however welch's lawyers are concerned if the list was made public ... it may detail strategy, who they talked to, and possible witnesses. his lawyers are concerned welch would not have a fair trial if the list was public because of all the media attention already. welch's lawyers also asked to postpone the trial because of how much information they have to go through. it's now set for october 18 at 9am. in bedford ananda rochita wsls10. the affluenza teen will not be moved to an adult jail. 18-year-old ethan couch will remain at a juvenile detention center until his next court hearing. the hearing will determine whether couch will be transferred into the adult system where he could face jail time. the organization ... mother's against drunk driving ... is advocating for the teen to be moved into the system. colleen sheehey - church / madd national president - "unfortunately with juvenile cases, and adult cases, they can we've come to this one again and are following it so closely, so that we can bring attention again to the country on the complacency of

welch could face the death penalty. wsls 10's ananda rochita was there as his defense team made requests before trial is set. ananda ... what were some of the requests? they weren't unusual requests because of the circumstances surrounding this case and the judge approved them. welch's lawyers asked to hire an expert criminal investigator, mental health expert, and mitigation specialist. all of which the judge approved. in court ... commonwealths attorney randy krantz says the requests were reasonable since the commonwealth is seeking the death penalty. also discussed today is to postpone the trial to later this year to october 18. it was originally planned for march. lot go through and allegations that happened between march to april 1975. one of welch's lawyers also said there is still quote an "abundance of discovery" and need additional time. in court today ... the defense also brought up all the media attention. i'll have more on that at six. in bedford ananda rochita wsls 10. a pittsylvania county woman is dead fo

however welch's lawyers are concerned if the list was made public ... it may detail strategy, who they talked to, and possible witness. his lawyers are concerned welch would not have a fair trial if the list was public because of all the media attention already. now the case is postponed until october 18 at 9am. the judge also approved a gag order and those allowed to discuss this case out of court. in bedford ananda rochita wsls10. an additional charge is filed against the man whose 3-year-old daughter was killed after his car collided with an oncoming train in elliston. 25-year-old austin lilly was already facing an involuntary manslaughter charge after the march 2015 accident. he's now facing a second charge... aggravated involuntary manslaughter. the montgomery county commonwealth's attorney says the more serious charge requires showing his behavior was "so gross, wanton and culpable as to show a reckless disregard for human life." involuntary carries a sentence of zero to 10 years... while aggravated carries a sentencing range of 1 to 20 years. the

welch says it's going to take neighbors looking out for each other to stop the violence. ((lamon welch/restorative health and wellness center: "the changes we are hoping to see is that they change their lives and get to the productive side of life and back in school and graduate from school.' )) ((mauricio marin)) eddie says he watches his 14 year old son closely...to make sure he stays ((eddie/concerned neighbor: "i try to teach my son to be respectful to other people if somebody sad or say something to you give them a kind word of gesture you know it lifts their spirit." )) ((mauricio marin)) and hopes other parents step up to do the same thing. ((mauricio marin)) the victim's of today's shooting all have non life- threatening injuries. the candlelight vigil and peace march is scheduled for sunday. we've put that information for you on our website. reporting live, mauricio marin, 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) mauricio, have police released any information on possible suspects in either of these shootings? ((mauricio marin)) dave, both investigations are still active.

welch is accused of kidnapping the lyon sisters in 1975 and killing them. >>> nichole lovell is 13. he's been missing since early wednesday morning. when she was younger, she had to have a liver transplant and takes special medication to keep her body from rejecting it. police aren't sure if lovell is a runaway or if foul play >> a fire on henry street claimed the life of a woman at 11:00 last night. 73-year-old katie yeatts lived alone and was not able to check it out. the mire marshal's office has not yet determined a cause. crews said the fire started in the front corner of her house. arson and foul play are not expected. >> a high school newspaper is causing a big stir in a community. >> mark: the city of flint, michigan is getting some much needed help. governor snyder signed a bill that provides $28 million in emergency fund that will help deal with the toxic water crisis the cits facing. the funds will go to fixing damaged pipes and the health issues of those who drank from the tap before the problem was discovered. >> norfolk police k-9s will get bulletproof vests thanks in

lloyd welch jr. made his first court appearance yesterday. the trial set for november. >>> today lawmakers in virginia will announce a major compromise on gun laws. it includes concessions from democrats and republican. one measure will stop people there carrying a firearm if they're under a permanent protect tive order. >>> and if you live in prince george's county, the sidewalks there have to be cleared today if you haven't shoveled yours yet, you could face a $100 fine. >>> and it will be blustery this afternoon, so temperatures will only feel like they're in the mid to upper 20s throughout the day. warmer over the weekend. >>> and that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes with weather, traffic and any breaking news. hope you have a great weekend. >> and make it a great friday, everybody. fwrs what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-ta

welch's jury trial is currently scheduled to begin in march.### the family of a man shot at lynchburg's centra hospital wants the city's police department off the case. attorney paul valois who represents jonathan warner says .. the security guard who shot him, wes gillespie, used to work in the police department, and his son currently does. he says that by itself should be considered a conflict of interest, but he's also uncovered another connection. 15:05:14 "one of the senior prosecutors in the lynchburg commonwealth's attorney's office is married to a clinical psychologist who is employed by centra mental health services, and so again the family would prefer to avoid the appearance of any conflict of interest." the commonwealth's attorney disagrees saying gillespie worked in the department worked on cases at centra hospital before without his issue. take several more months.### numbers are out. 145 cases were reported in virginia last year. that's down slightly from the year before according to the national human trafficking resource center. nearly 6- thousand cases were reported ac

. >> that is why county commissioner ken welch are working on a plan to keep tragedies from happening again. >> you would think that in ankle deep water you are okay. >> 78 signs like this explaining the dangers of riptides will be placed all around panel less county. cameron pastor says this is >> i think it's very important this time something i think having signs explaining that there arish drews here -- issues here. >> there should be something more. >> should be more life guards. >> commissioner welch says that is something they are looking into it. >> parks department is taking a look at this. they talked about additional lifeguards as well as part of this program. so, you know, just about a raising the awareness. >> general you i remember titus 10 news wtsp. >>> to escape from a rip current, don't panic and don't fight it, let the current carry you and swim to shore. and if you do need help call or wave for assistance. >>> demonstration of of how to get out of of a rip current, head to the story on our website. >>> st. pete's city council is considering a contract that front, c

on time, heading back to new orleans. >> that was chris welch reporting. at least 42 people have died as a result of the storm. many of them from shoveling the snow. >> happening today, a pair of murder suspects in henderson county is expected to be in court. sean hallfield and savannah walker are accused of killing taylor in december. probable cause hearings are scheduled for both of them today. taylor was found dead in hendersonville. according to search warrants henderson's cousin said a drug deal was involved. >> also today the federal trial continues of a new voter i.d. requirement. u.s. justice department and the naacp said the law will make it harder fer minority voters to cast a ballot. supporters says it protects against voter fraud. it is not clear if the judge will make a ruling before north carolina's primary in march. the iowa caucuses are less than a week away and a new poll is shedding light on the republican nomination. >> reporter: the countdown to the iowa caucuses is being measured in hours. >> 171 hours, that's how long we have until th

they include delaying welch's trial until october 18. hiring a mental health expert and private investigator. and issuing a gag order in response to the media attention of the capital murder case. we will as much charged with kidnapping the lyon sisters in 1975 and killing them. convicted killer george hughley filed a motion to ask for his conviction to be overturned pay cording to wvav in charlottescording to wvav in charlottesville. they say his imprisonment is a violation his constitutional rights. he was convicted in may of 2010 for the murder of his former girlfriend yardly love. in assistance of -- claim and the defense failed to present testimony from expert witnesses who have refuted the prosecution's claim that love died from a dramatic blow to the head. the hearing has not been set. >>> lynchburg police have released new information tonight after warrants were served at a house on floyd street yesterday. our abc 13 cameras were rolling there, and now we know a man has been arrested and charged with distribution and possession o

in washington, i'm chris welch reporting. airports in down this morning with a number of flights canceled. if you are traveling, it's important to know what's going on with your flight, before heading out to the airport. be sure to check flights online or call the airline for the latest information. "united blood services" is stepping in to help those affected by the massive winter storm. there are several blood drives happening around the valley this week. it's to prevent any shortages at blood banks hardest hit by the storm. during these times, blood use spikes as treatment and surgeries are put on hold or rescheduled. it helps cancer patients... babies... and burn victims. "united blood services" asks that donors give to help fill the gap. "we also need to supply our local hospitals here. so with one donation you can save up to three patients lives. you are making a difference." "were asking people to take one hour out of day to come down and donate." there are donor centers around the valley. services" locations on charle

health and education campaign with very little leftover. >> not do much more than cover the costs. welch, fox25 news. >> julie: judges base the decision on u.s. 12 u.s. supreme court ruling which says wearing metals is protected form of speech. >> daniel: coming you at 9:16 right now. yesterday price of crude oil dropped at $30 a barrel and at pump the national average now below $2 a gallon. >> julie: allston-brighton area and usually cleared up by now but not quite. relief there. here are little drive times, 13 minutes routes 3 to 228 and braintree split and 106 to 128 and 15 minutes on 95 north from 495 as you approach 128. meteorologist shiri spear joining us and wind chills are going to linger as a problem throughout the day and end by now and most of the roadways totally clear and wind and cold the main focus and yet to go out and clear off the car, just make sure you bundle up as do you. all day we have wind chills in the single digits and the teens, now though not whole lot happening with satellite and radar, other than we got a couple flurries and light snow showers moving out of

chris welch has the latest on this storm from washington. reporter: app epic and slow moving storm knocked out power for thousands, shut down cities, emptied airports, and grounded flights. what's worse, this historic storm has become deadly killing people from north carolina to new york. >> this is bad and it is getting worse rapidly. reporter: drivers in several states stranded on the road. even emergency vehicles having trouble. >> this is a hess tore i can snowstorm. reporter: in pennsylvania, hundreds of cars stranded for 20 hours on the turnpike, including buses of high school students. in central kentucky, some drivers stuck on the interstate for 19 hours, having to decide whether to stay warm and keep their cars running or conserve gas. in new york, the governor imposed a travel ban for parts of the state to encourage people to go inside. >> the situation is getting worse. reporter: the city that never sleeps will be a little quieter all broadway shows canceled. bridges and tunnels leading into and out of the city have closed. the ny

act the preston won't until halftime the flames breaking out after tall glasses were very dry chris welch is in washington tonight one of the hardest to the developing story. an applicant slow moving storm travel temper parts of the state. to encourage people to go inside. be a little quieter. we've only seen about 86 cancellations at dia from the east coast. there are at least 29 canceled flights tomorrow. be sure to call your airlines tomorrow. after jumping up a second-story elderly man that 58 -year-old on the trail last week in. were followed well on the link to the bus stop it help people are asking for the help the public to investigate this matter. video you'll see all day. in continuing our bluetooth the championship they seem to be in a time and it comes as no surprise that denver doughnut shop believes it was the secret to the broncos success. every week vetoed janet put a hex on the opponent as ten and chic -- in the likeness of this week it's tom brady customers are we have purple sticks out there. this year he's added begins celebrating all the way today as he championship g

chris welch reports on the cleanup. >> reporter: all along the east digging. >> there you go. and, of course, plow. roads as best they can. >> while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do. >> reporter: washington d.c. schools and city government are closed monday as is the federal government, but some of the city's transit will be back up and running. the d.c. mayor cautioned residents about one of the big concerns in the coming days, black ice. >> we expect that with the temperature dropping tonight and for every night this week, that we will see continued slick and dangerous roadways. >> reporter: in new york, even though the travel plan has been lifted and buses and most officials are still urging residents to stay off the road. leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent. >> reporter: the coastal flood warning has been lifted in new jersey where several cities caused widespread power outages caused widespread power outages. officials say the worst appears to be over. >> we have rea

national guard member samantha welch was one of them - braving the bitter cold - to honor her brother. brother."at times, he thought about taking his life and that's mainly my motivation for this."he was done battling a war overseas - - "you never really leave when you're over there. it's constantly in your mind."but he faced his own battle here at home - with ptsd and depression.he didn't end up taking his life, but sadly, this small group knows, the number who do - is far too large. "it was really hard especially because at that time i was the only one he could talk to about it.the flags held high and names plastered on rucksacks honor those who lost their battles. battles."everybody's wired differently some people need service dogs, some people need counseling" counseling" knows it's happening but to address it." also been down that tough road before. before. "for me, it was finding a new mission.'((nat pop)) pop)) "you never realize that 22 miles can hurt so bad but you don't feel it until after you're done because you're just so overwhelmed with the amount of participation." oper

edwin cooper gets doug welch twisted up. both shoulders on the mat. thats a fall!!! cooper with the pin. hawkeyes roll over purdue 39-4 sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the world... and she's the one leader who has what it takes to get every part of the job done. (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making noise... (mic tap) ...and making sense. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates! enough talk. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence th

reporter chris welch continues our weather coverage tonight, >> reporter: all along the east digging. >> there you go, there you go! >> reporter: and scraping and, of course, plowing can be heard. crews are trying to clear the roads as best they can. cities like washington, baltimore and philadelphia are working to get metro train and bus services up and running commute. >> this will be a long-term plowing and cleaning operation. i want to thank the city workers for their work. >> reporter: in new york, even though the travel ban has been lifted and buses and most trains are operational, officials are still urging roads. >> leave your car where it is. don't try and shovel it out today, unless you have an urgent. >> reporter: washington, dc brought in 400 extra snow removers and canceled school for monday. the coastal flood warning has been lifted in new jersey, where several cities were inundated with high water that officials say the worst appears to be over. >> we've really done very, very well in this storm and we have no concerns about flooding or damage from flooding any time soo

edwin cooper gets doug welch twisted up. both shoulders on the mat. thats a fall!!! cooper with the pin. hawkeyes roll over purdue 39-4 winning cures a lot, and it certainly would help the struggling iowa wild. iowa just 10 and 31 overall. worst record in the entire ahl. its year number 3 of the american franchise in des wins havent happened, attendance remains solid. the wild rank 12th out of 30 teams in attendance. thats good. commissioner dave andrews says the wild aren't leaving des moines anytime soon. wild win on the road 4-3 in a shootout the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america, and stared down hostile leaders around the world... is the one candidate for president who has everything it takes to do every part of the job... she'll never let anyone privatize social security and medicare... or shut down p

in washington, i'm chris welch reporting. the winter storm put a damper on travel plans for those flying out over the weekend. completely canceled." some airports were closed because of all the snow dumped in the east. there were flight cancellations across the country. some stranded passengers were nervous they wouldn't make it to their football games. "i'm a diehard cardinals fan. i love the cardinals to death. flying out here a little bit rough almost started to cry when i heard that recording." "we started scrambling, we would have probably even drove out here if we had to." back here in the valley -- mccarran international airport had 54 flight cancellations today... according to "flight aware" dot com. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton a couple of fast moving systems will continue to affect our weather the next few days. sunday night we will see more clouds as the next accompanying cold front will bring breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push

there's a floor on the welch level of spending, something never done by a labour government. we want to make sure we give whales those extra pounds. that's what this bill is all about. .. may i invite the prime minister to initiate an urgent review of across whitehall to assess the effects of continuing low oil prices on our economy and beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made many of them and we need to look very carefully at how we can help our own oil and gas industry. as we were coming to the end of this session you mention one other calamity that the low oil price brings about which is the to complete collapse o

in washington i'm chris welch reporting. the jersey shore another area getting slammed...seeing its worse storm since superstorm sandy... flooding still a problem-- this morning--as high tide approaches. residents dealing with roads flooded with freezing water --and chunks of ice floating the storm surge up to 8 feet! emergency crews rescuing residents trapped in their homes! this, as some families trying to get out...on their own! in wildwood new jersey... the water nearly up to this man's waist! wind gusts up to 50 mph! enough to keep this ferris wheel --spinning! sot - seaside resident oh my god the winds are horrible its cutting you up the sand and the rain in atlantic city! the floodwaters coming up to this home's windows! and submerging this car. people up and down the coast... worried about a repeat of super storm sandy! concerned that the flooding... could potentially get worse before the weekend ends. good news at the airports air travel is expected to slowly pick up again.... most travel bans are expected to expire

chris welch has details on its far-reaching impact. 3 an epic and slow moving storm knocked out power for thousands.shut down cities. emptied airports and grounded flights.what's worse -- this historic storm has become deadly -- killing people from north carolina to new york. (mayor bill de blasio/new getting worse rapidly,"(nats) drivers in several states stranded in cars and trucks on the road.even emergency vehicles having trouble.(gov. tom wolf/(d) pennsylvania): "this is a historic snowstorm, this is a huge challenge"in pennsylvania -- hundreds of cars stranded for 20 hours on the turnpike.including busses of high school students.in central kentucky -- some drivers stuck on the interstate for 19 hours.having to decide whether to stay warm and keep their cars running or conserve gas.in new york -- the governor imposed a travel ban for parts of the state -- to encourage people to go inside. (gov. andrew cuomo/(d) new york): "the situation is getting worse."the city that never sleeps will be a little quieter.all broadway shows -- canceled.bridges and tunnels leading in and out of th

actually looking for snow boots snow boots for what lou ann welch and daughter hope will be a fun- filled snow fall - its madelyns one wish - 18:06:42:11- 18:06:48:22 she wished for it for her birthday.... what are you gonna do with all the snow? build a snow man jimmy edwards feels madelyns excitement - 18:07:53:17- 18:07:56:27 )got all this furr up here ... yea really ) a big kid at heart—anti cipating a white hampton roads 18:08:01:25- 18:08:05:25 )slip and slide for-p&wheel... whip my car for hampton public schools it was the first snow day of the winter season—a jump for joy celebration for some-- 18:09:24:19- 18:09:30:29 really excited .. no school how do you like that?! im really excited and im really hoping to have snow ) high hopes for heavy snow fall—and while these hopefuls are on stand by—city crews are too— on the peninsula - thousands of gallons of liquid salt ready to treat the roads—tru cks lined—wor kers trying to stay ahead of mother nature- 18:09:43:29- 18:09:51:07 its been a really late winter.. i am 99.999.99.99.99 percent cre

welch we're in compliance and someone can someone comment on that about the state law. >> curious stone we were talking about the housing element with the mcd that calvin brought up a document claim we are in fact, in compliance with the housing element law thereer details into the approvals and mcd was the the requirement we complete an ordinance implementing the state density allow i'll provide that documentation at the next meeting. >> second question then would be second mother of all issues is rent control i'm seeing the new supervisor breed amendment that talks about signs affidavit the form of a acceptable form their subject to the rent control the question i have on that if i have a building and it was built in 1910 and 4 units and he 6 years ago i ellis acted it and now applying for the states density bonus 5 year period and my belief is not under rent control it was 4 units built in 1910 it will be rent-controlled unit and it follows the building as long as it is standing regardless if you're in and out of business is that the case? no >> i was going to say i'm - i know enough

from and chris welch is live from washington. let's start with you. we continue to hear, and derek just pointed out, washington is set in for many, many hours of snow. >> it began nine or ten hours ago now. we saw it just start to come down as flurries. but over the course of the afternoon and this evening, we have seen it slowly but steady increase. i would say now the winds aren't as bad as they were a couple of hours ago. we have seen some pretty big gusts and some of these flakes are getting bigger as well. we're standing along the national mall. and probably where we are right now, maybe four or five or a tiny bit more than that right here along the mall. but these winds are going to be a real big problem as the night goes on. the national weather service tweeted 1:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., we're talking about sustained winds of probably 30 miles an hour. gusts as you have already eluded to are going to pick up in maryland and other parts of the coast. thankfully, one thing we've seen change over the last few hour the cars behind me have really disap

chris welch reports on the clean up efforts. all along the east coast the diligent hum of digging can be heard... nats and scraping.. nats and of course plowing... crews trying to clear roads. mayor muriel bowser/ washington while we have made some progress there is still a lot more to do. washington d-c schools and the city government are closed monday ... as is the federal government... while some of the city's transit will be back up and running. the d-c mayor cautioned residents about one of the big concerns in the coming days: black ice. mayor muriel bowser /washington we expect that with the temperature dropping tonight and every night this week that we will se continued slick and dangerous roadways, so off of the roadways. in new york -- even though the travel ban has been lifted and buses and most trains are operational-- officials are still urging residents to stay off the roads. mayor bill de blasio, new york leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. unless you have an emergency or something truly u

the trial against lloyd lee welch junior was originally set for march.. he's charged in the 19-75 killings of maryland sisters katherine and sheila lyon. in court today ... his lawyers talked about how much media received. his defense team requested for a granted. the gag order prohibits council and those part of the case to discuss it outside court. his trial is now scheduled for october 18-th ... at 9 a-m. new tonight at 11 ... two people are in the hospital with serious injuries this evening ... it happened at the intersection of route 19 and route 6-33. police say a honda civic ... driven by a 17- year-old girl attempted to turn south on route 19 ... pulling in front of a tractor trailer. the two vehicles collided. the driver of the tractor trailer was air lifted to the hospital ... the teenager was taken by an ambulance. police say charges are pending. also new tonight ... the better business bureau is warning virginia charities about a scam circulating the state. artist claiming to be a philanthropist in london, england is calling several non-profit

in washington i'm chris welch reporting. the jersey shore another area getting slammed...seeing its worse storm since superstorm sandy... flooding still a problem-- this morning--as high tide approaches. residents dealing with roads flooded with freezing water --and chunks of ice floating the storm surge up to 8 feet! emergency crews rescuing residents trapped in their homes! this, as some families trying to get out...on their own! in wildwood new jersey... the water nearly up to this man's waist! wind gusts up to 50 mph! enough to keep this ferris wheel --spinning! sot - seaside resident oh my god the winds are horrible its cutting you up the sand and the rain in atlantic city! the floodwaters coming up to this home's windows! and submerging this car. people up and down the coast... worried about a repeat of super storm sandy! concerned that the flooding... could potentially get worse before the weekend ends. good news at the airports however... air travel is expected to slowly pick up again.... most travel bans are expecte

welch he appreciate your beliefs he sat here and used the words economic he cleansing i residential design it when i think of ethnic cleansing i think of things when i saw people lined up and getting shot because of a different religion i get where how coming from it could go create pressure thank you for your thoughts i think ethic cleans was not something i would have used but appreciate what you brought to the discussion i go back to the december 3rd hearing with supervisor wiener pr and we joked about it today he was saying basically it us dear completely do something do something stop continuing it i don't want a continuance why wait get it up to the language we voted, 3, 3. >> the land use got it to push it forward basically none of the things we've mentions i put myself back to tonight going you know, i think there are so many issues some of them political to be honest i'll pin the boards for this one for the protection of legal loss to be honest the staff has done an amazing job absolutely no questions asked the work yonl i don't believe will not be lost but to get this thing over

in the last 10. >> matt welch, ben jealous, thanks for joining me. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. i have missed you, my friend. >> i missed you too. happy new year. >> i'm planning on it. it is really good to be back. i had a great break. great break. i caught this fish. then my hands -- see i'm wearing two hats. after i caught that fish and held it so i could take a picture and put it back in the water, by holding the fish and getting my hands wet my hands were then so cold for the rest of the day they were like stone. i couldn't do anything at all the entire rest of the day except curl into a ball while wearing mittens trying to warm my hands up. and then i came back to work today and mittens were on my mind anyway. because of mitt romney. and the 2012 presidential race. and a part of that presidential race, which is all of a sudden ry

in denver, colorado, vanessa welch, fox25 news. governor charlie baker and attorney general are against it. >> daniel: death that sparked protest around the country. ceasar good son was behind wheel of police van when gray was injured. prison if convicted. former police officer linked to high-profile murder is now the target of arsonist. south carolina police say someone set fire to this house on friday. it was once owned by michael slagger who was charged with murder for shooting a man last year. video shows walter scott running from slagger when he was killed and slagger was released on bond this week at fire at former house. >> julie: mother of the so-called affluenza teen has bail hearing in texas. tanya couch accused of helping her son ethan avoid a probation hearing by fleeing to mexico. lawyers successfully blamed deadly drunk driving crash on his privileged upbringing. he is still being held in mexico and could face jail time if he returns to the u.s. >> daniel: oral roberts students to buy fit bit. university logged into t

national guard member samantha welch was one of them - braving the bitter cold - to honor her brother. brother."at times, he thought about taking his life and that's mainly my motivation for this."he was done battling a war overseas - -"you never really leave when you're over there. it's constantly in your mind."but he faced his own battle here at home - with ptsd and depression.he didn't end up taking his life, but sadly, this small group knows, the number who do - is far too large. "it was really hard especially because at that time i was the only one he could talk to about it.the flags held high and names plastered on rucksacks honor those who lost their battles. battles."everybody's wired differently some people need service dogs, some people need counseling" counseling" "everybody knows wants to address it."some walk not only to address the issue - but because they've also been down that tough road before. before. "for me, it was finding a new mission((nat pop)) pop))"you never realize that 22 miles can hurt so bad but you're done because you're just so overwhelmed with the amoun

in washington i'm chris welch , reporting. myra: let's take a look at what you sent in from you local. some video showing kids flooding -- flsledding. down the hill! that was in taylor's. the parking lot covered in ice.this one is titled, "horsing around." you can see why. begin forces, it was not just but these guys galloping. it looks like a a ene from a movie. if you have any winter wonderland pictures you would like to share, please upload them to the you local section of the wyff 4 moblie app long with -- along with wyff4.com. pamela: the lights are on in asheville, i bet the heat is on as well. a very cold morning, but a much milder afternoon. we will talk about improving conditions accurate home in a myra:: 10. we are covering the nation. right now, police in los angeles are trying to track down three inmates who escaped behind bars. they were able to rapel to the ground using row. they had an elaborate plan that investigators say also included creating a disturbance in the jail. yesterday, students across the country t

matt welch and charles cook. let's discuss this. the gnat. it's pretty simple. all you have to do is raise taxes, provide services and people save money. >> the math doesn't add up at all on this. it's not just national review and cato that said this. even the new republic. bernie sanders at one level is being more interest electric actually honest than hillary clinton, not that he dock what he says he's going to do. but if there is to be a bigger federal government taxes will have to go up, not just for rich people, but for everyone. the middle class. one of the big lies progressives tell is that we can have all these services and middle class people won't have to pay extra taxes like they do in the u.k. and france. they will. kennedy: he says in the long run it will save us money. >> americans don't like long term. if we did more of us would have savings accounts. 62% of americans have less than $1,000 in the bank. kennedy: how about investigating the free market. maybe we'll find some better cheaper insurance than what the government providing. but it's democ

to 50, they could leave as many as 85 million people in its path , dc is in the crosshairs as chris welch has details. >> this is a a bad start. >> varsities coast could save more than 2 feet of snowfall before sunday, others will see severe icingarfa between travelers and danger states emergency declared on these coast with >> it has life-and-death implications and everybody here should treat it that we. >> the warnings affecting 30 million people from baltimore to new york city, the workers he says need to stay home. >> any unnecessary travel should be avoided unless it is urgent, stay off the roads.oi >> style is circulating, north carolina has seen several fatal accidents.. >> we ask everybody to be careful, stay off the roads and stay home. >> long lines at airports as travelers> struggled to get ahead of the storm at least 5,000 flights canceled including all saturday flights at some airports. cancelas two games this weekend, between the celtics and 76ers has been postponed and be made upon sunday, the game between utah jazz in the washington wizards has been postponedw and will be

from our partners at cnn chris welch is in washington which is one of the hardest-hit areas with the latest. >> reporter: an epic and slow-moving storm knocked out power for tens of thousands and shut down cities, emptied airports and grounded out flights. drivers in several states stranded on the road. even emergency vehicles having trouble in central kentucky. some drivers stuck on the interstate for as many as 19 hours having to decide whether to stay warm and keep their cars running or conserve gas, and the governor implemented a curfew. odd broadway shows cancelled, bridges and tunnels leading into and out of the city have closed. >> the reason we're doing that is to protect people. >> looking at the blizzard from outer space, you can see just how massive this storm is. and it will continue churching throughout the weekend with more people in its path. reporting in washington, i'm chris welch. >> as a result of the snow storms in the east coast, flight cancellations are in the thousands. airlines are keeping more than 63,000 flights to the ground nationwide, and this weekend's e

anchor vanessa welch learned what they have learned so far. >> vanessa: issue is extremely complex and lawmaker have a lot of work ahead of them and director of marijuana coordination here in colorado says there haven't been many red flags since voters here decided to legalize marijuana in 2012. but he did warn lawmakers about possible dangers if massachusetts voters say yes. pot legally sold on same block as restaurants and retail stores and we could soon see the same thing in massachusetts when voters say yes to recreational marijuana and our lawmakers want to be ready. members of special committee on marijuana traveled to denver, colorado, to find out how legalization has impacted the state. we sat in on meetings and hard while high and colorado leaders warned the bay state leaders about edibles and marijuana infused gummy bears mistaken for candy and encourage them to hold off on allowing people. >> it could be issue with the federal government so we are going to have to look very closely at. >> vanessa: it is paid for by nonport san health policy foundation and lawmakers will be t

. >> joining me now, matt welch, editor in chief of reason magazine, ben jealous, former president naacp is now a senior fellow at the center for american progress. ben, let me start with you. i saw a lot of folks over the weekend as this was unfolding i think feeling a little bit like these people just seized a piece of federal property. no one seems that exercised about it. and would that look the same if it were, say, black lives matter protesters? what was your reaction? >> well, look, it can't be lost on you. on the one hand, you have an armed group of protesters threatening to shoot the cops if they come and try to take back this office building. on the other hand, you know, whether it's baltimore or ferguson, we see unarmed protesters protesting their neighbors being shot by the cops and yet it's not the group that's armed that's treated as the most dangerous. you know, throughout our history -- you can go back to the 1960s when the black panther party was formed. and there was a law in california that said that anybody could carry an armed shotgun, for instance, a loaded shotgun

in the last 10. >> matt welch, ben jealous, thanks for joining me. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, ritual p. >> good evening, chris. i have missed you, my friend. >> i missed you too. happy new year. >> i'm planning on it. it is really good to be back. i had a great break. great break. i caught this fish. then my hands -- see i'm wearing two hats. after i caught that fish and held it so i could take a picture and put it back in the water, by holding the fish and getting my hands wet my hands were then so cold for the rest of the day

i'm blair million jeer i'm vanessa welch. possible by of snow squalls across the region until 9:00 tonight. let's get to rob who is tracking it. rob: watching these the last couple hours moving in from new york, the atmosphere is so unstable, not out of the question flurries could turn to a quick squalor dusting of snow. temperatures are marginal, mid to upper 30, radar indicating mixture of snow and sprinkles cape cod bay. lexington, few flurries there. west slightly heavier with snow showers heading toward harvard. good news is they're moving so fast, they're not around long enough to dump anything significant but a dusting quick squall possible the next couple of hours. temperatures are marginal for this to stick, but not out of the question we could get some some areas. all ends later this evening. clearing skies after midnight. coldest air of the season just a few days away. we'll talk about that, show you bitter cold wind chills. >> blair: as the snow moves in turn to fox25 on air then track the radar live with our weat

cnn's chris welch report on the clean up latest. --reporter pkg as follows-- all along the east coast the diligent hum of digging can be heard... nats and scraping.. nats and of course plowing... crews trying to clear roads. baltimore and philadelphia are working to get metro, train and bus services up and running ahead of the monday morning commute. (mayor jim kenney/ (d) philadelphia) this will be a long-term plowing and cleaning operation. hundreds of people worked around the clock and they will continue to do so. in new york -- even though the travel ban has been lifted and today. unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent, leave your car where jt is. washington d-c brought in 400 extra snow removers... and canceled schools monday. the coastal flood warning has been lifted in new jersey-- where several cities were inundated with high water that caused widespread power outages. officials say the worst appears to be over... (governor chris christie/(r) news jersey) and so we've really done very well in this storm, and

chris welch joining us live from washington, dc. thank you very much. >> karen: steve hoarse horstmeyer, you've been dpreengt this the you want to be done with it already. >> meteorologist: but my son lives in dc and he worked from home today, and i've got a nephew who works at the pentagon at quantity expo he is in the marine corps, and the marine corps was preparing for 30 inches of snow at the base. >> rob: and he just told us, for us that snow event is behind us, but for people in dc it's still in front of them. >> meteorologist: and it's going to take into tomorrow afternoon before theirs lets up and after that it's the cleanup so it's going to be a long weekend there. let's go ahead and take a look at first of all at our camera. we'll just look at the map here. you can see that the winter weather advisories continue in effect in the purple counties. the pink counties under winter storm warnings. but they're beginning to whittle these back and eliminate them and pretty much the danger is over, however, they want to make sure th

we start our live, team coverage with reporter chris welch at reagan airport in washington d-c.. chris cnn back up only it's a tale of two cities in the wake of this weekend's monster blizzard. bouncing back monster blizzard. new york is bouncing back quickly... mayor bill de blasio/new york "things are not entirely back to normal but a lot of the city is operating well." but it's a different story in washington... where the mayor warns the district will be dealing with snow all week. mayor muriel bowser/washington dc "while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do." d-c's head of emergency management called the comparison unfair when asked new york which got more snow, was able to clear the streets faster. chris geldart/dc hsema say are the roads clear? and schools may be open and is it a safe situation for there? that's mayor him. " down the house of representatives canceled votes for the whole week. and d-c's mayor help to dig out. across the entire region, pooling water on roads is likely to re-freeze overnight -- and many side-streets remain impassable. me

in washington i'm chris welch reporting. you have to see this new video of a college basketball team pushing their own bus out of the snow. the players and coaches of duquesne university were stuck for more than 24-hours on the pennsylvania turnpike. they were able to get that bus across the median, so they could take a detour back to pittsburgh. weary travelers still stuck in orlando ...won't be flying out any time soon. you're taking a live look at the flight board from orlando international airport. flights to new york, washington morning. amtrak service from miami to new york is also suspended. turning now to some breaking news...a woman shot to death at a sanford bar overnight. deputies say she was at the cool breeze bar on sipes avenue late last night, when gunfire erupted. right now, detectives are interviewing everyone who was there for leads on her killer. they're waiting until family members are notified, before releasing the identity of the woman. find out how two people found in until family members are notified

chris welch is reporting on what's happening this morning with those clean-up efforts. >> all along the east coast the diligent hum of digging. and scraping and of course plowing can be heard. as best they can. cities like washington, baltimore and philadelphia are working to get metro, train and bus services up morning commute. >> this will be a long-term cleaning and plowing operation and i want to thank the city workers for their work. >> in new york even oh the travel ban has been lifted and buses and most trains are operational, officials are still urging residents to stay off the roads. >> leave your car where it is. don't try and shovel it out today. unless you have an emergency or something, truly urgent. >> washington, d.c. brought in 400 extra snow removes and canceled school for monday. the coastal flash flood warning has been lifted in -- flood warning where several cities were it's undated with high water that caused widespread power outages the officials say the worst appears to be over. >> we've done very very well in this storm and we have no concerns about flooding or d

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our vanessa welch joins us live from denver right now. today they heard that legalization hasn't caused any huge issues in that state? >> reporter: yeah, colorado's marijuana director told us there haven't been many red flags since voters changed the constitution and made marijuana legal for recreational use. they've not seen a big uptick in crime or usage lawmakers about some potential dangers in massachusetts voters say yes. rocky mountain high >> reporter: it gives new meaning to rocky mountain high, marijuana legally sold in colorado taxed and regulated like alcohol. along denver's green mile pot shops sit across the street from restaurants we could soon see the same thing in massachusetts. voters may decide the issue on the november ballot. >> recreational marijuana is much more complex. will massachusetts be ready if our voters say yes? >> that's why we created this special senate committee on marijuana that's why we're doing all this work so we're trying to learn from those mistakes. >> reporter: massachusetts senator jason lewis c

in washington, i'm chris welch, reporting. >> gene: patriots fans take the opportunity to show their team spirit with the snow. plymouth man showed this picture of a snowman decked out. big smile. that's a good sign. come 3:00 this afternoon, denver, colorado will be the center of the universe as the process and broncos kick off the afc championship game. we check in with butch stearns, live bright and early this morning in denver. butch, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, gene, it is bright and early. just past 5 a.m. here denver time. no snowmen out here. as a matter of fact, the lack of snow all around this place. warm out here in denver. broncos fans are pretty confident. and you wonder why, with the patriots being favorites. the ones i talk to, mainly point to the struggles of tom brady at the stadium behind me. two and six in his career in denver. this has not been a fun place for tom brady to play. >> i know we've had a lot of pretty lonely feeling it ises when you're driving out of that stadium, pretty tough losses there over the years. because they've had really good teams. i