according to the dc auditor, shelton used the money for dc shopping sprees and to pay his car note. so i tried tracking him down again for answers. stopping by his address list with a board of election. the lawn littered with building materials a car with no tags and an old political sign. the home owned by 84-year-old car dell shelton, not the 45- year-old candidate william shelton. then again you may not recognize his name and he is counting on it. running on the 8 c05 as w car dell shelton. new name, new address. >> with the situation in the dc government being as it is with individuals being caught during all kinds of underhappened and undermined things that betrays the public trust, i definitely would not feel comfortable voting if a -- an individual who has been deceptive in his practice and his who has embezzled money before to be running for any office in my ward. >> reporter: finally we tried shelton's last known address. a man spoke to me through the closed door. >> i'm looking for william shelton. >> yeah, is this where he lives? >> no he done. >> hello? i can't so you ma

. >>> let's move to dc. many thought this would be a contested race. right now, mario bowser is winning. >> let's start with stephanie ramirez who is with katanya's camp. we begin with bruce johnson. >> right now, david katanya is making what people are convinced is a concession speech. you know how it works, he comes out and concedes, so it will be a long speech and murrial bowser is going to come out on the stage shortly after that. the polls closed three hours ago. >> democratic parties have stuck to home and done their job. the african-american voters needed to win. they did their job, came out and voted. murrial bowser won four, five, seven and eight. she loses the other four wards, one, two, three and six. get this, those wards that she lost, she did far better than kat did in the wards that he lost and that's the difference in the contest. we have over a 20% margin of victory. muriel bowser winning in a town where. you've got a number of people that pulled through for muriel bowser from east of the river from mayor vincent gray's past campaign.

in, dc, and we saw some of his closest friends and, several had talked had to berry by phone, after he was released from the hospital,. >>> strong, and optimistic and, upbeat. >>> he went to the bar and grill, for dinner and, when his driver brought him home, he just collapsed here on the steps, and, he was non-responsive. >>> his driver and, a passenger by, called an ambulance, which took him to medical center, and he died, at 1:46, they couldn't believe he didn't make it. she donated her kidney. >>> i'm shocked. >>> unbelievable. >>> you thought a lot of him. >>> i loved him so much. we all did. >>> there were people who had been with berry for years, and his godson. >>> i felt like i lost a part rf me, and, a father and, a friend and, my godfather, and, the mayor for life is no longer here with us. >>> who was mary on berry, he was a civil rights activist, who came here from memphis and, ran the place, elected mayor, four times. >>> after the assassination nation, he emerged as a high profile community activists running a black self help group, and he was elected to a school board p

. >>> they once called him dc's mayor for life. >>> he dominated the city's attention, as no other figure. he moved from memphis. and he had been a civil rights activist, college kids who sat in at lunch counters to protest policies and, who refused, to serve blacks. >>> that's it, since 1960 giving to the public and, civil rights movement, and arrested, a dozen time. >>> after the assassin nation of king, berry emerged here as a activist, running a self-help program. >>> the reaction and, try to figure out how to get some power. >>> he was next elected to city council and, an incident in, 1977, rocketed him to prominence, a ral ever radical group, took over and they shot, marion berry, and, the news reporter. the city negotiated an end and, berry survived. >>> shot a man. >>> the following year, berry was elected mayor of washington, dc and he pulled an upset and, remained mayor for 16-20 years and, the early years were marked as a time of progress, for black business, that saw its share of city contracts soar. he guaranteed all youth, who wanted summer jobs and, by his third term, his a

the volunteer organization hosted the free healthy grocery markets at 10 schools in dc. the market ensures they would have nutritious meals. it would last for two to three weeks. >> reporter: that's crucial for those families with a monthly budget. a food educator at martha's table. >> it is easier to meet them where they are and the need and where it is. >> handing out the recipes where they would help the students like their fourth grade son digest what they have learned in school. >> what class -- what class do they teach you in? and what do they tell you? >> reporter: they tell us about the healthy foods. >> reporter: it started three years ago where the donations have helped them grow. the turkey. >> reporter: this year they will be making sure that the families have a turkey and all the trimming. cbs news, washington. >> they try to make sure that parents and their parents would have a shopping experience, choosing what they want. students assume that if they don't like that there is a kid friendly recipe that they don't like. wusa9 news at 6:00 starts right now. >

peter pitchland actually wrote once that he felt more home in washington dc than anywhere else. he ended up living here for a significant part of his life. lily parker, who became the first native american commissioner of the office of indian affairs. lived in the city but had been coming for a decade or more prior to that. these delegations are sometimes very big. it would not be red cloud, but it would be red cloud and several other lakota men and women that would make the trip. oftentimes, the trips were at the request of the office of indian affairs. indian agents in the field might write and suggest that a delegation would help to facilitate a treaty or agreement. other times the visits were designed to intimidate, to bring native people from the west into the city to impress upon them the wealth and the might of the united states. the visits around the city, the towards that they would take also included visits to the armory and the navy yard and a demonstration of cannons and things like that. the visits also included meetings with legislators, senators, congressmen. usua

phil rudd's career with ac/dc began more than 40 years ago. the band has sold more than 200 million records. rudd, who's australian born, moved to new zealand in 1983 after he was kicked out of the band. but he rejoined ac/dc in 1994. the group is supposed to have a new album out next month. phil rudd was released on bail. he's due back in court in three weeks time. >>> the prime minister of netherlands has arrived in australia to discuss the shooting down of a malaysian passenger plane in july this year. nearly 200 dutch passengers and 38 australians were killed when mh17 crashed in eastern ukraine. pro-russian separatists denied being behind the attack. tony abbott says he expects russian president vladimir putin to cooperate fully with the dutch-led investigation. >> what i'll be saying to him is that australia expects full russian cooperation with the investigation. we don't want the investigation ridiculed. we don't want the investigation compromised or sabotaged. we want full cooperation with the investigation. >>> do stay with us here o

most people know me even in dc. united states government sent the tape to investor -- amb in the world. and to every governor in the world. these haters have contributed. that is all part of it, we have to go through it. i'm not fazed by it. people in satisfy the washington dc and give them some hope and help. and then they can write they want about me. i don't care. [applause] >> i will do thank you so much for coming here tonight and i wanted to give you a very precious object, at the know if you had one of these before. the national press club cup. -- we are going to be outside signing your books. this morning ts report that defence secretary chuck hagel will be resigning. president obama is expected to announce resignation today at the white house. we will take you there life here on c-span. we'll hear more about that, the set for 1 e briefing pm. and the military front there resolution from rand paul. when congress comes back into in december next week, senator paul was the implement resolution to declare the w

. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz-balart y desde washington dc marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >>> muy buenas tardes los saludo de washington dc esperando que de un momento a otro el presidente obama tome la esperada acciÓn ejecutiva en el tema de migraciÓn, lo que afectarÍa a millones de indocumentados en estados unidos. hoy precisamente telemundo confirmÓ con la casa blanca, que la acciÓn ejecutiva dejara a algunos contentos y a otros notan contentos. y nos adelantaron en exclusiva que tendrÁn una fecha lÍmite. lo que nosotros no sabemos, si esa fecha limÍtese refiere que el planteÉ un plazo de tiempo especÍfico, o a la fecha de entrada del in docto o a la fecha para llenar los documentos. lo que sÍ es seguro, es que cual cosa que decida el presidente obama, va a recibir la critica de los republicanos, que dicen que una acciÓn ejecutiva seria un abuso de su poder. que seria actuar como un emperador no como un presidente y a pesar que varios presidentes en el pasado de ambos partidos han tomado acciÓn ejecutiva en su momento. lori montenegro tiene mÁs. adelante lori. >>> la gra

north and west of dc, kind of festive though, maybe a clearing. got to fight the cold and the crowds if you want to go shopping. future cast tonight, 8:00. mid-30s in the burbs and downtown. again, they will not flash freeze if you want to run to the markets to pick them up, you can. that they will be fine. by 10:00 we're getting close. 33 in leesburg and gaithersburg. by midnight we will be flirting with 32 degrees about everywhere, except downtown. we'll get in the morning with a few clouds and the temperatures will be below freezing to the north and the end of the west. also at 32 and also at 32. a few clouds that will be moving to the south and they will make it back in to the lower 40s by your afternoon and even 43 or 42 before all is said and done. so it will be a crisp thanksgiving. okay, the day planner, 37 at 9:00 and some clouds at 11:00, 40 and then 41 for you by 1:00. the next three days, well still cold on friday, the lower 40s. and then 50 on saturday. pretty nice in the turps, the next seven days, even better for the ravens, mid-50s

and it might make it to dc before sunset. better chance for showers will be tonight into the overnight and early thursday, a break. then more late thursday, thursday evening. lot going on. we start with doppler 9000, because this moisture's actually coming all the way in from the deep south, texas. you see showers extending from southwest to the northeast. the bark is worse than the bite. there's a lot more on radar than is reaching the ground. you see the darker green and the yellow? these are real showers coming out of jefferson county, out of the barryville area, northwestern louden and frederick counties. areas along the 340, jefferson, brunswick, you'll see some of this as well as north and west of leesburg. even leesburg, this may be sliding over towards you. give it another hour or so. there's brunswick, frederick city. this is moving off toward the east. we have mostly cloudy skies. the cloudy skies across the region, that's how it's going to be this afternoon. mid to upper 60s. not a lot of wind. increasing rain chan

it's peppered with ac/dc tracks. i'm sure ac/dc has a long way to go, natalie. >> certainly so. what a saga the past 24 hours. thank you, manisha tank. >>> well, the mayor of ferguson, missouri in the united states says his town should prepare for the worst when a grand jury decides whether to indict a police officer for the shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. this week a group released 19 rules of engagement in hopes that violent protests will not happen again. the rules ask that officers not use rubber bullets or tear gas. and the group wants to know about the grand jury's decision 48 hours before it is announced. the police department did not say if it will agree to the rules. >>> frustration boiled over in brussels on thursday on the streets. a few hundred protesters clash with police after a much larger peaceful demonstration over austerity measures. here is cnn's isa soares with that. >> reporter: they turned out en masse, an estimated 120,000 people taking to the streets of brussels, voicing their anger over austerity reforms. but what started out as a largely peacefu

i moved to washington dc and it kind of freelance for a variety of odd jobs. it was basically serendipitous. it was a lucky break random choice. >> a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. >> one of the mistakes we all make, we overestimate our qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. >> if you think about my father representing the analytical side and my mother representing the side of technology, my work is to infuse those things. >> where the dispatch it to think critically come from? >> i was aboard child. -- a bored child. i had all this time on my hands and i was forced to imagine this world for myself. >> you studied history at the university of toronto. what was your first job? what were you writing about in your early days? >> i was working at a little magazine. i moved to washington dc and it kind of freelance for a variety of odd jobs. it was basically serendipitous. it was a lucky break random choice. >> a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. >> one of the mistakes we all ma

ac/dc is not a band that is about a particular hit at the moment. they are a sound. they are a group. they have very, very loyal bands. only a genera of themselves. people want to rock out. this is the drummer. i hate to be crass. he can be replaced. the drummer you can replace. it's not like the lead singer or someone who is extremely identifiable. they can find someone to fill in. >> we will find out in the coming days more details here on these allegations of hiring this hitman. ian drew, thank you for jumping on the line with us. we really appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a crying man with blood on his hands walks up to this reporter, makes a chilling confession but the story takes on a twist that ends up in a dramatic standoff. don't miss it. >> i think she's dead. >> you have to talk to me. there's been a shooting. i have the shooter with me. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, wh

ac/dc is slated to release a brand-new album next month. there is that tune. it is time for this week's "scandal" group. take a look at the sneak peak. >> i miss you. i want to spend time together now that there is hope. >> well, it depends. is jake being fed? >> excuse me? >> he is in a super max prison facility that has been sued for inhumane treatment. is he being fed? >> that is no longer any of your concern. >> good night. >> zing. >> it looks like olivia pope is back on her emotional roller coaster. you don't want to miss out on tonight's tgit. abcure to stick around for 7 news at 11:00. we have two more episodes left before the midseason finale on each of the tgit shows on peaks of sun and an [dramatic music] ♪ >> oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! oh! oh! >> whoo! >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] welcome to millionae. we've scoured the country for america's greatest young minds, and now we're giving them a chance to win a million bucks. this is millionaire whiz kids! [cheers and applause] today's returning whiz kid had her iq tested, and we can tell you for sure s

you are wrong that ac/dc is not an hair band. did you see the clip? >> '80s bands are hair panbands. not kiss but poison. >> metalica is also a hair band. >> does anyone want to talk -- >> i'm going to totally back you up. they are not a hair band. >> thank you. >> that's poison, white snake. that's pretty much 1987. jeff, i was seated in front of the tv watching when they played videos. now, joey strikes me more of a barry manilow and air supply guy. >> got to love it. >> that's pathetic. >> i'm going to ring you back into the law here. >> which is hard to do. >> i'm such a huge ac/dc fan. >> who knows anything about new zealand law? i don't know anything about their law. but can we play more video? >> we can maybe play the music under. can we ask for a little sound? they are so much more interesting than us. right? they really are. i'm glad it wasn't angus. i'm just glad it wasn't angus. >> there's a legal reality to any prosecution, ashleigh. before you go forward with any pr prosecution has a crown solicitor or whatever you call it to ensure that

. , in dc and, we saw some of his closest friends, who met, lawyers, and press secretaries, and his godson, and the woman who gave him one of her kidneys. q.i loved him. >>> they rekowfnted the story, he was released from the hospital, and a stop at the bar and grill, and then, his driver took him back home where he collapse oath steps. and they called an ambulance, and his estranged wife, as they rushed and, she was in the ambulance, when he was taken to the medical center. he was pro nounced dead at 1:46. >>> he was a larger than life figure in washington, and he came from memphis tennessee, and who followed martin luther king and, he became a politician, elected first to the school board. >>> and you have to figure out how to get to the power and then, city council and, then, when he was shot by muslims, trying to take over city hall and, he not only survived. >>> he was elected mayor, the next year and at first he was extremely popular, with both the business set and the needy, and gave every teen a summer job and, drugs and women, brought him down and, busted smoking crack he could co

he lived in washington dc, all over the place. he uncovered fascinating information. >> there is one more to go. >> this will be about the johnson presidency. it is amazing that he has spent 30, 40 years, researching these books. he has just barely got into the presidency. the last book was really the first six weeks or so of the lbj presidency after the jfk assassination. speaking of which, one other book, about the jfk assassination. book which came out last fall. just recount the events, which has been done countless times. he looked at all the subsequent presidents and saw how the jfk legacy affected their governance and how they tried to present themselves to the public. >> we have 11 seconds of archive. want to offend anyone here. >> i don't mean to offend anyone. >> i don't want to offend anybody. >> [laughter] want to offend't anybody, and they go on to do precisely that. it is almost a heat shield, a way of preventing yourself from looking mean. and then going out and really sticking the knife in their back. >> what is as

they tend to ride these pricier trains between new york and washington dc. sometimes it is just do do "a hit" on television, as it is called. you might go up for the day and come back to d.c. >> you know the trip from here to new york is about 2:45 -- the regular train is a half hour longer. but half as expensive. >> i think it is a status thing. to be able to say, i got there quicker. also, it is left unsaid by many of the people who take it but it is a more elite way of traveling. this is portrayed particularly by critics, republicans certainly, who say, the media, the politicians, they are all working together for the good of the democratic party. this is the criticism you get from the conservative side. >> right under that is "the american people." >> this might come in second to "my good friend" on the house floor. if you did a word search, it might even come in first. you hear this from members of both sides of the aisle. the american people, one side wants tax cuts. the other side wants more spending. the american people want this, they want that. whe

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to mid-40s, and you will notice, that we are seeing a few scattered rain showers, and, northwest of dc, and, washington county and, maryland, and, west virginia, seeing a few scattered showers, and, pop up, right now, and even charles county, in maryland. >>> so, out of this moisture, and, southwest, and, here are the temperatures -- 38 degrees, and 46 in dc. and temperatures are only going to get colder, by the day, on tuesday and, here's the core of the cold air, over the upper midwest. >>> and this cold front will continue pressing eastward, as moisture streams in from the south and, it is a two-part system and, we're seeing a little bit, from virginia, a little bit of a lull. so, i think for the morning com moot, there will be a few physicalterd showers and, no ice. >>> and expect those showers to continue and, the cold front, pushing eastward and, cold air will be here by tuesday. >>> future cast does show some of the showers, right now, so that's as good start, and scattered showers, and by tomorrow morning, at 7 a.m., and, but a few scattered showers, will make for a wet morning

don't be surprised even after this ac/dc continues to rock on. phil has already been noticeably absent from the promotional material for that forthcoming album. namt of that record, "rock or bust." back to you. >>> just a short time ago we heard from the australian rock band ac/dc. the band says the arrest of its drummer won't affect the upcoming tour or album release. rudd has been a member of the band on and off nearly three decades now. >>> absentee ballots may resolve the tight race in maryland's sixth congressional district. john delany claimed victory. republican challenger dan bongeno has not conceded the race. separated by about 2,100 votes. more than 4,800 ballot left to count. most from montgomery county where delany got majority of the vote on election day. >>> addressing a flag flap in virginia. tonight the danville city council will can removing a confederate flag hangs outside the museum of the art there. it's been there for years. there is discussion now about moving the nag in to the museum as part of an educational display, but q

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president has put forward, that if you are at all at risk monitored e actively wonderful washington dc official, which called me every day to get my temperature. need to be quarantined. to keep us tended safe,, and if you get a fever after you have been in west africa, we know who you are and we have contact with you. so, these particles are very important to maintain a science evidence-based protocol they safe at home, be calm and collected. and can encourage health workers to continue to go to africa and come back safely and security at no risk for themselves or the community. moving s talk about forward, this outbreak -- this is the first time it has happened in this region. have you learned from dealing outbreak which you take to deal with al outbreaks? >> i believe those important be learned from the community, global health security is national security. at a time when there is a flight all over the world, and keeps is all strong ed, we need a international public system they can protect communities all over the planet. that is why before the ebola a tbreak president sent global

best for i'll a more than bureaucrats in wash -- know wh more thanfor iowa bureaucrats in washington dc. it means keeping taxes low and cutting red tape so businesses can grow and invest. it means preserving and protecting social security and medicare, not just for today's seniors but for future generations to come. it means keeping america strong in the world, because the world is a safer place when america is the strongest nation in it. [no audio] [applause] [applause] and it means fighting every day for the men and women who wear our nation's uniform and the veterans who have worn it in the past. [applause] they have sacrificed so much and risked everything to protect our freedom. they deserve better than what they are getting from washington today. can tell you, when i go to the united states senate, i'm going to make sure they get what they have earned and they deserve. [applause] there are so many people that i want to thank tonight. first, i need to start with my family. they have been there, they have sacrificed so much during this campaign cycle. family -- [laughter] family --

look at this map, los angeles, new york, boston, washington, dc, pittsburg, atlanta, new orleans, and a host of other cities saw demonstrations. >> if los angeles, video shows the situation there. >> protesters made their way into the lanes of the busy freeway and blocked traffic. there was a citywide tactical alert if anticipation of the demonstration so officers stayed on duty beyond their normal shift. >> i am order you to leave this road way and sidewalk. >> a similar seen layed out in new york city, hundreds of protesters hit the streets last night. at one point necessity -- they blocked the entrance to the lincoln tunnel and launched on the fdr bridge most of them were peaceful but there were a handful of arrests. >> in boston a thousand marched through city streets and massachusetts state police and boston police established a perimeter to try to gather the demonstrators. protesters tried to talk on to a highway to disrupt traffic. in new york the profit was peaceful, as well, with only a handful of arrests. >> the ferguson officer wilson said he could not have done anything di

washington, dc, is the district, not a state, so congress has the right to overrule washington, dc, laws. voters in florida rejected a measure to make recreational pot legal this. >>> parents in lafayette are planning to protest the school board meeting over a sex ed program from planned parenthood teachers who have been consulting for 10 years at school. some parents do not have a problem but some say it and unacceptable. >> planned parenthood and abortion and contraceptives is controversial. >> request think planned parenthood or anything they are involved in is something my child shut be taught at school. >> officials say parents have the option to opt out of the course and the meeting is at 7:00 p.m. at headquarters. >>> bay area officials will gather to discuss the region's response to a potential ebola outbreak. in oakland the city officials will hear a report on recauses the airport is taking to prevent an outbreak. congresswoman jackie speier will we tour a company to see firsthand efforts to develop an ebola vaccine that will ask the f.d.a. to be in trials in humans next ye

phil rudd's career with ac/dc began more than 40 years ago. the band has sold m now, unlike several other vaccines where there's a weakened virus, in in case, the ebola virus, they've taken part of it and put it in a less lethal virus that is different to carry it into the body of the participant, and that is what they hope will pack some -- spark some immunity. the vaccine is now the right temperature. and it's ready to be administered. it's been brought to the vaccination room. most of the people who are participating in this study are people on the front lines of the ebola response, and so the whole idea is to see what dosage would work in an ideal situation. the things they hope to achieve in this trial is, one, to find out if it is a safe vaccine, if it is going to have adverse reactions in the people who are participating. and two, if it actually generates immunity against the deadly virus. >> that is anne soy reporting from mali. the countries closest to those affected by ebola have so far managed to contain the disease. the w.h.o. says

>>> three security check points will be setting the stage for gridlock downtown dc in just two days, hundreds of thousands of people that have packed public transportation for the largest gathering on the national mall in many years. hello everybody, i'm bruce johnson, time is running out to figure out how to avoid a massive headache around downtown tuesday. and that will be to start on sunday for the concert. wusa9 stephanie ramirez has everything that you need to get you there. >> reporter: crews installed bleachers, getting ready for their veterans day celebration. and with big names all lined up, the fans couldn't be more excited. >> oh man we get to see all of that for free, come on. it was a lifetime. >> that once in a lifetime opportunity is expected to bring in 800,000 people to the district and early, with them opening up early. and that there will be more on the 4th of july. >> that is why the spokesperson says that metro stations are expected to open -- expected to open by the mall if need be. and the smithsonian stop is the only one that the blue lines will turn to yellow

a member of ac/dc and a bizarre headline. a drummer with the band, phil rudd, arrested in new zealand, charged in a murder for hire plot, allegedly attempting to have two men killed. ac/dc is expected to release a new album this year, and released a statement tonight, saying his absence will not affect the band. >>> red sox slugger david ortiz known to have a fondness for his bling, claims he was duped by a jeweler in california. he thought he purchased diamonds and gold worth $127,000, but claims when he had it appraised, it turned out to be fake. he is now suing. >>> and the buzz around the new "star wars" film growing tonight, just as the cast finishing shooting. our parent company disney revealing the name of episode seven, "star wars: the force awakens." more to come on this. >>> when we come back here tonight, football's unbeatable father/daughter team. you'll remember that fist bump from the backseat. well tonight, before the big game, what they have just revealed to us. you got to see this. >>> millions of americans k

i believe we need to send an economist to washington dc. sell these economic problems and restore trust and our vital american institutions, principles, and values. president obama said it very clearly the other day, his policy are on that ticket. make no mistake about it. you can vote for someone who supports president obama's policies or you can vote for someone who knows from hundreds of years of economic history that top-down, centralized, government planning fails every single time. it has been tried. i want to go to congress to restore the american free market system. i want to restore our economy. i want to be a check against president obama's failed agenda. i am running because i believe in america. i believe that we can make tomorrow better and brighter than yesterday. i would ask for your vote this coming tuesday. thank you. >> lets begin with our first question. trammell, should the federal government's best response to the above a crisis -- do you support a travel ban from west african countries? >> i think we have responded cor

and compare this to, this was as really bad idea for them to go to dc. of the troetty negotiations that you saw, involved tribes, negotiating on their home turf, where they would come, and visit the indians, and next to a hill, with 6 or 8,000 indians. he was only one of 32 people, from michigan, to go down. and negotiate this treaty. but he was still pretty tough and there's no way we're going to sign a treaty, what ended up being one-third of the land mass in the state of michigan. >>> he was winning, and, henry, was the negotiate tor, and he but you knew a lot about the leadership, and he knew about how villages, were governed, and how their rips together worked. it was supposed to be a treaty, and if you november the geography of michigan, it looks like this. so, here, is the ottawas, and the chips. >>> so, unfortunately, school craft brought a couple guys down, and, old friends, and they may have been, they weren't in charge up there. and after a couple of days, of listening, to him saying, we're not going to sign it. that doesn't matter, because i

treating doctor and nurses who contract the disease. >>> later this month, a legendary rock band ac/dc will release the first album in five years. but today, phil rudd is fighting charges he tried to hire a hit man to killed two men. he was released after making an appearance in a new zealand court. >>> for years, alex rodriguez has publicly denied ever using performance enhancing drugs. but now nbc news has confirmed a report that the slugger confessed to his drug use to officials back in january. no comment from the yankees or a-rod. >>> i can't go with other people in the room. >> don't be like this me. >> a support group for shy bladder syndrome doesn't find this new directv ad starring rob lowe funny at all. they're calling it incensensiti and want it pulled. a spokesperson for directv says they're not taking down the ad. he added most of the viewers understand that the ads take place in a fantasy world and are not based in reality. >>> in business, stocks are back near record levels. taylor swift's new album, 1989, sold almost 1.3 million copies in first week. that breaks down to

. >>> murder-for-hire charges against ac/dc drummer phil rudd have been dropped. there was not enough evidence. a statement from ac/dc says rudd's situation will not affect next year's scheduled tour. >>> and straight ahead, the force is with disney. on the date announced big earnings, they reveal big news about the upcoming star wars movie and another blockbuster. details ahead in "moneywatch." n. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" the news gets worse for home depot's cyber hacking and disney announces. jill wagner from the ne

. >>> the drummer for the rock band, ac/dc appeared in a new zealand courtroom, phil rudd is accused of hiring a hitman to kill two people and the charges include a maximum prison term of 10 years and he is slapped with two counts of drug possession, ac/dc says this will not affect their upcoming tour and album release. >>> time to see how traffic is rolling along tonight. matt pellman what is the latest. >> it's rolling by not quickly. pick any road and it probably has a huge delay. including this one, the schuylkill expressway, check out the eastbound travel time, 46 minutes, three times what it ideally should be from this point at the blue route to the vine. traffic is just moving slowly on the wet surface and the accident involving the fire truck by the allegheny on ramp and general speeds are mostly in the teens, one accident in lower southford along main street. and one that brought down the pole and wires in gloucester county, it continues to close college drive. in vineland, cumberland county, look for a pair of crashes at main road. we'll make it home eventually. hopefully.

a rock we are ac/dc paying for two murders. the band is plugging its album. >>> plus a man caught on camera grabbing a woman right off the street, how a detective has followed through on his promise to bring her home alive. let's get to it. >>> now shepherd smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. >> at last, it's thursday, thanks for joining us. teenage who rallied a community and became something of a local hero no doubt is now a grown man on the run. and at the center of a grizzly murder case. his name is sean petrizino. he has no hands and no legs. hefs an inspiration to folks in south florida when he kept on smiling after a very bad infection ate through his limbs. now 14 years later, police in central florida say, they want to question him about the murders of his mother and father. cops are careful to call him a person of interest and not a suspect, but make no mistake, there are no suspects in america post o.j., only persons of interest. and this man, without hands and without legs is a serious person of interest i

the power has changed in washington, dc. republicans have complete control of congress after voters took out their anger on rebound -- on president obama. >> it was a blow out by a couple of touchdowns riding antiobama wave. >> the experiment in big government has lasted long enough. it is time to go if if -- in a new direction. >> g.o.p. pick the up seats in arkansas, south dakota and west virginia and won in north carolina, and colorado and iowa. iowa was a zing to president obama because that is the state that launched his national career. >> there are a lot of disappointed people including me. >> republicans dominated in governor'sations -- governor's races and knocked off the democratic governor from the president obama's whom state of illinois. >> this was a national election and national wave with senators and governors and house members, anti democratic off the board. >> a big milestone, the next congress will have 100 women including the first black republican woman elected. after the defeat, president obama must ne

dc where it is illegal it's legal in the district. and the coolest part of the story that nobody's talking about is that the congress has oversight over the district of columbia and they have a special oversight committee that is dedicated to taking care of municipal issues in the district of columbia. guess who sits on the committee who is the most marijuana friendly politician in the congress. john: he's not a big illegalize her. >> he says that the government shouldn't interfere with legalizing it. >> sewickley got the entire congress high two. john: i don't think that that will happen. >> are they not high already? john: nebraska, south dakota, you would think that this would be a bunch of conservatives that would support economic freedom. >> and minimum-wage increases, this is something that all economists will say that there are real costs of this when you pass an increasingly minimum-wage and you wind up with lots of people who can't get jobs. it's very simple economics 101. and this is something that is the danger of the ballo

. >>> a woman shot in northeast dc. there has been an arrest tonight. 25-yard line terrell brinnenger of maryland has been charged with assault with intent to kill. it happened after noon in the five hundred block of 58th street. police found the wounded woman in the hallway of the building and transport to a local hospital. mpd spokeswoman confirmed that the woman is five months pregnant. police searching for the driver of an accident last night. it happened in silver springs. maryland state police say 27- year-old michael crawford, jr. got out of a car on the interloop of the beltway and struck by the first car and struck several lanes in the barrier to the outer loop and hit by a second vehicle. drivers did not remain on the scene and kaufman is in serious condition. the beltway was shut down for hours after this accident. alexandria police investigating the death of a baby girl in old town. officers in maddox called to the home in the 3000 block of pendelton street. the unconscious infant was taken to the hospital a

we'll start off with a look at the weather and michael son cam with no rain falling here in downtown dc or at the kennedy center. 42 degrees, partly cloudy as they have come up just a little bit from the last hour, on up to 28 right now, so you could tell that the rain that will be falling up, that it will be evaporating before they hit that ground. the winds, they have briefly subsided, but we'll see the winds gusting on out of the northwest for a good part of the overnight hours. the current temperature is 39 degrees in manassas. 37 in frederick and hagerstown. 37 here as well. but when you factor in the breezes that it would feel like it's 30 degrees in gaithersburg and leesburg and hagerstown as well when you factor in the winds, feeling like 36 degrees. those temperatures onto the west down in the teens and the 20s and it will be because of the cold front that will be sweeping on through with that rain and snow mix line, pretty much in line for them on satellite and radar and that they will be making their way across the mountains, but it's ringing out some of the moisture here too

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the rain and snow line is dance crass the major metropolitan area on the east coast from washington, dc, baltimore, philadelphia, new york, all the way to boston. right now philadelphia and the flee new york airports and new jersey are reporting delays. it is a very big storm but a fast-moving nor'easter. it is going do mess up travel all day today. at noon and through the afternoon and evening, the snow is going to get heavier in new york and best but by tomorrow morning at 8:00 it is over. the next system will slide to the south. the people who can wait an extra day, you have to travel on the holiday but there are no delays weather-wise tomorrow. at home, we are doing great, fog free and no delays until the rain comes in this weekend. eric and cheryl? >> see you in a few. all lanes are open on highway 101 in santa rosa after a pedestrian was hit and killed on the freeway this morning. the c.h.p. says the 26-year-old victim was trying to cross the freeway from the east side to the west side and he was hit by a big rig towing a flatbed trailer. he was then into the path of an s.u.v. whi

but east of that boston, dc, atlanta, miami looks pretty quiet. we expect rain to impact portions of the i 95 corridor. i love space, if you know me. and we hdid have big space terrorist made yesterday. the first time a spacecraft made land fall on a come met. you can see that on the screen. this happened yesterday the name of the probe is delay. we have a picture of the comet. the next shows the probe on dissent. incredible stuff. amazing we were able to do this and have the technology to do so. >> that's amazing. we have come a long ways. thank you, maria. >> the backlash is still coming in this morning because of what happened at a veteran's day concert on the national mall. >> >> bruce springsteen headlining the concert for valor with an unpatriotic song. step into the spotlight with vice president marketing with michael tamar ras. lots of reaction to this concert. >> a shame that event meant to honor the men and women who served in iraq and afghanistan got distracted from that focus. i blame the promotors for this. you pour through every spee

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so far as ac/dc goes, they're continuing with the release of their next album. they have this big upcoming tour. and most likely they'll have to find another drummer for it. but interestingly, phil rudd was not at recent photo shoots for head of all that happening. those photo shoots were at the beginning of october. and he didn't show for those. it could be that there is some history there. but clearly, for ac/dc fans, they hope it will peter down soon. >> i guess the show must go on. manisha tank, we appreciate it. thank you. >>> well interest, one mystery to another, one of the pilots who manned the virgin galactic ship that crashed last week defied incredible odds when he survived. cnn's dan simon has more on his escape at 50,000 feet. here he is. >> reporter: it may not be clear yet what exactly brought down spaceship 2. what is clear is the surviving pilot miraculously defied the odds. the spacecraft came apart just seconds after it detached from its mother ship and fired its engines, traveling faster than the speed of sound at 50,000 feet with a temperatu

ac/dc is a big deal in the rock 'n' roll world. details to come. >>> moving on to big trouble for a former baltimore ravens cheerleader now charged with allegedly having sex with a teenager boy. 47-year-old molly shattuck pleaded not guilty in court yesterday and was released on bond. prosecutors accuse her of illegal sexual contact with a 15-year-old boy who attends school with at least one of her children. shattuck is also accused of providing alcohol to minors. >>> police in pennsylvania have released a long list of items found in the airplane hangar near where suspected cop killer eric frein was captured. frein used those items to successfully elude police for 48 days. here now abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: we're now learning how accused cop killer eric frein used this abandoned airplane hangar to elude police for 48 days. search warrants obtained by abc news list more than 100 items frein had stashed here. along with his weapons, a camping stove, vegetable oil to cook with and soy sauce. the fugitive who was captured clean

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