. >> it's not just cancer, it's deformeded children as wel, isnn't it? >> if a fetus, a a normal, genetically chromosomally normal fetetus is exposed to a tiny bit of plutonium that lodges in its braain, developingng brain, it n kill the cell that's gonna form the right half of the brain or the left arm. that's called teratogenesis, damage of a normal fetus, and that's what that drug thalidomide did when women took it for morning sickness and their babies were born with no arms or no legs. it does that. it also--plutonium in particular, which is highly mutagenic--lodges in the testicles. so it has a predilection for testicles, and it lodges nexext to the spermatogonia, the cells that form the sperm, the precursors, and it's an alpha emitter, highly mutageninic. so it can mutate genes in the spermrm to induce genetic mutations and genetic disease down the generations. now, there are two sorts of mutations, dominant-- so if you have a baby with a dominant mutation like brown eyes, the baby will have brown eyes, or dwarfism-- achondroplastic dwarfism is dom

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wel water twitch -- temperature is 69. seas is -- are 2 to four feet. 4 feet. partly cloudy overnight. becoming mostly cloudy team team -- tomorrow where -- with afew showers -- a few showers. rain chances only 20% tomorrow. the weekend looks graechlt by early next week another chance of showers. rain chances at 30 or 40% and >>> an nba blooper involving a hub hug. what happened after the friendly gesture. >>> could florida head coaches be on the move. john sabol updates us next in >>> thanks for stopping by. it's coaching carousel week in college football. texas and lsu and oregon have openings. texas filled a big with with -- vacancy. may we see florida' message message -- mc elwain. usa that mcem-wayne would be intrigued on the ofd leaving for the ducks. that won't happen. mc elwain squashed those rumors tonight. >> no i vent -- haven't heard from oregon but i have a heck of i job. this is the university of florida and we're playing in what they call the sec championship game. so it really hasn't crossed my for oregon has crossed the mind of attack -- tag ea

snow in some portions of area north and west of town thachlt is an area i'm concerned about tonight as wel . let's go ahead and show you temperatures out there. they really haven't budged all day today. we're 39 right now. we stayed along that 40 degree mark, but look just to the north and west. look at the temperatures out here in the valley. those temperatures already down to that freezing mark. we've got rain on the way. and we're going to see the maybe a little bit of freezing rain in some of those areas. temperatures here in d.c. are pretty much staying steady. plain rain in our area. freezing rain. going to talk about timing coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank you. terrifies moments this morning for two kids in prince georgia county. playing near news 4 has more on the rescue and landover. >> we're told that the rescue took place here in this wooded area, not too far from fedex field. apparently the boys got stuck in standing water with very soft mud on the bottom. they started screaming for help. someone heard those screams and alerted a nearby police officer. he was able to get one o

wel but it's any other justt iter , notjust weather that can hold people up. t.s.a.warning to flyers to remind rem them of things they cannotth bring. take a look at some of thethe video they've showed us of things they had to confiscate.fc do we really have to tell youou that knives are a no-no. no-no they've had boxes and boxes of f knives including plastic esives. plastic nicely have to go ino in your checked back. check b anything that could look like ll a replica weapon.replicweapon. put it in your checked bag orba leave it at home even if it's i' a belt or piece of jewelry ifew it looks like al bullet ort knife it's probably going hold you up in that checkout line. l. other things people had big questions about wrapped gifts. yes, you can bring them butaboug tt.s.a. says it's not n encouraged. the officers may have to open mo them occasionally and they'll tl try to be careful with the withh paper but they say no guarantees. snow globes yes if they'relobe small enough to fit inside that same qu plastic bag.. christmas crackers or poppers os no. no. leave them at

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she put this information thathat we're sharing in acology as wels as through an e-mail and we're told that students will be coming home with a letter with all of this tomorrow. live in capital heights, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > fox5 going one on one with maryland governor larry hogan. >> that's right we'll have mo administration. > hi, sue. we're getting ready to take a bite of fall and winter begins tomorrow. shortest day of the year, but the good knews after tomorrowomr the days start getting a little longer. i'll let you know what you canoc expect in the run up to hanukkah and christmas. fox5 local news will be back. jim, you have another update. we do. your eyes and ears in the community, so call the fox5 tipo line when you have a story ideay 202-895-3000 or e-mail the tips to fox5tips@wttg.com. > maryland governor larry hogan used to have some pretty harsh e words for president elect donald trump now he's talking about an area where he sees an a opportunity to work with the new president. he says the bill as it stands intending to improve transportation in the state.the o

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>> reporter: wel here at the mall because tomorrow's the last saturday before the big christmas weekendody is trying to cram things in because weather may be throwing a wrench into the works and as you said there are some other big events going on. in fact, tomorrow morning in arlington national cemetery thousands of people are expected to gather for wreaths across america. we spoke to a member of the board. >> last year it was actually 70 degrees. we had 70,000 people show up. it was incredible. way more than we planned on. usually it's about 40,000. >> reporter: what are you expecting for tomorrow. >> hopefully we can get the 40,000. weather is a little rough but the soldiers sailors airmen marines coasties that all fought and died in there fought in worse weather than we're going to have to take care of us. >> reporter: spokesman dan meade wants people to come out for the event's 25th anniversary and they need volunteers to place wreaths at nearly 245,000 headstones. he says many hands m work but if you're heading out think layers and take metro. they don't want people on the roads a

wel >> little umeh. uh thanks, mike, i appreciateppci that. >> you're welcome.thursday>>s in store here.tore her if you're doing any traveling te just be aware if you happen to be leaving early this morningori the best chance of snow showers and travel disruptionsdd off to the north today. t looking at new england new hampshire vermont maine upstate new york all dealing new with snow showers throughouh the day. here in d.c. we have the clouds to start but we' illn gl more sun by the afternoon. after there you go. mostly cloudy skies across theos region early this morning butrnb yes, we too will see the s sunshine later on thiser on this afternoon.af no snow in the forecast for if f you say. we're too warm for it. 41 degrees near washington right now as well asrinow gaithersburg.hers. the only location i see on my m map right now below freezing frz is cumberland maryland atumberln 30 degrees. everybody else in the 30's tose0 temperatures later on todayat actual mid-50'sures here in washington.wagton. quantico fredericksburg.redericb cooler north and west. n and w

. >> well, there's a little wel bit -- there's a little bit ofla breeze in the air so that'sohat' going to lower the temps just t a little bit.. 45 degrees here at reagan national.on 43 for dulles and 40 degreesdegr for bwi. now, look, here's the weekend forecast. i'm more and more confidenforetn now that sunday is going to beyg dry but it's going to beo cloudy, okay. oka just a few clouds tomorrow so tw temperature of 50 degrees.0 de evening showers and i mean spotty evening showers on sunday.ay. temperatures both days right around 50 atdegrees ourr so. here's futurecast thisuturast morning. we're good today, lots ofoday, o sunshine. look, we're good tomorrow, tomor too. we stay dry but look whatdry but happens on sunday. this is sunday morning.s sund mr clouds start coming in and the rain shower activity forivy sunday evening looks spottyay now. very, verypott spotty., very the system that was coming upha from the south and southwestw or forecast to do so is going ii to be breaking unjust a littleta this morning. mor this is satellite right nows ll but that's breaking up too sooos exp

wel sleeping comfortably in ourur homes out in the sticks.ti >> i think about 11:00 a.m.hi i'm goingnk to abe jealous of f guys. guys. leaving georgetown yesterdayge at rush houror at 6:00 p.m. toot me over an hour to get to the te casino. >> that was really before bor everybody --yb-- >> right. >> and then --nd then -- >> it didn't open until 11:00.10 >> it didn't open for then for commoners until 11 o'clock.1 cl [laughter] >> but for everybody else that e got an invitation. invat >> i was there with steve and te tucker arend chris and steve ana seth. se >> pocket people we see on theot go in first.go in >> give me an excuse to wear a beautiful dress and i'll weardrd it. the party was great.. restaurants amazing. amazi there were so many peopley peopl dressed in just tuckss andtuck a beautiful gowns here, sarah jessica parker there wasa pa taking pictures.tu i wanted one with her but i hert couldn't wait in that line.in t. when i left at 9:30 there were already folks lined up on the sidewalk by the heat lampst lam waiting to get and in peoplen p circling around waiting forng a the par

complex reviewing design plans for dante's inferno pizzeria in former site of the close in september, the wel construction is currently under way onto the restaurants rascal flatts is to open in the spring, jimmy buffett margaritaville to open next year, print tenants say that focused on marketing to draw more customers to the flat developers seek the right >> never going to get it right one of percent it is right divides funnily right , what fits in with people are are looking for. plans have yet to be approved, and leases have not been signed. you had to see businesses close down, the fact that people are moving and is optimism is a part of the evolution? in the restaurant industry, it is when it is a new restaurant and there are other competitors so there is some interest. i spoke to one of the managers at thirsty dog brewery is said that has not been finalized but that they want to be part of this there is excitement about this development it is about on year old so some businesses are coming in some ongoing. >> the great year just keeps getting better this time a big time on it for lebro

maybe close to 60 for0 for fredericksburg.fredericks maybe leonardtown as well wel 59 degreesod 56 for annapolis but cooler ther farther north and west you go. upper 40s haag town, martinsburu and win esther chester how abous the weekend? we're getting gti close. high pressure going to settle ii where that storm is right now.. will it keep northerly flow,rtho again, cool temperatures in the 40s and 50s all weekend long.on lots of sunshine especiallyia friday and into saturday as well.we sunday few more question marks. we'll little bees piece of energy swing through thegy swing mountain ts may bring us a showo or two later in the day. l i think most of sundaaty is dryd but potentially after sunset wee temperatures most of the day ons sunday will stick in the m 4os0s probably the coolest day of thef weekend. here is that weekend forecast.es 50 degrees on saturday. saturda just a few clouds but mostlyy sunshine. sunday clouds do roll in by the second half of the day again yon might see a shower or two. t all right. all quick look at your r fox5 accu5c weather seven day forecast.or we ment

>> linzsey davis with us, as wel tonight. thank you. >>> we turn next here to a terror suspect right here at home tonight. the man accused of setting off bombs in new york city and in new jersey, making his first appearance in court. ahmad rahimi, wearing a bulletproof vest, still appearing weak after being shot during his capture. he pleaded not guilty today of trying to kill police officers during that gun battle. rahimi now faces federal charges for the bollibombings. 31 people were injured in the blasts in new york city's chelsea neighborhood. >>> there are dramatic images coming in from mexico tonight. a deadly disaster, as shoppers bought firecrackers and rockets to celebrate the holidays. a massive explosion ripping through the market, leaving dozens injured. abc's gio benitez with the images coming in at this hour. >> reporter: you're looking at dramatic images from the outskirts of mexico city. explosions at mexico's best-known fireworks market during its busiest time, just before christmas and new year's eve. smoke

wt wel. the beltway is expected to bewac congested around the exit fort r the first few weeks so you weeky might want to look at otherk ath options like metro or even then water taxi from national harbor outlinedal different travel options on its web site. it will take a little bit ofentr getting ustaedkeittl to right mm >> absolutely. that's exciting though. i'm excited for that.at's etefot >> it is.t is i mean, it brought like 4,000 l, jobs to the area. a i understand about the trafficna congestion because i live around that area so i'm aestionm little concerned myself but iut think like everything overveingr time we'll kind of get used tode it and we have options ass opposed to no options.ions >> right. ill tough thel be tough the first couple of months. >> yeah. routes and what works fores andw them.ha >> and once things calm down cm traffic l-,. >> i'll check it out.k out. >> we hope so. >> it's indoors. >> that's gm. >> something for the winter season i guess there it's colded outside.o

gaithersburg as well aswell a martinsburg. 22 for frederick and from time to time we could see windse wels of 20 to 30 miles an hour later on tonight.togh with those winds factored in feels like run in washington, wg 38 girls many gaithersburg, 36e3 at frederick and take at these wind chills as we continue to progress throughshr the evening hours. hou it will not be pleasant as youn walk outside tomorrow morning mr forget in jacket, 28 degrees8 de is what it will feel like by l 8 o'clock in the morning, 22 mog for gaithersburg, martinsburgarg 19, winchester for those for tho morning wind chills and as we c head through the afternoon the n they won't really come up that t much. up to the freezing mark in d.c., 26 for gaithersburg, 28 2 for frederick. tomorrow feelsr fr much, much mm like a winter day than today tod did that's for sure.for sure. certainly no 50's tomorrow tomoo afternoon.oo canadian cold air connection. c all that pink you see in see i southern canada look at thek att wind bars coming from the t north and the west heading to our area that's bringing someino of that winter co

others have not fared quite as wel well.you look at nordstrom, we mentioned this yesterday, guy adami did. lost 13% over the last month. other retail apparel retailers, guess, gap stores, urban outfitters, they have all lost about a fifth of their value or more during that same one-month time span. and the worst-performing stock over the last month, sears holdings down 21, 22% at this point. this is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year for consumer discretionary stocks, but brian, might take some real heavy lifting for retail names to avoid coal. >> like all the references, dom, i expect nothing less. let's trade this. karen, what do you think? >> yeah, well, the pain really is in the department store sector. you can't -- there are winners, like place or lulu foot locker. with in order nordstrom, downgrading it. >> boss number one ranked. one of the reasons they got so much attention. >> yeah, downgrade. and then macy's trading terribly. dillards. there is also this issue, steve might know more, potential tax i

. >> kirk: wel >> chris: well, if there's any quarterback you can trust, it's watson. renfrow. flag comes in. flag was right where the quarterback was hit. kind of in that holding zone. yeah. so, again, a penalty sets clemson back. it is self-destruction here. >> kirk: mitch hyatt, very talented left tackle, we've seen him, some false starts. cannon is opposite of him. the best pass rusher of virginia tech. gifts to the feet there. i don't know if that was the call on hyatt or if there was somebody on the inside. he just kind of pushed him to the ground. that looked kind of questionable to me. >> chris: cannon said, we're going to throw deshaun watson off his game. they really haven't done that, but they are throwing the offensive line off their game right now. watson again. into heavy traffic. that's a fairly conservative call on second and 20, kirk. >> kirk: it wsure was. now, you're looking at third down and a long way to go. >> chris: we talked about the game in charlotte. 19-point lead in the fourth quarter, then clemson was just trying to nurse it to the finish l

wel you know, it was -- it was pretty cool.ool.weeks ago i believe and, you know,now, with a severe nervous break bre down, danger to himself andnd others, and then he scores a h e meeting with the president-ele president-elect. im that was very odd to see h there. him and truthmp came down and -- did a bro hug together. t they are talking about life.ng a we're told that kanye wanted the meeting with trump to discuss chicago. obviously where kanye is from and he apparently wants to wants establish relationship withh ren trauma topship try and clean upe violence and trying and bring b peace in chicago he thought thit was the best timed to it and hee reach out to trump's people ande they said sure, come on by. pretty interesting seeing himeen especially after what he's beene through and kind of what he'shah personally going through rightot now. >> gary, if you look at kanye's twitter account as you mentionei he tweeted about why he was last there.. the last tweet is hash tag 20242 is he indicating -- you thinkhi he's trying to get in

. >> joseph warren was e was one the best known physicians in mtassachusetts not only the wel to do,a good spot to pick up intelligence for a variety of reporters and made him very useful to samuel adams and the sons of liberty. >> our wish is that britain and the colony may grow in strength together. but while one part of the empire makes slaves of the other, measures taken by our congress must be steadily pursued. >> five men are gunned down by the british at the boston massacre. something sam adams refuses to let people forget. >> my friends, we are gathered here tonight to remember and commemorate our dear brothers. >> have you got your parts correct? >> cruelty massacred. ♪ ♪ >> we lay into them with bayonets. ♪ >> there are legitimate threats to the work of those that would work against american liberty. they realize it's no longer safe for them to be involved so they flee. >> general gage decides he should go and seize the largest war stores he knows about in concord west of boston. paul revere receives a lot of intel the british are going to go on a march. >> hancock, bring m

says wel not bring anymore resolutions to the u.n. that's what they acid previously. we have in contestable evidence with the united states, organized and advance and brought this resolution to the united nation security council. we'll share that information with the in coming administration, it is all true. you saw some of it in the protocol released and egyptian paper. there is plenty more at the tips of the iceberg. so they say but we did not bring it -- and john kerry's speech at this point, it could be raised in the french international conference a few days from now. so perhaps, we'll bring it or sweden and not a friend of israel. the united states -- well, we cannot vote against our own policy. we just annuniciated. the united states should not come out and say we'll not allow any more resolutions. not we'll bring or will bring, we'll not allow any and stop this game of charades. the decisions are vital to israel's interest and the future of its children. that won't be made through speeches in washington or folks in the united nations or conferences in paris. i

where wel be areas agree, and areas where there will be some disagreement. thebezos meeting was very productive. theand i spoke before election. i know you are not a donald trump supporter. what are your biggest concerns with the trumpet ministration? vinod: the area that needs the most conversation is around climate change and clean technologies. i suspect we will have relatively good agreement on things like skilled immigration, buts need to be addressed, that applies more to the larger companies like microsoft, amazon, and google, and apple. companies be smaller around skilled immigration into this country. it is important to innovation, but i believe the new administration and silicon valley is focused on innovation. emily: bill gates also met with donald trump yesterday. let's take a listen to what we had to say. >> we had a good conversation about innovation, how it can help in health, education, impact of foreign aid and energy, and a wide-ranging conversation about the power of innovation. recode wrote an op-ed saying these tech later should not be m

>> wel it is not heading in the right direction. we must attribute that to president obama and his administration's actions, and leading from behind. it is one of the great challenges that president trump will have to face, and how you turn that around. when i was a commander in the philippines at clark airbase, scare borough shoals was part of my identification zone that is now part of the chinese, it is a fixed aircraft carrier they now dominate the south china sea, that should have never happend. >> and they lay claim to the body the waters of the south shin china sea. do you think that chinese will try to test president trump in the first few weeks? >>f not in the first few weeks, he be tested, tested by a whole post of people, that concerns me, his effort to rebuild the military, and economy and make uses world leader again will be important. will 8 years be enough? and i think you are going to see america will be tested. in the months in front of us. and how we respond and what we do, to meet that test, is going to be importan

you mietz ght be delayed as wel. back to you. >> thanks a lot, jess.his holiday season santa has a very special helper in philadelphia. you may recognize him. >> mayor jim kenney got all dressed up for the square lighting. buddy the elf. he helped santa light the electrical light show. they're choreographed to holiday music which runs until christmas eve. >>> 6:39. a local high school student jumps into action when she sees a child choking at a restaurant. >>> a view terms us a fridge on the fritz led to weeks of frustration. we'll show you how nbc 10's response team came through with a replacement. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! everything for the holidays. that's my giant. mstanding rib roast!ds to be wowed this year. wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. >>> here's a live look. what a difference a day makes. bill henley says we'll get to a high of 34 degrees today. nbc 10 responds. imagine trying to do thanksgiving dinner without your refrigerator. >> that's w

wel will break down their latest venture. ♪ emily: skype is working to make language barriers a thinge past. they are working on making a conversation in two languages seamless. users will need to pay credits to use the tool. translation runs in nine languages, including english, spanish, german, and arabic. amd is taking aim at nvidia. amd will be offering graphics chips tailored for artificial intelligence use in its data center. it will speed up the ability for computers to train themselves and get better at image recognition. ian king covers the major semiconductor businesses. in plain english, you say that amd is trying to get into the business of recognizing your voice, sorting through pictures, and other tasks that companies are trying to turn over to ai with these chips. ian: the task that you said, translating things in skype, recognizing whether it is a dog or a pig or whatever in those pictures. doing those in parallel. a gpu is good at that. small tasks in parallel. emily: this is a chip that normally games are built on. ian: that is exactly it. all of these teenagers livi

the executives from enron, the former ceo of tyco, people convicted of ponzi schemes, the most wel well-known, bernie madf and al standford, the biggest known ponzi schemes in recent history. >> host: how did you approach them and more importantly why do you think he talked to you ask >> guest: that is a great question as an attorney asking that. i approached them i think as an educator. i teach this material to my students at harvard business school and it isn't something that a student whatever think they would face. some of them are alum at the schools schools itschools i tea. what happened along the way. so a short letter i would like to better understand your perspective can we spend some time together. the first night i sent those questions i've received a number of responses. it was elegant describing some of the challenges and others said i'm happy plenty of time now come visit me. so what i did this start taking them up on this offer and maybe started half-an-hour here, a letter there, back and forth. it became more apparent to me and was humbling thinking of some of these quite extr

wel stay in the 40s as we head into the weekend ahead as well. antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. time for this morning's eyepopperses. olessa? >> how about a ginger bread house. in phoenix, arizona, it's a 900 square foot ginger bread village. the pastry chef andis used 500 pounds of ginger ead, 3,000 pounds of sugar, 1,000 pounds o chocolate. antoinette: do we eat this? olessa: of course we eat this. antoinette: it's so pretty. ess inspiration from michigan this morning. meet lil hansen. she celebrate her 105th class. most of hertudents are in their 70s and 80s. what's your excuse? [laughter] randy: teaching the young ones now. i should be in that class. senator elizabeth warren at odds with some in massachusetts. the ke drug bill that she backing out on. a college in wisconsin reaching teens on a new level. announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> overnight, a police officer killed in washington state. what we are learning about the situation still unfolding. >> a brotoneenager accused in the brutal killing of his own mother. the new information we are hoping to learn about

asterisk groll to q1 and q2, it wel be interesting -- as scroll to q1 and q2, it will be interesting. the market has been this -- monetary stimulus and it can be monitored unilaterally by the fed. they acted that really any checks and balances. and can administer shock fiscal stimulus, even with the republican-controlled congress, is not going to be that kind of shock and awe. it may look like that from the narratives out of the trump campaign, but i think when you get down to it, a tax deal will be tricky. regulations will be a little bit easier, and that is something ryan can get on the same page with fast. of course, fiscal stimulus will on the structure, it will be an interesting and challenging thing for that come so you have to take all the different trump benefits and probably the fx and the fx and a very realistic about how quickly they will be coming and how water down the come. julie: and whether the market is accurately pricing and all of those potential pitfalls. we have talked about for the last couple of days on bloomberg's we have collected all of you and your colleague

wel >>> we're getting a sneak peak at the crystal ball that will drop in the big apple. details on the inspiration coming up next. . >>> 6:41 on this wednesday morning, police had to evacuate the lobby of the trump tower package. traffic snarled turns out the package was a backpack full of children's toys, since donald trump was elected grid lock has become a security around the building. next up it was the christmas toy parents were scrambling to find. for many it didn't quite deliver. thousands of hatchables failed to hatch. a malfunction caused an issue with batches, parents say their kids were in tears after the failure. the company that makes hatchables says it's doing its best to fix the problem. >>> finally talk about employee appreciation, an iowa cabinet maker on a rewarding his employees. on a caribbean cruise, first a chattered plane to miami, then a five star hotel. then set the reward comes after they met company goals for the year after the recession and i say applications please? >> cabinet maker. right? i'm telling you >> that's nice. >> it is. i tell you

>>reporter: very interesting story, shawn, because still wel don't know how exactly she got out of those handcuffs from the back of the housing authorityriy cruiser to the front and 11 miles from right here, northwest d.c., this housingng complex here, garfield terracere across the river and intod virginia all the way down to alexandria, virginia and you'll see this video here. this is how it all ended on king street as she was going the wrong way. she's 26 years old. she's from stafford, virginiata andff according to housing authorities she crashed into at least ten other cars on her wayo out of the city through the t third street tunnel and onto i395. she started driving the wrong way on an on ramp at king streeg and alexandria as she was finally boxed in by a d.c. police officer, mpd chopperpp following closely from up above and finally she was taken into custody and once she was arrested yet again she told s policehe shes was pregnant. police have not confirmed that tonight. no serious injuries reported and charges still pending followingn that wild district into northern virginia. m

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. >>> a hearing is set for today in the case involving edgar wel welch. he is the man charged with firing an assault weapon inside a pizza shop last week. welch remains in jail without bond. he faces charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. we're also learning new information about welch this morning. this coming from his parents who say he underwent a personality change, this after he hit a 13-year-old boy with his car back in october. they say he went from being energetic and outgoing to melancholy and quiet. no charges were fired in that crash. they went on to say their son is loving and responsible and an affectionate father of two girls. his parents have not talked to him since the shooting happened. >>> a bridge dedication ceremony later this morning. it will be dedicated to marine sergeant rb his second tour of duty in iraq. they petitioned to dedicate that bridge in his honor. the ceremony will be held at 11:00 a.m. in bethesda. >>> the wood bridge sailor killed in syria last month will receive a full military funeral this week at arling

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wel back to you guys.uy >> mel, thanks very much.thmu good advice. this i went to thed thwebsite yesterday and a lot of those ticketed guidelines aredee not yet out.yet ut. they said a lot of those willloe come out after january you'll have to keep checking back ong c the website there's a place youe can leave information and the a hope is that i don't know ifnow they will contact you if yout iu send your e-mail but just keeptk an eye on that website andebsi d you'll have to keep checking acg few days. >> i've had friends from othern parts of the country e mailing e me about information and they're frantically trying to get it tot make their plans. >> if you're traveling. if u're >> right. >> you need to -- think we have>> some s secret squirrel info.irinf now, we're in the same boat.oa >> maureen, you're not on the inside.insi >> who knew. >> what's the deal. deal. >> boris epstein runninginun communications great to have hie >> he's a good guest.s a go gue details about what is planned. n they don't have everything workn out yet. >> but they're wor

wel >> it's a festive time of it'sof a tradition that dates back to 1923 when president calvin cal coolidge was the firstolid president to start this. he walked from the white houseiw tohite h the ellipse and lit up christmas teen that's a gotmas this all -- thiste tradition started. hundreds of people trying toryin make their way down to the ellipse every year to be ae er part of this. t you can see the crowd there t that has gathered around.ro it's obviously become muche more of a star-studded event. >> changed maybe since calvin coolidge.. >> since calvin cool limpoo started it. >> a little bit. >> traffic getting around tonight too has>> braeenffic a l i know for a lot of people. >> we kind of forget about that.kind there's quite a few roada w r closures down there as well. >> there's also a hockey gameoc going on. >> it's be careful if you're trying to make your way out of town orn down there as well.el it's pretty interesting and amazing to watch every year.at e we never get tired of it. i i got to wonder being the obamas what it's like for themit to have -- to be part of this ti for

we look forward to your comments on twitter as wel well @cspanhistory. glen, welcome to the program. >> caller: hi. thank you for having me. would you ask the author to talk about the purple hearts that issued to the members of the honolulu fire department, which my understanding the only purple hearts ever issued to civilians outside the military specifically. >> thanks, glen. >> glen, i have heard about these purple hearts. you may know more about it than i do. of course the attacks resulted in an enormous amount of anti-aircraft fire coming up from the navy yard and the various air bases around oahu that were attacked by japanese planes that morning. those anticipate-aircraft shells, many of them fell into the residential districts of honolulu creating several fires, causing a number of casualties. and so all the first responders, is civilian and military, had to quickly get into the act to respond. and you're correct that that was unprecedented at the time. and it's just a mark of what an extraordinary event this was, yet another way to measure what

it might be the the technology that the chinese with wel renowned for having done. it might be your normal run of the mill criminal who taps into target or banks and tried to make a run on credit cards or other assets. or it might be trying to penetrate our national security and developing better weapon systems by copying what american taxpayers have paid for here in america. i believe we ought to use not just a target approach but a broad brush approach with respect to any country that fosters internet hacking, that causes damage to american citizens or to our country or our infrastructure. >> to be clear though, do you agree with the assessment of 16, 17 intelligence agencies who have provided evidence and information to lawmakers that russia has indeed been involved in hacking in this country, extensive hacking? >> well, i don't think there's any question but that russia, china, india. you can name a bunch of countries that have individuals involved in hacking. so it's a big problem. i would very much appreciate if this administration would be much more aggressiv

welhristmas eve is just five days away and hillary clinton will definitely be visited by three spirits. [ laughter ] maybe more. the electoral college met today to cast their ballots for president and vice president. it's the first college donald trump has gotten into without a letter from his father. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but he got in. he definitely got in. at his year end press conference on friday president obama said the democrats lost the election because they are quote characterized as coastal-liberal, latte sipping, politically correct out of touch folks. he then literally took a sip of a latte. [ laughter ] level 10 trolling right there. president obama said during his press conference friday that the democrats lost the election because they failed to campaign in rural areas but lord knows hillary is making up for it now. [ laughter ] full rural. president obama recently said he and donald trump most likely have different definitions of political correctness and ju

wel and we're keeping an eye onn o some active weather headed our way.fect from tonight throughhthr early saturday morning.y mor we are looking at freezingeezi rain, a wintry mix as well just a little bit of snow but so primarily we are talkingily we t freezing rain for this and this close to the mason-dixon lineixn north and northwest is where is we could see some snowfall atnol the onset of this before itt starts to change over but we b are looking at rain changing by the time we get into the early -- early -- i'd say- i early afternoon to lateo morning actually of saturdayf sr so by midday at least we least e should see just a rain event e across the area. are so here's a look at what yout w can look forward to over theo er next couple of days.ple of freezing rain and rain forai saturday but on sunday it willal be much warmer and mild with showers, a 60-degree day. can't believe it.t. back to you. toou >> 60 degrees sounds nice.unds . >> yup. >> even if it's raining. >> yes indeed. we'll take it. 'll >>> we're not the only ones'rt o getting an early t

ceo of walmart, also on here, ginny romedy, the chairman, president, and ceo of ibm, of course jack welch, the former chairman and ceo of general electric. all those folks who will be advising donald trump on how to create jobs going toward. that's a new development. one of the things to watch for as that group meets with donald trump is the relationship now that we see evolving between this incoming white house and business executives. you saw this in play yesterday in indiana at the carrier plant where donald trump announced that 1,100 jobs would be saved. look at this interplay, though, between donald trump and the ceo of united technologies, the parent company of carrier. that personal interplay is something that a lot of ceos will be watching and paying attention to. take a look at this. >> he's a ruthless boss. he's ruthless. i said, say that number. he said 16 million. well, the minimum is 16 million. it will be in mim a lot more than that. he said, well, i'd rather say the lower numbers, but they're going to spend more than $16 million. they're going to spend a lot of money on t

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it'as wel remember, the wind chiller, factor is not a constant number. it fluctuates up and down with the speed of the wind. 30 degrees this morning h the temperatures out there today up in the upper 30's, 30' low 40's.0' doesn't really tell the talel te because it's going stay fairly l breezy and windy all day long. wind gusts will be 20 to be 20 o 25 miles per hour so the t feels-like temp all day long te in the 20's and the 30's.0' layer up. bundle up. bu sunshine at least so that ndwili help things out just a little bit and it looks like it stays a chilly pretty much all weekendke long and another cold shott comes in that next week so wee we'll talk more about that as m well coming up in just orae bib friday morning traffic t heyrafy there. >> 5:25 gary f you're taking metro we have safe track surge 11e sa impacting the orange line and silver line residualresidu delays on the red line to line shady grove. any questions at erin fox5rin f5 d.c. on twitter.n . moving to a wide view of our roads, traffic looking good good through arlington, problemarli f

assets, iteti blocks americans from doingrom i business with russia as well wel and the u.s.ovn owned compounds in marylandcompn and in new york and senators set john mccain lindsey graham andn the speaker of the house, paulll ryan, all called the sanctionsco long overdue.rd. meantime russia denies theens t hacking allegations and isions i threatening retaliation.alia there's been a lot of reactione over this.s. we spoke to one woman a russian national who lives innai the district and she believeson therict a sanctndions are senses and part of political games.ames take a listen.is >> it seems to me quite m q strange because i think thatha american president is leaving now so his actions like thiskehi are really strange for russians.ru >> reporter: now, last night, president-elect donaldsie trump released a statementreleas that r for our country to move on to bigger and better things. i will meet with leaders of leao the intelligence community commy next week in order to be updated on the facts of thists s situation. "but again all quiet thisuiet ts morning right outside thets