got to that point, what he calls the darkest period of his life you have to know where vance started out. he grew up in ardmore, pennsylvania a suburb on philadelphia's mainline but his house was in a blue collar neighborhood. my people were plumbers he would tell you. young jimmy was spoiled by a big family that included grandparents aunts, uncles and cousins. he enjoyed school and excelled at academics and sports but he was left scarred by the death of his father an alcoholic who died from cirrhosis of the live when he was just 9 years old. soon after his mother took off and left vance in the care of his grandparents. >> let's put it this way. i've been depressed since i was born. for a long period of time i really considered myself a mistake. >> what do you mean you considered yourself a mistake in. >> my self-esteem has always been so incredibly low that for a long period of time i thought that my existence on this earth was an aberration that i was a mistake. >> as vance grew up and continued to find success as a news reporter and then anchor he says that low self-esteem continu

vance was nine years old.s mother took off and left vance in the care of his grandparents. >> put it this way. i had been impressed since i was born. for a long time i considered myself a mistake. >> what do you mean you considered yourself a mistake. >> my self-esteem has always been so incredibly low that for long periods of time i thought that my existence on this earth was an aberration that i was a mistake. >> as vance grew up and continued to find success as a news reporter and anchor he said that low self-esteem continued to weigh heavily on him pulling him down no matter how much he achieved. >> i can remember standing at podium 1200 people on their feet and feeling like a piece of crap just feeling awful. and i'm smiling and thanking everybody and doing all the normal things you're supposed to do. inside i was just dying. that's when i was most dangerous, when people were celebrating me. because my feeling was deep inside if you only knew what a total loser i am -- >> it puts extra pressure on you, "i

vance did not take medicine for his depression. spent a long time trying to learn strategies coping strategies i guess they're called. i know people would love to know what some of them are. >> you know, there are many of them doreen. i guess among the most important is recognizing signs of fatigue and stress. i'm type a like you and doug and pretty much everybody else that i know in this town. and as type a people we have no time and no tolerance to recognize when we are tired or when we are wired too tight or whatever. i learned how to recognize those signs. and what comes after that is a kind of retreat and deep breathing. and i do so with the full recognition that i am worthy and i am okay. and if i just settle down and get out of my way, i'll get through this. and it really does work for me. many different things work for many people. that one works for me among others. >> well all of it does start with asking for help. >> absolutely. absolutely. and i pray to god that somebody else -- because, you know as i said in the piece,

vance says he's going to go to bed a little earlier. doreen and then team bought him some slippers to help him out. you can watch them at news4 at 11:00. we posted vance's final sendoff on our nbc washington app. he has a whole lot more to say than in that small clip there. he says he doesn't want to overstay the welcome. >> he doesn't want to overstay his welcome after 46 years. >> people ask you about them inevitably all the time and i tell them honestly and this is no joke he is one of the nicest people i've ever met. >> he's a cool dude. that's what i say. >> he's a harley man too. maybe he'll be out for rolling thunder this weekend. anything you want to do today, go to the pool, drive tho e the beach, put the top down no complaints whatsoever. congratulations to all the recent graduates and everybody who's getting married or doing whatever they're doing this weekend. the weather is going to cooperate. >> we know that bowie state is graduating. their ceremony is underway now. we want to take you live there. looks like people are rec

. >> last night jim vance, the legendary jim vance, signed off of his final 11:00 p.m.adcast after 46 years. >> i sincerely thank every one of you and your parents, too, probably for putting up with me all these late nights. for inviting me into your house. but i want to be a good guest and not overstay my welcome. so this will be my last 11:00 broadcast. >> well vance isn't going anywhere. you can still watch him on news4 at 6:00 alongside doreen gentzler. he said he will go to bed a little early. the team bought him some slippers so he can sleep in. he doesn't even really sleep in because he watches the show. you can watch dorian and jim handly on news4 at 11:00. overstay his welcome? vance can stay as long as he wants. >> at least he can watch news4 from the comfort of his bed. people have asked me is he retiring but he's not. he's just stepping back from the 11:00. still catch him at 6:00. >> exactly. >>> let's get a final check of the forecast as we head into this memorial day weekend. chuck is here. >> okay. if you want the perfect memorial day weekend forecast i

. >>> you have been watching vance for many years. >> and now vance is opening up to doreen about depression have been depressed since i was born. i don't remember a day since waking up in the morning that i didn't have a sense of less than. of -- i remember for a long period of time i really considered myself a mistake. >> what do you mean you considered yourself a mistake? >> my self-esteem has always been so incredibly low, that for a long period of time i thought that my existence on this earth was an aberration. that i was a mistake. >> vance says it was that low self-esteem that continued to weigh heavily on him, pulling him down no matter how much he achieved. we'll have more tonight at 6:00 including how getting psychiatric help was one of the best decisions he says he ever made. >> there's so much positive feedback and comments to vance's story. just how it was important for him to share the story coming from someone who is so well respected in the community. to say you know what you can beat the struggle and work on it and people have found it very useful and helpful. >>> well mont

you told vance if the wizards made it to the playoffs you would get a mohawk. does that apply to the capitals as well? >> definitely. i'll shave my head bald if both teams get to the finals. that would be the least that i could do. and i bet you we could do something for charity. and get thous of people to get mohawks or shave their head bald because it would be a very very unique once in a lifetime kind of aachievement. >> very very happy man right now. check out the full interview log on to the nbc washington app. we'll have that interview posted later tonight. >> we have to hold him to that. pivotal game three tonight. the series all tied up and after falling to the rangers on saturday, the caps trying to regroup. listen to this. washington they have not lost back to back games since mid-march so what exactly is their secret to success? on bouncing back. >> desperation. not wanting to lose two games in a row. if you don't then you're always in the series and want to come out tonight for a great start, good showing at home here and hopefully get up a game. >>

paul vance. vance was eight years at the helm of maryland's largest school district. in the first year there, the schools were facing $25 million in cuts. the school board says that vance led that system through a tremendous period of change. he's remembered for the high expectations that he set for all students. dr. paul vance was 83 years old. >>> new cameras are watching the streets of d.c. for speeders. where to be on the lookout and how they're different. >>> a weigh-in on a controversial debate of the abortion clinics. >>> freddie gray's family sitting down for a first interview. >> what does it say to you that in a fairly short amount of time the charges were filed?0bóñóñçoñl@ú >>> rebuilding baltimore, that is a continuous theme we're hearing from city leaders and clergy there. nbc's lester holt sat down with freddie gray's parents, twin sister and attorney and said it's a long road ahead for the city and their grieving family. >> what does it say to you that in fairly short amount of time the charges were filed? does it change anything in terms of relations w

vance? there it is. you got it? vance, redskins center are you ready? kory. >> l-i-c-h-e-n-s-t-e-i-g-e-r. >> ending time. and you got it right. >> what did you expect? >> i don't think he said the "t." all right. >> you didn't say "t." >> you can't use your phone. you use it for everything. >> evgeni. >> lots of them. >> there you go. >> i win, i win! >>> on this wednesday night, anthrax scare. late word of a dangerous mistake by the military. a lethal bacteria fedexed to up to 20 different labs across nine states and different countries. how could this happen and who is at risk? >>> nbc exclusive. our interview with a woman desperately searching for a woman who was in that home ripped from its foundation. and a chilling photo from her mother as the water got dangerously high. >>> the bombshell scandal rocking the world's most popular sport. mass corruption and bribery. the fbi director calling it a hijacking of soccer. the big question was the u.s. robbed of hosting the world cup? >>> and tracy morgan.

ashlee vance profiles elon musk. the cohost of npr's morning edition recounts the removal of native americans from the southeast in jackson land. also being released is the foreign affairs columnist for time magazine looking at the role that america plays overseas in superpower. and the jefferson rule this historian examines different ways that readers have used america's founding others to promote contemporary policies. and looking at american inventors and capitalist spin who built that. look for these titles and more this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> we talked to bill crawford as we outlined the development of the inner coastal waterway. >> it was built for anybody and anyone. a lot of sailors, a lot of sailboats barges. steamers. there were four principal investors in the waterway and they were all key businessmen. they included this doctor doctor john glasscock, who was a medical doctor a surveyor. he was everything. and in 1855 he will survey the whole state of florida.

vance, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. we appreciate that. >>> looking at weather now. it has been terrible in other parts of the country. three people dead 12 others missing after record-setting rains did severe damage in parts of texas and oklahoma. officials there say the missing are from families that had gathered for the long weekend and that group likely includes children. we'll hear from some of the people who suffered the impact of all that in our next half hour. meantime here at home no major storms but we will soon be dealing with some significant heat and humidity. veronica? >> that's right. even afternoon thunderstorms. nothing like those folks across the plains dealing with. throughout this weekend, today we're seeing one of our warmest days as temperatures rise into the low to mid-80s across the area and comfortable. 82 degrees. montgomery county. prince william county. falls church and manassas. meanwhile, breezy on top of that. so many reasons why today is nice and all going to change and lose the wind and

vance, back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> candles lit the night in downtown d.c. tonight for the annual national police week vigil. hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects to officers who have died in the line of duty in the past year. our jackie benson has the story tonight from northwest d.c. [ bagpipes playing ] >> reporter: to a crowd that included the families of law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty the keynote speaks referenced only very gently the frayed relationship between police and the community across the u.s. >> as one who has been privileged to meet thousands of officers and learn what police do and why they do it i am convinced that no profession is more committed to the basic principle that all lives matter. >> reporter: u.s. attorney general loretta lynch. >> we have begun vital projects to encourage positive community relationships, enhance procedural justice, and promote the safety of our officers. >> reporter: many say the candlelight vigil helped them feel comfort to hear their everyday efforts are appreciated.

vance did die this weekend. he was 83. he led the montgomery county school since from 1981 to 1999 and was the school system's first black superintendent. he became superintendent for dc public schools from 2000 to 2003. his funeral service is scheduled for this saturday at 12 p.m. at christ episcopal church in rockville. he's survived by his wife of 42 years sandra and his three adult children. >> his daughter lauren is one of our former colleagues. we're thinking about the entire vance family tonight. >>> an american auto maker expands a recall and how mcdonald's plans to overhaul its image. details in tonight's consumer alert. >> plus the royals release the name of their brand new baby princess. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, you could say everything is awesome on the trading week. dow sup 46 points while the nasdaq rose 11 points. >>> mcdonald's' new ceo steve easterbook unveiled his new plan to turn around the struggling fast food chain. the first step is to turn around the quality of the food and stale brand image.

you look in the dictionary the deaf vision is va definition is vance.od's grace and hard work, life is good. but there are always two mes. the one that presents himself, you know to the public as the guy, you know grateful to have it all. and on the inside was the other one who dying and crying. >> and we will have a lot more from doreen's interview with vance why he's hoping to start changing minds when it comes to depression and mental health. that is here tonight at news 4 at 6:00. >> we're working on a disturbing case in the campus of george mason. a young woman screamed for help. what students are saying about that attack just ahead on news 4. >> and weekend heat and humidity and even storms. where the storms could hit and how hot it will feel all after the break. >> coming up prince george's county celebrating bike to >>> an alleged dorm tore qui rape under investigation tonight at george mason university. >> two students are suspects in ab attack on a female student. our north virginia bureau chief joins us live from campus with disturbing new de

. >> vance says that it was that low self-esteem that continued to weigh him heavily, pulling him downer how much he achieved. he'll have more from that interview tonight on news 4 at 6:00 including how getting psychiatric help was one of the best decisions that vance says he ever made. >>> for us today a warmer day, get the sun block out and a summer like weekend, then it will get cool again. your weekend temperatures 85 saturday humid, warm with those afternoon thunderstorms and that means the possibility of some downpours. so keep a watchful eye on the sky and i know a lot is going on this weekend, including festivals the early part of next week. i have think we'll see our high temperature top out around 86. so after a stretch of being in the 70s, starting this weekend temperatures in the 80s. enjoy, see you back here monday. >>> veronica thank you. we knew the warm weather was coming. that's news 4 midday. we'll have news between 4:00 and 7:00 and tonight at 11:00. i'm back monday morning at 4:26. >> and join us again at 11:00 a.m. o carson, don't do this. don't do it! don't, don't

vance will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow at christ episcopal church in rockville.ervices are saturday at noon at that same location. >>> beginning tonight part of i- 95 will be completely shut down in wilmington, delaware, at u.s. 202 first northbound and then southbound. this will happen overnight during the next few days as part of a major repaving project that is a year behind schedule. if you are headed in that direction, here's something you should know. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> just a fantastic evening, warm, nice breeze, quiet radar, tracking nothing on live doppler 9000 tonight, 80 downtown, winds south at 6. quiet tonight, showers well west of us in the mountains and west of i-81. bus stop temperatures, cooler tomorrow, 56, 68 but dry. warm and dry finish to the week. the weekend will be warm with an increasing chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, not a washout. remember that little system off the coast will start to throw some moisture our way especially into mother's day. 10:00 t

paul vance. vance was the superintendent of the d.c. and montgomery county school districts.he viewing is from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at christ episcopal church in rockville. funeral services will be saturday at noon at the same location. >>> mother's day is sunday. a lot of you are looking for that last minute gift online, but this this is the time of year when scam artists try to take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers. >> reporter: flowers are one of the most popular gifts for mother's day, but christopher brown from the federal trade commission has a warning. >> scammers are trying to obtain consumers' personal and financial information. >> reporter: scam artists have set up phoney florist sites hoping to attract unsuspect users and get their credit card info. finding a local flower shop online can help avoid that problem, but karen's florists in vienna, virginia, says even then you have to be careful. >> make sure you're going to the official sight of that flower shop. >> reporter: when you search for a local shop like karen's, the results will include national companies place

ashlee vance wrote the biography on mr. musk, which is out next week. cover picture, i absolutely love it, a picture of mr. musk as a boy. there he was as a child. give us a quick snapshot. we know the man, the myth, the legend. what was he like as a kid come as a teen? ashlee: he was into science fiction. there was this other side of him that i uncovered for the first time. he was a real loner and had a hard time in school. people bullied him. he didn't have any super close friends. it's interesting that he has become this celebrity ceo. his friends and said this would be the last person you would expect to do well this. he was definitely smart. he just kept to himself, so nobody knew what was going on inside his head. erik: everyone wants to know what is going on inside his head. what makes them so successful? what drives him to take the risks that he takes? what was most surprising? ashlee: elon is a unique case because he talks about wanting to take man to mars and becoming a -- some people think it is a stick. this is his life's quest. he is so dri

vance? >> thanks, wendy. wint has a criminal record that goes back to 2005 including a second degree assault conviction in 2009. he was born and raised in guyana and moved to the u.s. in the year 2000. records show that wint joined the marine corps the same year but nbc news has confirmed that he never made it through basic training and that he received an honorable discharge for medical reasons. he then began working as a certified welder. coming up in our next half hour, we'll hear from workers at the american iron works plant in hyattsville, the company owned by the victim. we'll hear from some of the guys who knew the suspect and we'll find out if any information more breaks on this case. we'll be sure to let you know. both on air and on the nbc washington app. >>> now to our weather. the rain is moving out, but temperatures are continuing to drop. doug is here with what we can expect heading into the memorial day weekend. hi, doug. >> yeah, i'll tell you what we're going to be expecting is very cool temp

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vance was the first african- american superintendent in montgomery county public schools. he was also the superintendent of d.c. public schools. >>> well, embattled new england patriot quarterback tom brady has made his first public comments since the report on the so-called deflategate scandal. it's suggested he probably knew about the underinflated games. they can be easier to throw and catch. danielle nottingham has reaction to his response or lack thereof. >> reporter: new england patriots quarterback tom brady received a hero's welcome during his appearance at salem state university thursday evening, but the four-time super bowl champ did not offer interviewer jim gray much when asked about the report on deflategate. >> our owner commented on it yesterday and it's only been 30 hours so i haven't had much time to digest it fully but when i do, i'll be sure to let you know how i feel about it. >> reporter: but brady's agent had plenty to say about the report of underinflighted patriots footballs during the afc championship gape. don yee called the report a significant a

>> reporter: oh vance, i'm having a great time. these guys are here from woodbridge. something just happened that i will not mention on the air, but it had to do with a bird. that's all you've got to do. a beautiful day down here guys. plenty of sunshine, bright blue skies, temperatures in the 70s today. next couple of days a little different down here. i've got that forecast. take a look. this is what we're talking about. the weekends forecast obviously the beach forecast. and then we've got a heat wave coming up over the next couple of days. so enjoy the nice spring weather now. things will change in a big way over the next couple of days. i'll be back live from ocean city in a few minutes. >>> coming up, news from inside the cockpit. we'll hear from the pilot at the controls of a world war ii plane as a tense scene unfolded. >> reporter: a state engineer says that this area of piscataway drive is not safe to live on, but the folks who live here have their own engineer who has a very different opinion. i'll have more on that >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 6.

is now reinforcing its positions as iran backed shiite militias sad vance on the city from the east and the south. the u.s. has criticized iraqi troops for lacking the will to fight i.s. dismissing that though the iraq priments said rammedy would be captured within days. >> thousands of yeemings are fleeing the air -- thousands of refugees are fleeing the area. >> thousands of refugees surge across this bridge over the euphrates river. many are carrying as much as they can with them while others have left everything behind in rammedy. >> we've suffered so much. all our property and our animals were destroyed. we don't know what's happened to our families. >> iraqi authorities kept the bridge closed for days amid fears i.s. fighters may be hiding among the refugees. now those who cross are individually registered, only those who can prove they have family or friends to stay with in baghdad are allowed through. >> baghdad operations just can't let hundreds of thousands of families swarm through. all we'd have would be chaos. the process of entry for displaced families should be done in a

ashlee vance profiles elon musk. the cohost of npr's morning edition recounts the removal of native americans from the southeast in jackson land. also being released is the foreign affairs columnist for time magazine looking at the role that america plays overseas in superpower. and the jefferson rule this historian examines different ways that readers have used america's founding others to promote contemporary policies. and looking at american inventors and capitalist spin who built that. look for these titles and more this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv.

the family of paul vance tells us the long time educator has died. he was with montgomery county schools 20 years. he retired and game the superintendent of dc schools from 2003 until 2006. we hope to have more details as they become available. >>> a mother throws her baby off a bridge before jumps off herself in pennsylvania. they saw the 19-year-old mother toss her one-year-old son in the river. they rescued the baby after spotting him in the water 700 yards downstream. both mar and child are expected to survive. >>> off the coast of libya, a dramatic scene as italian coast guard ships rescue 3700 migrants in just one day. the migrants were pulled to safety from smugglers boats on the mediterranean sea. 17 different rescue operations were actually carry out saturday. coast guard officials say the bodies of at least ten migrants were recovered from the sea. >>> always watching. always tracking. wusa9's first alertwet ere. dc's most accurate. >> what a day and everyone was out when you went out. >> absolutely. >> everyone walking around, having fun.

>> reporter: doreen and vance, i've sat through many controversial school board meetings here in fairfax counties covering issues such as school redistrict, the disciplinary issues and even start time and tonight's vote was the most heateded in this school board's history. >> ma'am, ladies i ask you to please respect this is a business meeting. >> reporter: so many people trying to get in they had to lock the door and put officers at each entrance. ten people approved to speak, half in support of changing the non-discrimination policy to include gender identity. >> i urge you to protect our transgender and gender non-conforming students and employees and pass policy 1450. >> all i have heard from those opposed to this idea is fear. >> no. >> reporter: other half against. >> think about the poor girls who will become victims of this policy. >> why on earth would you want to turn me along with countless other parents across fairfax county from advocates into adversaries? >> reporter: school board member elizabeth schultz did not support the change saying it comes without answering parents'

vance, he is not old enough to drink, but andre burakovsky is the toast of the town.ind out what his teammates had been telling him all season long and finally tonight he lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> so where else would you want to be tonight than in d.c.? with all the good stuff that is going on. >> right? it's been so much fun. >> we're hot. >> and we need -- impending doom sometimes you're thinking about. for me it's just having to reschedule my vacation plans because i don't think it's going to end any time soon. >> which is good. >> that's

phillies taking on vance worley and pie rots. it's 2-0 phils harang on point. 8 innings of shutout ball. he strikes out 6. how about ryan howard? in the fifth inning. to do what is to do what is to do what is to do what is to do what is to do what is to do what is to do fullys win 4-2. hours goes 4-2. >> when a player like ryan can get hot and do things the rest of the lineup can settle in and chip away and do the things they've been doing. >> phils host arizona tomorrow. eagles are ahead of the game now have all six of 2015 draft picks signed. jordan hicks agreed to four year deal today and third round selection out of texas was surprise pick considering number of inside line backers eagles already have. >> nfl player's association is holding one tom brady union filed an appear on his behalf and trying to get the four game suspension over turned. union is asking an independent arbitrator rule in the matter not commissioner robert guidele and per the agreement he can appoint himself to be the arbitrate traitor and according to re

chicago and vances to the western conference finals.he winner of the ducks and flames. >>> more nba coming up on espn. on friday night. >> yeah. lots of good stuff. >> hey, have a great friday. and a great weekend. back to you. >> thanks for the enthusiasm fellas. >>> up next in "the pulse." stephen colbert not per getting his roots. >>> no wardrobe malfunction. oh my. tina fey giving the dress off of her back to david letterman. ng charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to tr

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it isit covers a huge area the size of a small country and contains vance quantities of fresh water iceave been unable to determine whether it's warmer air temperatures or warmer ocean currents making it more vulnerable to collapse. turns out it's both. an international team of researchers studied radar and satellite data from the last 15 years and found that ice was being lost above and below the surface and they are now predicting the shelf could collapse within a century maybe sooner and with little warning. >> we found that the ice shelf was losing ice and this is probably due to ocean mething from below. -- melting from below. and losing air from the snow and this is probably due to atmospheric warming. so what with we know now is that the ice shelf is subject from a two-pronged attack from above and below. >> two neighboring ice shelves collapsed in 2002 and 2004. this led to the glaciers behind speeding up carving more ice in to the ocean and so raising sea levels and it will be the same story but on a larger scale if larson sea was to disintegrate. >> larson sea is bigger. and i

betty: i love some of the quotes that have come out from the book, from ashlee vance's book, is justineusk, his ex-wife, saying "i do think of him as the terminator. he locked his gain on something and says, 'it shall be mine.' me over.", he won it almost sounds like a caveman knocking a woman on the head and dragging her into the cave. pimm: this is something that i think is revolutionizing the way that is taking place and the way that people think about big project being done by the private sector. betty: indeed, that is a great book, by the way, getting a lot of buzz. pimm: all right, still ahead on the bloomberg market day, the fight over free trade. now a key vote looms. we have the latest from washington, next. ♪ the u.s. senate is going to take a key vote this afternoon on whether to advance asia trade legislation. stall theinitially bill, which would have given president obama to fast-track trade deals, such as the transpacific partnership. joining us from capitol hill is bloomberg chief washington correspondent peter cook. peter, does obama have the boast that he needs now? pet

vance reportedly spent 30 hours in conversation with musk and interviewed 300 people to write the bookmean unauthorized biography is with the permission of the person them also reading it. i mean -- >> it's just like the most, this is minutia and a he said/she said and he said/he said and i'm totally bored with it already. he denied it completely fine. you know -- >> just hot. it was hot for 24 hours on social media. you know. >> you sent me an e-mail three years ago saying that -- i mean i could come up with -- i mean you know what. >> anyway he's elon musk. >>> when we return tv may never be the same. verizon buying aol. tim armstrong joined us earlier on the program and joined us to talk about the deal. find out what he thinks what the street thinks about the deal and how it can be a game changer for these two media giants. once again, futures right now the real story of the session with elon musk reported e-mail. down 130 points so far this morning. financial noise financial noise financial noise when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what

paul vance, former montgomery county superintendent has passed away. he served as superintendent from 1991 to 1999. he was the first african-american to hold that position. the board of education just released a statement saying "we're grateful for his work as an educator and administrator and a community leader and the impact he had on generations of children in montgomery county and throughout the region." aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> right now, dzhokhar tsarnaev's family is taking the stand in his defense. they're hoping to save his life. tsarnaev could face the death penalty for the boston marathon bombing that killed three people two years ago. in just the last hour tsarnaev's cousin said he was a kind and warm child. she added she rejected what he did but that he's still her family. >>> today students at the university of maryland in college park can see the movie "american sniper condition with ots campus following a controversy there. the college republicans and democrats will show the movie at 6:00 at hoff meter. originally the student gr

responsible for the dow's 46-point gain and nasdaq .32% add a vance. which one? no, it's a combination of all three. buffet, the dollar top and high growth, the best back to back days since february. let me parse today's session and help you make sense but out of respect to the annual meeting this weekend, let's start by why it's worth bothering to find the given day's action. sustaining day to day obsession with how stocks move so creating a narrative that makes sense of the day's action could be viewed as that. as he told everyone who would listen he wants to buy shares in companies he knows and lookikes at his prices. i applaud his reasoning and endorse buffet's long-standing view if you can't do the homework, put your money in an index fund. i endorse it. i know of way too many fortunes made by people that put things into context using the day to day context to get better prices. if buffet wants to take advantage, this is an imperative to know the whys of a given day's activity the to understand. that's why it's worth making sense of an individual sexssion an

raymond fouler and vance latime, all of those attempts also unsuccessful.elinda, pamela smart's mother willing to go "on the record." >> your daughter tells me she is innocent. i don't know if she is lying to me or not. but how do you know? how do you know if she is telling the truth or not? >> well, i know personally because she is my daughter. she grew up with us, of course. and there is nothing in her character that tells me that she could be part of that -- anything so horrific. and she continues to be the same person that she always was, greta. a person that helps others. so, i believe in her innocence as does all our family and friends and many other supporters. and we think that the sentence is horrific and that it is not in line with what he occurred. if these men, young men were sentenced to a first degree murder, and then had it bumped down to second degree for a plea bargain, that's disturbing to many people and to us especially. >> what was greg like? >> he was very, very nice, happy young man. two great big dimples and he was always smiling. an

the cameras could be fixed or mounted on vance and would be used near schools and senior facilities. they would operate like red light cameras using radar to track speed and snapping a photo of those going over the limit. violators can expect to pay $100. the ticket however would not go on your driving record. >> police have arrested three people they are responsible for half-dozen home burglaries in east san jose over the past couple of months. two teenage boys and a man were found with cars full of what officers believe stolen electronics from area homes. police have investigated a series of burglaries on the city's east side. officers are working whether they were working as part of a larger crew. >> 5:08. what happened with that warm up towards the end of the week. it's been below average for so long. >> 24 consecutive days at least in san jose and that's indicative of all of us this may. good morning to you. we have 49 in antioch. everybody else in the throw mid-50s. east bay and danville and black hawk at 51. concord '94. brentwood at 56. redwood city, 53. novato 50. half moon

. >> that's courtney vance. that's a good luck. david schwimmer playing robert kardashian.e defense team, john travolta will play robert shapiro. the eyebrows. next sarah paulson as marcia clark. >> and finally kato kaelin. that's billy magnussen. >> kato. >> that's the best one. >> cato. >> that's the best one. . and get this one next. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not with improved cascade platinum. it powers through... your toughest, starchy messes... better than finish's best... the first time. as if your dishes were non-stick. ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ ♪ music throughout ♪ unlike ordinary diapers, pampers has three absorbent layers to stay up to three times drier. so your baby can sleep soundly all night. wishing you love sleep and play. pampers >>> well, as we head into the unoffi

>> vance, buying a house is one of if not the biggest purchases a person makes. you know this i know this people know this. it's stressful. hundreds of thousands of dollars is what we're talking about. recently more than a dozen district residents discovered they didn't get what they paid for. brian jacobson and his husband just adopted their first baby, a new baby and a new city. the couple was excited to buy their first home together. >> we saw one, a fully renovated house, which was a pig deal. >> reporter: they loved the updated look. lots of light, a room for a nursery and an english basement with a second kitchen. >> looked like a fantastic house. >> reporter: if only these walls could talk. there was a very different story that lied beneath and this couple soon got the message. a handwritten note left by the seller. fixture will be put in once ordered. it was in place of the stove downstairs. >> the fact that they took out the stove wasn't so much that it was -- or wasn't at all that it was not working, it was that they were hoping to hide from the inspect

>> reporter: vance, this was an eight-month-long process that wrapped up today with those 21 recommendations to the governor. i want to show you a few of them that stood out to us. we start with what is a push to make it easier for victims to report a sexual assault, essentially giving them more options. the task force also wants timely warning notices sent across campuses. and they want to create special sexual response teams trained to handle those specific investigations. the task force began its work back in august. since then there have been a wide range of allegations that have surfaced to the national level. among them the widely discredited and retracted rolling stone article making claims of a gang rape at uva. also the abduction and death of second year hannah graham. you remember suspect jesse matthew is alleged to have ties to two other sexual assault investigations from two other virginia colleges. that information though, never shared among the colleges. the new recommendations aim to build a partnership among colleges and universities within the commonwealth. the task force al

aaron harang verse vance worley, he is back, going for pittsburgh this time. jonathan papelbon, saved the win for cole hamels and moves into first place on the franchise all time saves list right fielder jeff francoeur came up with a defensive gem to save a game. play at the plate for the final out folks going crazy. will phillies win three-two. >>> tom brady a has until 5:00 this afternoon to file an appeal over his four game suspension. brady was suspended for his owe called jena wearness, that patriots workers deflated playoff footballs to make them easier to handle. the the patriots have not said if they will challenge their punishment which is a one million-dollar fine and a a loss of draft picks. >>> still ahead this morning a woman who claims that she was fired from her job for deleting a tracking app on her phone, we will explain. >>> and a new information in the natalie hall will away case, a witness comes forward with you this details that could lead to the discovery of her body, ten years after she difficulties a appeared. >>> we will be right back.

view tonight on news 4 at 6:00 including how getting psychiatric help was one of the best decisions vance. >> a dorm room rape investigation at george mason university northern virginia bureau chief reports on new evidence now in the police investigation. >> they just filed court documents on what brought the on campus rape investigation to our attention. george mason university police are seeking dna sam frmz two suspects accused of sexually assaulting a female student inside a dorm here. which dorm was the scene of the alleged attack? police said that twice, other students saw the victim come running down the dorm hallway screaming for help. the first time one of the two suspects grabbed her again. the second time police were called. no charges have yet been filed. coming you on news 4 at 5:00 we'll tell what you students are saying about the alleged attack. in fairfax, julie carry, news 4. >> as an image that has gone viral after that deadly derailment in philadelphia. >> the photo shows first responders rescuing an injured passenger. it's been shared on facebook thousands of time. we'

>> reporter: vance, this is a significant change in this case. jesse matthew now facing an additional charge. he's now charged with capital murder during an abduction. this has to do with the death of hannah graham who's from fairfax county a second year at the university of virginia. now, we say an additional charge because he still faces first-degree murder and abduction with aintend to defile. the prosecutor says if this goes to trial, she will seek the death penalty. we also heard from the prosecutor as to why they came with this additional charge. she said it had to do with new forensic evidence. >> these are never easy decisions. if i didn't believe that this case were worthy of a capital charge if i didn't believe that mr. matthew or someone that would be appropriate for this ultimate penalty, then we wouldn't be standing here having this conversation. >> reporter: it's been an emotional eight months to get to this point for the grahams. it started back on september 13th the last time hannah was seen alive walking on a popular downtown mal

in the look the author ashlee vance has a conversation with musk berating an employee to miss work in order to witness the birth of his child. musk reported on twitter this morning saying it is total nonsense and hurtful to climb that i told a guy to miss his child's birth just to attend a company meeting. i would never do that. so it's sort of he said/he said in the in the book the claim that musk did this refers to an anonymo anonymous tesla employee recalling an e-mail but not actually showing it to the author. so you have to decide who you believe. but then again, there are lots of interesting quotes in here from elon musk who clearly is a workaholic. >> go to the to the birth. just come after. >> that's fair. how about that? or bring the baby. >> fun for the whole family. >> we have an opening. start that 401(k) early. all right. >>> it's 5:20. bay area crews will get hands-on training today as they gear up for very busy fire season. crews will hold drills throughout the city of brisbane today. the second in a series of training events in san mateo county this month. >>> got a li

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. >> reporter: richie vance with maddi e's fund.elters and rescue operations across the bay area are taking part in this program. not only almeida, but contra costa, santa clara and san francisco counties. they are hoping for another successful day across the bay area. yesterday more than 2,300 pets bay areawide found new homes as part of this program. back to you. >>> if you are looking to expand your family and adopt a homeless pet we have a link to the pet adoption days web site on our web site ktvu.com. you can find out which shelters near you participating in the event. just click on the web links section of the home page. >>> dangerous side shows in the city of oakland. at 8 : 30 -- the big crowds and stunts that have police concerned. >> first a rare session at the nation's capital today. the key part of the patriot act that is up for debate. what could happen if a decision is not made by midnight? >> if you're attending bottlerock festival we would love to see your photos. share them or tweet them. >>> live look over the bay