about 50-feet from a 23-foot balconn. it happened at an owings mills townhouse sunday. investigators say a woman saw wallace throw something from the balcony.. she investigated.. discovered louie.. then called police. neighbors say they re horrified by what happened. 3 he s a horrible person. if he could do that to a little dog, god only knows what he could do to a person if hh really, you know, was upset enough. wallace is in ail tonight on a 250-thousand dollars bond. ive in mount washington, keith daniels, fox 45 news, late edition. a crowd watches helppessly as a disabled man s life is put in the path of a speeding train. train.it happened at the saratoga treet subway station. rescue crews pulled a man in a wheelchair out from under a train early this evening.the man was awake as emergency crews ruuhed him to the hospital. .there were dozens of witnesses to the terrifying scene. a man in a wheel chair actually fell on the train tracks and went under the train.. i am ho
nightly news begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television good evening. haley barbour is often mentioned as a possible presidential candidate. he s a prominent politician, one of the best known governors in the u.s. he s the former chairman of the republican party. what he did as he left office as governor of mississippi has left a lot of people stunned and outraged, and some of them now actually fearing for their lives. he pardoned over 200 criminals, including some hardened criminals, murderers guilty of chrisley killings. there s been no explanation. the now-former governor isn t commenting, after using the sweeping power of the pardon for his personal reasons, and now the people of the state of mississippi deal with the consequences. it s where we begin here tonight with nbc s mark potter in jackson, mississippi. reporter: on his last days in office, haley barbour, the powerful and highly-regarded mississippi governor ended up angering and confusing so
captions paid for by nbc-universal television good evening. haley barbour is often mentioned as a possible presidential candidate. he s a prominent politician, one of the best known governors in the u.s. he s the former chairman of the republican party. what he did as he left office as governor of mississippi has left a lot of people stunned and outraged, and some of them now actually fearing for their lives. he pardoned over 200 criminals, including some hardened criminals, murders guilty of gristly killings. there s been no explanation. the now-former governor isn t commenting, after using the sweeping power of the pardon for his personal reasons, and now the people of the state of mississippi deal with the consequences. it s where we begin here tonight with nbc s mark potter in jackson, mississippi. reporter: on his last days in office, haley barbour, the powerful and highly-regarded mississippi governor ended up angering and confusing so many constituents. without exp
themselves and perhaps keep it the rest of their life and to choose among different policies offered from companies across the nation. i want individuals to have their own insurance. that means the insurance company will have an incentive to keep you healthy. it also means if you don t like what they do, you can fire them. i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. [laughter] if, you know, if somebody doesn t give me the good service i need, i want to say, you know, that i m going to get somebody else to provide that service to me. and so that s one thing i d change. megyn: watch what happens now as the democratic national committee and mitt romney s republican rivals pluck five words from those remarks and go on the attack. i like being able to fire people. the good news is, you re fired. you re fired. you re fired! you re fired. you re fired. i know why jobs come and why they go. you re fired. you re fired. i m going to need your key.
34 there, so above freezing on the tidal potomac. near freezing at the waters. elsewhere, a little below freezing. watch out for patchy ice, for moisture lingering on roads. and especially those elevated ramps and bridges, too. that s including shenandoah valley, blue ridge, and areas most of virginia and maryland. temperatures have dipped down a little below freezing. now with the fog around we ve got the dense fog throughout much of virginia, maryland, the district, eastern shore. we also have patchy ice. this will be with us for another couple of hours. sunrise at 7:26. by then the cloud cover may break up a little. that fog should break up certainly by mid morning. sunshine breaking out. and then during the afternoon, we ll soar into the upper 40s and maybe even low to mid 50s for a brief time during the middle of the afternoon. then changes on the way for tonight and tomorrow. we ll look at that coming up in ten minutes. danella, how s traffic? good morning, right now