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tuesday's meeting.ú ú%ay can be een standing before board members with a gun in his hand. a woman triee tooknock him out without any success and duke then becomee more violent. tonight. >> but why? >> school board mmmbers did seem pretty calm like they were wiiling to listen him. >> eventually duke points a weapon and fires shot, luckily once the s.w.a.t. team came in3 %-makable tomake it to safety. duke shot himself.ú he may have been upset over his wife losing his job. >>> a routine traffic stop in ohio turns ugly after the driver assaultinggthe officer. the dash cam ideo captures he3 whole thing on tape. -uckily for the officer a good grabbing the officer's gun andú hitting the driver on the head.3 her actions give thh officer enough tiie to take cootrol of the sittation. i thinkkit's very ccmmendable, although don't get me wrong, i'm not endorsing this cittzens participate innthis manner. but under this particular >> after helping the officerr the woman takes off. police have not yee been able to identify that good samaritan to thaak her for heroic action. >>> an ann

our ktvu team captured this s een. the chp is warning drivers to be especially careful. here is the view of the fog from oakland's lake merritt. many hikers and joggers found themself right in the thick of it during their morning e xercise. the foggy weather is causing problems this noontime for some bay area air travelers. sfo sfo is reporting delays of about 1:20 on some arriving flights. mineta is reporting delays up to 15 minutes and oakland international says the nothing has lifted there and has no reports of delays. but as always, call ahead and check with your airline to be sure. steve paulson is tracking the fog and will be here in a few minutes with the forecast. >>> oakland's police are asking the public's help in finding a 90-year-old, who was last seen around 1:00 tuesday afternoon. his son said he left his home on gregory gregory street but n ever -- on gregory street but never returned. he suffers from dementia. anyone who has seen him is asked to call police. >>> earlier there was a crash that closed southbound 880 for several hours. it happened shortly af

likes. 25-mile--n-hour winds.252 20 to winds up to 45 miles per hour..3 it will make t feel like thee3 -eens when you get to the higher parts of the state. bacc to the weet looking at t -hio temperature of 22 egrees only. the snow showers more prevalent. 19 degrees for the overniiht ú%w. a 15-20-mile-an--our wind for a still windy although it won't be quite as windy. the chance for as thoogh showers on sooth. saturday, we stay in the upper 30s for sunday and monday. we're watching sunday, because there's could be snow showers %-maker behhnd one we're talking about for thursday. that could be a coastal systemú we will be watching very ccosely. right nnw here is candace dold -ith the traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: thank you, steve we have breaking news ust into our newsroom. we have been dealing with a fire on homewood avenue in baltimore we have now llarned that 5 people are dead. ittis a house fire there..3 crews remain on the scene, but as for right now a lot ofú activity as ou can magine. in fact, it's ompletely shutdown between st. ann's avenue and coax berry avenue. as for the al

vytas, cold temperatures tonight down into the eens. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. 32 degrees. chance for the snow showers on thursday. ww could et about an inch, a little more as you get to the south inch and a half around dc. be prepared for that morning rush hour. friday 37 degrees. warm-up a bit on saturday. 38 degrees now. we have to keep an eye to the sky. potential of another storm in the works possibly sunday morning or sunday afternoon into sunday night. could be a snow maker. still watching the track and development of this. right now only 30 percent chance but definitely keep your eye on sunday to see if it ppays out+++

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so we still have a chanceefor a few scattereddsnow showers, we have een a few push through. and more tonight. and almanac ssows high of 33. low of 23. and not much precipitation. few flakes thhs morning scattered across the area. knot nothing sticking. and south, there is more. southern tip of the state and eastern shore. salisbury, and thoss areas. western maryland of course, is garrett couuty where they could3 see an additional foot of snow. crazy things out there. the winds crazy here.will see bundle up. winds blowing through the area. giving us a chilly night with windy conditions. here is where the core of the cold aarris coming from. national map shows up there toward the polar region. that dome of very frigid coldd3@ air is pushing own over the upper plains, into the great lakes. 2 degrees right now in minneapolis.3 ten in chicago. and ttat's where they have seen from the storm that pushed we are on the tail end of it. getting wrapaaound action of that. area of low pressure over maine and nova scotia and eefects off3 dragging down the cold air. ann miami, at 47.s. now

in fact, we have een below average for seeeral days. -7 was as warm as we got. typically in the mid 40s this time of year. so well below average. stay that way for several more days, it looks like. we do have a coastal system to be watching. but ii looks like it will stay far enough off the coast to get -now. now we will see cold temperatuues with t seeing snoo off to the north and west due to the lake effect snow. but we willlbe dry for tonight. clearing skies right now. but as clouds build in.@ temperatures will level off..3 so we will be down to the low 20s for overnight lows. and thing we will want to watch roodways. we did have snow melt today. a lot of the unoff into the road. and then see tte refreezing. so it s an issue tonighh andd early tomorrow morning until our temperatures do rise above3 freezing gain tomorrow %-so here is theelow prrssure %-nexttcoupleeof days. overrthe @%e oneethat we previously thought may bring us snowfall over the week. but it will staa far enoughhoff the coast not to bring any. eastern shore may see a bit of -now. slight ccanc

where people are living now een couraging words for people living with hiv. >> i'm living with hiv. for like 16 years now. and the numbers are good. i'm keep going but the days like today you wish we'd have to do -- won't have to keep commemorating something we'd be celebrating that is done. >>> foreclosure crisis continues to threaten millions of home autos while many homeowners face a terrible prospect of losing homes millions of renters have been evicted in the crisis. >> that is right z the strong laws to protect ten yanlts you know a lot of tenants don't know about this, imagine coming home to the apartment and there is a huge sign on. it says foreclosure is scary and happening to millions. many have been evicted during this crisis. however, many don't realize is that there are strong protection that's can keep tenants in homes long after the land slord gone. >> this is a view from the apartment in san francisco. it's one of the main reasons they love this place. >> i love the view and where it is. and i love it's on the hills. >> i love the full kitchen. built in office, and l

this is raw emotion and when a team is going through a losing streak like they've een, the stuff you see. they aren't able to experience the music in the clubhouse after a win. it is all raw management. >> i'll be curious to see how much raw emotion there is. don't you think they have probably dialed back what they would be saying with those cameras around? >> no. we've asked that question. not an ought. they did hard knos following the new york jets and rex ryan went crazy. i'm that'll bruce boudreau, very much the same. he did not dial it back and it is in the heat of passion that you reallyee him get very colorful and fiery. but i have a hankering feeling these guys are pretty real on that show tonight. >> good stuff. that will be 10:00n hbo. thcapitals playing at 7:00. we'll see you at 6:00. >> what did knuble mean by you can't hurt his face? >> i wouldn't nt to ask. >> we'll translate. >> thanks a lot. >>> let's check inith weather. with doug. >> that's right. that's my department. my department says it is cold outside. the current temperature, 31 degrees. normally when it is is

see that een stuff ther antifreeze. a lightnow but a busy dayor the d.c. fire department. we're here with chief dennis rubin. wt has it been like? >>we've been very, very busy all day long. a lot of medical call, automobile accidents, slips and falls and probably abo two dozen structal fires. most ha been reted to cooke and folks staying indoors. >> porter: thing major? >> nothing major so far. we'll keep our fingers crossed. we hope folk slow do and realize there's limited visibility. we're most concerned hat automobile accidents and people slipping and falli. >> reporter: now today, i actually saw people going to the store. t because it wasnowing but becae they needed groceries. me about that coming up at :00. back to you. >> we can't wait. thnks. ashley linder now looking at the roads. >> reporter: we've got a lot delays still at this hour. no relief in sig. along 270, here's the pace. up in the soth bound direct. in shady grove, they'll tip past clarksburg all way in toward frederick it is till congested passing hurrily. as promed the delays keepon rolling. now, capial

everything meant to be left outside the home to be een. >> deb ra thank you very much for coming. >> thank you for giving the opportunity. >> now 11:29. coming up in the next half hour, could we get more snow this weekend? tom kiernan back with the latest on the forecast. >>> plus, why some virginia residents are praising vdot after yesterday storm. part of your 12 daysf giving series. call if you're able to help the organization d.a.s.h. we' explain how the group helps domestic violence victims find safe hous >>> right now on news4 midday crews fixed water main break. it happened in wheaton. traffic is moving along after crews repaired the 16-inch pipe. water made a very wet commute forsome. >>> what do the temperures and water mean for drivers? tracee wilkins out and about talking to drivers in virginia and said was smooth sailing today. >> reporter: leer in annandale they got an inch of snow. the question was, what was it going to be like today? with all of the road crews out working overnight to help make sure these roads were straightened out, pretty much it was a simple commute

prosperity so more merps gain from global trade and technology changes and more americans actually een joy -- enjoy the benefits of an expanding economy, not only do we have a problem of aggregate demand, but there's a political backlash against trade, immigration, against many of the things that enable americans to, an america to look god ward rather than -- outward rather than inward. >> i'm jenn lee. thanks for the opportunity. i'm totally convinced by your description about the eisenhower prosperity marginal tax, and i want to switch gears now. my understanding of your point is that the oldest myth is caused by overspending and overburdened with the debt vimgly and as a country, but -- individually and as a country, but it is keeping the law at 0% and encouraging people to borrow more money, get into deeper debt, so my question is how are we going to get out of this hole? are they doing the right thing? [laughter] >> what i want to emphasize is that in the short term, we do need fiscal and monetary policies because when the private sector including especially consumers are delevera

do you drink a lot of cough een? -- caffeine? i got a news flash for you. caffeine will keep you awake. i mean, it's right here, so i know it's true. and there's somebody all upset about it and it has to do with the children, we'll rake them over the coals or something like that, and there's avtivia, apparently they've been saying things that aren't true because they're making big payments. i don't know if they're true, i can just tell you about the payments when the news begins with me at the top of the hour. megyn: that's it for caffeine. we'll look forward to that. thank you shepard. >> she was sending a text message from behind the wheel when she ran a stop sign and killed an 80 year-old. today, she's facing six years behind bars for felony manslaughter. justice? or cruel and unusual punishment? a must-see kelly's court, right after this break. megyn: kelly's court is back in session. on the docket today, facing hard times for texts behind the wheel. twenty-year-old annie visconian is facing up to six years behind bars, charged with felony, vehicular ma

now that we've been watching everything to make sure that these minor accidents have b een -- that we've had have not affected the commute. the road sensors are doing very well in the livermore area. as a matter of fact, the traffic continues to look good from livermore all the way out to castro valley. no major problems there if you are driving over to castro valley. moving along to the nimitz freeway. a little bit of slow traffic in hayward, no major problems s nare -- no major problems t here. obviously it has been a very nice drive. no major problems driving up to the city. >>> and one last thing, this is 101, i think -- i put the wrong super up there. southbound 101 through the marin county civic center there. that traffic moves well. >>> let's go to steve. cloudy skies, temperatures upper 40s, low 50s and some rain is beginning to develop towards the north bay. but the bulk of the system whether be tonight late this afternoon and then moderate to heavy rain looks to be very likely along with the wind advisory starting to pick up later on as well and our forecast glance here does ha

robbery one week ago today, 12:30 in the morning, middle of the night, the guy goes into the suncoast cas een, across from the bellagio, wearing a motorcycle helmet, goes into the poco -- poker room, takes $20,000 both of chips and runs out. what you're watching is at the bellagio, cops are pretty sure they can make a strong bet these two guys are the same person, martha. martha: what's he going to do with these chips, he got a million and a half, $2 million worth of chip? >> that's the thing. they keep saying it's a heist for a million and a half dollars, but keep in mind the chips are only worth what you can cash them in there for at the same casino. the lowest denomination chip he stole was $100, the highest was $25,000, and you know that the casino follows those high chips, martha, so we're watching for the red flags in the coming weeks. martha: i think they'll be watching for them, too. adam, thank you very much. adam housley. bill: good luck cash thank in, right? >>> we are waiting for the full senate to vote on the tax bill that could happen this morning, then on to a very rough ride i

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people were unwilling to buy and people sitting in neighborhoods in homes where at the een center of the foreclosure prices might see prices fall further because it's a much longer time to work through this process, so there is a reasonable -- >> mr. secretary, isn't that only true at the end of the day everybody gets foreclosured on? >> no, that's not true at all. let me say what i think the right approach is. i think that, and we have made this very clear and i think we'll be successful in achieving this. we did not believe that banks should move to initiate a foreclosure process or continue it if they cannot be certain that or have the legal basis for doing so, and if they have not given that home owner every opportunity to participate in a mortgage modification program. now, that approach -- >> but, mr. secretary, that approach appears to me founded on a belief that foreclosures all other things being equal, more foreclosures are bad for the economy. i don't understand why the answer is not simply yes. they are bad, and one of the reasons they are bad is because they lower housin

people were unwilling to buy and people sitting in neighborhoods in homes where at the een center of the foreclosure prices might se prices fall further because it's a much longer time to work through this process,o there is a reasonable -- >> mr. secretary, isn't that only true at the end of the day everybody gets foreclosured on? >> no, that's not true at all. let me say what i think the right approach is. i think that, and we have made this very clear and i think we'll be successful in achieving this. we did not believe that banks should move to initiate a foreclosure process or continue it if they cannot be certain that or have the legal basis for doing so, and if they have not given that home owner every opportunity to participate in a mortgage modification program. now, that approach -- >> but, mr. secretary, that approach appears to me founded on a belief that foreclosures all other things being equal, more foreclosures are bad for the economy. i don't understand whyhe answer is not simply yes. they are bad, and one of the reasons they are bad is because they lower housing pri

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