to escape. marci gonzalez, abc news, lafayette, louisiana. kimberly: this tragedy in louisiana on the mind of families concerned about safety at movie theaters in the area. jonathan: human nature. you can understand that. suzanne kennedy spoke to folks who went to the movie this afternoon and continues the team coverage live from silver springs. suzanne: well, jonathan kimberly, on a friday an you can imagine a lot of people are thinking about going to the movies, whether tonight or over the weekend. a lot of them will head there with the louisiana movie theater shooting in mind. here locally at the silver spring theater that we are at a lot of people were saying that they could feel the incident in their bones as they walk through the door. they say they were concerned about it and shocked a disappointed to hear that the violence happened again in a movie theater. some wonder why public places that used to feel safe have become such targets for violence. it s devastating,
today defense secretary james mattis and joint chiefs chair joseph dunford testify before the house armed services committee on the pentagon s nearly $640 billion budget request. we ll have that live at 7 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. tonight on the communicators i decided this was a column in championing average people who never wanted to be techies. and in challenging the companies, the industry to serve those people. the first of a two-part conversation with one of the nation s best-known technology watchers, walt mossberg. the top technology gadgets and issues he s seen over his career and his predictions of some tech developments. i believe we re going to see in the next 5-10 years a big burst of new stuff, virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence. and i think, you know, all kinds of new ways of driving cars. we have a little taste of it, but we re going to see a lot more of it, all kinds of things going on in your home. watch the comm
panel, enlighten, provocative and it s great harmer was its stability. at time when there are no civil discussions are very few going on for people with radically different views, a lot of respect so far. i m sure that will continue. one announcement by the way, so what on the last panel said thee president had met with the entire city to explain a strategy on north korea. i just got a little message. he met for 14 minutes with the entire senate he met for 14 minutes. so i don t know what that says about the last panel. our final panel is on the future of the parties. and let me introduce people briefly. on my far left, no indication of ideology, steve schmidt come closer and privacy with the chief savages for the 2008 john mccain in 2004 george w. bush presidential campaign and you ve all seen him commenting rather wisely and about 2016 and beyond. christian grose, a colleague, social professor of political science at usc, author of the award-winning book congress in black a
winter weather advisory in effect until 6am for counties nw. some snow/sleet/freezing rain at onset. brief period of slick road conditions possible. - am rain, pm sun; windy - windy & cold friday - few showers late sunday - mild start to next week, cold finish today: am rain. pm sunshine. windy. highs: 49-54 winds: s 10-20 g 35+ tonight: clear to partly cloudy. windy. lows: 30-35 winds: w 10-15 g 25 mph friday: partly sunny. windy and cold. flurries possible. highs: 40-45 feels: 25-32 winds: w 15-20 g 40 mph happening right now - the search for a critical missing fairfax county police say 17-year-old eliot byrum never showed up for work yesterday at the north point giant store in reston. he was last seen in front of the store around three o clock wednesday afternoon. police believe he may be in danger because of mental disabilities. byrum may be wearing his giant grocery work t-shirt you see in this picture. call police if you have any information. right now.. the search
as well. veronica: only three more hours with the wet weather, and then we are in the clear. trouble spots are well south and east and west of town. for different reasons, we have a little bit of sleet being reported to the west, and moderate to heavy rain east and south in maryland. for the end of the work week, a to the week,y wrap as well as to 2016. the advisories some of them have come down from the west, warren county in virginia, still up for frederick and washington county in maryland. county is whenny the snow continues throughout the day today, the higher elevations. d.c., the moderate to heavy rain. rain falling at about an inch in our. you can see this area shrinking with the slightly higher temperur middletown today s temperature going up to 50 degrees. moreossibility of some this week. sam sweeney is out on the roads. sam: we have been watching cars come down from the northernmost part of our viewing area. snow on top of their cars. , north of270 south gaith