. >>> 44-year-old renee bowman faces life in pris spon when she is sentenced. audrey barnes was in the courtroom when the verdicts were read. >> reporter: the jurors say the evidence in this case was so overwhelming the guilty verdicts came easily. >> what she did is appalling. i don't have words for it. >> reporter: the prosecutor says testimony from the tiny survivor now 9, who faced down the woman who tortured, maimed and killed her two sisters and stuffed their bodies in this freezer was the defining moment of the trial. a healing moment for the child he calls the miracle girl. >> the fact she was so well supported and loved by the people who came here with her that day, she seems to have been voiced by the fact she was able to come in here and speak the truth about what her ex-mother did to her. >> reporter: it was bowman's own words that sealed her fate out of the gate. jurors heard a confession taped by the detective shortly after the miracle child fled the home and neighbors called police. >> who wrapped them up in the blanket? >> i did. >> who put them

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she regained consciousness and made it to a roadway where she contacted pris for help. >> reporter: thismposite sketch of a suspect that could connected. the man robbed a woman at gun point in arlington on february 10th. police say it could be the same gunman who abducted the women this morning. >> a strong possibility it could be the same suspect. >> reporter: this ce has frightened many. >> horrifying to think that could happen on my street to two girlts that are just walking home. >> reporter: a u.s. marine has been arrested in connection with an abduction and robbery that happened a couple of weeks ago in arlington. he is a suspect in the abduction of the women and sexual assault that ended in prince william county. he is being processed by arlington county police. darcy spencer, news 4. >> darcy, thank you. >>> a small plane went down in an arundel county killing a man inside around 4:30 this afternoon in edge water. the single engine plane crashed into a neighborhood half a mile from lee airport. crews arrived to find the plane in the yard of a house on warehouse creek lane. the fi

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toyota as pries are recalled. could there be a problem with the corolla? >> how soon before grease needs a life line? >> what clean energy stands to gain. >> it's all ahead on "first business" approximate you're watching "first business," financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. >> the do you is back above the 10,000 mark. it's really been a choppy week in the stock market. coming up, the issues that are causing this tug of war on wall street. >> greece is causing part of the copiness on the market. >> more people out of work are finding jobs, so that's good news today. >> investors are waiting to hear from the federal reserve. it's expected to announce how it plans to end liquidity programs so that it can keep inflation in check. >> new report from automotive news says toyota could have power steering problems on 2010 corolla models. there are 83 complaints that the national highway traffic safety administration in the past two years. those complaints involve 10 injuries from six accidents, stemming from power steering problems. the agency

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people are just giving up and not even enrolling in some of these programs pri is tough to count them. i will not go into all of it, but the list of broken promises is long. candidate obama pledged to end closed-door deals and no-bid contracts once and for all, but just last month his administration awarded a $25 billion contract. it is not hope,. . it is same old, same old. we got a cornhusk your kick back, the louisiana purchase -- cornhusker kickback, the louisiana purchase. they handed out waivers to lobbyists and left and right. more than 40 lobbyists work at the top levels of this administration. most members of congress do not get to read the bills before they have to vote on it, but less to pledged that a bill would not be signed into law until we have a five days to read it online. it is easy to understand why americans are shaking their heads when washington has broken the trust with the people that these politicians are to be serving. we are drowning in national debt. many of us had had enough. -- have had enough. [applause] >> now, based on principles in all of this, it is

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people are just giving up and not even enrolling in some of these programs pri is tough to count themgo into all of it, but the list of broken promises is long. candidate obama pledged to end closed-door deals and no-bid contracts once and for all, but just last month his administration awarded a $25 billion contract. it is not hope,. . it is same old, same old. we got a cornhusk your kick back, the louisiana purchase -- cornhusker kickback, the louisiana purchase. they handed out waivers to lobbyists and left and right. more than 40 lobbyists work at the top levels of this administration. most members of congress do not get to read the bills before they have to vote on it, but less to pledged that a bill would not be signed into law until we have a five days to read it online. it is easy to understand why americans are shaking their heads when washington has broken the trust with the people that these politicians are to be serving. we are drowning in national debt. many of us had had enough. -- have had enough. [applause] >> now, based on principles in all of this, it is easy to unde

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jon: so if i don't have a pri krause -- i actually used to have one. jen how was it? jon: i liked it. jen jeb no brake problems? jon: i never had any. am i affected? jenna: there may be a problem in the electronics for some of the toy toyotas because of an electronic throttle, so when you're pushing on the accelerator, it's sending a signal to accelerate. so there's still this issue of that, but toyota's not the only one, so we're going to have to see if might be other car companies might be involved here. and also, jon, this is interesting, a lot of our major mutual funds for our 401(k)s actually have some exposure to toyota, and the stock overseas really has taken a hit, so you might be affected in ways you never even thought even if you don't drive one. john: we'll check in with you later. jane: china has been discussing sanctions on iran, that it's counterproductive. that development is a potential huge road block at efforts aimed at curbing the country's nuclear am wigs. mike emanuel, what is china saying about why it would be opposed to tougher sanctions against

it has clung to all of the tree limbs and the shrub pri and creating a beautiful scene.when daylight hits, it's going to be a photo op. look at the snow totals we've had from weather watchers and observers, generally around three to four inches in the metro area. a little more farther west and north. a low impact storm overall. temperatures in the upper 20s to near 30 degrees. now 32 in washington. storm system quickly moved away. it's now snowing around new york city, long island, southern new england, maybe flight delays. later on this morning that soon will exithere as well as it pulls away from us, we will continue to have a clearing sky and some sunshine breaking out. that should warm us into the low 40s. if you want to take photos, do it this morning. a lot of that snow will be falling off the tree limbs and the shrub by by mid to late morning. then tomorrow we'll have a frozen start. so watch out for patchy ice in the morning. but then sunny in the afternoon. the low 40s. it does appear we're still on track for a major winter storm impacting our region, this time

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pri conference hosted by the national urban fellows, this is about 15 minutes. >> i am going to invite with them up to the podium. to introduce mayor harvey johnson. in class of 2010. [applause] >> whopping one. >> good evening everyone. in good evening. and while it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce the honorable mayor harvey johnson jr. of jackson, mississippi. a man who is dedicated his life to public service and really embodies the values and mission of national urban fellows. in 1997 he made history by being elected jacksons' first african-american mayor. he served two terms leading the charge for economic vitality and growth. the answer in the call to service again in 2009, mayor johnson ran and was reelected for his third term with over 85 percent of the votes. prior two his life in public office, johnson dedicated much of his time and expertise to help the economically depressed small towns with minority leadership obtain access to essential services. he also served as founding executive director of the center for university base development at jackson university.

. >>> toyota's denying reports that pri us has been added to massive recall list.ty regulators are looking at reports of braking problems. the hybrid is not in the massive recall of toyota vehicles but a focus of a formal investigation of the national highway traffic administration. they have four braking problems including crashes. a little lag time a second after you hit the brake the car responds. toyota has recalled more than 8 million other cars and trucks with gas pedal problems. one safety analyst says the company hasn't really addressed that problem yet. >> unequivocally these recalls do not get to the core of the problems that toyota has. these are completely computer-guided systems and we all know electronics fail. they do fail and they will fail. the problem with toyota is they haven't built enough fail-safe devices into their cars to ensure drivers get control of a vehicle when a failure happens. >> let's get views from i reporters. they are speaking out about the massive toyota recall. so many people own a toyota. both of these i reporters drive toyota