doug: there is -- maureen: not much rain. doug: a patch of mad rate rain 30 miles -- moderate rain 30 miles south of the fire in the afternoon. just missed it. it would help put it out. but we have chances later tonight and in the overnight hours of rain moving through over top of the fire area. that should help a lot. it's helping with the allergies around here. leon: better today. doug: good news. always look for the bright side in the lousy weather pattern. damp and cool and chilly but it helps. the time lapse from bull run elementary school. across the parade of the low clouds across the skies. temperatures well below yesterday's numbers. very chilly day. this is not unusual at all in the month of april. even in early may around here. we will get a feel of summer. then we fall back where it feels like a late winter pattern here. this is a story number wise. 71 the high. after midnight. 54 the morning low. averages are 71 and 5 -- 51. it's 56 at reagan national. 59 in leesburg. fredericksburg at 58 degrees. milder air to t

let's go to chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: we tend to have an easterly component to the wind. we had that yesterday. we will have it today, the next couple of days. temperatures will stay below average. 57 at the rockville campus of montgomery college. i live in southern maryland, right near the chesapeake bay. we had frost. widespread in many places, down at or below spots. we will have that possibility again tonight. mid to upper 50's today. i think we will head into the 60's at some point before too long. it should be lower 60's. 59 washington. 55 in frederick. 58 in hagerstown. the story for the rest of this afternoon, early evening, spectacular, plenty of sunshine. the average high is 66. still looking good for the weekend and beyond. finally some warmer numbers in the seven-day in just a couple minutes. jummy: we want to get a check of the traffic. jamie sullivan is keeping her eye on the roadways. : if you live in virginia, 66 eastbound. heading in, the accident drops you down to about seven miles per hour. again, that's inbound on 66. only the shoulder getting by. beca

doug: i think you will like the forecast. get started to talk about the conditions as we see from the in bethesda. breeze on the left-hand side of the image here from a 10-mile-per-hour breeze from the east/northeast. crystal clear skies. temperatures are mild but they will be cold again. 64 and 40 degrees the high and the low at reagan national airport. 66 and 47 the averages. sunrise is tomorrow at 6:32. 61 at reagan national. milder temperatures to the west. 64 is reported in leesburg and manassas. 6 the in culpeper. 63 in luray. once again a frost advisory. slightly largeer area than last night. but the same time span 2:00 to 9:00 a.m. think of it west of i-95. those are the jurisdictions out to the blue ridge and beyond out to the interstate 81 corridor. as far as the numbers go overnight the western zones are in the mid-to-upper 30's. so again, isolated area of the frost possibly. patchy frost and it should be brief. once the sun gets up the above freezing. overnight lows in the metro area, 44 in the district. 39 in bur

doug? >> secretary clinton, i think, will win the democratic primary, donald trump the republican primary. >> close in the democratic? >> i think a clear margin of victory for secretary clinton, and i think a big margin for donald trump. >> hank? >> i agree with both. guns are the issue. bernie is out of step with new yorkers on guns. his gun position will increase black turnout, african-american turnout, and women over 40. that's hillary's number. she's gonna win. >> okay. hank sheinkopf, doug schoen, thanks a lot, gentlemen. >> bill, thank you. >> we'll see you next time. >> you will. >> there's a few next times to come, i think. >> absolutely. >> coming up, it is the medical problem people don't like to talk about, but now the movement to bring mental-health issues out of the closet -- and it is we talk to two people who are on the front lines next on "upclose." i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . that's just the way things should be done

doug talked to "star trek" wil wheaton. you can see that on the nbc washington app as well as a look at how the festival is hoping to get more minority students into sciences. just search s.t.e.m. >>> a bad break in prince george's county community and the cleanup could affect your monday morning commute. >>> it is the most powerful earthquake to hit ecuador in more than three decades, and tonight the country is trying to cope with the massive loss of life and the widespread damage. the quake hit shortly after nightfall saturday centering around tourist beaches and fishing villages. as nbc reports landslides are making it very difficult for rescuers to reach the hardest-hit areas. >> reporter: the shaking was violent and hit just after dark last night. at magnitude 7.8, it was the worst quake to hit ecuador in 37 years. in the capital quito, more than 100 miles the earthquake rattled store shelves and set off panic. it flattened buildings and buckled highways for hundreds of miles along the pacific coast. among the hundreds

doug: no. none of that is moving here. the severe weather system in the outbreak there, the upper level winds travel east to give us period of light rain. nothing dramatic. no scores on thursday. complicated system. a lot of things you see the big thing, the map. weather moves west to east so you think it's no, it's not. alison: what about tonight? doug: not much happening at all. we are in the d.c. split where the weather action stays north and south. we talk about it on the noon news. that is holding true. there is a chance of isolated storm in net met area. better chance is well north and south and west. we'll show it to you on doppler radar. let's start. if i could read it would be better. from winston churchill high school in potomac. next to it you can see the banner and then the moon disappears. clouds and haze move in briefly. through the day it was cloudy. in the afternoon in the heat of the day, the air overhead is dry and stable. that is why we are getting the fair weather clouds, the cumulus clouds. they are mo

doug: it's spring but it will feel like winter. but i will start with something to make everyone feel better. twitter. a twitter friend posted a beautiful picture. jonathan: sensational. doug: we have seen his beautiful work before went see it here in h.d. put it full screen to enjoy this as well. beautiful sunrise this morning across the area. some of those mid-and the high level clouds. maybe they're cows. clouds. so before sunrise and after sunset there is a red color. this could be a final "jeopardy" answer sometime. red has the longest wave length of any color in spectrum so that is why we have a reddish hue in the morning and the afternoon. thank you very much. i know you appreciate learning that. we have a freeze warning in effect midnight to 9:00 tomorrow. the temperatures are close to freezing. tomorrow night at this area is under a freeze watch. what will happen if it looks that we will have the freezing temperatures. the weather service will upgrade us to a freeze warning or drop it altogether. anyway you it can it is co

doug: good. tomorrow might be warmer but this time tomorrow we may be tracking the showers and the heavy thunderstorms. >> we need rain. doug: we do. get started with a look at things. start with a time lapse. this is weather bug camera in frederick county, maryland. if you listen you might hear the roosters crowing or the cows in the field. you never know. listen. you might hear the animals. listen. tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet. the birds going by. okay. so it is a beautiful picture. high clouds and the warm temperatures across the area. i don't see a no. i don't see anybody out there. quiet day in valley. plenty of sunshine. mild tonight. in frederick or anywhere around the area, beautiful weather to be outside. comfortable temperatures. overnight we will stay warm. check out the numbers. 78 and 51 at the reagan national airport. 70 and 50 degrees. the average high and low. the sun up tomorrow at 6:17. at this hour we are still in the 70's in most spots. it's still 82in leesburg. 86 in culpeper.

our chief meteorologist doug hill has a first look. this is gorgeous. doug: it is. i will take the late spring and up you one to mid-summer in a couple of spots. mid-80ed today. take a look at the numbers and the weather condition. gorgeous as we look live on the campus of the high school in laurel. 82 there now. crystal clear skies. yet again this is day eight of the sunny afternoons. 86 in luray. 88 in charlottesville. that is hot. 84 in manassas and leesburg. 85 in fredericksburg. closer to the bay cooler with a little air flowing over the bay. cooling down the numbers to 75 in annapolis. tonight we will a while. maybe a few shreds of high clouds. clear. 45 to 55 in suburban areas but it wouldn't surprised me if downtown washington stayed closer to 60 by early tomorrow morning because the high pressure. very friendly weather system with a big blue h denoting the center of it. as that moves off we see some changes. a cold front will slip through. no clouds, a bit of a braise. but still near 80 tomorrow. beautiful weather. average high up to 68. we'll see the coole

doug: comparative it's warmer but not that much. back to average monday and tuesday of next week in the mid-60's. bright sunshine out there. the wind will diminish tonight. but with that, a very noticeable drop in temperatures. live temperature data in. 45 at reagan national. andrew at 43. 43 in annapolis. then late tonight with the winds camming down and the clear skies the temperatures will drop like a walk. freeze warning in effect for the viewing area. early tomorrow morning the temperatures will range between 27 to 34 degrees. tomorrow to the 50's. there are warmer days. the weather for the home opener i have it for you, you can stay ahead of the changes in the weather. sign up for the severe weather text alert sent to your phone. do it right now on wjla.com. alison: a shock story from purcellville tonight. a church 'or injured in a stabbing. the suspect in custody is the pastor's own son. diane cho joins us from the loudoun county jail. how is the pastor doing tonight? diane: we are told that the pastor is in stable condition.

two men who knows almost as doug hill. doug: worry about playing against watson. i'm playing against a groundhog in pennsylvania. he promised it would look like this. i'd take today's weather in a heartbeat over what is coming this way tomorrow. enjoy this, folks. it will change. 53 at the reagan national airport. temperatures below average. the average high is 64 degrees. if you see the numbers in the 40's. low 50's. well below average. that's the beginning of the story because of a cold front headed this way. the first effect felt overnight west and north. actually southwest of metro washington where a freeze warning is in effect from midnight tonight. until 9:00 tomorrow morning. the forecast is pretty straightforward. it will be cold with the increasing cloudiness before sunrise. freeze warning west. 32 to 38 degrees by morning. early in the morning 4:00, 5:00, 5:30. part of the area may see a rain shower or a snowshower. go to the source of the cloudiness. in chicago land. upper level storm system pulling in cold air. i check the chicago airports. all of them

jummy: thank you, doug. tonight, what would drive a mother and daughter to try to kill their other three family members? we have a preview of this explosive story. >> this is one that stopped us in our tracks. in springfield, missouri, the belt, a mother of four kids was charged last year with plotting to get rid of her own family. through we take you this riveting story. it truly is a classic yarn. a mother accused of hurting her family, but one helping her in this plot. they both have accepted responsibility, but you will be surprised when you hear how and why they wanted to get rid of their own family members. we also sit down with the detective in the case who connected the dots and cracked the case to tell us how and why it happened. we show you some of the interrogation video of the mother and daughter being questioned. of theportant, one family members who survived this poisoning attempt speaks up for the first time. she sits down exclusively for us and tells us what it is like to fight for her life -

doug: weather is fine. tenth straight day of tomorrow we have some day, it will be 11 days and it will end on friday with a cold front and rain. leon: which we need. doug: yes. let's get started. we'll start with a beautiful time lapse from the weather bug camera in charles county. this is at the environmental center nanjemoy. day after day we are getting this. it is coming. not a wash-out on friday. showers and maybe isolated thunderstorm in the day. i want to thank harrison jones for the image he took last night along the tidal basin. this is the background for the almanac update. 71 and 50 is the high and low today. still above average. the sunrise tomorrow at 6:24. temperatures are cooler than yesterday at this time by 10 or 12 degrees but comfortable. 74 in aspen hill. 70 in columbia heights. 70 in all through the midatlantic very comfortable. there is much warmer air all day. west of the appalachians. charleston is 82. 85 in knoxville and louisville. we will see warmer air tomorrow and friday. because

doug: a cold front will come through this afternoon. there could be some thunderstorms, and isolated heavy thunderstorm, but clearly it will be further south of the carolinas. temperatures are plenty warm. it will get mighty chilly by sunday. let's start with a time lapse from the earth and space lab in frederick, maryland. 70 degrees there. cloudy skies earlier. look at what has happened to the course of the morning. drier air. it starts to work in. clouds break up. blue skies and sunshine. we will see across the region sums -- some clearing the next few hours. wind will be steady out of the southwest. temperatures will start popping. winchester, 75. 72 in hagerstown. reagan national, 70. look for it to become partly sunny, breezy, and very warm friday afternoon. upper-70's, nr continues out of the southwest. it will be gusty. the big question is what will happen with a line of showers and storms. the environment, and mysteriously, suggests there is a chance between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., some of the storms could pop. we think they w

chief meteorologist doug hil tonight. doug: some are 20 degrees colder than now. it's a dry air. so we have a wind chill that will feel like 39 or 40 now across the area. check out the air temperatures. 45 in leesburg. 44 in hagerstown. 45 in culpeper. andrews at 43. 44 in baltimore. a widespread freeze warning across the bay to atlantic northern. farther north to delaware and new jersey. count on a freeze. it will happen. the temperatures will range from 27 to 34. the 34-degree areas are along the shoreline of the river and the bay. everybody else is below freezing we expect. the source is the area of high pressure. wi start to so some moderation tomorrow. we'll have the weekend outlook in a few minutes. leon: suspicious. the body was found in the basement of a turned-out townhouse where he and go of his roommates ive together. the both was found after the flames engulfed a home a week ago. the roommates survived. the investigators are trying to determine if the 63-year-old died before the fire or as a result of it. alison: a life sentence for nguyen who is conducted of killing

rio has 25, 30 degrees on us and new york today, doug kammerer. >> yeah, doug, how's it looking for us? >> for us, it's just looking cool, guys. we're going the need those jackets over the next couple of days. yesterday today 56. a 30-degree temperature drop. here's the radar. storm team 4 radar checking the rain for you. well south of d.c., that's where most of it all is right now. orange county and stafford counties is where it is right now. it will move over towards king george county and parts of southern maryland. the rest of us tonight just dealing with the cool conditions. 59 in ma nanassas. staying cool for a while. more showers likely over the next couple of days, so keep the jackets and the umbrellas handy. >>> we have some breaking news out of tacoma park right now. a woman is dead, a man injured in a double stabbing. >> this happened on houston avenue not far from slygo creek

doug: it will get colder overnight. by the morning a frost advisory in effect north and west of the metro from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. in the morning. steve rudin tonight will be keeping an update on the frost advisory to see if the counties change. plus he will concentrate on the national cherry blossom parade outlook weather. we can give you a look at the next seven days. plenty of sunshine tomorrow and friday. the highs continue below average in low 60's. closer to average on saturday. with ton of sunshine. sneaking up close to 70 on sunday. monday is 77. cooler behind that on tuesday and wednesday. maureen: not much rain in sight. doug: none. for a while. leon: like the sound of that. maureen: -- "world news tonight" with david muir up next. he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. iveyhowed compassion. i felt like i

doug: the most we deal with is the frost. the same energy and the system in sacramento headed to the rockies. it looks like over the weekend denver and the front range could get 12 to 18 inches of snow this weekend. yikes! here we have a warmup with more sunshine like we see above montgomery college in rockville. we will take it. the area for the frost advisory du jour. this is west of the i-95 corridor. a lot of counties for overnight hours before the sunrise especially. overnight it's 34 to 44 with the clear skies and the light and the variable winds. three-day outlook shows a slow warming trend. 64 with mostly sunny skies on friday. wall-to-wall sunshine on saturday and sunday. saturday make your way downtown for the parade. cool, low 50's but it will warm up. later in the afternoon, the d.c. united will play host to toronto. partly sunny skies. game at 5:00, mid-60's and it will be delightful. a bonus on the temperature trends as we get to monday. 77 degrees. then a cool front will come through. no rain in the forecast. j

doug will be back with why we need all the rain and when the skies will clear. this forecast is next. newsu are watching abc 7 at noon, on your side. jummy: new information on the death of prince. confirming sources he had opioid medication on him and in his home wh had prescriptions for the bills. foras also given treatment but digital opioid overdose days before his death. autopsy and toxicology results are not expected for a few weeks. you want to know everything about the doctor you trust to your help, an investigation discovered even public pages are missing something. >> that information should be available to the citizens of maryland. jummy: tonight at 11:00, we show you how patients were injured or died, the cases can become -- can be kept hidden from their public profile, somewhere positions paid out as much as $1 million but you will never see it, we will expand wide and show you where to dig up what you want to know tonight at 11:00. alert -- a new lawsuit is targe company, claiming they are anything but when it comes to theingredients, just call desk

doug hill is here with how warm it will get. doug: probably upper 70's and close to 80. we will eventually get showers. in the meantime, enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures. temperatures across the area starting into the 70's now. 75 in culpeper and fredericksburg. 67 at reagan national. 72 in leesburg. it will be a delightful monday across the area. somewhere around the 80-degree mark will be the general high. it will be delightful across the area with light wind. the warm air widespread, especially to the south and west. new england in the 60's. the winds will be more southwesterly tomorrow. another warm day before the cold front comes to town. we think it will be tomorrow evening. that will be our next chance of showers and storms. what does the rest of the week look like and a sneak peek at the weekend in a few minutes. jummy: let's get a check of the roadways. angela foster is in with our traffic watch. angela: good midday construction. we have had a couple of closures in the last hour on the capital beltway. we want to start on interstate 66 where we have prob

doug: i think it's sweet. alison: nice. thank you. doug: okay. leon: coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the fight against zika becomes a political one. what is happening on capitol hill. and the weather becomes light for mosquitoes to spread. >> "7 on your side" if you want to sell your home. call 703-236-9220. a great group of realtors standing by to answer your questions. we'll be right back. kathleen matthews: imagine paying 20% more for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. stroand restoring aing a newbfather's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding <

chief meteorologist doug hill with more on that. doug: part of the area had a mini blizzard on saturday morning. then we had strong winds. yesterday, chilly winds. today we have sunshine and temperatures in the 70's. this is crazy. 72 now. looking life at the image from the fairfax, virginia, from st. leo the great. it's pleasant. if you have any outdoor activities including going to see the nats it is delightful. the temperatures at 70 or so at the first pitch. holding in 60's. 73 in washington, manassas. 74 in fredericksburg. we can thank the gusty winds out of the south that are transported up the milder air from the carolinas. we'll and georgia. it will not last. we will see the winds veering to the west as the cold front approaches. the forecast, cloudiness. showers developing overnight. the winds are 10 to 15 miles per hour. through the day tomorrow. we deal with this. the front is moving along at a good clip. southwesterly winds to bring showers through 4:00 or5:00, for most of the rush hour. then it should be over and we wil

alison: doug had a big day today. doug: the c firefighters, the police officers and civilians for the meritorious service and heroic performance. conducted a it the officer's club at arlington at base, joint base meyers henderson hall. terrific stories. these men and women, they are right here. in the neighborhood. the stuff you do is incredible. leon: i wish we could tell the public the stories. alison: i was reading a description and still getting goosebumps. incredible event. talk about what is happening now. 80 degrees at reagan national. you don't feel gusty temperatures at 80 degrees outside. it's pleasant. but there is a down side. dry stretch. the last morning. with the cold front it's dry every since. humidity is level is down and the winds are up. the high likelihood that a spark anywhere could start a wildfire. a brush fire. that is happening in the shenandoah valley. 5,000 acre one there. the temperatures are comfortable. above average. lower 80's. turning cooler north after the cold front came there. the

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doug: i tomorrow will be the cold and wind. there are no wind advisories, but that would not surprise me if that happened over portions of the area tomorrow. it will be a dramatic change with low-pressure moving in. today is gorgeous compared to tomorrow. this is a live look at national harbor now. heavy clouds but no rain. every now and then, we get sunshine. that might increase this afternoon as temperatures head through the 50's this afternoon. not a bad day at all. things will change. right now, chilly, 48 at reagan national airport. across the region, temperatures in the 40's. a few upper 40's like college park. potomac at 46. 46 in largo. the deal is the cold air. the past couple of weeks, he did not have to go far south to get warm temperatures. that will cool off as the cold front moves in. temperatures indiana, ohio, and pennsylvania. the source is the cold front that will pass through chicago this afternoon headed this way. we will get strong northwesterly wind. when the system to the west teams up, we will have the p

doug: we have had ten days of sunshine. rain tomorrow. not all day rain. sun, shower, afternoon storms and clearing out for the weekend. but we need the rain. nothing else to get rid of the pollen. on the front burner no pun intended is this problem. the rocky mountain fire now 5,600 acres. we have our finger crossed that there will be showers and thunderstorms across the appalachian and the blue ridge. this image from larry brown he things hopefully will improve. numbers today even with the limited sunshine we hit 76. the average high is 69. morning low on the button of 49. at reagan national airport. this hour holding in mid-70's. not going to see a huge drop in temperatures. increasing cloud cover. increasingly southerly to southwesterly winds to keep it mild overnight. there have been showers along west of interstate 81. now moving west. farther west is the cold front. ahead of that more moisture will converge. sun and clouds and afternoon thunderstorms as cold front itself gets close to the area. 60% chance of chance and shower and thunder. 76 tomorro

chief meteorologist doug hill is here. doug: we have the showers this morning as we look live across the potomac river across virginia. a break in the overcast. the good news is the breaks in the overcast will continue to expand and become partly sunny. already 59 degrees and gusty southwesterly winds at 21 miles per hour. a warm front has moved through the area and temperatures well in the 60's with a little more sunshine but won't last long because after the warm front comes a cold front and brings us a high likelihood of rain. 64 in fredericksburg and 54 in frederick at the moment. we're watching the wind speeds out of the south and southwest start to accelerate. 25 miles per hour sustained that will draw in a little drier air and definitely the warmer temperatures. for the remainder this afternoon, we'll see skies become partly sunny and highs climb to the upper 60's and spots south of washington could hit the 70 degree mark and then the front and rain probabilities tomorrow with the timing of that and throw in a no ex

doug, should we get used it to? doug: for the shorttime yes. the rain continues "abc7 news at 6:00". >>> i have never worked with a miserable son of a [bleep] -- >> that the fo ted cruz a miserable s.o.b. and he called his lucifer in the flesh saying boehner would vote for him over his dead body. cruz was quick to fire back saying he is not the problem. >> what boehner is angry with me for is not for anything i said to him. i haven't said much of anything. what boehner is angry with me is standing with the american people. leon: current house speaker paul ryan tried to make the peacemaker and said he has good relationships with boehner and cruz and the job is unify the party. maureen: critical information is missing from your doctor profile. we look tonight at 11:00 show how several cases where doctors injured or killed patients can be hidden from the public profile. they found physicians pa never get to see it. we will explain why and show where to dig up what you do need and why to know at 11:00. leon: still ahead at 6:00, four people dead af

doug: it's substantial but the rain will help. maureen: okay. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> breaking news tonight. the battle for new york. as we come on the air, the first exit polls are in. what the voters are saying, as donald trump eyes a major win but takes a hit for a slip about 9/11. and the hometown showdown between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. can clinton wrap up the nomination? >>> also breaking. state of emergency. deadly floods in texas. nearly 2,000 rescued. residents brace for even more rain tonight. >>> inside the disaster zone. our team travels cl

jonathan: all right, doug. thank you very much. moments ago the washington capitals released the last clue in a scavenger hunt for tickets. michelle: they left clues in the letters of "capitals." and a guy found the letter c. >> the team has been dropping off letters at different locations throughout the whole entire d.c. area, maryland and virginia included. here we are at the wilson building city hall. this is happening as we speak to you. this gentleman just ran up the steps like rocky balboa and has now collected two tickets to thursday's big, huge playoff game against the flyers. let me talk to you. what is your name? >> greg christian. you ran up behind me up the steps. how did you know? >> a little luck. a lot of luck. we tried to go to the first two. we live on capitol hill. we drove to ketler. >> you are winded. >> it's been a screw -- true scavenger hunt. >> this is your first caps game. >> exactly. >> how exciting is this? >> it's cool! it's playoff hockey. i have been waiting for the playoffs. >> they hand you the ticke

doug: a lot of things happening around the capital. we have everything affecting the operation, whether you're home, away, visiting. that's up next. steve: steve rudin live at u.d.c. they are practicing and gearing up for the big cherry blossom parade. we have full leon: the people of boston are honoring the lives lost in the terror attack three years ago. in 2013 two bombs went off near the finish line of the boston marathon. three people were killed. more than 200 injured. events take place today throughout the city to mark the day. look at this. this is the finish line this year for the boston marathon, which is going to be run on monday. 120th boston running of the race. 500,000 people are expected to cheer on the pl -- approximately 30,000 runners. michelle: charles manton follower leslie van houten could soon be a free woman. and conspiracy in the slaying of leo and rosemary la bianca a day after actress sharon tate and four others were killed. the parole proposal will be reviewed and the final decision is up to governor jerry br

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