coming up at 9:15, the director of feast of the southern wild will join us with the movie's two stars including the youngest ever to be nominated for an academy award. a look behind the scenes at this incredible and amazing story. >> and later,/steres, check. >> caramel, check. . >> gifts? >> no. >> we have everything you need to wrap up valentine's day plans. good morning i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymour. happy you are with us this morning. >> now, before we get to the weather, we want to update breaking news this morning concerning metro. riders on the green and yellow line should expect major delays after a person was hit by a train at the gallery place station. happened shortly after 8:00 this morning. trains are singing tracking between

archives and metro square. >> riders coming in from virginia should consider taking the blue line. let's head downstairs to tucker barnes. >> got storminess moving in today. it will arrive in the form of rain showers this afternoon. and we will see a gradual transition for parts of the area north and west of town to snow. might be light accumulations tonight and early tomorrow morning. you can see out to the west snow flying in cincinnati. a lot of rain showers in eastern kentucky pushing into west virginia. air area of low pressure is going to develop and move to our south. and typical wintertime pattern. this would mostly be a snow event. this time rain and that transition to snow after the evening rush hour. evening rush hour will be wet. 39 degrees. and we're expecting highs in the low to mid 40s. 35 at dulles. 36 at bwi marhsall . national weather service has issued just

a couple of winter weather advisories out to the west. western maryland and west virginia. nothing here locally right now. the weather service indicating they may extend the advisories later today. best chance will be off to the north and west of washington. 44 in washington. 43 in baltimore. again, rain showers transitioning to snow later tonight. i'll let you know how much we might expect around here. not a whole lot coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. we continue to follow breaking news in california this morning where officials are awaiting the results of forensic tests to determine if a body found inside a burned out cabin is that of a former lapd officer. christopher dorner is wanted for three murders. police received a tip about a carjacking in big bear lake. an area they had already been

searching. a man matching dorner's description tied them up and stolen their car. dorner crashed the car and stole a pick-up truck. >> he said i don't want to hurt you. just get out and start walking up the road and take your dog with you. he was calm, i was calm. i would say i was in fear for my life but there was no panic. he told me what to do and i did it. >> dorner barricaded himself inside a cabin where he began a shoot out with authorities. two sheriff's deputies were hit. one of them died. he heard one shot inside that cabin before the cabin went up in flames. north korea is a serious threat and neighbors are beefing up militaries and mobilizing scientists to find out if

nuclear test was successful. promising more action calling the test a clear threat to international security. president obama said last night the communist country is further isolating itself with that test. >> parents are in this chamber along with more than two dozen americans whose lives have been torn apart by gun violence. they deserve a vote. gabby giffords deserve a vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. >> one of the more emotional moments in president obama's state of the union there. calling out those affected firsthand by violence. >> in addition to gun control, the president also said he's withdrawing half the u.s. troops from afghanistan this year. a hike to $9. he's asked for that by 2015. and he wants to lower

energy use to combat climate change. the president also called for helping the middle class. this morning, republicans are dismissing it as nothing more than big government spend and going taxes. >> congressman are reacting to the speech. melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with more. >> reporter: a lot of these issues the president brought you are domestic issues and economic issues. many of those high interest to viewers here in the dc metro area. we did invite two of our local representatives to join us this morning. we're going to be speaking with representative rob whitman. thank you for coming. and also last minute you just made it, welcome represent john delaney. let me ask you gentleman both, in relation to the president's agenda, are we going to find

compromise. first, you campaigned on compromise. are you going to be finding compromise with republicans? >> i think so. the overwhelming majority of the country wants compromise. members of congress understand that and want us to work together and reach across the isle and find common ground on the areas we can find common ground. doesn't mean we're going to agree on everything. we can hold the things we have in common hostage while we work through our more significant ideological difference. they don't like that approach any longer. they want us to work on the areas we can find common ground. >> mr. whitman, where's the common ground? >> i think we all look at the things before us. the sequester. everybody agrees this can't happen. it's tremendously impact full upon our military. that has to get done. we look at the debt and the deficit. those things have to be addressed. there's common ground to get those things done to address spending and ways to

address our tax code fairer, more thoughtful. those are things we ought to be working on. those are timely issues we have deadlines that have to be done. the american people want us to get those things done. don't want this last minute problem solving to occur. they want things to be done now. >> some of your colleagues suggested, they are going to let the sequester to go through. >> there are other ways to make sure we can accomplish that. i am there to tell them what the impact will be on this nation's defense. how hurtful that will be to those men and women in uniform to the families to the dod civilians and how it affects this nation strategically. make sure we're doing what's in the best interest of the nation. >> mr. delaney, you are a businessman. you come from a business background. job creation on the president's agenda as well. talk about increasing the minimum wage to $9 an hour. good for workers, is that good for business? >> i think it's good for workers

and good for business. what business should care about in this country is making sure opportunity is broadly shared among the american population. one of the problems we have right now is businesses are dog well on a relative basis which is great but that's not being shared broadly among the american people and i don't think business is to blame for that. our economy has changed and technology have changed the face of the american workforce which is why we need to educate people better. change our immigration policies and do things to make the country more competitive so people who get jobs have a higher standard of living. the minimum wage is a way of ensuring people who make minimum wage don't live below the poverty line. that's not the kind of country they want to do business in either. >> briefly, final word, we have to wrap. >> sure. the most important

thing is for us to address the unemployment levels. we want people working and that's the critical element. how do we find ways to broaden the base to make sure they can do best and grow businesses and create jobs. >> that is the word here from local representatives. the one thing we can say in dc, maryland and virginia is the sequester is not good for our region and do what they can together to try to stop that. >> thank you. and at the president's address last night, several people from our area were invited by the first lady to attend. a teenager who developed a new way to detect pancreatic cancer. and another arlington resident there lisa richards who used twitter to fight back against a tax increase on the middle class.

>> and tells weekly audience at the vatican he's stepping down for quote the good of the church. thousands gave the holy father a standing ovation. many had tears in their eyes. this is the first appearance since announcing his resignation. he is celebrating ash wednesday mass in saint peter's basilica. >> coming up after the break, meet the young girl who is up for an academy award for best act stress and her performance in beast of the southern wild. hire could star and director will join us live to talk about this remarkable story. what the film can teach viewers. >> the water is going to rise up

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one day, the storm's going to blow. the ground's going to sink and the water's going to rise up so high, there ain't going to be no bathtub. >> a young girl determined to find her lost mom embarks on a journey at the edge of the world. academy award nominated beast of the southern wild follows 6 year old hush puppy who believes she lives in the prettiest place on earth. all that changes when her father comes down with illness. he has prepared her for life without him but mother nature has a different plan. sheds light on poverty and features lifelike and animated images. the movie snatched up four academy award nominations including pest picture and best actress.

9 year old star is the youngest person ever to be nominated for academy award for best actress. she joins us more to talk about it and plays her dad. welcome all of you to washington, to our studios. we are thrilled to have you here. congratulations to you miss pretty. >> thank you. >> gentleman, i have to start with her. i have to do it. what is it like ? can you even imagine that you might win an academy award. the youngest ever. >> i guess. things happen. >> right. but you got to be like -- or are you like me, really? are they talking about me? or did you know you could do something like this? >> no, it was something i wanted to try.

>> i want to ask what you saw and congratulations on them of e of telling this story. you saw additioned all of these -- auditioned all of these young stars and then the lovely quvenzhane walks in. >> we were traveling around louisiana for nine months trying to find the perfect person. and then when she came in, she's only five years old when she did her first audition. she had this poise and this wisdom and seemed to understand herself and understand the world in a special way. had all this acting talent that went along with it. we knew we would never find another person like her. >> it is acting talent because

as she sits here poised today, very different from who we see now on the screen. it is the essence of acting and transformation. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. and speaking of which, i have to say that mr. henry, you, as far as i know had no previous acting experience either. you own a bakery and a deli and another bakery and deli. here comes katrina. that gets wiped out. you are this self made man and now you are in this academy award nominated movie. how is your life right now? >> life has changed for me. i've been a businessman for the past 13 years. i got thrown into the movie business and my whole life has been changed. and business has probably doubled since the movie. i've been meeting some of the most famous people that i've been admiring all my life. it's been a wonderful journey. >> do you have the bug now? are you ready to put somebody

else in charge? what's the name? >> buttermilk drop. >> i know that's right. if you are in the big easy, go and visit. do you have the bug though? you want to do more acting? >> a little bit but my heart is still in the bakery business. it's a business i've been in all my life. i started my business to my kids and my kids are the most important people to the world to me. i'm building my business to pass down to them and to the next generation. so that is most important to me. my business and my children. >> there's some tough scenes. i'm just assuming everybody in the world has already seen it and i urge you to see it. it's an adventure. but it's kind of dark in places and there are moments when wink has to be a little hard. what was it like and you are nominated for best director. congratulations. what was it like to sort of say

okay now you got the role, let's get to work. and in the conditions you worked in too, the mud, the water, that houseboat or boat you all live on. what was it like? >> you know, it was truly an adventure. we didn't shoot in sets, we didn't shoot in well air conditioned green screens. everything was shot on the water on location. no one had to act like they were hot or act like they were getting bitten by mosquitos we were out there really doing it. it was tough everyday. it was a physical challenge. but an incredible adventure. we had a ton of fun on set. and something we'll never forget. >> i read you looked at it like playtime. you were really little when you did it. some of this -- have you seen the movie? >> yes. >> and i ask you that because some of it is hard to see. what do you think now when you look at your little self when you

were playing that role? are you amazed? >> i laugh as i watch it. >> do you? >> even at some parts you are not supposed to laugh. >> okay. >> it's funny to you? >> yes. because as i was little, it has a big me on the screen with a small voice and i'm a little me. with a big voice. it's kind of confusing. >> my daughter who is a little younger than you, she wanted me to ask you wasn't it scary when you had to face the things you had to face like right up in your face in that movie. were you scared? >> whenever i had to touch the pig that actually wanted me to put my face up on that and i said no. some things >> some things you said no.

what's next to you ? >> all i have is 12 years. >> do you know how busy you are going to be from now on? yup. sorry. get ready. you are going to be busy for the rest of your -- as long as you want to act. and you do want to continue acting right? there's not going to be one year you don't have a movie. there was whenever i was like 4 and 3. >> i'm talking about from now on. trust me. and i know if you have any say in it, this young lady will be acting for many years to come. we have enjoyed talking to you and the movie. and congratulations on all your success. >> thank you. >> all right. i got to end it here. thank you so much for coming in. when i am in new orleans, i am coming. i'm going to stand in that line and get to you. ben, what's next for you? >> as soon as we are done promoting the film in march, going to go back home and start writing the next film. hopefully a lot of the same people in this one will be part

of that one. >> there was an effort to renew new orleans and you are helping to do that with your beautiful story. thank you. thank you, everybody. we'll be right back. the whole universe depends on everything fitting together just right. you'rere on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will.

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some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. back now with a check of our top stories. a touching tribute on the university of maryland campus. students try to deal with the loss of two classmates. devon green shot his two roommates. one roommate died. a second roommate is recovering. green's family says he had been

suffering from a mental illness. >> investigators in charles county are trying to determine what caused a deadly house fire. crews arriveedrrived to the home. family members say they tried to get her out but couldn't because of heavy smoke. 7 on people inside the home managed to escape. one firefighter was taken to the hospital. move over bill gates and albert einstein, there's new competition and you won't believe how old she is. >> and an olympic hopeful shocked after the ioc dispars wrestling. hear from the maryland teenager who may only have one more shot at winning olympic gold. >> first, a live look outside. you might want to take your umbrella with you. later today, prapgs, a wet wednesday evening. a rain and snow on the way. tucker has the forecast when we

come back. it's 9:26. 

this is 16-year-old -- this 16-year-old english girl may just be the smartest person ever. on recent iq test lauren scored a 161. that's one point higher than steven hawking, bill gates, even albert einstein. they had scores of 160. i don't have to be a genius to do that math. the straight a student says she is a normal teenager. she is unsure if she'll continue on to college or pursue a career in entertainment. >> don't waste that knowledge. >> what are you saying it's not smart to be in entertainment? >> you are right. i shouldn't -- it's fine. >> the gentleman who was just in silver linings playbook, he

went to georgetown. >> bradley cooper. >> he's not genius. >> but she's saying i might not go to college. you can do both is what i'm saying. >> i'm glad we decided for her. our local ed no rton he went to yale. it's chilly outside and going to be a cool afternoon. rain showers moving in and see if we don't transition to snow later tonight. evening commute will be wet and see if we don't get snow later. tomorrow morning, the possibility of a couple slippery spots. below freezing for parts of the area. >> i'm still on the quvenzhane meet. i did hear everything you said. >> current oscar nominees. >> right here in our studio. >> 39 in washington. 37 in leonard town . holding on to these freezing temperatures and that will make things more interesting later today. 30 in

manassas right now. 30 in frederick. and off to the north and west stand the best possibility of seeing these light rain showers. and again, we're not looking at big time accumulations. if temperatures can hold back a little bit this presip can turn over we may see light accumulations north and west later tonight. nothing out there right now. this is not touching the ground. first little layer. you see the clouds moving in overnight. all the clouds out there. here's our storminess. it's a mixture of rain in eastern portions of kentucky and then to the west and to the north some snow. and as it pushes on through later this afternoon, we'll get a period of showers in here. 2 or 3:00 see rain showers move in. and that transition to snow towards the end of evening rush hour north and west lchlt and again, there could be light accumulations by early tomorrow morning.

notice at 3:00, not looking terribly impressive. we are starting to see snow. here in washington just rain showers during the afternoon. there we are at 6:00. still getting rain. but starting to see that transition take place. you'll be in the snow there by 6:00. and watch that snow line work its way down by 8:00. pushing into montgomery county. and maybe south and east here during the later hours 9 or 10:00 tonight. might get a little left over snow points south and east. not talking about big time accumulations here. may be a slushy inch up towards hagerstown. maybe a slushy two inches. there we are at 1:00. your forecast for today will be cool either way. 44 your daytime high. becoming cloudy. and won't be heavy . winds out of the east at 5 to 10.

see that transition from rain to snow. for parts of the area. a lot of accumulation s possible. i don't think you'll be shoveling it. might have to get out the broom in a few spots. it will still warm yesterday. temperatures will only be in the mid 30s. there's your accu weather 7 day forecast. whatever we get later tonight, we will certainly melt off tomorrow with highs in the upper 40s and colder this weekend.thad allison, back to you at the desk. >> thank you, sir. topping today's sports breakfast, it was a good night for the caps down in florida. trailing two in the third forced the panthers into overtime. and a power play goal by alex with less than 3 minutes left. troy scored 32 seconds in to give washington the 6-5 win. the caps will try to make it two in a row when they take on tampa.

>> it is one of the oldest olympic sports but wrestling in the olympics will soon be a thing of the past. >> that decision has impact on one local wrestler. helen is a champion on the mat. first girl to place at the state tournament. at 17 she was the youngest girl to ever make the world team. now her dream of making the 2016 olympic team may be her last. olympic committee announced the sport will be eliminated in 2020. helen's mom couldn't believe the news. >> i'm blindsided. the last thing i heard they were going to add more weight classes. they've never talked about dropping wrestling. it's one of the original sports. the oldest sport there is. >> helen is currently training in ukraine for the 2016 olympics. russian olympic committee says it will appeal the decision. >> all right.

she's just 4 years old and earning a paycheck similar to hollywood a listers. find out who is raking in the cash. >> plus is chris putting kim's reality show in jeopardy. next in the buzz bin. 9:35. 

cracking open the buzz bin now with rumors jt and jay z may hit the road together. jay z joined justin timberlake at the graham he's. justin said a tour is in the works and he hinted jay z would be with him but stopped short of confirming that rumor. some little monsters will have to wait to see mother monster perform. forced lady gaga to cancel four shows on born this way ball tour. lady gaga tweeted the injury happened a while ago but been hiding it.

worsened leaving her unable to walk. the good news is she is expected to resume her tour in time for her february #25i show here at the verizon center. >> wonder what the injury is. >> can't walk. >> a huge payday for one of brangelina's children and kris threatens tv show. >> time to check in with dax holt. great big good morning. >> good morning. how is everyone? >> we're doing great. it is good to see you. let's start with one of the brangelina children is going to appear in a movie with mom? >> she is. vivian 4 years old going to be in a movie with angelina. we found out she is getting paid $3,000 a week to shoot this movie and on top of that getting a $60 per day per

diem for this movie. this girl doesn't need the $60 on top of that. she's already getting 3,000. that's awesome. and your mother is angelina jolie chlt. good for her. >> i lose track. is that one of the twins? >> that is one of the twins yeah. vivian is the other twin. >> i wonder if the other twin will be involved in this as well. frequently as you know they hire twins for these roles. >> maybe knox isn't into acting yet. >> we hear that kris and kim are back at it again and threatening tv show. what's up? >> well, right now it's really just the lawyers. kris's lawyer is working hard. and the judge had gone after the lawyer.

asked him are you trying to go after the show? this is divorce and all the questions and everything related to this seems to be about the reality show. he said no i'm not doing that well. they had a big ol' deputy sipgs and the questions are not about the relationship. it's about whether season 6 of the karsashian show was scripted or cast members are getting direction on how to act. whether there's story boards. really, this has nothing to do with the divorce. kris is trying to embarrass the karsashians so they'll settle it and move along. >> what's this about? money or does kris want kim back? >> no, at this point i think it's absolutely about money. he said in the beginning he would settle for $7 million. she said absolutely not and he's been going after her. >> he's angry. >> he is angry. and i think he wants some cash. >> thank you, dax.

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>> reporter: good morning. we are going to talk about do it yourself gifts. we are here at velatis. we're hoping we'll be able to see it in a matter of seconds. $1.6 billion is spent on candy alone during valentine's day. that's pretty amazing. regina is the manager. she's here with me . i want you to real quickly tell me what's your favorite. >> my favorite at the moment and only at the moment cause it changes a lot is the chocolate sea salt we have here. we also for valentine's day have a black cherry brandy sugary which is over here. all of them are wonderful. >> i think that's the sound we want to hear. they will pour. i was taking an informal poll. dana on the left is the head chef. her favorite is shock late sugary and amy in the

magenta blouse, she says vanilla cashew is a must. do you have a favorite velatis story? >> i have many velatis stories. one of my favorite was last valentine's day. i was packing a box and she had tears coming down. i said what's wrong? my father used to buy this for us and he's gone. >> i want to plunge into that. >> they have been working nonstop. i'm going to take this salted caramel. >> she's in the front and she is our do it yourself expert helping us create gifts. >> what we have is this wonderful keepsake poj and what's neat with it is with the

scrap book papers you can cut them out to make it look like there are cards. what a nice gift this is for any time of year. >> what do i do with my cards but you can save them in a box like that. >> exactly. so easy to make. scrap book paper. sticker ands things. and they are easy to put together. kids, adults. look how much fun you can have. like a clothing table . duct tape. >> still big. >> new patterns for valentine's day. i made this little heart. they are under 30 cents. cover them with the duct tape and hang it on your door. >> a lot of these too i just always want people to understand, a lot of these ideas and patterns are on the web site. >> we have a ton of information. simple glass vase.

this is tissue paper punched out and on with an modge podge. something every year you can bring out. styrofoam to make it look like the conversation hearts. and the glass blocks and this is a love bug and there's lights in here you can light up. fun thing for kids and for decor. a lot of fun too. so many things for so many people. great to be able to do things together to make something. it's great. i've already got some of my things i'm getting from velatis now. >> it's going to be in something i made. >> little bit of both. there you go. happy valentine's day to you. thank you for coming in. happy valentine's day velatis crew. they can't look up. they are too busy. myfoxdc.com is our web site . we have a link to theirs.

and it they do sell online as well. sarah, i'm sending it to you. we should have come after you. caramel desserts should have come after the oysters. >> it depends. it's valentine's day so anything goes. we're talking about oysters, holly. thanks so much. if you are hoping to set the mood, you may want to check out the oysters on the menu. often seen as -- thanks so much for coming in. >> thank you. these look beautiful. first off, these are something that you've been doing over the last couple years really crafting it. >> yes, more interested in oysters the last two years. new fashion and now we started doing an otherwisester class every first monday of the month. for $35, it's a great way people to

enjoy 8 different varieties of oysters and a couple different cooked dishes. >> we're talking about valentine's day. >> what makes them an afrodisiac? >> do encourage the -- >> now, we know. >> tell me a little about this dish. this is one of the dishes you said you can get at your oyster class. >> first of all, most important. the hardest part of the whole thing. >> you have to be the expert to do that.

push it in. pop it up. settle and slide it through the top. >> you did that with a glove and everything. >> then what do you do? >> also enit from the bottom. a few more here. >> best way to try is is when it's raw. >> it's better not to try anything. >> can i try it with lemon juice though? i don't know how brave i am without the lemon juice. >> let me help you here. >> tell me about what you got going on here. >> the recipe is the simplest recipe you can find. couple spoons. couple spoons of parsley.

parmesean and garlic. >> the/ster oysterss are slightly salty. >> place them in the oven 425. 5 to 6 minutes. when it gets a little bit of a color, it's ready. >> you were telling me this and i think tony and allison need to listen up. everybody was saying they weren't big fans. but for people that have a texture issue, topping them with something like this might add something. >> much better. gives it a chris peeness. it's easier to eat. always hard the first time to try an oyster. easier to eat it. you have a bite on it. much more pleasant. >> i think anybody can like that. looks delicious. great raw as well . and you serve up a little on the side with the

oyster class. >> it's fun and easy. martini glass. we like to put celery salt. >> just real quick, tell me what's in there. we're running out of time. >> bloody mary mix, horseradish, tobasco. >> you can find more about the class by heading to our web site myfoxdc.com. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. 

we have some breaking news now on the search for the former la police officer who had gone on a shooting spree and is presumed dead killed in the fire in that cabin. they have not identified the remains discovered there but now have found a california driver's

license belonging to christopher dorner in that burned cabin near the body. they have not identified the body itself but have found christopher dorner's id in that cabin. >> let's leave us with a forecast. >> clouds are moving in and showers this afternoon. there's a live shot. i haven't been outside to see if it smells like snow. should just be rain showers. the evening commute a wet one hchlt and tonight, parts of the area will transition from rain to snow. could be light accumulations. not talking about a major storm but a couple slippery spots. tomorrow morning temperatures will get close to freezing. there's the rest of your 7 day and once again temperatures cold by sunday. 37 degrees. >> i'm going to eyeball it. i can always tell . >> we'll go out right afterwards. >> speaking of sniffing out, here's banana joe. he was crowned best in show last night