others before killing themselves. the indicate is significant to colorado s history, but it s not something we re dismissing. nbc s miguel almaguer is live in littleton, colorado. bring me up to date on the investigation into the explosive devices at that mall. reporter: okay, contessa. we know there was at least one pipe bomb and two propane tanks. that s what investigators have. i want to bring you up to date on the latest information on this investigation. just a few minutes ago, the three task force agencies, state and federal officials released a new photo of a person who was being called a person of interest. this is someone that investigators want to talk to. you can see it s the man up in the forefront of this picture, wearing the striped shirt. in this picture, you can see he is actually carrying a bag of some type. it s different from some of the other photos. and there you see the bag again, and you can see he s wearing his hat. it s a bit different, becaus
forecast. we have a little snow in our forecast, as well. get to know your shovel. it does look like we ll have enoughor shoveling byhis time tomorrow morning. as we take a lk now, no travel problems as we get going on this thursday morning. we have a partly cloudy sky and that bright pull moon illuminating the landscap right now it s near freezin in the rural eas. closer to washington, mid-30s. downtown, near 40. and right near the bay in the upper 30s. it s cd in the mountas, ough. many locations in the 20s and around t bay it s general in the 30s, although a little bit away from the waters, it s dn near the freezing mark. over the last 12 hour, we ve had this cud coverreaking up east of the appalachian, however, into west virginia, it s cloudy anthere is light snow falling in kencky and indiana an i will moi. that s part of the system affecting us by late tonight. this morning, sunshine with p its low to mid-s and then briefly hitting mid to upper 30s midafternoon as the
ground. right now, though, we don t have any travel problems eept maybe a few patchy areas where we had water overnight that didn t evaporate froze up. maybe a little bit of patchy ice because temperatures e a little below frzing. oser to washgton, in the low 30s to mid washington and right by the chesapeake bay, it s near freezing. and many locations respe, mostlr sky. we ve had some light snow leading edgef which pushing in to kentucky, southern ohio, southwesand southwestern illinois. the other part of the system will be a coastal area of low pressure thatill formulator tonight into tomorrow morning that will give it some snow quite lightly. between nownd then, highs in the upper 30s andvernight tonit, by midnight, weight have light snow, and then accumulating after midnight until da on friday with total amounts of about up to an inch ross northern virnia, the district near by suburbs and maryland, farther west one to three inches. and southern maryland around the bay and
i don t know what to think. it is scary. broke down. it is a big deal. young kid. you know. sweetest kid in the world. one occupant does recall hearing the smoke alarm but that didn t wake him up. the smoke woke him up. reporter: they are still passing them out to neighbors going door-to-door hoping to prevent another tragedy. we can tell you tonight that investigators, in fact, do know what caused this accidental fire but they tell us they are not releasing that information until an autopsy is performed on that little girl. they say partly out of respect for the family. anita and lesli? clarify something. the fire chief mentioned that someone heard the smoke alarm but it didn t wake him up. do we know why that is? that was a father that said he heard the smoke alarm but the smoke woke him up much the smoke alarm was actually a hardwired smoke alarm and firefighters tell us there was no electrical issue that would have prevented it from going off. sadly we didn t
good evening. the navy s powerful aircraft carrier uss enterprise will deploy overseas from its virginia port soon but likely without the current commander officer who tonight is at the center of a navy investigation over an embarrassing video that s gone public. cap pain owen honors was second in command when he starred in the raunchy tapes which featured shower scenes and anti-gay slurs. it was shot to entertain the crew. while some support the captain, the navy says the video crossed the line. we re working the story. he joins from washington with the details. reporter: over the past nine years we ve seen many of these kinds of videos. american service members blowing och steam in the middle of a war zone, but few of them as offensive and none involving an officer so high up the chain of command. at first glance it appears to be another comical video by u.s. sailors aimed at breaking up long deployment at sea. the raunchy content and apparent gay bashing on the tape ha