but sherra wright is expected in court tomorrow. tom? >> maggie, thank you. >>> now to the pentagon's secret ufo program revealed. the military spending millions of dollars to look into ufo sightings by american pilots. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: these haunting images, part of a bombshell first admission by the military of a once-secret government program investigating sightings of ufos. >> look at that thing! it's rotating. >> reporter: this mysterious black object spotted off the coast of san diego by navy fighter pilots in 2004. >> my gosh. >> reporter: that encounter documented by atip, the advanced aviation threat identification program, a shadowy office in the pentagon that ran from 2007 to 2012. it examined so-called anomalous aerial vehicles. the pentagon confirming to abc news the initiative ended in favor of other, higher priority issues that merited funding. former democratic nevada senator harry reid, who helped secure the $22 million initiative, defending the spending. tweeting, "this is about science and national s

lorenzen wright found dead, but the case remaining unsolved. police finally with a break cas suspects, including his ex-wife. here's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tonight, new charges in the seven-year-old cold case surrounding the death of former nba player lorenzen wright. sherra wright, his ex-wife, charged with first degree premeditated murder. >> how could you have murdered my son? >> reporter: the arrest following billy turner's, who pled not guilty to first degree murder earlier this month. >> we followed the evidence and the evidence led us to billy ray turner and sherra wright. >> reporter: the case began seven years ago with this chilling 911 call interrupted by gunfire. >> 911, where is your emergency? [ gunshot ] hello? >> reporter: wright's body was found ten days later in memphis. it wasn't until just last month that police say divers discovered the murder weapon in a lake in mississippi. in this 2015 "sports illustrated" interview, sherra wright did not directly respond when asked if she had anything to do with her ex-husband's deat

the evidence led us to billy ray turner and sherra wright. >> reporter: sherra wright was indicted onree premeditated murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder. her friend, billy turner already charged for first-degree murder pleaded not guilty earlier this month. the two suspects reportedly met at church. the victim's mother was emotional at the sight of billy turner in court earlier this month. >> how could you have murdered my son? that's what i need to know. just how? >> the lorenzen wright case has stayed in the public eye for many years. we have never given up hope that we would give those responsible parties brought to justice. >> reporter: before his death, he was last seen leaving his former wife's home. the next morning, a 911 call from his cell phone interrupted by gunfire. >> 911, what is your emergency? [ gunshot ] hello? >> reporter: ten days later, his body was found. shot multiple times. authorities locating the the murder weapon earlier this year in a lake in mississippi. >> someone has come forward and provided evidencufficien

and billy turner for conspiracy to kill lorenzen wright and first degree murder lorenzen wright they are presumed innocent until proven guilty." police did not discuss the relationship between the two suspects turner and wright- robinson -- but they reportedly attended the same church. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it is a windy night across the bay area. some winds have already been gusting over 60 mph over the mountain tops. red flag warnings are up for high fire danger tonight until 10 am tomorrow. wind advisories are also up for most bay area mountains above 1,000 feet with winds gusting over 50 mph tonight. high pressure is now building in behind the low that went through yesterday. ther pressure difference between the two is what is causing all of the wind. you can see it on the satellite image as the high pressure builds over california. by tomorrow afternoon the winds should weaken but still be breezy. and it will be another sunny and mild da

[applause] sharyl: de who'd led the ethics assault against wright, newt gingrich.he house ethics committee investigated him for conflicts of interest when he became speaker in 1995. gingrich got slapped with a reprimand and a $300,000 fine. meantime, over in the senate, the ethics committee found five u.s. senators guilty of lapses ranging from poor judgment to improper interference with an investigation of the keating five savings and loan scandal. mcgehee says there was a ceasefire when both sides decided they were getting hurt. meredith: people referred to it for a long time as an ethics truce in which neither party would file an ethics complaint against the other because they were afraid if they did one, then the other side would do one, and so they just had a truce. sharyl: during that truce, a flurry of public scandals focused attention on congress' ethics challenges. republican leader tom delay, nicknamed "the hammer" for his tough party tactics, was caught interest. but delay's conflicts netted nothing stronger from the house ethics committee than a letter

and billy turner for conspiracy to kill lorenzen wright and first degree murder lorenzen wright they are presumed innocent until proven guilty." police did not discuss the relationship between the two suspects turner and wright- robinson -- but they reportedly attended the same church. (justine) san fransisco police held a gun buy back operation today. people brought in weapons ranging from a bazooka to rifles and handguns. each person who turned in a handgun received $100 and each person who turned in an assault weapon received $200. police took in more than 300 weapons, they say now cannot be used for crime on the streets or accidental shootings or suicides. (justine) a big change in marijuana sales laws in california-- come january first... a handful of cannabis businesses in the state will be licensed to sell recreational cannabis.(jr stone) as mario montalvo reports... one of those dispensaries is in the city of shasta lake. 530 cannabis in the city of shasta lake has been serving the local medical cannabis community for more than 8 years now.for one medical marijuana patient ba

wright's body was found in a field a few days later, shot multiple times.ivers found the murder weapon, a gun, in a mississippi lake last month. they're not saying anything about a motive. >> we realize the public wants to know everything about how and why lorenzen wright was murdered. in due time they will. >> reporter: police are still looking at other people in the investigation, but they are confident turner and shara wright knew each other when they attended the same church. in 2014 shara wright had agreed to a settlement in a dispute over how she had spent the $1 million of her husband's life insurance policy that had been intended for their six children. lynda lopez, abc news, new york. >>> as the city of san francisco prepares to say good-bye to late mayor ed lee today, the legacy he left behind will be far reaching. abc 7's larry beil explains how lee's impact on the bay area sports scene will last for decades to come. >> i can't believe it, we're in a dream. >> reporter: often seen basking in the championship glow, ed lee loved bay area sports and

to julie wright.until 8:30. 355 ish summit avenue, that is where we find our chopper. one car is heavily damaged, knocked over a utility pole. the electric company is trying to repair the pole and restring the wires. it is a mess. 355 with a lot of equipment shut down. summit avenue to oden hall is a work around. you may want to use 270 as your alternate route. john gonzalez has more information from the scene. have bwthe mavs, we parkway at 50, this crash blocking a right lane heading into northeast. south, mpd is checking for a crash near benning road. the crash near the exit for dumfries has cleared. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes, we will update the ride through the greenbelt. the today check of the forecast. the cold weather? veronica: one more day where temperatures go up before they start bottoming out. as far as this morning, you mentioned chilly. it is one of the mornings our temperatures start out higher than any other day. .9 to 40 degrees our temperatures will rise,

it will feature robin wright who plays the wife of spacey's character. it's not clear how underwood will be written out of the show. but there are only it's episodes rather than 13. production was suspended amid allegations against spacey. >>> a florida soccer coach who was the subject of a nationwide search along with his 17-year-old student is behind bars in central new york awaiting extradition bac florida. ryan rodriguez disappeared with 17-year-old caitlyn frisina last sunday after she climbed out of her bedroom window and erased her phone. they were on the run before being detained less than 100 miles from the canada border. frisina's parents are speaking out. >> we so grateful and blessed to have our beautiful daughter caitlyn frisina back with us. >> i know i can protect her and keep her safe as a father always wants to do. >> rodriguez has not entered a plea. >>> break overnight, two fisherman are missing off nantucket, massachusetts. two others were rescued by another boat. the misty blue went down around 6:00 p.m. the coast guard is leading th

sheera wright is expected in court.aggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> the owner of the carolina panthers is selling the team. all of this after claims that he sexually harassed workers and made racist comments. jerry richards announced in a statement that he's giving up the packeters after this season. he didn't mention the current scandal. according to "sports illustrated on," the team has made multiple payouts for harassment claims. richardson also directed racial slurs towards the league's black former scouts. the league is investigating all of this, and also along those lines of what were you thinking, the french soccer star says he's sorry for this picture. his name is antoine greaseman. he apologized. he said if he hurt anyone with this photograph where he appeared in a basketball uniform and black face and his legs were also painted black. before the apology he responded by posting calm down, guys. i'm a fan of the harlem globetrotters. the team has not commented on this. >> never a good idea. there are so many

by the mother of murdered n-b-a player lorenzen wright..eborah marion lashed out at billy turner, who was indicted tuesday on a first-degree the judge told her.. he would not allow another such interruption. wright's body was found in a field outside memphis in july of 20-10, ten days after he was reported missing. he was shot multiple times. turner is being held on one-million dollars bond. despite recent concerns about ticket sales..this morning the i-o-c says sales for the winter olympics in south korea are picking up. selling tickets has been a major challenge as problems loom around these games. the biggest concern is north korea's missile testing - but the i-o-c says there is no security threat. 55 percent of tickets have been sold. the ioc hopes to get at least 90 percent of the tickets sold by the start of the games. if you're heading to the caps game tonight- don't f the capitals are hosting a toy drive at capital one arena. fans can drop off a new, unwrapped toys at the f street entrance. if you donate. you'll get a poster of caps

here's abc's david wright. >> breaking news in the russia investigation. >> we begin with president trumpnd his words for michael flynn. >> michael flynn pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. >> reporter: today in washington, a news blizzard. massive storms brewing on several fronts. the trump white house the center of it all. in congress, a hotly contested tax bill on the verge of becoming law. >> historic tax relief as a giant present for christmas. >> reporter: in alabama, a pivotal senate race rife with controversy down to the wire. tonight the supreme court finally allowed the most recent incarnation of the president's long-delayed travel ban to take effect. and of course, overshadowing it all, there's the russia investigation. >> i think what we're beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. >> reporter: on any given night, any one of these stories could be leading the news, but in the trump era, it's all coming at you at once. this latest news storm started friday with michael flynn. he pled guilty to lying to the fbi. that's a felony. now he's help

jay wright not happy as undefeated biggest deficit of the season. down 20 to butler. rick bronson very nervous watching his son. bronson here for the number one team in the country, cutting the lead to eight. matches his career high 31 points. okay, but, nova trying to force the turnover here. the ball goes right to the bulldogs' baldwin. butler shoots 60% and rick can't watch it. nova loses for the first time all season, 101-93. a lot of court storming out there. >>> la salle was our only local college hoops winner. temple, st. joe's and drexel all lost. i'm john clark. stay tuned for "eagles gameday final" tonight at 11:20 to 11:50 on nbc 10 hopefully detailing an eagles 14th team win which would be a record. thanks for watching, everybody.

robin wright will star in a shortened eight-episode final seseon of the e show. elsewhere, the school of american ballet has removed its long-time teacher peter martins, while the school and the new york city ballet conduct a joint investigation into a sexual harassment claim against him. in new york city, john hockenberry, the recently-retired host of public radio station wnyc's "the takeaway" has been accused ofsed touching, and bullying by several female colleagues. and vice media has fired three of its e employees over what the company called "verbal and sexual harassment" and other unspecified behavior.

jay wright's team five of nine from the free-throw line.which in itself is the story that they only have nine attempts. >> bill: about 15 a game. 16 a game they normally get. big time players step up and this kid certainly did. >> tom: second shot is good. 97-88. it's a nine-point game with 41.5 to play and a little pressure by butler. paschall right to the basket. lays it in. >> bill: too fast. you don't want to foul. >> tom: 35.8 to play. mcdermott. >> bill: good play. that was a smart play. >> tom: foul is going to go on paschall. that's his fifth so he is disqualified. >> bill: they get about 10 second here to get it organized. a great look. you think you've got an easy one, you know the clock, time and score situation on your side. >> tom: spellman will keck in for paschall with 32.8 to play. mcdermott will go to the line where he's a 73% free-throw shooter. >> bill: jeff meyer looks like he's dying on the sideline. >> tom: said "i'm used to coaching under a guy that's in his 30's." as mcdermott makes the first one. there he is. kind o

wright. gentleman come in merry christmas eve. thanks for being with us. i want to go to you first on these challenges. the congress is going to face in the new year and the tax reform, major political victory for the president at a steep hill for them decline. we are talking about the challenge is, like any $1 billion is a disaster relief for places like california, texas, puerto rico, to $700 billion the president put forward for military spending in the new year and any single item issues like daca and children's health care and the border wall. what you think they will tackle first? >> well i mean, you have it right. january 19th is the first day. the first thing they have to tackle is the budget or sunday on spending. you have to remember this is in the context of tax to the context attacks upon the just passed. both sides agree we want to spend more, but how much we want to spend. we have her public can

abc news about "the times" story, out of respect for the special counsel and his process. >> david wright joins us now from florida. part of the significance of the story in "the what exactly ke this russia investigatio it's true. >> reporter: exactly so, dan. assuming this story checks out, n july of 20n, nota result ed former britishpyndocrats ted foreign >>k yo d ofuthorized is weighing in. demonstrators in several cities, protesting the economy and government corruption. some even blasting the country's supreme religious leader. president trump tweeting in support of the protesters twice today saying opressive regimes cannot endure forever, and, the world is watching. >>>ow to casetaed a woman was to death. the case unsolved for more than a year. ce employed a tactic called familg. here's abc's m >> reporter: after more than a year and a half of painstakingly trying to figure out who brutally murdered natliya shal on 2016, a suspect is bars. tracked down police sa controversial ty >> this is pretty rare. r: police say the killer's dna was found at shal's in baytown texas where was no

and billy turner for conspiracy to kill lorenzen wright and first degree murder of lorenzen wright.l proven guilty. >> all right, when police were asked about the relationship between the two suspects, police said, quote, it's safe to say they knew each other. >>> a tragic mystery in canada where police are investigating the suspicious deaths of a billionaire couple. government officials confirm barry and honey sherman were found dead in their mansion friday afternoon. police say right now they're viewing the deaths as suspicious, not homicides. >> at 11:44 this morning, police responded to a call that was a medical complaint and we had fire and ambulance contend as well. we discovered two bodies of people inside the home here in the bay view avenue and colony road area. the circumstances of their death appear suspicious. we're treating it that way. our investigators are inside investigating and taking apart the scene now. >> barry sherman was the founder of the largest canadian-owned pharmaceutical company. friends describe the couple as incredible and great leaders. >>> a wildfire

there were thrills of a very different kind in edgar wright's in edgar wright's baby driver, a pedals an american in paris meets the french connection. developing an idea that he had first explored in a 2003 music video for mint royale's blue song, wright's roller—coaster ride ansel elgort as a getaway driver who lives his life to the rhythm of a personal playlist. the result is a blast. kathryn bigelow cranked up the tension in detroit, a powerful reconstruction of a shocking incident that took place amid five days of rioting during the summer of 1967. british actorsjohn boyega and will poulter headed and ensemble cast ably led by hurt locker director bigelow who became the first woman to win the oscar for best director back in 2010. for those in search of laughter, the year's most unlikely romcom proved to be the perfect tonic. what is happening, what are you doing? i'm changing under this blanket. i've seen everything. remember? we were just having sex. yeah, but you were in the throes of passion then. based on the real—life experiences of co—writer and star kumail nanjiani, the b

billy ray turner was charged with first degree murder in wright's death. wright played for 13 seasons in the nba before retiring. >>> and hollywood is responding to the growing number of sex abuse claims against some of the biggest names in that business by forming an anti-sexual harassment commission. anita hill, who accused supreme court justice clarence thomas of sexual harassment during his confirmation hearings in the 1990s, will head that commission. the group forming that commission includes the head of lucasfilms. they say the goal is to foster change throughout the tri and create a culture of respect. >>> in san francisco officials have now closed the city's aquatic park, this after two swimmers were bitten by sea lions in less than 24 hours. one person was bitten on the arm. the other one on the leg. it's unclear if the same sea lion was involved in both incidents. >>> and finally carolina panthers' defensive linebacker thomas davis stepping up to help some young athletes in north carolina. this fall, the harding high school football team once co

abc's david wright is at the white house now. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne and dan. the white house is doing its best to downplay the significance of all this, but it's got to be unsettling not least because flynn continues to cooperate with the special counsel and the worry here is that he may be implicating others. this morning as the president headed off to new york for some fund-raisers -- >> are you worried about what flynn might tell the special counsel? >> reporter: it was business as usual. >> no, i'm not. what's been shown is no collusion, no collusion. there's been absolutely -- there's been absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: president trump left it to his lawyer to issue a formal statement. ty cobb downplayed general flynn's role in the administration. describing the former national security adviser as someone who served the trump white house for 25 days. even referring to him as a former obama administration official. cobb insists nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates an

so david wright joins us now from the white house.avid, michael flynn entered th g of lying to the fbi. that does not mean mueller's team is quite done with him. >> reporter: flynn is required to check in weekly with authorities by telephone, and he is still consulting with the special counsel's team. the crime he pled guilty to carries a maximum prison term of five years. it's likely he'll do much less time than that, but his plea deal is contingent upon his continued cooperation. >> david wright leading us off tonight. thank you. >>> we have an update on our incorrect reporting that aired yesterday during a special report. atement. has released this we deeply regret and apologize for the serious error we made yesterday. the reporting conveyed by brian ross during the special report had not been fully vetted through our editorial standards process. as a result, our continued reporting over the next several hours ultimately determined the information was wrong, and we corrected the mistake on air and online. it is vital we get the sto

>> david wright in west palm beach. thank you. >>> we turn overseas to iran.a third day of unauthorized protests, and president trump is weighing in. demonstrators gathering in several cities, protesting the economy and government corruption. some even blasting the country's supreme religious leader. president trump tweeting in support of the protesters twice today saying, opressive regimes cannot endure forever, and, the world is watching. >>> back in the states. a suspect under arrest in a cold case in texas where a woman was stabbed to death. the case unsolved for more than a year. the police employed a tactic called familial testing. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: after more than a year and a half of painstakingly trying to figure out who brutally murdered natliya shal on mother's day, 2016, tonight, a suspect is finally behind bars. tracked down police say using a controversial type of dna testing. >> this is pretty rare. >> reporter: police say the killer's dna was found at shal's home in baytown, texas where she was stabbed to death but there

the moore campaign tells abc news they plan to roll it out statewide tomorrow. >> david wright for us tonight. david, thank you. >>> turning now to alabama where they are down to the wire in a closely watched race for a u.s. senate seat. the president in pensacola last night, as you heard, urging his supporters to back republican roy moore, a candidate accused of sexual misconduct with teenage girls. allegations he says are not true. voters heading to the polls on tuesday. here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, doug jones, the democrat hoping to wrestle an alabama senate seat away from republicans taking his message to the black voters. >> this campaign has got the wind at its back because we are bringing people together from all across the state, and the other side is trying to divide us more than they bring people together. >> reporter: speaking in selma later this weekend with civil rights icon, representative john lewis, jones hoping to weaken embattled republican, roy moore, with strong african-american turnout, and counter president trump's outspoken support of moore

russians, i can't think of a person who would know more about that than flynn. >> that was david wright reporting. now, former fbi director james comey responded to the president's tattered fbi tweet by posting part of his opening statement at the senate select committee last june. it says, i want the american people to know the truth. the fbi is honest. the fbi is strong. and the fbi is, and always will be, independent. >>> switching gears now. tonight, there are coastal flood warnings in four bay area counties as the king tides return. for more, here's drew tuma. >> that coastal flood warning will continue at least through tuesday afternoon, because of a cycle of high tides that are typically highest this time of the year. that coastal flood warning in effect for san francisco, portions of ocean beach, santa cruz and bodega bay. monday morning at 10:19, and tuesday morning at 11:06 in the morning, where the tide also get around seven feet. so localized flooding is possible. back here current hi, winds are calm. we expect them to become very active. wind advisory coming up in that full

wright's body was found in a memphis suburb in 2010. he was shot repeatedly. police have not revealed a murder or have said how the two suspects are connected. >>> sixers senator joel embiid will not play when they face the bulls tonight. he did not practice after playing a career high of 49 minutes on friday night that went into three overtimes. the flyers host los angeles kings, the flyers won 6 in a row following a ten game losing streak. we'll be right back. >> firefighters rescued a dog that became stuck for hours in prince corner maryland. the dog was covered in ice. they put the dog in the fire truck with the heat cranked up. the dog did not have a collar or micro chip. if somebody comes forward to claim the dog, mccullough will adopt the dog. >> we're looking at issues on the vine street express way, westbound side, it's a crash sticking out in the right lane, the good news you don't see any delays heading toward the schuylkill expressway. no delays and overnight construction in the great state of delaware, you're moving well along 202 the concord pike

jay wright four wins away from 400. >>> drexel and robert morris.for their fourth-straight win. but never led. robert morris rolls 74-60. drexel drops to 5-5. consider the eagles with a big win, of course the big loss of carson wentz. mixed day guys. >> all right, jaime. we'll talk about carson wentz's knee injury when we come back. >> stay tuned for more action news sports sunday. ♪♪ >>> back with our top story. and the top story for quite some time. carson wentz without with a knee injury. eagles fear it's a torn acl reportedly. brian if you're coach pederson how do you prevent the season from falling apart >>> say we played without jason peters, hall of famer, darren probablies. played without guys so important to the team. now is the time to rally. now pull a little bit closer and find a way to win. >> do you suppose the mood in the city is going forward? >> devastated. this is an mvp candidate in wentz. had an awesome year. we're going ton devastated. now we have to rally. >> hopefully get the news tomorrow on the extent of that injury to carso

and at 11:00, another chance to see "q & a" with tiffany wright.uring question time on wednesday, prime minister theresa may took questions about president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital as >> order, questions from the prime minister. >> question number one. >> the prime minister. i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in offering

orville and wilbur wright first flew their heavier than airr craft in 1903.lly achieved it earlier. either way, america was first and when it comes to military aircraft, the wright brothers built the right military fire of 1909, giving the world its first military plane. since those fragile early designs first took to the skies, aircraft design evolved in leaps and bounds, all leading up tosi the aircraft of the future, america's f-35. here's a look back at theth century of flight that brings us to this to this state-of-the-art fighter. >> the first powered flight by the brothers orville and wilbur wright. the birth of aviation at kitty hawk, north carolina.. >> jon: the wright brothers first flew their primitive airplane on the north carolina coast in december 1903, but for the next decade new american aviation designs barely got off the ground. world war i broke out in 1914, armies on both sides saw the utility of the airplane, first for conducting reconnaissance flights and ultimately for use as a weapon. but most of the aircraft flown in the war were of e

and billy turner for conspiracy to kill lorenzen wright and first degree murder of lorenzen wright.ent until proven guilty. >> when police was asked about the relationship between the two suspects, police said, quote, it's safe to say they knew each other. >>> president trump's efforts to remake the federal courts are off to a rather quick start with the senate confirming 12 appeals court judges in the president's first year, a modern record. but some of trump's nominees have come under fire for their extreme lack of experience or even basic legal knowledge. the latest example, matthew peterson, a commissioner on the federal election commission. cnn justice reporter laura jarrett has the story. >> this cringe-worthy exchange between republican senator john kennedy and president trump's nominee for a powerful seat on the federal bench in d.c. is raising questions about the qualifications of the people president trump is appointing. in this case, matthew peterson admits he hasn't tried a case, has no basic grasp open basic legal motions filed routinely in federal court and really no f

>> i was telling julie wright over the weekend, it is a brave new world. i do not get up as early as this woman who gets up at -- what was it? >> 1:45. 2:30 herebuilding by hardest working person on radio. hours he is new to the but we are really in this arranged marriage of hours, getting to know each other on the air as it is happening. kidd: you guys sound great. how does it feel to be the toby and chilli show? >> is any great endeavor will work, it involves teamwork and i am going to listen and try to learn. kidd: the best thing you can learn, lesson. we will have more this morning. autria: i know you guys do not play it very often. 6:20, and we have five tickets to ice at the gaylord national harbor. the story of rudolph the red door range of -- rudolph the red nose reindeer is being told. 703-528-7334 to win tickets. you may feel like you are looking at ice just by walking outside this morning. veronica: it is certainly cold enough. you may have christmas music in -- on in your car while you are driving. on thethe green light way through from the roa

. >> across the country in pittsburgh, it is the same for officer andre wright. they used to call the former college athlete dre the athlete. now he's he dre the cop. but not much has changed. >> they're my people. it is what it is. >> at a time when tensions between police and black communities are explosively high, the divide between americans can feel irreparably deep. caught in the middle of a precarious balance. as one officer put it too, black for the badge too, blue for the hood. in our series, collaboration with the partners of the undefeated. >> there's a blue lives matter and a black lives matter in this country. >> where do you fall in that? >> well, you know, i have told people that i am always going to be black. but i'm only blue as long as i continue to wear the uniform. >> she joined the force nearly 30 years ago as part of the justice department's push for diversity in sfpd's ranks. she was an unlikely candidate then. >> i was complaining with the blat an drug deals. i complained about the police cars that just drove by the area like they didn't e

in the district, kristin wright, news 4. >>> i love that. love those feel-good stories. chuck bell, it is going to be a cold day here. if it's going to be cold, at least have something to show for it. possibly snow? >> i think just enough conversational snowflakes to keep everybody in the christmas spirit a little bit. not enough where you're going to afternoon or evening shoveling. it's not going to add up to too much. not everybody is going to get it. we'll show you here on future weather in a second. right now what you need to know, snow possible, mainly between lunchtime and dinnertime. nowhere near as cold tomorrow. more clouds coming back on sunday. maybe light rain possible late sunday or monday. not much of a threat there either. right now, it's 30 degrees in washingt washington. 27 degrees in manassas. 23 in leesburg. seasonably cold start to your day. here's what we're watching here. alberta clipper across parts of michigan. it's riding a speedy jet stream in our direction. you can tell there. it is moisture starved. you have to get closer to the bay and the oc

jay wright's team five of nine from the free-throw line.which in itself is the story that they only have nine attempts. >> bill: about 15 a game. 16 a game they normally get. big time players step up and this kid certainly did. >> tom: second shot is good. 97-88. it's a nine-point game with 41.5 to play and a little pressure by butler. paschall right to the basket. you don't want to foul. >> tom: 35.8 to play. mcdermott. >> bill: good play. that was a smart play. >> tom: foul is going to go on paschall. that's his fifth so he is disqualified. >> bill: they get about 10 second here to get it organized. a great look. you think you've got an easy one, you know the clock, time and score situation on your side. >> tom: spellman will keck in for paschall with 32.8 to play. mcdermott will go to the line where he's a 73% free-throw shooter. >> bill: jeff meyer looks like he's dying on the >> tom: said "i'm used to coaching under a guy that's in his 30's." as mcdermott makes the first one. there he is. kind of a homecoming for him to come back to in

they will be here in attendance rooting him on including jay wright. they still talk to this very day once or twice every few weeks and the best piece of advice wright gives hart, just be yourself. >> i made it here because of the person i am. character and it's great he doesn't want me to loose that. >> reporter: after starting nearly every game the last two years at villanova, hart has to earn limited minutes off the bench with the lakers. >> it kind of takes me back to my freshman year at nova. >> reporter: not only is he keeping tabs on nova. he's keeping tabs on the wildfires in california. >> when i was a meshman in high school my house caught on fire. i've been there my heart goods out to him. >> reporter: he'll do his best to focus on what he does best. win. jeff skversky, channel 6 action news. >> the flyers on road tonight in vancouver. >>> meteorologist cecily tynan with the late word from accuweather when we continue in just a moment. . >> cecily tynan with the -- what is that? >> before we get to the forecast, i want to talk about you, jim

julie wright will have your workaround. but john gonzalez has your breaking news coming in from police. >> this accident occurring just before 2:00 this morning right down the street from gates of heaven cemetery. now a fatal accident investigation. take a look. one of the vehicles involved, to drivers, one, two driver has now died at the hospital. of pickup truck spun out control, ending up on the other side of georgia avenue. this is where the accident actually occurred, on the northbound lanes. pickup where it the trucks collided. one inbound on georgia, just about 70 yards of the road you have the other pickup truck, with letters on the ground next to it. you have the collision reconstruction team julie wright, they are taking measurements, pictures, collecting as much evidence as profit -- as possible. you can see traffic already detouring around the accident. we are told, julie wright, georgia avenue will be closed for the rest of the morning commute. absolutely. coming south on you will want to detour and pickup conn

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kelly wright has all the details from washington. >> reporter: in another late- night senate vote the upper chamber past the tax reform bill. down party lines. >> the eyes -- yeses are 51, the nose are 48. the tax cuts and jobs ask is past. >> reporter: earlier on tuesday the house took up the measure in the first round of the congressional volleyball. >> on this boat the yeses are 227 and the nose are 200 227 and the nose are 203. the conference report is adopted. >> reporter: paul ryan telling americans help is on the way. >> what this achievement marks is a promise that this majority made that is a promise this majority is keeping. >> >> reporter: the bill was immediately sent to the senate for the final vote where open debate began once more. >> today marked a great victory for the very wealthy campaign contributors. at the same time as the deficit of this country is driven up by about $1.5 trillion. >> reporter: the last step to sending the bill to the president will be delayed at least for half a day. >>> provisions which do not align with the senate special budgetary rules will