily use the bridge over the turnpike with the delaware closed indefinitely after a crew discovered this crack in a steel trust. engineers stabilized the bridge and will spend two weeks evaluating how to fix it with the actually repair potentially keeping the bridge closed for a month or longer. these big rigs normally wouldn't be parked here. some of the truckers. like leave butler who covers 48 states are looking for detours but >> the roads around here and the weight limits going to cause major problems for the trucks getting in and out of jersey, philadelphia, and this here came out of ohio on the way to trenton, and now have to go ten miles farther. >> reporter: as a result, expect big backups at other nearby crossings including the bur

can those two countries still have them? absolutely, these two countries arejoined at the hip.ed together. failure for one means failure for the other. we have $1.1; billion of trade going across the border every day and 35 million mexican—americans in the us. we have 1.2 million americans living in mexico and it is imperative that both countries continue to build what we've been doing for the past 20 years. you say that as if that is the perfect solution, but what we are hearing tonight is that donald trump has put nafta on the agenda. if he pulls out of that, the mexican economy is sunk, isn't it? it's not sunk, but it will be dramatically impacted, but so will the us economy. there are 6 million usjobs depending directly on trade with mexico, so if you are a president that has run on an agenda of bringing backjobs to america, if you destroy nafta, you destroy 6 million usjobs in a brushstroke. so, when donald trump says that mexico will reimburse him for the building of this wall, he is 100% certain, he said this evening, is there truth in that? would mexico pay money or, i

monday, clouds and sun, 39 degrees, maybe a snow shower or two around. tuesday, mostly cloudy and breezy, high of 42. wednesday, lots of clouds, 42 degrees once again, there could be a mixed rain or snow shower thrown in there, as well. thursday, brisk and chilly, ground hog day, 36. friday, 34 degrees. >> chris you got snow yesterday. >> reporter: i a got a flake. >> i would like to remind you can get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> well, this morning the philadelphia auto show opened last night. many car enthusiasts got an up-close preview. the black tie tailgate at the pennsylvania convention center, gave people a chance to dine and dance. "action news" anchor, rick williams was on hand, and so was 6abc general manager and president, bernie prazenica. that event benefits neurology at children's hospital philadelphia. melissa magee has a sneak peek inside the show. >> the pennsylvania convention center becomes the city's most exclusive parking lot. seven hundred vehicles on displa

as far as rain is concerned we're looking around two inches, philadelphia and surrounding suburb, two to three for south jersey. the heaviest will be across central and coastal new jersey and the threat for snow. a winter storm watch for carbon and monroe counties, three to five inches slushy snow and sleet after the rain monday into tuesday morning, it is a mess. no matter where you are. the worst is down the shore. the snow is in the poconos, in the city we're talking two inches of rain all day tomorrow and winds gusting over 45 miles an hour. tuesday, still windy with a chance for rain, but finally, the sun comes back on wednesday. stick around into the weekend. got to get through one or two more days. >> rumors we haven't actually seen it before. >> we were talking about ice. the flyers back on ice this if i'm that brooklyn, he don't how a serious come back just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surger

blue bell, under two miles. trenton, under two miles. northeast philly, just over 2-mile visibility. and philadelphia, currently, less than a mile visibility. so conditions are really dangerous. we have a lot of moisture, very light wind as a warm front starts to approach. those are all the ingredients that we need, of course, to develop this fog. and noted here in atlantic city, two-mile visibility, and mt. holly, under two miles for you, along with millville. so, hour by hour forecast shows all those clouds starting to develop. as denise mentioned, we're tracking showers, tracking heavy rain, in fact, in two rounds. first, we're going to track this system moving in tonight through tomorrow. around midnight, we start to see rain moving in from the southwest towards the northeast. it could get heavy by early tomorrow morning. i'll have more details on this moving offshore and the heavier rain moving into our area by tomorrow afternoon. denise, back to you. >> erika, thank you. you can always get your neighborhood forecast on the nbc 10 a

two tea ms two teams that caused upsets in the 80s.mou denied twice in the first half. dons striker tom elliott had a header cleared off the line in stoppage time, but neither side could find a winner. and they'll do it all again. it was excellent, for 0—0. two neighbours. here's sutton captainjamie collins, but first his manager paul doswell. you can get wrapped up in that game. big chance. i thought the goalkeeper made some very good seats. we have done ourselves credit. at home, we always fancy ourselves against anybody. we have struggled away from home recently. to be honest, we had some better chances in the first hour. but we're going to take that draw. go to their place. another great day. when we talk about the fa cup, we're always talking about magic. the lowest—ranked team in the third round, stourbridge, have been knocked out by wycome. 2—1 the final score, but wycombe left it late. this is the game that i watched. seventh tier! did so well! wycombe were made to wait for the break through but they did go in front early in th

we don't feel like we are trennintrending out. >> to win with two games, or to win the last two beforeum. >> it but it's getting old for the veterans that see the clock ticking on superbowl chances. >> it's frustrating. you never know how many you have left when you get up there in age. i want to win a championship. the city wants to win a championship. this can't happen next year. >> despite the positivity i saw in the locker room, we have emotion and frustration from sellic. he have's a ten year veteran, career eagle and his last playoff win came eight years ago. ducis and sal? >> what changes might we see next season and wayne johnson talks about what effect his suspension had on the eagle record. >> action sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> saland ducis with you on sports sunday. there are many areas to improve on the eagle's football team. what did you see this quarter and is today? you've to look at tony romo. he hasn't played in 13 months, six plays, 81-yards beginning with the third and 11. tony romo was not blitzed. schwartz didn't call a blitz. when you don't call

this is on being a dusting to two inches. if we see that doug it will be u in the next two or three yoursrs who.wh here's a few snow totals that you can see out to our north an west from earlier today. coming up, a look at the seven day forecast and why some parts of our area are under a winterwt storm watch for saturday. shawn and tony back to you. >> thank you very much. meanwhile, fox5's lauren demarco continues our team coverage live in fredericks maryland. fre how is it goingde there, lauren? >>reporter: i don't think we have much to complain about. of course you want to be careful with the slick conditions but we missed the whole problem withrol rush hour.ru right now if you take a look live look out here, we were near carlson park a seconding a and it's really pretty. this is like the beautiful snow that sticks to the trees and the grass. it looks like they've done a good job.b. the crews have done pretty as you look up on the side streets there are some light coating of snow. for the most party thinkarty everybody is

terminal two, the big terminal. terminal one after this was over, a united pilot is getting off his plane in terminal one. so the next terminal over, way away, said he smelled gunpowder, which panicked people a little bit. that began to empty out terminal one. then there was a report of gun fire. a report of gun fire in the parking garage outside terminal two. when you get a report of gun fire, for instance, you call 911. i say shots fired. then 911 will dispatch to the officers, shots fired. ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport in the parking garage. i'm confident the reports was shots fired. i'm confident the police reported what was said to them. shots fired. i'm confident tsa issued an active shooter situation. there's a report of a shooter. there's just been a shooting here. if there's another report of a shooting, we have to take it seriously. be with history as our guide in the aftermath of major events, there are always, i say "always", 90% of the time, another report of something that turned out n

months and two years old. three year old twin girls andnd two older girls, 10 and 11 years old. i understand there may be a be space heater involved here. we don't know. we know that there was one in the house. those things, as we know, you y have to make hur you have all the protection possible on themn because you don't know what the capacity, capability of them arh when it comes to taking care of a household.ouse when we got here it was pretty heavy smoke. you could see the blames comingl through the roof, the they kept coming. kep they weret really pretty intens. it would seem like they wouldhey get a handle on it and then th boom, it would keep coming back. this four bedroom in baltimore's hamilton neighborhood was builtd more than a century ago. it has three stories. st we'll be going through the debris. it's going to be a very slow process. we're trying not to disturb anyi of the remains. re it's going to be what we call a hand dig. this dark hole filled this th baltimore neighborhood with heavy hearts

homicides for the year as far two on january 1st in the bayview district no arrests 11:25 p.m. and the officers responded regarding a shots fired and the officers located an unresponsive person with a shot to the head and the person was transferred and succumbed to his injuries surveillance cameras are reviewed no arrests the second homicide on the same data occurred at the 214 the officers responded with a report of a shooting the officers located a unresponsive male with a wound to the chest the officers gave aid and however that victim succumbed to his injuries and the subject was detained the surveillance cameras were located in the area, no arrests were made and there were two shootings in the reporting period that was on the 29 of december and responded to the general hospital and prior to the officers arrive the dispatch said the fires were several that were fired the officers were informed by the trauma unit that personnel that the victim suffered shoots to the chest according to 9 victim the vehicle drop off past the vehicles - a suspect- we respond and bayview issued

recessions, it looks like there is basically two years of declining revenue, is it generally two-year, slumps when you look at it from a percentage basis? >> yeah, each of the last two recessions felt a little bit different. the dot com bust was more acute here in san francisco, likewise the bounce back was sharp, kind of what we called a vshaped recession, and the most recent one was a little bit more of a u, but again, a very sharp snap back after really a couple of downed years and the different recessions are going to feel different in how they impact our revenue and these are probably relatively quick recoveries but on average, i think that we generally say two to three year recovery. during a given recession. okay. >> and i guess, as i think about it, it is obviously revenue but it is also smoothing out a pension and what that does from our general fund perspective. >> and one of the things that we started doing in the financial plan and we did this in the last document as a city is including a recession, scenario. and so we are not projecting a recession to occur during this pe

>> the west is ready for round two. this storm system moving in, for the most part, late tonight through the day saturday. mountains will get the heaviest snow and rain as you would expect. we could deal with flooding. heavy rain and flooding throughout will continue. this atmospheric river continues up to this region. that's why we get this tropical connection, get a lot of moisture in the air. south of i-80, this is about a once in a 10 to 25-year storm. and north of i-90, once every seven to 20 year storm, frances. flooding through the rivers, creeks through the weekend. >> at least it is on a weekend. thank you very much. >> less than an hour ago, donald trump tweeted, quote, the dishonest media does not report that any money spending on building the great wall forsake of speed will be paid back by mexico later. mexican officials have repeatedly said they will not pay for the proposed while. >>> meanwhile, nbc has exclusive insight into the top secret report on russian hacking that was just delivered to president ob

of the victims the two victims who suck only todd injuries and the two victims who were stabbed and a short time later the suspect the two victims and two other subjects basically met maybe by happenstance again in the lower level of the mall area aall footage was turned over to police. those same cameras kawing the suspect taking off. we have seen a tax an at kations in malls in our area before. on january 25, 2014 columbia mall a gunman walked into a clothing store and fired shots killing two employees. and just lasts may montgomery mall was scene in series of spore attic shootings by a former federal law enforcement officer. >> this incident here reportedly will raise awareness for security team and we're told security is of utmost importance every day here what we know is that security staff is combing over surveillan more about what happened and how to prevent it from happening. again. >> tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> all right we have breaking news right now just into the newsroom an update to tisha's story detectives said they made app arrest this afternoon in the mall s

three, two, one!he streets of the capital, creating the busiest night of the year for the london ambulance service. its control room keeps watch over more than 600 square miles and 7 million people using a sophisticated computer system. but just after midnight, that system failed. the computer crash meant that all call details had to be written down. call handlers couldn't see where the ambulances were. they had to use radios to contact paramedics. inevitably, that meant delays. we do deal with the most critically ill and seriously ill patients first, and we continued to do that last night. 0bviously, i'd like to apologise to any patients who did have a slightly extended waiting time while we were dealing with the system on paper. the london ambulance service says because it has no computer record, it doesn't know exactly how many calls it dealt with last night. these were some of the incidents they attended, but there were hundreds more. if the system fails at a time when there is huge pressure on th

the longest delay was at least two hours. also tonight, napa county issued an emergency declaration from the recent storm damage. county officials say they are asking assistance from the state to clean up damage to public facilities. >>> those liveing in the sierra are asked to keep an eye on their properties. >> reporter: we are in soda springs where this area has gotten a foot of snow. and buried underneath all of this snow are propane tanks. this is exactly what you don't want to see. people are being asked to protect your propane tanks. protect your home. things can get dangerous. as caltrans crews prepare for the next round of winter storms keeping road ways open and clear. homeowner ins the area are hard at work. >> this was a lot of work. my wife and i did this. last friday. >> reporter: tim has been a long time president of soda springs and takes pride in protecting his propane tank that heats his home. >> i get all the snow off the top of the tank like this. we keep a big horseshoe around it. >> reporter: propane tan

two people relatives. a grandfather and grandson.re, decimated, but they walked away with their lives. out west the problem is rain and mud. in california the storm train battering the state will deliver one final blow. west of los angeles, mandatory evacuations are in place after days and days of downpours. >> in all the years i've been here, this is worse than anything i've seen. >> reporter: rain expected to move out. the danger of landslides continues. back east harsh weather heading north up the atlantic. abc news, mississippi. >>> united airlines is flying again a computer glitch grounded the domestic flights for more than two hours. the issue was a system that sends text messages to pilots. and out of caution united asked the faa to ground all domestic operations. it's not known how many flights were impacted by all of that. >> the brazilian soccer team that lost 19 in a plane crash played. three surviving members lifting a trophy in honor of their dead teammates. the game ended in a 2-2 tie. >> the falcons will take on the ne

there were two people to my left and two people to my right that were shot. and several of them died. >> john, as you watch this unfold, could you make out whether this man was saying anything while he open fire? >> when i looked over at him, he said nothing. he said nothing. he was just shooting. and when i -- as i said, i had just pulled the first piece of luggage off the carousel when i heard the first shot. and as i turned and saw him standing there was the hallway. he didn't say anything. he just was firing. he did have time to reload his gun before he started firing the second time. >> did he appear to be acting alone? was he by himself? >> as far as i could see, yes, he was by himself. >> how were you able to get out of there? >> instinctively, i think -- it was a delta flight that had just landed in ft. lauderdale. and everyone fell to the ground as soon as it started happening. so, we stayed -- my wife and my mother-in-law are traveling with me. we stayed down on the ground until the shooting stopped. i immediately, when i saw -- i called 911 just se

berkeley police are investigating the mysterious cause of the death of two people and their two cats found inside an apartment. the bodies were found yesterday afternoon at a complex on deacon street near web center. police confirmed carbon monoxide poison does not appear to be the cause and no obvious signs of trauma. a man and a woman in their 30s lived in that unit. the victims' identities have not been released. >>> caught on camera, milpitas police are hoping you recognize these two prowlers. one of them appears to be carrying a shotgun. this sur violence photo was taken last week early wednesday morning and shows the men walking through the backyard of a home on eagle ridge drive. here's a clearer picture of one of the suspects. the same prowlers were also spotted about a half mile way in san jose. this is outside a home on lisbon court that same morning. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating two men caught prowling a home in portola valley as well. deputies arrested 19-year-old jesus and 18-year-old jose after a homeowner saw them in her backyard nearly go

two and a half inches of rain in the last 12 hours. two and a half in the last 12. it'll be an interesting day is what he said. i think you can double that. i'm trying to add up the rain totals. kempfield. yontville an itch and a quarter. look at ben lomin. san rafael almost an inch. lexington. an inch. and a quarter. oakland now it is the 63,100ths. other areas, over two in -- heels bugger about two. middle town 1.85. bennett valley. the oakland hill as the 1.17. flash flood washings are out as you may imagine for the river. gurnville at johnson's beach and the napa river. the burn areas need to be watched up in lake county as well for some valley fire, rocky fire, those areas will take a lot of water and we have wind advisories. so much stress on the trees in the last five-years and snow you get gusts of 50 we could have issues. blizzard warning, flash flood warning, high winds out for us. that will continue today. that stronger wind will show up tonight. the heavier rain tonight. thunderstorm activity on the back side of this. the heaviest rain tonight into tomor

the two-handed slam. two point game.e musketeers hit their free- throws down the stretch and win 81-76. >>> virginia tech getting number five duke. grayson allen is out indefinitely. they were tripping from three were the hokies. they never trailed in this one to pull off the upset. another three from the top of the circle. virginia tech takes out duke 89- 75 they are still celebrating in blacksburg. >>> in charlottesville, yes, there is a man bun. this guy was getting it done with the man bun. kyle guy calling bank off the window for three for the wahoos taking on florida state a craine. another three late guy in the corner. clock is ticking. dwayne bacon. going the length of the court and basically at the horn for three, and the win. puts fsu up two and they hang on for the victory over the wahoos. >>> football in the nfl. new york giants and nothing to play for against the redskins tomorrow. giants already into the post- season. apparently, they are going to play their main guys against the redskins. of course, all th

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storm number two on the way. let's do traffic.er tles do t that's been a problem thisraffim morning. mo erin has got your latest. >> 7:03. keeping our eye other big issue in jessup maryland.up mar 95 on the southbound side ae sot crash involving a fuel spilll l a-box truck an tractor-trailer. one of the trucks off the road. the t. right now two left lanes are getting by. ling by. previously this morning forhi the past several hours just j one left lane had been getting by. they stopped all traffic and opened up two lanes after they e towed one of the trucks out of e the way. however, traffic is still very v backed up to 895 an little bit of a rubber neck day picking pki outflushed side. pickingg up on the northbound side.e. traffic is c it's been parked like that since we started reporting atn a 4 o'clock this morningta.rted we have team coverage. rk th fox5's anjali hemphill isis also tracking that crash fromsho the scene.. anjali what can you tell us? t e how are things shaping up out there? >> reporter: well,

and i concluded two things. number one, the story that's told about how he was wounded and died which is a particularly gruesome story that it's held up as part of the mythology of his heroism, he is said if you go up in gettysburg and look at the wall, he's shot through the leg in this thing, a cannonball went through his horse, killed his horse instantly. shot his leg and he self amputated his leg and stayed on the battlefield. and still directed his men for 10 minutes before he's hauled off to the county courthouse and that's what you read when you go up there. you can see the knife which he is alleged to have cut his own leg off. i believe in my research that that didn't happen that way. i think it happened in a different way and so while it debunks the mythology that surrounds him and may cause a little bit of heartache at the national military parks, i believe the reality of the story, of how he arrived on the battlefield, how he fought on the battlefield and more so, how he spent the final 10 hours of his

the crash happened near large street where two girls lived. police have not released the victim's name. >> from coast to coast, scenes like this one, played out at major airports where crowds protested against donald trump's' ban from reef gees from seven muslim majority countries. in the middle of the night, a small victory for the crowds, aclu went to court in new york city and won a temporary victory. the judge's order temporary bars the u.s. from deporting those subject to the travel ban. travelers had a strong argument their legal rights were violated. >>> the department of homeland security said that court ruling will not stop president trump's executive order from being carried out. dhs said prohibited travel is prohibited and the government has the right to revoke a visa at any time for security reasons. because of that, more protests are planned today, one at philadelphia international airport this afternoon. >>> president trump signed an order on friday that included a 09 day ban by citizens of iraq, syria, sudan, somalia and yemen a

what the gunman wound up grabbing >> these two parents beyond the wheel of back seat two baby, what those people did to make sure they didn't wake up and take off. >>> more than seven decade since the a local man went off to fight the germans in away away. tonight his family got something back all those years ago. >> we said this is something really special here. >> kathy orr keeping an eye on a shake-up in the forecast >> you know it. changing again, the back to winter for this weekend and it's not just the colder air, it's moisture, even a chance of snow we'll talk more about that with your seven-day coming up. ♪ >>> people from three different continents connected by one ring. belonged to away away veteran. he lost the ring decades ago. >> someone on the other side of the world found it. it's now back home on american soil. more specifically in south jersey. our brad sat was at the incredible reunion live in audubon. how cool is this. >> reporter: very cool and quite a story. you got to follow along with me here at audubon high school where an alumni lost his class ring the year was 19

two systems, one to the north. a lot of moisture coming up from the west-southwest. 21 in truckie, to 43 in sacramento. if everything continues to come in as advertised, maybe some very heavy rain by the time we get to the weekend. this sue just one forecast model. doesn't mean it's going to be right, but does paint the picture here. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. if i don't have to update this at all, intend rain on the weekend. some warmer. >> and warmer. so we're still looking for maybe rain up in tahoe. >> yes. >> it's 5:48. counts down to the start of the big rose parade in pasadena. it will start in a couple of hours at 8:00. >> from surfing dogs to beach volleyball, a huge collection of floats. we take a look. >> surfing on all fours. a motorized surf machine with real waves. this float is of only a crowd pleaser, it's within for the record books. >> 125 feet long. 140,000 pounds. won the guinness book of word records for the lodge it's float ever in a parade. >> reporter: it is one of a dozen create bed f

it is just the two of us. john: and the obamas are moving in just two doors down. bittersweet. what is the mood of the neighborhood? >> i think the neighborhood is very excited. it is not like when you go to there and you hear when is a new kid coming onto the block. not that it it is -- not that he is a kid, but that makes it exciting. it is so nice to be in the area. john: i think my favorite part of the home -- crank that thing. you explain it. great-grandmother's victrola. music, discordys down, where the obamas move in. abc: tonight right here on seven, we will be taking this -- on abc seven -- i sat down with quincy jones and tv producer don mischer. >> it is an entertainment show. if we were putting it in one word, it would be we are celebrating and appreciating what black americans over a 400-year period brought to the world and to american culture writing, sports, comedy, music, dancing -- >> politics. >> it has been phenomenal. when you realize is it is all one story, not just an african-american story. it is an american story. kidd: when you were putting it together

according to court documents, he informed the sex worker about two stings on two different occasions.nvestigators say the case is unrelated to the wide-ranging sex scandal that involved several bay area law enforcement agencies and an underage girl. >>> a public viewing for an orlando police officer who was shot and killed. the suspect has been identified as markeith loyd. he was wanted for shooting and killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend last month. a sheriff's deputy died in a motorcycle accident during that manhunt. the funeral for that is today. the funeral for debra clayton will be tomorrow. >>> a deadly and devastating house fire in baltimore. firefighters have now recovered all six bodies from the thoehom that was destroyed. the home was fully engulfed in, as you see from these pictures. the second and third floors had collapsed. 10 people were in the home at the time. a woman and her nine children. the mother and three of the children were rescued. they were hospitalized. sadly, six others died. continuing coverage of the investigation on the "today" show. he see why one of the

maybe an inch or two. you jump the divide and you'll find two to four inches. you're crossing savage mountain tomorrow afternoon, get ready for snow and slick roads. i would not advise that. snow potential, this is yet another snow map. another model for you. you can see we'll take you through friday at 9:00. half an inch downtown. a trace to two inches is really a good forecast. not a case where the it's coming from the west. those can break your heart too. i'll tell you that. another model. this is a local model. three tenths of an inch downtown. 1.3 inches in leesburg. we're seeing some agreement on the models of a little more north and west. top end is going to be under two inches for 99.9%. it's 50 right now. dew pointsfallen. it will stay breezy all night and. 22 to 32. cold but dry. yellow weather alert thursday afternoon into friday morning. we're looking at light snow thursday night into friday morning. a trace to two inches possible. you may see snow on your way home tomorrow. i would try to get off the roads by 9:00 night. future cast. 37 downtown. l

he was confused. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors in chicago charging the suspects, two men and two sisters, with kidnapping, battery and hate crimes. tonight, the victim's family speaking out. >> he is doing well as well as he could be at this time. >> reporter: in an interview with our abc station in chicago, wls, president obama calling it terrible. and pointing to the dangers posed by technology, too. >> what technology allows us to see now is the terrible toll that racism and discrimination and hate takes on families and communities. >> reporter: facebook says it has removed the video. when asked about people live streaming while committing crimes, facebook telling abc news, they have a team on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, dedicated to responding to these reports immediately. but the images were already shared by so many on facebook, and it's now become critical evidence for prosecutors. >> it's sickening. it's sickening. it makes you wonder what would make individuals treat somebody like that? >> as you point out, alex, facebook also facing questions about anyone being

there's two more to be precise. we'll be back with the hour-by-hour forecast coming up. >>> public works crews are standing by in san francisco in case this latest round of wind and rain triggers mudslides and falling trees. >> they're paying special attention to an unstable hillside next to dplen cglen ca. lyanne melendez is live from the scene. >> reporter: this is the same hillside that was giving the city the same kind of problems just last week. now this closure is a big deal because o'shaughnessy, a lot of people take o'shaughnessy in order to get to interstate 280. cars were forced to turn around on o'shaughnessy boulevard as crews closed most of the road leading to the rock slide. the department of public works had installed this concrete barrier and today preparations were under way to secure the hillside and begin knocking loose rocks first thing tomorrow morning. tom podesta lives in the glen canyon neighborhood. >> well, yeah, i was taking a bus down here and then i've got to walk. i guess i can walk dow

don't two to sleep.tay awakawake. >> he says yes honey. >> i don't know i hope i'm inspiring him. >> someone who is also inspiring, two-year-old sire us what did he think of mom and dad leaving for the premier. >> he's like okay, i'm playing trains, you can leave me alone now. i'm like bye. >> still ahead what ever happened with punky-brewster. >> i don't know. >> where is the 80s star with her kids. >> plus khloe kardashian secrets from her new show "revenge body" and cher and scarlett johansson their new movie roles and is sc ♪ maybe the world is blind ♪ >> i love that theme song, you remember punky brewster, it's been more than 30 years since she became one of tv's biggest stars, today life is different. >> being a mom is her biggest priority. let me tell you this. she's totally outnumbered. >> this is my mini me. >> what do you want the to be growing up. >> punky brewster. >> makes total sense when your mom was the punky brewster, soliel in 1984 is when we first seen her is now mom to four kids of he

we have been asking that the two once.y have they got negotiating tactics? to be ten or“ they got negotiating tactics? to be ten or 11 weeks from the start of the most cool negotiations since the end of the second world war is deeply disturbing. let's get more on the news that the high street retailer next is warning that the coming year will be difficult. the warning came that as the company reported poor figures of the run up to christmas. next said full price sales fell by .4% in the run—up to christmas eve. annual products are said to be at the low end of expectations. shares in the clothing retailer fell by 12% at the start of trading in london this morning. they have been recovering. with minar is the senior news reporter at drapers magazine. are you surprised? there was an idea they might be better than they were, the figures. particularly for the fourth quarter against a weak quarter last year. they have come in at west worst than next expected. and the industry is looking to next as a leader in that field. but we

two division opponents, two wins this way. year the right way. >> for us, to get over the hump. for a while, we were struggling. we didn't end the year the way we wanted to. to win the last two games going into the offseason gives us a lot of confidence going into it. >> carson wentz coming back. a lot of severs and tight ends, hopefully a building block going forward. >> hopefully, jeff. it's one of the biggest traditions in the nation, the mummers stepped off of city hall and made their way down broad street as they have every year since 1901. >> you expect to see nothing less than a great time at the mummer's parade. that's what happened today. >> just all the happiness. the costumes -- definitely. >> the band? >> the band. it's all great. >> what do you think of those costumes? >> crazy and sparkly. >> mixed in with the good times and laughter, joey gorman suffers from a rare condition. >> it's a brain structural abnormality. your cerebellum is in the spinal cavity. >> you have that? >> i have had two brain surgeries. >> h

of the victims -- the two victims whoho did succumb t the two victims who were stabbed, and a short time later, the suspect, the two victims and two other subjects basically met maybe by happenstance again in theenstga lower level of the mall area. ml >> reporter: it's unclears u what led to the attack.ttack. nothing said in court today tay indicated the motive.iv there was no mention of a gang g connection. however, the teen's defenses fe attorney said in court he worked at taco bell j. c. penney and macy's.acy' it's unclear if he had beenadee working at any of those establishments the day of thehmn murders. he does havets the a juvenileuvl record. he has previous convictionsvict for assault and attempted robbery. what goes into the decision toeo charge someone as an adult.. >> any crime that is permitted i by a person 16 or carries a life term enables us to bring charges in the adult cg court. >> everything you need to know is in thein cg ourthouse.ouhous. >> reporter: jackson's reporters family was in the courtroom cout for the brief hearing butearing declined to comment on the c

the two gentlemen were maybe two feet in front of us. someone yelled train, and paul and i backed up. and the two gentlemen in front of us had no time to react. they got hit. we were maybe two feet from a train flying by. we could feel the rush of it. we moved back away from the train. but the two gentlemen were not so fortunate. >> is another witness tells us both were hit head on by the train. both conscious afterwards. one did need surgery, however. amtrak says none of the passengers was hurt. the rail agency stated both pedestrians were trespassing on the track but did not address whether there was a malfunction with the crossing gate or or light. we did the see people out there last night inspecting the track. the trains, as you can hear behind me, are back up and running through jack london square. tower of power will post yann update later today. the band was founded here in 1968 and was made popular for its blend of funk and rock. >>> scary moments on a flight from seattle to the san jose national airport. alaska airlines is inve

they exchanged two brea ks world number one.hat was settled by dramatic tie—break. at one stage, melzer looked set to spring a surprise but andy murray, relentless, forcing the breakthrough. it is hard to get back to him. andy murray found a break in the second set. unlike many of the 25 before him, melzer soon found his effo rts 25 before him, melzer soon found his efforts were in vain and andy murray is continuing his hot streak atjust the right time. kadeena cox has had her uk sport funding suspended while she takes part in the channel 4 winter sport programme the dump. kadeena cox win two goals in rio and officials from both disciplines have advised her against participating. that is all the sport for now. still goalless between chelsea and spurs at white hart lane. let's go back to oui’ at white hart lane. let's go back to our top story, the fallout following the resignation of sir ivan rogers as the uk ambassador to the eu. his replacement will be sir tim barrow. let's talk to some alchemy in for his thoughts. —— sir malco

there‘ll be two brits against two au55ies in the first round of the women‘s draw.ut has a poor record at her home tournament. i look forward to playing sam. i‘ve played with her, i played against terror couple of times before. she‘5 a great player. —— i played against her. she‘s been around a long time and has an all—round game. i think for me, isju5t not and has an all—round game. i think for me, is just not the focus on her too much. i know the talk will be about her a lot, playing at home, which she does every year. i did wa nt to which she does every year. i did want to focus on myself. —— iju5t want. and to play my game as best as ican. rory mcilroy is three shots off the lead going into the final day of the south africa open. mcilroy had looked set to be out in front when he holed from the fairway with this shot at the par—four 7th. watching it, feeling good about it, into the hole it drops, with a bit of back 5peed, too. but under pressure from the world number two, england‘s graeme storm has held firm at the top of the leader board. he followed up his round

there is a difference between these two things, would i find it difference between these two things,ifficult difference between these two things, would i find it more difficult to find davies in the united states will get a bomb dropped on me? brew trump is stopping the drone programme and he will be doing the same thing —— programme and he will be doing the same thing -- trump is not stopping the drone programme. how do you know that? brew he hasn't told me, but it is essentially inevitable, that is what the entire establishment has been looking to do. and there are not very alternatives if you want to bea not very alternatives if you want to be a tough guy and if you want to do things from washington. the danger is, let's say that he makes the deal with russia, sanctions gone in return for cooperation. the problem with russia as a ally against terrorism is, they have created a lot of people from chechnya who go to syria because of the tactics they have used. they kill eight times as many people in the bombing as american strikes, and if you look at trump's executive order banning m

that the two-state solution has run its course. and we need to pack up our tools and ship those off to the side and start all over again with a new look. i believe we need to have a resolution that refreshed this in such a way that it completely rejected resolution 2334, that vote that took place in the united nations, and said to the trump administration, let's start this fresh with a new look rather than a direction of being bound by implication to a two-state solution. but that's not what we have ahead of us. we have aheffed us a resolution that's come to the floor under a closed rule that sends a lot of a good and right message to the rest of the world that america, the united states congress, rejects what happened in the united nations the other day and that decision to abstain from that vote. on the other hand, we really don't have the focus here to take on the rest of this issue. i'm hopeful we will. i'll be introducing a resolution later today that addresses the two-state solution in a way i would have liked to have done it

two weeks from today. super bowl 51. already vehicle ago set to pass at three point favor over the falcons, two of the top three scoring offenses in the league. atlanta topped nfl 34 points per game and new england third 27.6 point per game expect entertaining high scoring affair. kickoff 6:30 "fox5". >> how about local highlights to college hard court hoyas looking for big upset of xavier on the road in cincinnati and xavier guard j.p. going in. up and under. plus foul and then later in the half. look good defenseed in by hoyas and they're out running and rodney prior cherry picking a little bit. he takes it up. and that's good. but then xavier well they cannot been i'd. not a good name for someone in sports. hoyas lose 76-58. >> sad news for baseball world former major league errandy marti died and venture adjust 25. here's royal's gm dayton moore on the traumatic loss. >> obviously our prayers go out to the o'donnell's family and all his friends and his teammates our fans, everybody throughout the baseball community.

in two weeks, yes, superbowl 51 kicks off houston after two blow outs in the championship game sundayers and the falcons, were the early game, but we start with brady, against big ben. patriots and the steelers, tom brady at his best yesterday in foxboro. he completed 32 of 42 passes. for 384 yards, and three touchdowns in the afc title game. the patriots trounce the steelers, 36-17. brady and belichick now look for their fifth title together in the past ninth trip to the superbowl. >> a lot of hard work. only two teams left standing. i'm happy we're one of them. that's what our goal s nice to be able to achieve that. >> it was a blow out in the ffc, as women, pennsylvania charter matt ryan even better than brady. he runs for touchdown here. he also through for 392 yards, and four more scores, including this one, right here. two plays into the second half. falcons go up 31-nothing, on 73-yard catch and run by julio jones. the falcons smack the packers 44-21, and it is atlanta's second trip to the superbowl. ryan says, fun to get this far, the work is not done. >> we'll enjoy it. it is

the storm impact scale a two. a moderate storm we're tracking the brief downpours moving on shore right now and gusty winds continue and power outages are still possible. future weather by 10:00, we're tracking the tail end of the system beginning to move through the region and the activity tends to quiet down around midnight. that's a similar story for winds. they are whipping but once the front moves through in the next couple hours, the winds will relax as we approach the midnight hour. as we go into future weather, thursday morning, it's still unsettled. so thursday morning there could still be a light shower around. so just have the umbrella handy. it will not be wide spread rain like today but early friday morning, another storm will move in here and this will be another two, moderate storm. more heavy rain and more wind. so future weather showing in the predawn hours on friday, here comes heavy rain once again even 5:00 if you're up early for commuting, it will be a slow go. winds are gusting over 40 miles