the vienna sound. it is it isn't necessarily focused on absolute precision but rather on the moment in music that allows the heart to speak. en we play music we must open our hearts andnd allow our souls to spepeak. the vienna philharmonic maybe 175 years old, but it's sound is timeless. customer: beautiful music there. you're watching dw news in berlin. qwueeewep@1@1pxxxxxx ♪

the vienna sound.t is it isn't necessarily focused on absolute precision but rather on the moment in music that allows the heart to speak. when we play music we must open our hearts and allow our souls to speak. the vienna philharmonic maybe 175 years old, but it's sound is timeless. customer: beautiful music there. you're watching dw news in berlin. xnóx reyes: they put their lives on the line and fought for the united states only to get deported to mexico. it's the story of hispanic immigrants who served in the military but could not enjoy the american dream. i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, military veterans of the united states who are not u.s. citizens being deported after committing a crime. it's happened to over 200 combatants, and most are from mexico. man: you have to just find a way because if you don't find a way... if you don't, then all these people that count on me--if i don't find a way, all these people that count on me, i'm gonna let them down

steves: music in vienna's parks enjoys a long tradition.entury ago, johann strauss was the toast of vienna's high society. it was here, in vienna's city park, in the kursalon, where the "waltz king" himself directed wildly popular concerts in the late 1800s. and the tradition continues to the delight of music lovers from around the world. [ "the blue danube" plays ] - today on america's test kitchen: julia makes spanish braised chicken, jack challenges chris to a tasting of israeli couscous, and bridget makes israeli couscous salad. right here, on america's test kitchen. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment.

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3,000 vietnamese children from saigon at the very end of the war the purpose was to remove from of a vienna of the several thousand and that they were viewed as orphans needing to stay somewhere else so the north vietnamese begin the final move into south viet nam and within six weeks the 30 year war quickly came to an end. and then there were a number of small and larger adoption agencies in vietnam working with children and preparing them for adoption and these agencies decided at that point to get fed children and your care. with the help of the government their range to airlift to evacuate these children. >> united states left vietnam in the early '70s but it took awhile stomach and the north to bring them learn but then baking date to waste to pullback with this innovation and try to fight in the area they felt most commendable. so the people of this stuff one and they started to flee for runners south. but at 1.favor of the moving towards the east i guess the best way to explain was to increase chaos and panic with the south vietnamese afraid of what would hurt happen when the communi

eastbound on 66 vienna metro. a significantcat backup.backup things starting to ease up a little bit now with this crashhh with this huge scene let's takee look at our maps and i'll scholc you because this delay isbecaus starting to link to the other tk delay all the way back to gainsville. so you can see right now from basically 29 in gainsville all2a the way passed 28, you and then we have all these newse delays leading to the viennaeie metro crash. csh 66 eastbound right now it'sow i nasty get a very early start tot avoid those delays.. eastbound dulles toll roadoll earlier disable vehicle clearede but delays remain to old ox roao to reston parkway there. tre so really big slow downs.ow not clearing up there. the inner loop crash cleared to thee shoulder after connecticutonne avenue. you're still jammed to 270.ll jo and then right now the outer thr loop from route 1 to georgiarg it's a 15 minute slow down. 29 inbound 95 southbound frombo just south of icc very heavy traffic. tr bw parkway also dealing with a a

vienna, 3.5. national zoo coming in at three inches. they were definitely held down in some areas because of all of the sleet that we saw across our region. we're seeing some more snow. this is another band forcing its way down in towards montgomery county and may clip into the district here over the next hour or so. it's all wrapping around our big nor'easter. look at that storm. it is a monster. 30 inches of snow in upstate portions of pennsylvania. we'll continue to watch that, but the big story tonight is going to be the refreeze and the very cold temperatures. tom kierein outside right now. we could set some records here. >> that's right. you could probably hear the wind whipping through here. we've got gusts of wind around 30 miles per hour. you can see the latest radar that is showing snow showers just off to our west. there are things you need to do with that refreeze coming tonight. make sure, first of all, before you drive your car, clear all of the snow off your car. that includes the roof and of course all your windows and m

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she is live in vienna to explain why. brianne: take a look here at the vienna metro station.s is the park and ride. plenty of people picked up and dropped off as we get underway at rush hour. if you take a look at the entrance of the the last three months of 2016. the metro station impacted by safetrack striking new numbers. showing the number of folks who have stayed away from riding the rails. according to the new information to the northern virginia transportation commission, in the last three months of 2016 the ridership was down 41.2% at this station. that is compared to the same time last year. ridership at other stations saw major dropoffs. more than 34%. down the way at the west falls station they saw 29% increase. perhaps showing riders changed stations based on the track work. at other stations, at northern virginia, according to the data, the declines were close to what we are seeing across the system. an average of 10 or 12%. >> it's a surprise. they stop using safetrack. they elected to use uber or any other brianne: what are the riders seeing here? we'll have mo

this is in vienna. they tell us that one person is being treated at the scene here we do know that person has not been transported at this time. as we get more information we'll try to get that to you. >>> someone shot and killed a college student who was home on spring break in d.c. this happened monday night at a parking lot in northeast. she was watching a rap video being filmed when someone pulled out a gun and fired several shots. she was 18 years old. no one has been arrested. >>> neil gorsuch is headed back to capitol hill today. he will face a second round of questioning by lawmakers in his confirmation hearing to become the next supreme court justice. >>> the white house is weighing in on the rape of a 14-year-old girl out of rockville high school, one of the suspects, an 18-year-old man is an undocumented immigrant. press secretary sean spicer said cases like these motivate the president to crack down on illegal immigration. >> we act so many times and we talk about this and say you know, is t

in vienna an elderly woman had to be hospitalized after inhaling smoke from a fire that raced through her home. her husband escaped without injury. the cause is under investigation. this fire in boston grew so large homes had to be evacuated and schools were on a two-hour delay. the building was in an abandoned factory so no injuries reported. caught on video. a husband and a police save a woman attempting to jump from utah overpass. in the video you see the husband reach over the fence for her hand. they grab her through the fence. that is when the crews cut down the fence so the woman could be pulled to safety. an innocent mistake will lead to overtime for the columbus ohio police department. it involves the slege of the 100,000 files containing the dash cam v the tech experts are trying to retrieve videos but most were from 2015 and deleted from an employee trying to transfer the older videos from a new system. >> sometimes you are working with the technology and you don't get a warning are you sure you want to do this? michelle: it's unlikely that current cases will be impacted by

vienna at 13. and rain in moscow and also into ki kiev.t's been a wet day over to japan and we're looking at the evening hours. this is the development of the low pressurure system that' goig to bring in the conflict but once it starts to move toward the north we'll see snow more toward the north but warmer conditions down to the south. tokyo looking into the mid teen which is will be a lot milder for friday, saturday and sunday. looking at the chance for snowfall. dry conditions also part of the forecast back to the west with sunny skies as we go into friday. hope you have a good day where ever you are. here's your extended outlook. a p genie: you're watching france 24 with 60 minutes live around the world. i'm genie godula. these are the headlines. french presidential candidate unveils his policy plans. chief among them ending nepotism in french government. who ist his rival, accused of giving his wife and children fake jobs. northern ireland goes to the polls today for the second time in 10 months in hopes of trying to resolve the polit

matt greer is the co-owner of caboose brewing in vienna. >> fairfax county, i the changes that were recently made are going to be beneficial to the county and to brewers alike. you know, i think we're going to see a lotor opening up. >> reporter: how do these veterans view the brewing newcomers who will have an easier path to opening their tabs? >> deep within my heart i do have a bit of resentment. we spent a lot of money to get this going. >> reporter: both greer and casey jones at fair winds say more breweries, likely to help their bottom line too. >> if people want to come in and they have a great product, we are right there to help them. i think we're all one big happy family at this point. >> i don't know if you noticed but the supreme court has a new york city block. three of the eight justices grew up riding the subway, all three of them are women. one of them is ruth bader ginsburg. off the bench the notorious rbg as she is is affectionately called loves the theater. news 4's barbara harrison caught up with the justice this week. >> reporter: ruth bader ginsburg is no stranger to th

we are on i-66 westboun to get to the vienna exit, the nutley exit traveling westbound. everything looks great. as you can see, there is the brine stripe that you are seeing up at mdsha puts down in maryland. of course, they also have here vdot. they do it all over the area for their primary roads. also for a lot of the -- excuse me. for the interstates and a lot of the primary roads. this looks like a northern rush hour in northern virginia with plenty of folks on the road. i have been driving around a lot. i notice that everybody is runninger -- running the errands. they want to get everything done before the precipitation hits. we will keep you up to date on how things are looking throughout the evening. back to you. michelle: thank you. check this out. d.c. plows are deploying today. abc7 is getting a ride-along. you can see the driver ready to go. as they prepare to treat the roads. the positioning cr to roll. they will have much more from d.c. coming up at 5:00 this afternoon. earlier in hour we heard from the mayor. jonathan: follow or stormwatch7 team on facebook

they're like vienna sausages. sounds like you have company. they're not going anywhere. so, you're coming home from work. that's great. how was work? well, you know, it's a cheesecake factory. people order cheesecake and i bring it to them. so you kind of act as like a carbohydrate delivery system?

according to new numbers, the vienna station saw a 41.2% ridership decline the last three months of 2016. >> that seems like a big dropoff. brianne: stations across northern virginia saw numbers closer to the system wide decline of 6 to 12%, the dunn loring station saw three times that. overall 29% fewer riders were on the orange line. >> i was riding it at 9:00 in the morning and nobody was on orange line had two safetrack surges both including around-the-clock single tracking. keyshawn rides the orange line every day and says he is stim getting on crowded trains -- still getting on crowded trains. >> it's surprising. brianne: know something many who rely on the rails to get around town he believes the numbers will rebound. >> i don't believe it will go down. i believe ridership will go up. brianne: this will be something that the board will again address as they try to close the budget gap for next year. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: "7 on your side" during your commute. go to wjla.com/text to sign up for text alerts. we will let you know anytime there is a probl

residual delays to vienna there.d at branch avenue jammed back to silver hill road. naylor road closed in southeast because of police activity between p street and minnesota avenue and we're also dealing with a freeway crash. at. >>> street southeast, the right lane is blocked and you can see some heavier traffic in both directions there. have patience this morning. i would say the worst part of the commute right now is the outer loop out by colesville road because of that earlier crash. >> thanks erin. >> thank you. >> you know what time it is. >> let's do it. >> it's the morning meme. >> ♪ >> the morning meme. >> all right. let's get to work. >> yes. >> the music has started. here we go. >> aw w. >> ww. >> you got to read this carefully. >> when you see a pair of shoes that you love and you can't avoid it. >> that's called champagne taste, beer budget. >> it starts early for some. >> this is a reference to -- >> april. >> waking up baby. >> she's like i'm a month overdue. [laughter] >> all right. thank you very muc

temperatures for the rest of europe are as follows. 14 in vienna. still on the warmer side across the east. 7 for the high in moscow. 12 for the high in kiev. finally over north america, there are various kind of weather happening over the midportions of the united states. we have blizzard warnings in place for colorado as well as new mexico. and there's a chance for freezi freezing rainfall across the great lakes region and along this cold front there's a chance for severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and large hail, especially over the lower mississippi river basin on your friday. back behind it, it's pretty gugusty and hot. conditions are quite favorable for wildfires. out towards the west, more wet weather is coming up across the western united states and vancouver as well. that's it for me now. here's your extended forecast. >>> and with that, we wrap up this hour's nhk "newsline." be sure to watch "newsroom tokyo" at the top of the hour. ♪ >> welcome to the "france 24" newsroom. good to have you with us. police make significant arrests over

and nbc's 10's vienna is along the turnpike. the speeds will be dropping. >> reporter: that will be from tonight until the roads are clear. we have talked to local road crews as well as state crews. they say this is going to be an all-nig all-nighter. >> we have been down this road before. >> reporter: this may be the last major snowstorm for veteran crews after 40-plus years manning the streets, angelo is gearing up for one of his last winte winters. >> it is mother nature. you can't do nothing to stop it. >> reporter: those who began working this morning will stay at work until all the roads are clear. that could be more than 36 hours behind the wheel. >> all the main roads are covered at the same time. just groups of trucks all spread out through each main artery. we want to go in and out of avenuington, south, east, west, whatever it takes. >> reporter: along the pennsylvania turnpike, the streets will be closed before the speed restrictions are lifted. a ban on the tractor-trailer trucks goes into effect and speeds drop to

hall is a veterinarian dentist in vienna, virginia, who specializes in exotic animals. he's so rare he's in demand at zoos around the country, and at sanctuaries around the world. he's been in the mouth of some fierce beasts. >> i've worked on black bears, grizzly bears, brown bears. pretty much every cat. i haven't done polar bears, on my bucket list. >>ep mouth can make an animal sick, also alpha males, like luke, can have a bad tooth, be in pain, and they instinctively hide it because pain is a sign of weakness and can get them killed in the wild. luke is quite special. he came to the national zoo when he was a year old. >> luke was brought into our facility from a facility in south africa. which means his specific genetic line was not represented in north america at all. >> reporter: that gave breeders a fresh gene pool to expand the lion population in this country. luke proved to be a rock star. >> he's been an outstanding breeding animal for us. he's produced five litters, four of which have all survived. you know, it's been -- he's had a great run for us. >> repo

we're in vienna right now and you can see off to the side here what we're dealing with. this camera angle here gives you a really good look at what's on the side here. the icy crunch that we're all dealing with now. a lot of people did the right thing. they shovelled their driveways and walkways but a lot of that stuff melted yesterday and what's really happening is when you come over a little hill or a little kre little crest and you get to the bottom of the hill you start to see everything ice up where everything came to the bottom. right here is a really good example. at the bottom of this hill all to the bottom here and has frozen overnight. doug was talking about a flash freeze last night and that's kind of what we're seeing out here this morning so be aware of that. just give yourself a little bit of extra caution walking to your car. that could be the biggest challenge this morning because this stuff is out here and it is icy and crunchy and you are going to be dealing with it, so give yourself extra time this morning and definitely be careful out there. a good th

eastbound crash is at the vienna metro station. right side of the roadway with this one adding to the volume and drive time toward the capital beltway. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. we'll see you in 30 minutes for another local update. now back to "good morning america." have a great day! some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight president trump's attorney general on under. jeff sessions spoke with the russian ambassador twice before the election but failed to disclose that when asked at his confirmation hearing and democrats calling for his resignation. we have how the white house is responding. >>> shar

it is also violating the vienna convention on diplomatic relations.n as quite a furious reaction from malaysians here. if i ta ke reaction from malaysians here. if i take a look at some of the newspapers, the pages and the front headlines, you can see trapped in pyongyang from the malaysian style. you also see the new straits times with a picture of the prime minister basically convening an emergency national security council meeting when he got back from jakarta just yesterday —— malaysian star. saying safety of malaysians is a priority. but we have also heard from reports in some of these papers from the councillors in malaysia, one of the councillors in malaysia, one of the council is in the embassy in malaysia, in pyongyang, saying don't worry, we are safe. thank you so much for the update. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the united states has sought to reassure china that its deployment of a missile defence system in south korea is not a threat to beijing. china strongly opposes the deployment of the thaad system, and says it w

then there is another treaty called the vienna convention on international treaties, which goes backties, then there is still to some extent an obligation to the existing liabilities. but it says that they are only bones to the existing liabilities if the arrangements in that treaty. if there is no withdrawal agreement, there is no withdrawal agreement, the united kingdom can leave without having any legal obligations. that can be adjudicated by any court. what about sticking points in this? what about sticking points in this? what about sticking points in this? what about programmes that the uk is involved in or debts that should be honoured up until that point? interestingly, the government has acknowledged that there are some programmes such as acknowledged that there are some programmes such as the common agricultural policy, research funding, something called horizon 2020. they have already committed to paying until the end of the budgetary period, supposed to be 2020. they have said that even if we leave we will continue to make up, this is to give confidence to farmers that th

then there is another treaty called the vienna convention, which goes back to 1969.reaties, they are still to some extent bound by existing liabilities. we look at that very clearly, and it also said they are only bound by their existing liabilities unless there are arrangements in place in that treaty. our conclusion is, yes, if there is no withdrawal agreement, the united kingdom can leave without having any legal obligations. that can be adjudicated by any court. interestingly, the government has acknowledged that there are some programmes such as the common agricultural policy, research funding, horizon 2020, that they have already committed to paying until the end of the budgetary period which was supposed to be 2020. they said even if we leave will continue to make up... this was to give confidence to farmers that payments would continue. we expect the government to define in greater detail over the next period what other things and would expect to pay if it lost receipts in the united kingdom lost receipts from the eu. now let's get the weather. thanks, what a

i wonder if senator cotton and mike pompeo hadn't gone to vienna to talk to the iaea, that we would know that today, which is incredible that the u.s. congress is blind sided by this. do you think there's other secret agreements out there, and if so, should they be exposed to the trump administration and that would go to anyone who would like to take that. >> i would assume there are more and they would be made public. if there's classified information in them, i don't think there can be, if it's an agreement with iran or the iaea. but if there are things that need to be kept secret, they can be segregated off and there can a redaction, but to just wholesalely make these deals secret, i think it is a fool's errand. we found out about several of them. and so i think you can't keep a secret and full transparency is the way forward. >> i want to give a shameless plug to my book. which is available a free pdf on our website or you can buy from amazon.com. so my boss will be happy i put in a plug for the book. i think there are more secret side deals and it is essential that the trump adminis

in what about and haveit disperse britdisc in what about and have it accused him of violating the viennaions between the countries. in reality, this is rhetoric largely for domestic consumption but in the process, a vital diplomatic relationship has reached an unprecedented low. thank you. our top story this lunchtime... scott on‘s first minister, nicola sturgeon can take westminster by surprise as she announces plans to be —— to click a second independence referendum. still to come... scientists have decided that one boaty mcboatface is not in so instead we have not won, not two but three submarines. come up in sport, bournemouth‘s ryan fraser is rewarded for his impressive premier league form with a scotland call—up. stuart armstrong and tom cairney are also called up for the first time. the countdown to the next commonwealth games in australia got underway this morning as the queen launched the games' baton relay at buckingham palace. over the next 388 days, the baton will visit all of the commonwealth nations and territories, before arriving for the games on australia's gold coast. s

wonder, you know, if senator cotton and representative mike pompeo hadn't gone to, i think it was vienna to talk to the iaea, if we would know that today, which is, you know, incredible. but the u.s. congress is blindsided by this kind of secret agreement. and my question is, do i think there's other secret agreements out there, and if so, should they be exposed by the trump administration? and that would go to anyone who would like to take that. >> go down the line? >> okay. >> i would assume there are more. and this should be made public. if there's classified information in them, although i don't think there can be, if it's an agreement with iran or the iaea, but if there are things that need to be kept secret, they can be segregated off and there can be a redaction. but just to wholesalely make these deals secret, i think is a fool's errand. the president found out about two of them. we found out about several of them. and so i think you can't keep a secret. and full transparency i think is the way forward. >> want to first give a shameless plug to my book, the growing national secur

coming inbound from vienna to the beltway, the lanes are open, leaving business 234 back into 495. back in the next 10 minutes with an update on the top stretch of the belt way. larry? president trump, staying quiet on the key issue. what the fbi director said on capitol hill that the white house is refusing to comment on. an incredible rescue caught on camera, the latest as people yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] great everyday prices and thousands of bonus buy savings. my giant. this march score the perfect basket. buy 8 participating products in one transaction and get a fandango movie ticket. up to $10 total value. only at my giant. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: breaking overnight, incredible rescue caught on camera. jummy olabanji has more from the life desk. jummy: helicopter, plucking at crowd of people out of raging floodwaters. killed byhave been severe flooding there in peru. half a million in and around that r getting hit. a woman survived

vienna was probably one of the most relaxed airports i've ever been in.me and approached me or hassled me. got off, went and got my luggage and out of the airport. >> how was it? everything smooth? everything fine. >> great. >> johnny seemed very pleased and very happy. i feel great. >> thanks. >> i just made $10,000. after i got paid for this trip, i got my mortgage company off my back. >> i'll call you. >> i was ready to go and make some more money. >> over the next 3 1/2 months, i made two more trips. >> there is the mattress. special stuff. >> i wouldn't exactly call it easy money. because it is a very nerve-racking job. but everything went like clock work. soon as i got paid, i would go back to the united states, pay the mortgage and spend some time with my children. it was my third trip when things started to go wrong. i was carrying two kilos of coke and what is probably getting a little bit complacent because everything was going nice and smoothly. suddenly, a couple of scary-looking guys with guns approached me. i've seen you here several times,

he knew history and about the congress of vienna. he knew there were only three major powers on earth, and perhaps only two superpowers -- the u.s. and the ussr, and only one of those with a free country. he knew that freedom would not survive, human dignity would not survive without a strong american playing an active role in the affairs of the world. there is an incredibly famous line it one of the books that every human being must read if you are she is allowed to read, and that is the book 1980 four, george orwell says if you want to imagine a future of the human race, it is a boot stomping on a human face forever, and richard nixon said that would not be the world. only the usa could stand up to the evil in the world. britain and the usa they were no longer major powers. rny times i got to visit after he left office, he would say there is nobody else to stand up for the least of humanity in the world except the united states of america. he did not want to retreat in the little america. he wanted a big america that would be well

they tracked the suv to her parents' vienna home.e search warrant reveals that inside that vehicle police could see packages and mail with names other than wallman's. one of those packages, the one missing from this mailbox. fairfax county police also learned they weren't alone in looking at wallman's activities. the u.s. postal inspector's office is also investigating a complaint that she stole a $1500 check and changed the name on it to hers. i sopoke with the suspect by phone late this afternoon. she says she's never taken anything from any of her clients but also tells me she's suffering court she hasn't taken anything from these mailboxes. >>> new fallout over last night's 911 outage. the federal communications commission has launched an investigation. that auoutage had an impact on at&t wireless subscribers over a number of states including the d.c. area. at&t has not confirmed how many customers were unable to reach emergency services or what caused the outage. the company says it will be sharing information with the fcc to ge

national zoo coming in around 3. 3-6 from vienna to the west. a lot of sleet mixed in here. that was expected. the one area i'd like to take back, southern maryland did not get hit with the sleet and snow. it was freezing rain down here. that's why we saw a lot of problems down there that was not forecast nearly as well as it could have been. now, still dealing with some snow showers. that's all moving out of the region. behind it, very cold air, some of the coldest air we've seen since a similar storm like this. remember the super storm of 1993? that one brought record cold. this one could bring record cold as well tomorrow. > virginia are trying to clear out the snow before that hard freeze overnight. time is running out for you. bureau reporter david culver has been looking at the spots that could pose a challenge for drivers tomorrow morning. he's live from ashburn in loudoun county. >> reporter: i can tell you right now doug mentioned that cold breeze. we're feeling that right now. that could certainly factor into some of the wet roads we found. we tracked across northe

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yousef: now the committee will wait for recommendations from opec in vienna as to whether there wille an extension or not. energylook at what aspect says, if there is a deal, you could be looking at $60 a barrel. question is what happens if there is no deal? where is the floor? francine: thank you for the update. yousef gamal el-din, bloomberg markets middle east anchor from kuwait. let's get more thoughts from alexander dryden, global markets strategist at jpmorgan. global growth,t demand, inflationary pressures, how much does it depend on whether opec the sides to continue with production cuts? alexander: a difficult question to answer. supply is the big question mark at the moment. since the summer of 2014, when the oil price started to crash, 400 $40 billion worth of capital expenditure projects have been shelved. that is a lot of supply being taken off the table. one of the important things to remember is we've already gone through quite a lot of supply constriction. what i would say about this selloff is it is very technical-driven. it is people looking to balance the book and

and caboose brewing company which had to comply with stringent zoning rules in vienna is also tuckedo an industrial strip. >> fairfax county, i think the law itself, the changes that were just recently made are going to be beneficial to the county and brewers alike. we're going to see a lot more small breweries opening up. >> reporter: what about the breweries that had to set up shop the hard way? coming up at 6:00, how they view the newcomers who are going to >>> as the new administration continues to take shape, the white house is once again open to the public. self-guided tours resumed today for the first time since president trump took office. the president surprised some of the early guest this is morning, even pulling one kid out of the crowd for a quick photo. the people we talked to say the white house is a special place for everyone. >> once you step into those doors and you see that house, you know this is the people's house. no matter who is the occupant. >> everybody that is a citizen of the united states needs to experience this at least once. it's something to be really

they tracked the suv to her parents' vienna home. vehicle police could see packages and mail with names other than wallman's. one of those packages the one missing from this mailbox. police also tracked an envelope back to a man who mailed three checks that never arrived at their destination. the u.s. postal inspector's office is also investigating a complaint t check and changed name on it to hers. this page lists just some of the charges she's faced in the past, everything from having an unlicensed dog to larceny ato drug possession. just a few minutes ago i got off the phone with the suspect. she tells me she has never taken anything from any of her dog walking clients. she tells me she's being treated for a mental health disorder. we also spoke to the neighbor who witnessed that package theft. what he has to say when i join you at 6:00. >>> new york law enforcement has thwarted a gun trafficking ring that was operating out of virginia. they charged 24 people including 22 from virginia, one from the district. they're accused of tr

vienna around 3 1/2. and the national zoo coming in at 3.1. just below three inches over toward the airport. most of that sleet and snow mixed in there too. we are tracking snow right on through frederick county. this is making its way towards the area but it's more east than south. so the d.c. area may not get clipped by this boundary but we are going to see 12 hours. really wrapping itself up just off to our east, moving up toward the north and east. a few more snow showers this evening, but the big deal is the cold. we sent tom kierein out to see how cold it is. the winds gusting to 40 already. >> reporter: it's whipping in here. we've had gusts of 30-40 miles an hour out here. you can check all this weather with the new nbc washington app and the upgraded storm team 4 page. feels like temperatures here in tenleytown windchills in the 20s right now. make sure you clear everything off of your car tonight, clear it off your roof as well. because that snow can go flying off your roof when you're up at speed and go flying behind you. don't forg

check it out, we have in the vienna area here and talking about snow covered roads that are still out here from parking lots and situations like this as we continue to make our way through what has been an extremely cold day. it's only getting colder out here. look at the conditions we found earlier actually in parking lots. this was in gauithersburg with the windchill was 1 degree earlier today and it was slip and sliding all over with the black ice. now we talked to some people who say, winter made an appearance but they want to see more. >> it's about time, we need a little more snow. >> reporter: more snow? you want ood storm? >> of course. >> reporter: i don't think it's happening. >> you didn't think this one was going to happen either. >> reporter: he's right about that. we didn't know this it was going a late season storm but it snuck up on us and we're diealing wit the dig out today. cars having to do a little work to get out of the continue to send us pictures of what you're seeing @nbcwashington. back to you. >> we're all waiting for this cold blast to end and for spring to

during a meeting in vienna opec and other representatives agreed that compliance has been, quote, reasonableouraged producers to stick to their quotas. in march and april to reach the overall output targets. >>> chinese steel and iron ore producers, heading to its biggest one-day drop since late november as chinese stock surged to highs not seen since 2004. that's having a sizable impact on markets. the xetra dax is off by.07%. >>> we're joined by tony foster the ceo from marine capital. tony, good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us. we're too quick to jump to conclusion that protectionism, the ripping up of the trade agreement means the death dor demise of shipping, too? >> possibly. shipping is not going to be hugely influenced. the issue, as far as the trump administration is concerned, domestic in terms of his pitch towards a domestic audience. and the things that he seems to be talking about most are things like persuade iing cause mexico rather than the u.s., none of which is going to have a significant effect on the global shipping market. >> recently, if we get the

fairfax fire and rescue still at an early morning fire on vienna.couple lives in the home. they were both able to get out. no word on what caused this fir >>> and we're also following breaking news of a fire until northwest washington of. d.c. fire and ems posted this video on twitter showing huge flames shooting from a home on colorado avenue. this is a three alarm fire that at one point resulted in a may day call because of a firefighter went missing. that firefighter is now accounted for. our sam sweeney is headed to the scene. stick around, we'll get a check on weather and trbreast cancer are helped byof woplanned parenthood.r, jamie: one day, i found a lump on my right breast. so, i called planned parenthood and they got me in that day. within two and half weeks, i had a complete radical mastectomy. trump: one of the candidates, i won't mention names, said we're not gonna spend that kind of money on women's health issues. i am. jamie: had planned parenthood not have gotten me that appointment, i probably wouldn't be around. vo: president trump

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