veronica has an update in a few minutes. we've all seen this iconic footage of marines raising the u.s. flag during the battle of iwo jima. today marks the 70th anniversary of the start of that battle. marines from across the country gathered in arlington today to remember those lost. a wreath was laid at the u.s. marine corps war memorial. marines captured iwo jima back in 1945 a pivotal victory. >>> siberian hear v air on the way. that's right. it gets even colder with lower windchill readings by tomorrow morning. first thing out the door tomorrow morning, hypothermia-type weather with a risk of frostbite in a 30-minute time period. with as cold as it will be dangerously cold air will be over the area. so that's the windchill impact for the area. we're at minus 1 right now. feels like inside d.c. in the beltway, minus 4 montgomery county 4 degrees it feels like in leesburg. minus 4, hagerstown winchester area. for more on the windchill readings and what those values mean and how it makes us feel that much colder, go to our

veronica reporting sleet right now.waldorf, sleet is falling, and then down around leonardtown, actually seeing some rain. here's our latest snowfall forecast. i think we could have added this should have been more of the four to six inch range. it was really the areas in loudoun county and frederick and parts of montgomery county that have reported the most snowfall. woodbridge picked up two and a half inches. your impact forecast for tomorrow the weather will be having a moderate impact on your day. because of the rain ending early, and still slick spots after that. when the rain mix comes to an end, so it starts to leave frederick in loudoun counties, once we start to get to 5:00 and 6:00 a.m., it's going to pool out of the beltway. we're dry here in washington by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. with what the roads will be like tomorrow morning, we're going to send things off to veronica on the storm team 4 weather deck. >> right now they're lousy. that was the case earlier today. people look at some of the im that we ha

let's bring back veronica daguerre from the "wall street journal." veronica, what is it?anet yellen speaking to congress. she will speak tuesday and wednesday. will she leave the door open to wage increase. -- rate increase. will she met things like walmart boosting their wages? will we hear more positive views on that? liz: you look exactly at the opportunity. you know the members about congress will push her when we see rate tightening? >> that is the million, billion dollar question. will she get specific? i don't know. we'll see how far they get into the questioning? david: likely to be contentious. sometimes with people like rand paul? >> it could be. maybe questions about auditing the fed might come up. we'll see if they want toys, even conservative fed members don't want. that they are pushing on that. may have a veto-proof majority. veronica daguerre, "wall street journal." liz: thank for joining us. "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. gas prices are shootin

veronicas tracking that. some of you could see a few inches of snow right at a time yo >>> right now at 4:30 a landma change just 7 1/2 hours away now. muriel bowser says she and other district leaders are ready for re cons to become legal in the district just after midnight tonight. far congress has not stopped it. a state department official is in court right now for allegedly having a series of online exchanges with officers who were posing as children. he's expected to be extradited from d.c. to fairfax county. r big story this afternoo snow batters the south and now it's coming our way and it could delay our close schools. let's get an update from meteorol veronica johnson. we'll be needing steam tomorrow. yeah. exactly. sure. through the morning. i do think that there will be quite a few delays and even cancelon coming up tomorrow.e system the event, about ten hours away. it 2:30 by the time you hit the road around 6:30 7:00. there will be snow-covered roads. a look at radar. it scans the area. the snow

molette green and veronica johnson will join us in just a bit. you should know first off, we've just gotten word of a winter storm warning issued for tomorrow. veronica will have more on that in just a moment. week that just won't let up folks. first the snow then we had these frigid temperatures. now we're waiting for another round of snow and, yes, ice on the way for tomorrow. schools are already planning ahead for tomorrow. in fairfax county they are canceling activities right now for tomorrow also in prince george's county as well. and snow isn't the only thing that we could be dealing with. veronica we're talking ice tomorrow after the snow is that right? >> that's right. this storm system will be significant for the area. i think pretty much area wide causing travel problems on yair roads tomorrow. we start with the current temperatures 20 degrees as you mentioned, cold with the windchill of 11 5 to 15 degrees generally most neighborhoodsno but again, what's important is the air is cold enough that that when this system comes in it will be

veronica.eronica, what's in store for us tonight? >> tonightitis all about the cold and, yes, the refreeze. so that means, again, a lot of delays across the area for tomorrow morning. meanwhile, this time tomorrow some more snow to the area. finally that extreme cold that's going to hit us. yes, it's going to be colder than this past weekend. take a look outdoor impact forecast for wednesday, starting out 7:00 a.m. 15 degrees. that is it. 15 degrees, folks. a lot of folk what kind of exercise? well of course shoveling. something some folks still cleaning the driveways and sidewalks. upper 20s we'll max out just around the freezing mark for tomorrow. that snow doesn't move in until after 5:00 p.m. but when it does it will come down fairly good at times, burst of snow coming through. that means reduced visibility on area roads. 5 to 9 is the time period we're looking at with a quick coating to an inch. what happens after that, the wind will start to pick up and we'll take you hour by hour in just

team coverage begins with veronica and doug in the weather center. when is the next wave going to hit us, guy snz. >> the timing could not be worse.worse from about 4:30 to 5:00 and yes it will stick to the roads. >> the amazing thing pat it's nice and sunny, everything is great. just within another couple of minutes here comes that snow squall. that's what we're worry birthday during rush hour. >> exactly. the timing of this, just one reason why it's a weather alert day for us, because the snow a coating to an inch will be sticking to area roads. on storm team 4 radar, hagerstown down to martinsburg in winchester, snow here coming right off of areas of i-81 making its way eastward. we're traging another area, too, right down to the south around areas of quantico, friend fredericksburg, southern maryland and thnohe nk. winter atr vint 9:00 p.m. for the threat of accumulation of snowfall bursts of snow. again, generally an inch or less, but it will stick to area roads. as low as our temperatures are, especially those untreated roads. so the forecast r

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. >> i'm jim handly with meteorologist veronica johnson here in a very busy storm center. doug are will join us in just a bit. this thing is coming in earlier and fast. >> exactly. earlier looked like it would start between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. but a couple hours early, the moisture running into our area. it will also be fighting some drier air to our north. we'll talk more about that later. here's the first image, storm team 4 radar. you can see those spots north of i-66 and across southern maryland is where there is right now some slightly bigger flakes coming down. again, it's been snowing for about two hours, you folks an fairfax seeing that snow and road getting covered throughout prince william county fairfax county, loudoun county. look at this system it's big extending to the west into kentucky and tennessee so we've got hours of this snow yet to go. the biggest storm of our season so far, the winter storm warnings up they cover the area. we'll have a little more on which arias will receive the highest amounts with the storm. i can tell you everyone will have ju

veronica johnson outside just around our parking lot. j.j. because of the cold temperatures and the way the snow is coming down this is sticking very very quickly, making roads very treacherous. >> that it is. it's great to look at very fine powdery type of flakes that are coming down right now that are kind of sparkling. we've got about a half inch out here in our storm team 4 weather deck. the bottom of my boot rubber i've been just going like that and you can slide very easily. a lot of the tires on area roads. let's talk about the amounts and temperatures across the area because we are in the teens throughout the area from 10 degrees around germantown gaithersburg 16 d.c. down toward culpepper in fredericksburg. those are the arias just down to the south we're already seeing some of the higher amounts of snow. two inches in front royal, inch and a half in fredericksburgs, d.c. half inch, with only trace amounts in pred frederick, maryland. one of the reasons why storm team 4 thinking what that's where the delays will be tomorrow morning w

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veronica de la cruz. >>> prosecutors say witnesses will help make their case against the stanford swimmer accused of rape. brock turner faced a judge for the first time today. he sat between his father and lawyer in the courtroom before entering a not guilty plea. he faces five felonies in the alleged race of an unconscious drunk woman. deputy district attorney says this case is unique because there were people who say they saw it happen. >> luckily for the victim in this case, there were two good samaritans at the right place at the right time and more importantly, they did the right thing. >> turner dropped out of school and quit stanford's swim team. he'll fly back to the bay area for his court appearances. >>> higher gas prices could be coming. that's because of a nationwide refinery strike. workers at the tesoro refinery in martinez are planning to walk off the job. phil matier is where negotiations have reportedly broken down. >> workers are shutting the refinery down piece by piece. they expect to have it closed by thursday. what effect is this going to have on bay area gas prices?

veronica how much and how is the weekend looking? >> that is the second part of our weekend where we could see some icy pockets. there's new data coming into storm center 4 right now. we're making the changes and will have the maps for you. as for today, temperatures in the 30s, our second coldest day out of the work week freezing in d.c. 34 27 gaithersburg 32 manassas as well as roundmore. if you're going out this evening of course it's just going to get colder as we drop to 24 degrees under a mostly clear sky by 11:00 p.m. look at the radar. this is live. some flurries down to the south around fredericksburg but, again, it is this weekend where we could see a little bit in the way of some light snow as well as some freezing rain. so cold and in the teens overnight. some freezing saturday coming our way, so another cold one. coming up i'll show you exactly where the rain chances are for sunday the freezing rain too, and the impact on area roads. >>> a push to allow certain people under the age of 21 to buy alcohol in maryland. who w

stick around. >>> veronica thanks. a new partnership's in place this afternoon between the virginia hospital center and the mayo clinic. the move gives local doctors and staff access to the knowledge and expertise of the mayo clinic care network. officials believe collaboration will lead to better treatment. doctors will be able to consult professionals and have access to the latest educational tools. patients won't have to travel to get the care they need as well. >>> gas is cheaper than it's been in year but how far are you willing to go for the cheapest fill-up? first 4 traffic's melissa mollet looked at where the best prices are and what people are willing to do to get them. >> looks like many of you will go out of the way for cheaper gas. i would drive far lower price. according to a consumer survey 72% of people say they would pay cash if they could save five cents a gallon 63% of people said they drive five minutes out of the way to save five cents a gallon. you can find the cheapest gas in the area y our common

veronica? >> all right. da, thank you. >>> the situation at the port of oakland is a complicated one. there are actually three players involved. there is a port of oakland itself that leases out its terminal to shippers. the labor dispute is between the pacific maritime association which represents the shippers and the international longshore union. the union represents the dock workers. >>> you can call it construction frustration. a project in san jose that is eventually supposed to help ease commute traffic is right now making drivers more upset. as kpix 5's devin fehely tells us, this is all after the city asked the commuters what they wanted. devin. >> reporter: yeah, some neighbors call it the price of progress. others simply say it is a big pain. but construction on bart in san jose behind me has turned a once busy thoroughfare into a dead end. >> noise and rumbling. >> land something completely closed. >> it's a pain. >> reporter: ironically neighbors say construction of the long-awaite

let's begin with veronica johnson. v.j. >> that's right. we talk about the readings and how you have to bundle up this evening and tomorrow morning, too. back to hat and gloves and scarf if you're going out. and temperatures to teens and single digits. at 40 degrees miles an hour right now and winds sustained at 10 to 20 degrees by 8 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. 5 to 15 and by early tomorrow morning, 10 to 15 degrees, what it will feel like out there. we are not the only ones having to deal with the cold. a lot of folks having to deal with cold and snow. nbc's windy is in chicago with more. wendy wendy. >> hi v.j. how are you doing? the sun is absolutely deceiving out here. it's brutally cold. the groundhog day. it didn't bring us very good news. >> yes. a shadow i see. you can start this winter. hashtag, six more weeks of winter. >> not the prediction much of a frozen nation wants to hear. punxsutawney phil saw his shadow which means more winter weather. this as chicago residents dig out of more than 19 inches of snow. the fifth heaviest on record

veronica, it will be some very very cold air moving in. >> for sure. we've got of course the weekend too. late nig sn on saturday coming in. very cold air follows saturday night after that high of 40. 21, that's the high temperature on sunday. we're breezy and cold with windchills aun zero on sunday. so as we take a look at your storm team four-day forecast there it is the cold at the end of the week. your weekend snow on saturday as i just showed you, then 21 the high on sunday. but look at this, even the early part of next week, highs in the upper 20s, low 30s, and still a chance of snow. we stay in that pattern now for a while. we've got more of this mighty cold air set to hit us coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >> one minute passengers were enjoying the flight. the next they on the tarmac. >> an airplane running into a field and we don't know if airplanes explode or what. we didn't know what was going on. >> what went wrong. and the confusion once they landed. >>> this is the rear-view mirror of the car after it happened. after it was sideswiped. >>> t

we have this great facebook comment from veronica: this is a temporary fix. i have done it obviously without the help of a mental health professional. the psychodelics allow your mind to let go of pre-conceived notions that is probably causing the stress. this is blurry beyond recreational drugs with these types of drugs, lsd and people like veronica have used it. how do we, if you will regulate if it's possible in this terrain to make sure we can really get some solid analysis to help people who are surring? >> i think it's important to distinguish the model it is we created for approved research studies which optimize safety and dr. giordano said we are adhering to state-of-the-artery search methodology. in this manner i think we will be able to get adequate information by rigorously patrolling settings opinionmizing conditions focusing on safety parameters. i think that's -- that's the proper way to proceed, very cautiously very carefully and very clearly focus on not repeating some of the mistakes of the past. >> james, one of the things that's fascinatin

. >> all right, veronica. thank you. >>> the courthouse in upper marlboro is closed for a third straight weekday because of broken water pipes. >> something a lot of homes and businesses are dealing with right now. tracee wilkins joins us with a unique look at the issue there. >> reporter: we have a unique look from the inside of the courthouse. this is cell phone video that one of the employees shot inside of the courthouse. take a look at what it was looking like. it looks like it's actually raining. those are two pipes that burst this afternoon, and they had to once again evacuate the courthouse. now, it was already closed to the public but they had employees come back in to cover up their personal belongings and get pictures and d e brie off the wall because they were going to test the sprinkler system. but then they decided to hold off on all of that after a pipe burst and water started pouring into the courthouse. and then once again they decided to close the courthouse. from what i'm hearing, it could v

i'm veronica johnson.ng to leave you with a time lapse of the snow that we got this past week. a warmup on the way for the second half of the weekend, but don't get too comfortable, because another cold wave is going to be moving in and a cold trend for the first part of march. sorry. until next time be safe be kind, be happy, everybody. okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. no other pizza tastes like freschetta because no other pizza is made like freschetta. and try great tasting gluten free freschetta. ask for it at your local store. >> right now on news 4 today, we have had no days off from the record breaking snow. today will be no different. >> picking up a snow system that could unleash flakes on us and how long is this going to last? >> welcome to news 4 today. it is a weather ale day. >> we will turn it over to chuck bell who is timing

i'm veronica johnson. thanks us. we leave you with a unique way to plow snow a motorized toilet ca lucy. until nex time we safe be ki at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. >> right now on news 4 today, a bitter cold start to the first half of your weekend. chuck is tracking a wintry mix for the second half. he is timing up the snow and the roller coaster temperatures for the next week. >> even though the inc. is dry to pay thousands of government workers, the reloaf could be short-lived. >> we will find out how the cuts will be for one budget. first off, good morning to you. >> welcome to news 4 today on this saturday. it's a chilly start. it's like 18 degrees outside when i started rolling in

i'm veronica johnson. we're going to show you more of the interesting local stories making news this week. among them riding a relic. we hop on board some of the original rail cars. plus bringing hollywood to d.c. the effort being made to have shows and movies about d.c. filmed right here. and are you a puffer? the warning being issued about the dangers of warming up your car. but we begin with a major shakeup for students and parents. the search is underway for the next superintendent of montgomery county schools. dr. joshua star announced late this week that he is parting ways with the school system. larry bowers has been named interim superintendent. the school board still isn't saying why star is leaving but star said the board wanted to go in a completely different direction. meanwhile there is encouraging news for the future of thousands of young men and women in a neighboring county. prince georges county is reporting the highest graduation rate for students. more than 76% last year. that's more tha

veronica pedrosa, al jazeera myanmar. >>> conflict mediation organization joining us from yangon, adamst battle we're seeing in that part of meenmyanmar is one in decades of conflict. how much further do you think this is going to escalate? >> well i think situation is very worrying. we have seen great humanitarian impact up to 30,000 civilians leave so far. we have seen a red cross convoy come under attack. so this is the most serious fighting we have seen in the past few years. these go back to the independence fight inin 1948. for more independence from the center of the country. this is a unique situation here at the moment. by way of background in 2009 an attack from the myanmar military displaced the kokan group. the latest attack is to recapture that territory. this has been used as a base of many illicit activities, there are no immediate prospects that that will decline. what is likely over the coming weeks is we'll see fighting continue. >> what does all of this mean for the government's efforts to forge peace agreements with other ethnic groups? >> exactly. there's been a re

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join us tonight at 6:00. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes veronica. enjoy your evening and that great weather that paul was talking about out there. the cbs evening news with scott pelley coming up next. >> remember the latest news and weather on our website kpix.com. >> pelley: tonight, frozen solid, a wind-chill of 85 below with a snowstorm hitting the south and heading east. we're at the scene of a fiery oil train derailment that has forced two towns to evacuate. bank robbers make off with asllio much as a billion dollars, and e an amazing end to a marathon by a runner who just wouldn't quit. >> you are one tough young lady! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. we'll begin with breaking news. this is getting worse by the minute.

live in the newsroom, i'm veronica de la cruz. back to you. >> thank you. >>> reports tonight the two sides in the port dispute could be getting closer to a deal. talks to reach a new contract continued all day in oakland. kcbs reporter doug sovern cites sources that say there's one remaining issue to do with the arbitrator's position. that person is appointed for life. that's what management wants. the union wants to be able to replace the arbitrator every time a new contract is negotiated. oakland's port was closed today for an all-day union meeting. >>> candlestick park is about to be unrecognizable. crews began tearing down the exterior today. huge excavators started demolishing ramps and stairwells on the outside of the stadium. the inside is almost entirely gutted. piece by piece, it's all coming down. in about three months, more than 50 years of memories will be reduced to rubble. housing development and retail shops will be built on the site. >>> a scramble to save hundreds of starving sea lion pups and what's making them

veronica de la cruz says tonight, something else is spreading. the vaccination debate. >> i do believe that all children ought to be vaccinated. >> reporter: republican leaders were in today. >> as a victim of polio myself, i'm a big fan of vaccination. >> reporter: a day afterland rand paul said this. >> i have heard of cases of children ending up with disorders after the vaccines. >> reporter: presidential hopefuls made it clear they don't share his views. >> there is nothing that links autism to vaccinations. >> reporter: bobby gendel didn't mention paul by name, but said i think it is irresponsible for leaders to undermine the public's confidence of vaccinations. even chris christie who said parents needed a measure of choice put out a second statement saying there is in question kids should be vaccinated. the mixed messages left an opening for possible democratic candidate hillary clinton. she tweeted the science is clear. the earth is round, the sky is blue, and vaccines work. adding, grandmothers know best. tonight, senator paul says his s

doug and veronica look how light. it's almost like fake snow. but it's not. it's cold and there's a good 3 to 4 inches of it here. >> thanks jackie. road crews do have a tough task ahead of them tonight. you're looking at 395 and 495 in springfield. there's a state of emergency declared in virginia. 12,000 plows and trucks will be deployed there. more than 200 plows have been on the d.c. streets since this afternoo about 2500 plows and trucks are hitting the roads in maryland tonight. >> if you're hoping to avoid the roads and take metro instead, well here's a heads-up. metro rail will be running on a saturday schedule tomorrow but you're going to pay weekday fares and if you plan to take metro bus expect limited operations. starting tonight the buses will operate on major roadways only. and metroaccess service is suspended tomorrow. >>> and a warning for people who live in the district. if your car is parked along a snow emergency route, you need to move it by 7:00 tomorrow morning or risk getting ticketed and towed. the mayor declared a snow emergency, whic

veronica de la cruz reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: google is now setting its sights on the watere operation is being conducted off this vessel. we found it tied up at the fort mason marina. mounted on top is google's trekker mapping technology. the project is a partnership with the environmental group baykeepers. the goal is to map the entire bay shoreline. this is an example of what they're after. the familiar google street view only showcasing the bay area cities from the water. eventually, you'll be able to navigate your way accessing hundreds of miles of shoreline. baykeeper won $100,000 google grant for the project. >> i think it would be amazing having google maps which is fantastic, i don't see any reason having visual access of the coast online wouldn't be. >> i love to fish, grew up around the coast. so it will help me. >> reporter: there is real science here. the system will help measure bay area water level changes that could help scientists study sensitive bay area happen tabs and keep track of changes to -- habitats and keep track of changes to the bay area shoreline

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joe. >> reporter: veronica, it just never seems to stop.state investigators are looking into the former chief of the puc, that is right here on van ness. they are looking through thousands of emails and they are now closely examining a conversation that was held halfway around the world. 2.5 years after the pg&e explosion that killed eight people in san bruno, as tough questions were being raised about whether the california public utilities commission had too cozy a relationship with power companies that it was supposed to be overseeing -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: -- we have learn there was a meeting at a hotel in poland. michael peevey the head of the puc at the time was attending an industry event and struck up a conversation with an executive of southern california edison, the 2012 chat about the failed san onofre nuclear power plant which cost taxpayers millions. they were required to tell the public about their talk but they didn't until now. >> so not disclosing that, they could do it because they were halfway around the world, is in

thanks, veronica. thanks for watching us at five.ing news with scott pe >> pelley: tonight, >> pelley: tonight, isis claims another american hostage is dead. but the terrorists say they're not responsible for the killing of kayla mueller. we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata. carter evans on a winter storm bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding to the west. meteorologist eric fisher reports more snow is coming to the northeast. anna werner has the improving economy numbers, more jobs, more job seekers, and for the first time in a long time, higher wages. and steve hartman "on the road"" with an extraordinary mother and child reunion. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. people down wind of the newby island landfill near milpitas say the smell is unbearable! and with expansion plans in the works, the worst may be yet to come. new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez is in san jose with a push to put a lid on the problem. len. >> reporter: well, veronica, people are gathering here at san jose city hall tonight. they are coming from milpitas. they are coming from san jose. and other nearby communities. they say that the odors from the newby island landfill have become intensified in recent months and are making them sick. the reason they're here tonight is because an issue will be heard before the san jose planning commission to expand the newby island landfill but neighbors say hold on, something there needs to be fixed. neighbors have gathered stacks and stacks of petitions signed by people who blame newby island landfill for intense odors in the air, odors they say are making them sick, hurting their quality of life, and lowering property values. >> outside

our team coverage begins with doug and veronica in the storm center. hi guys. >> you mentioned the fact we broke a record. five degrees earlier this morning at reagan national airport. that record in the area has stood since 1886. amazing to see now that we're moving towards a storm that will not only bring us snow but will change to rain nap's how much warm air is coming in too. ? and a very quick period of time we're going to see the warm air rush in and a lot of moisture with the system too, that we'll doo have to deal with. >> and roads will be a big issue. let's look at tomorrow morning, 7 in the suburbs to about 12 in the city. another very cold start, not record breaking and the winds should not be too bad but we could see windchills close to zero cold and dry to start but not too bad to get out and do morning errands. get those down by around the 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 hour. winter weather advisories around i-95 corridor less snow but still snow and ice around i-95. here's what to expect tomorrow. snow between noon and about 5:00. it will start mi

veronica, mcilroy -- there's wayne. the european tour this week. >> if he was he would be doing well. >> next time get somebody in the tournament. [ laughter ] >>> i have a tournament show coming up tomorrow. i don't know if you know about this but it's the par 5 and it's going to come right after the tournament right at pebble beach. highlights and reaction live from pebble tomorrow after coverage. meanwhile, you know what tiger woods is trying to get his game -- oh. maybe not. actually he is spending his weekend in vail to watch his girlfriend lindsey vonn -- >> smart man. >> -- compete in the skiing world championships. no word on if he was able to activate his gluts. >>> the week off couldn't come soon enough according to head coach steve kerr and the warriors. >> i'm limping into the all- star break like my team. that was bad. that was really bad. >> that was really good. golden state eked out a win against the locally timberwolves last night and over the last three games the warriors are shooting only 43%. 32% fro

ryan. >> reporter: veronica, the teen had past legal troubles. he was wearing an ankle monitor on sunday. and the d.a., the deputy d.a., expects that will help the prosecutor's case in court tracking exactly where darien miles, jr., was during the crime. he is accused of kidnapping a pizza delivery driver at gunpoint robbing and raping her sunday in antioch. the deputy d.a. wouldn't talk about his criminal past or what the ankle monitor data shows. but he expects it to be a key piece of evidence. >> i don't know from minute to minute but it will pinpoint his whereabouts during a particular time frame that's correct. >> you have to prove it. read some of these comments these folks are saying. my son guilty for this. >> reporter: darien miles, sr., says his son is innocent. he questions the police timeline of what happened and thinks his son and the driver had consensual sex. the suspect faces 8 felonies as an adult and life in prison. ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> we have breaking news out of the south bay right now. we are just getting word that san jo

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.e catholic church, new signs not everybody is following church rules. ryan takeo with how some catholics are trying to send a message to church leaders. ryan. >> reporter: veronica, there are a couple of hundred here taking a stand against the archbishop uniting and taking that stand on this holy day for catholics. they think the archbishop's recent calls for a morality clause is not what the church is about. the archbishop says he wants teachers to follow traditional teaches of the catholic church at school and in their private lives. some students feel this is an attack on the lgbt community shunning valuable teachers and now the spotlight is on one school in particular in the archdiocese after school staff passed out pamphlets detailing a sexual sins to kids some as young as the second grade. >> words that my children have never seen before like masturbation and sodomy and abortion. >> reporter: it brought up a talk christie brooks didn't expect to have with her fourth and sixth gra

veronica, what do you think? marco rubio, b. chris christie, a c. we'll move on to the dems in a second. what do you think of the republicans? >> this is such a wide potential field at this point. a lot of people -- melissa: sure about chris christie. giving him a low-grade. >> this is of note because he is so much lower than some other folks. that could be saying -- >> for christie, excuse me, veronica, i know it is early but shows lingering bad taste from "bridgegate," the patina is off that particular rose. i think he had it going. everything was going for him. whether he had no involvement whatsoever he put a sour taste. you can be a tough guy only if you have a stellar background. does not or does not appear to. i think this shows that chris christie will not be serious candidate. >> i agree with geraldo. the d minus in drivers ed will kill him. >> i live under the george washington bridge. i take it personally. melissa: hillary clinton getting a b-plus, of everybody in thehighest grade. that is among democrats but also, you know, of how they t

>> se acuerda que verÓnica no ha podido convivir tanto con sus otros nietos? seÑores estamos nuevamente con los lengüilargos. resulta que luis miguel no se presentÓ en un concierto que tenÍa en mÉrida. >> mÁs insÓlito aÚn es que en este instante acaba, la gente de luis miguel y luis miguel, de enviar un comunicado de prensa. es muy extraÑo que luis miguel porque Él guarda siempre silencio sea lo que sea que le digan. >> dice: " fueron denunciados el empresario oscar montes y el cantante luis miguel luego de que este Último no se presentarÁ el concierto programado en el coliseo. mÁs de 8000 fanáticos empezaron hasta el las 11 de la noche. micrÓfono en mano, jorge afirmÓ que el artista nunca llegÓ. luego se comentÓ que estaba en la hacienda temozÓn sur. el directivo informÓ que no sabÍa la razÓn de la ausencia y no recibiendo un aviso de cancelaciÓn, por tal motivo la demanda por incumplimiento de contrato." >> aquÍ tenemos las imÁgenes del promotor en el momento en que le da la explicaciÓn a todo el pÚblico de por quÉ luis miguel no habÍa asistido al concierto.

ines moreno tiene mas de la polemica y unas tiernas imagenes de veronica castro con su nieta menor y, la verdad muy lindo conmigo, muy buena gente, y yo ilusionadÍsimo. >> con la boca abierta nos dejÓ armando manzanero. >> no, yo no quiero que me grabe, porque la grabaciÓn no va a llegar nunca, asÍ que ese privilegio se lo doy a silvio rodrÍguez, que lo espere. >> de armando manzanero quiero hacer canciones, de hecho fue los primeros autores que escogÍ, y vaya. no se tiene nadie que sentir mal por esto decidiÓ rodrÍguez, es un compaÑero mÁs. >> segÚn manzanero cristian no se portÓ muy bien con Él. >> tengo muchos aÑos para esperar si va a llegar o no va a llegar. >> ya tuvo alguna experiencia? >> ya tuve una experiencia bastante amarga y no la quiero repetir otra vez. >> no es por mal. >> no se como serÁ, a mi grabaciÓn no llegÓ. >> imposible, Él manda. es nuestro jefe y tenemos que siempre seguirlo y quererlo y amarlo porque es nuestro compositor vivo mÁs importante junto con juan gabriel. >> tal vez cristian no se acuerda del supuesto plantÓn pero lo que tiene bien claro es que pro

veronica, what do you think she's saying? this is a very real concern.ing peter to inflate paul. >> you'll run out of money eventually. you can't keep printing. the entitlement issue is the elephant in the room. these huge entitlements will get bigger when the boomers retire. neil: we could never see our credit downgrade. we can always print money. as if that's a great defense. >> it's not a great defense. look at people's personal finances. american's finances aren't in good shape. millennials are carrying big student loans. >> it's unfair that i'm up at night worried about my own debt and yet the government doesn't even care. neil: that's just you. >> i'm the same way. i worry too. neil: calm down. tell me if you think the government is ignoring our debt problem. we may read your response at the end of the show. we have a lot of great ones coming in on this. world leaders consider it a distinct honor for the young ones. you can highlight it on your college application. boy, is life set then. this billionaire will tell you why it's costing companies bil

this is an evolving system veronica and doug will be in tonight and i guarantee at least minor tweaksforecast as we continue to get new information in but best idea is to avoid travel tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. sunday most of the day okay. high 46. melting going on and refreezing sunday night into monday morning. >> thank you so much. and have a great weekend. >> same to you. >> stay warm. >> it will be busy. >> it will be. >>> this may be the cutest thing you will see all day. take a look. these are red pandas and they are this video was taken at the cincinnati zoo in botanical garden. you can see the pandas are having a blast out there jumping around and rolling in the white stuff. and there's another chance for these pandas to get back out there. cincinnati we're hearing, today could pick up another five inches of snow throughout the day. i wonder if our pandas were out there in the snow at all? we'll get a chance too, because we have more snow coming we just heard. >>> that's "news4 midday" for today. thank you for being with us and invite to you tune in for news at

veronica will be in at 4:00 p.m. updating that forecast. it does look like we could see some accumulation on saturday before that snow moves in. stow could cause slick spots on area roads. barbara, high temperature on sunday of 50 degrees, but then you notice we drop back down into the 30s for a high monday tuesday and wednesday with a chance of light snow on wednesday. >> thanks amelia. >>> let's go to the live desk. breaking news about deadly accident in laurel. richard, what's happening? >> barbara, a big break in the case. police now say they recovered the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run about two weeks ago on the bw parkway near route 197 in laurel. 28-year-old rick warrick changing the tire on his car. pulled over off to the side of the road when he was hit by an oncoming car. he did not survive the injury sustained there. the driver involved in this hit-and-run obviously took off. again, now police say they have roved the vehicle involved and also talking to a person of interest. we'll keep following this case for you. >> richard,

veronica johnson and i were looking at the road temperat. v.j.ven though they're warm now, they're going to come down in a hurry. > take a look at this map we put together for you. the roads impacted. the greatest from 270 down i-95 includg the loop 495 and 66. on the northern fringe of this area that's where i think condit could improve by 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. southern areas down i-95. quantico reduced visibility. slow travel for sure. that's why we think storm team 4, the schools, activities will impacted the greatest. through st. mary's calvert countyy and staffo and spotsylvania county with moderate impacts around the sweet spot, d.c. up to the s anne arundel and fauquier counties. moderate impact there. that area could see delays whereby 9:00 10:00 a.m. >> doug? >> we fully expect delays and closures. tune in tonight. we'll be here at 11:00 and tom kierein is in tomorrow morning starting at 4:26. >> there are n details in the murder of a 95-year-old retired navy offic in maryland. a man who lived in that same senior apartment complex says -- h

. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. most agree with that this would be a great place for such a development. after all, that's lots of open land around here right next to what will be a new bart station. but one group says that their demands need to be met. as construction for the warm springs bart station in fremont carries on, empty fields nearby remain untouched but they won't be for long if plans for a new urban innovation district push forward. part of that plan includes this section of land where 2200 housing units and nearly 1 1/2 million square feet of commercial space will go. it's the largest phase of the city as master plan and it's stirring up controversy. >> this is going to turn into basically a san francisco and an oakland where people just cannot afford to be there. >> reporter: allison laster is part of the rise fremont coalition also known as residents insisting on social equity. they are asking for more affordable housing in the plan among other requests. as of now about 13% of the 2200 units fall und