. >>> mba has a way for you to go green. details coming up on this tuesday, february 7th. i'm charley crowson. >> i'm megan pringle. thank you for joining us. we start with a look at the weather. over to meteorologist, lynette charles. good morning. >> good morning meagan. we are on a roll, once again, we will get sun in here this morning, maybe a few clouds this afternoon. then temperatures will be milder, coming in around the mid-50s, and then we are talking about the wintery mix, that's a possibility as we work in to tomorrow afternoon. right now, temperatures joppa, 38, frederick 48. elkton 33. what that means, that means you need to grab the coat this morning and you might want to dress in layers in to the afternoon, take it off. bunds bundle the kiddies up. we have all five sweeps on. that's the scenario as we go through the rest of the afternoon. change is coming, stick with me, i'm going to talk about the change coming up. now let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >>> the roads are looking great. great start for tuesday morning drive as we check the major r

the university of north carolina -- university of delaware as aerospace engineer. 1984 received an mba from north carolina and pursued a career in financial services. i first joined a company for risk analysis. moved and co-managed us dollar tc option portfolio. for a number of years before returning to risk management as global head of market risk. in 2001 i joined a bank in montreal as head of u.s. risk oversight onfor all trading, underwriting and investment activities in the united states and with a mandate to strengthen risk management activities and capabilities in the u.s. then in 2004, i joined new edge as chief risk officer of the americas, again, with a mandate to elevate risk management capability sz to fully support growing brokerage businesses. i led and coordinated efforts to implement new best practice policies, systems, analytics and controls and supported businesses agreeing both transparency to and governance of the risk across organizations. enaugust of 2008, i joined mf global as chief risk officer reporting to cfo responsibility for risk department worldwide. i als

. >> pure book was quite interesting about how important the mba was and repairing for life in egypt. >> but as advertising with harvard. [laughter] >> we compete with the school across the river. you said you learned the marketing was really quite interesting about that. and to go the marketing was critical -- >> the marketing was critical. you can apply and see the feedback instantaneously. it is not like the typical market cycle for you have to see the impact. it added a lot of things to the skills i was developing over time. i never thought at that time when i was studying that i would use the skills i have acquired which we talk about on the page, that would make a bit of a difference compared to the typical relationship between the activists were those who are active and the political or human rights area. that is the mainstream who is listening to us and you want them to relate. and >>>> i want to come back to that. it is interesting the part of your success and why it worked. you came out of the university of cairo in 2005 or so? >> yes. to go only seven years ago? >> yes. --

i have an mba. >> you have an mba? >> yes. i'm married.riage is not going well. >> i'm sorry. you're married? >> yes, sir. >> the marriage is not going well? >> yes. i just wanted a friend to talk to, kind of. >> explain to me how difficulty in your marriage led you to this house where you believed a 13-year-old girl was home alone. >> she's good in studies. >> good in studies. >> i thought it was like a mature friend. >> a mature friend? >> yes. >> where were you when you were having this chat with this 13-year-old girl, amy? >> in my office. >> you were in your office. >> yes. >> does your boss know you're online chatting with 13-year-old girls? >> i'm sure they don't. >> what would his bosses think if they read a transcript of his pornographic online chat? you asks if she masturbates. >> right. >> you say i feel like kissing you now and suck on your blank and feel your tummy. >> yes. i realize it's not a good thing. not something i should do. >> why even come over here? >> just like working for one years, i just thought i would take a d

many years later, masters in electrical engineering from new york university, many are sick or an mba from the masters of business administration from indiana university graduate school of business. so what i did was build a foundation thinking i was going to be in the technology world where i spent five years with ibm, but after getting my mba, i actually got very interested for more interested in the investment firm, so i switched careers and became a master your >> it is 2011. why did you write slbms now? >> a position in the business the category. and i had no interest, no plans to write a book and it was actually lewis, who is the widow of the legendary reginald lewis, who degrade faster for the american entrepreneur after that encourage me to write this book. so when she did what she got claire walker hirschi at commission commissioned after they have since dad to call me. no player had a club, how he built a billion dollars business and john whaley happened to be the publisher. so when claire told about my story and presented a proposal, they got very interested. here's an afri

science in cybersecurity, based on our department of computer science and the launching of an executive mba that will bring together our school of business and our law school. it's my pleasure to turn the podium over to the director of george washington's homeland security policy institute and the moderator of today as discussion that i hope you will all enjoy and profit from. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you president knapp and let me echo the welcome for all those watching our live web stream and to those here today. we have a good sized panel here which is reflective of the significance and the importance of the various issues we are going to discuss today. one would argue it's taking quite some time to get to this point, as senator lieberman put it, perhaps our system is blinking red in a domain very similar to the days pre9/11, i think that we can all agree that we need to do more in this space and ensure that our ability to protect networks can as much as possible keep pace with the advances in networking. i'm not sure we can all agree on thousand best get there. i'm

. >> house bill 541 requires the mba to develop and distribute them, and the tax will be available to the public, costing $20 more than a chesapeake bay and agriculture license but it's currently available. presence will go to the veterans trust fund. >> the dollars raised will go to those maryland veterans who have lost limbs, suffer from a traumatic brain syndrome, or have otherwise adversely affected as a result of serving our country. >> but the bill's chances of passage are slim. the state secretary of veteran affairs opposes the measure because the mva believes the plates are more trouble than they're worth. in a letter to the house committee considering the legislation, transportation officials call it a significant administrative burden and an operational burden. agency officials say collecting and disbursing the money would be time consuming and insensate. it would require computer programming changes. they also point out they do not have enough space to keep the licensed stock. >> the mva says there is no room to store these plates. to that, i say and be a closet or clean of

he received both his jd and mba from the university of virginia. bill mcgovern is an associate process for of law at the university of minnesota where he specializes in information law, including digital identity and data privacy. before joining, he was a resident fellow for internet and society and a litigator in boston. he received his jd from nyu and b.a. from carlton college in minnesota. he was once a staffer for senator schumer back in the days in the house of representatives. mark road den berg is the executive director of the privacy information center where he -- which he co-founded in 1994. he chairs the american bar association committee on privacy and information protection and has edited several privacy law experts. g again, he was counsel to senator leahy where he advised the senator on the law that we are considering today, the privacy act. christopher wolf is part of the privacy management here in washington and he's founder and co-chair of the privacy forum. he was lead author on privacy law and has offered numerous publications on

and the mba. >> and keystone, canada is giving us the boot. and china is getting the-- that's money and speaking up in a fox business network poll. the results, they will stun you. [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not compromisen taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance. >> hi, everyone, live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. there is a major test to the republican presidential race, decided today, it's in maine, where this'll announce a winner of the week long caucus. and mitt romney and ron paul are the only two candidates campaigning today in the states, romney hoping to bounce back from what may have been the worst stretch on the trail. rick santorum swept missouri, minnesota and colorado. you want to keep it here. and a video of the crackdown in syria. and killed four more people in the rebel city. and a strike against the assad regime. opposition

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you can complete your mba in less time even less than a year. finally verizon is making a big investment in illinois. $166 million to . bryson says it will add new towers and had new updates to existing software. stocks are down and investors are losing confidence in the greek debt talks. that has been a look at your business headlines it today. >> facebook users may begin to start seeing advertisements on their cell phones. the financial times reports they will begin in march face book is reportedly working with advertising agencies to display what it calls it featured stories. the goal is to tap a new source of revenue before the company goes public in may and they are expected to be valued at 80-$100 billion. >> everyone is talking about last night's super bowl commercials these are the ones that the usa today's scientifically chosen panel of consumers said they liked best. number 1- doritos commercials and number 2- the dog that could not fit throught the doorh the door. nbc is apologizing after the rapper mia flipped off millions of viewers

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> b.g.e. crews are making slow progress here in southwest baltimore.

i earned my mba from strayer university. >> an armed robbery and shooting in east baltimore.ls are next. >> the attention turns to arizona or the gop candidate's face off for the first time in nearly a month. nearly a month. >>

personal level, by the age of 23, this businessman turned politician earned his undergraduate degree, mba, and law degree from the university of michigan, go blue. after spending time teaching, working as a tax accountant, governor snyder led a struggling economy called gateway, led them to grow from just over 700 employees struggling with great challenges to a fortune 500 company with more than 10,000 employees. as a fellow michiganian, i look forward to working with governor snyder in 2012 as we help to grow michigan's economy. and may i add, it's been a pleasure to watch a governor who doesn't believe that it can't be done and when it's the right thing to do. and through relentless effort, relentless positive action, he's been able to make unbelievers believers and the possibility as well as the ultimate opportunity of michigan will he gaining the primacies as a manufacturing state, as a technology state, as an education state, and the best state in the world to live and do business. we welcome you, governor snyder. >> thank you, mr. wallberg. you know, as we do a lot of that go blue,

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> as we look at the numbers this morning, temperatures stayedve freezing. that's a good thing. 35 on tv hill. the barometer is at 30.08. it's 13 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 35, you start to move out towards hagerstown. the only readings below 32 are cumberland and oakland. westminster is ping-ponging back and forth. now, 33. 34 in bel air. 35 degrees in rock hall. this is an area of low pressure moving our way. it's weak and moisture starved and it's weakening as we speak. over the next couple of days, we have a low bringing significant winter to areas on the north east, south west line. that's following the great lakes, if you will. here, it's mild and damp on thursday. no snow. 50 degrees is the high this day. watch for showers. 34 overnight and slow clearing to mostly cloudy and partly sunny tomorrow with a high of 53. showers thursday, 53 on friday. saturday and sunday, look at that, calm, president's day weekend. calm. there's the head line. 46 and 47 degrees. we'll continue to live large. >>> right now, here's the rush from sh

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. not quite as warm today? >> not quite as war but still nice for the end of february. -- not quite as nice. yesterday we were in the low 60's. loup 50's today with mostly sunny skies -- low 50's today. we do have some rain in the seven-day forecast and will bounce around with the temperatures. >> raise it again and make it permanent. that is what the mayor wants to do with the controversial bottle tax. >> kim dacey has more. >> the new bill was introduced to city council last night and there were rallies yesterday, both in support of and in opposition to this new proposal. folks in the beverage and grocery industry gathered to voice disdain about the mayor's proposed bottle tax hike. >> this tax is having a devastating impact on our members. lost sales mean reduced hours, mean less jobs for hard-working men and women in balt

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> welcome back. 6:11. we have some scattered clouds this morning. 36 downtown. mid 40's in the suburbs. a chilly start. first we say good morning to ava marie. we're continuing our series moonlighting with ava. she is working on some skills in cases tv thing doesn't work out. >> this is a good fall back plan. as you can see, i will need more practice. here we go. run away to this service without quitting your day job. is is an exercise studio where you can learn everything from tight won rope walking. >> you get great core strength. this enhances your posture. and a number of health benefits. plus it is fun. >> i did the tightwire. i was able to make it across on my first try. balancing on my own was a different story. i tried my best. again and again and again. once i stopped laughing so much, i did much better. next came the handstand. my first attempts were not so great. some help, i finally did it. then onto juggling. linwood bowling pins -- juggling with bowling pins, i will need some help with that.

i earned my mba from strayer university. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. -- good morning, everybody. >> we could see more precipitation this week? >> maybe some light rain on valentine's day. wind chills were in the teams' last weekend. -- in the teens. it could become breezy again this afternoon. high temperature of 43. we'll come back and check the seven-day forecast into next weekend. >> it is time for a timeout in the republican race for the white house. this gives voters and candidates a chance to cast their breath. kate amara has more. >> 9 contest down so far and the next primaries are coming up in two weeks. mitt romney regained some momentum going into this two- week lull. he narrowly won maine's republican caucuses on saturday -- >> that winner is mitt romney. [cheers] >> and he also won the presidential straw poll at the conservative political action committee conference in washington. >> i want to be your nominee. i want t

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> welcome back to 11 news today. a woman who gave a pregnant 16- year-old the abortion pill has been sentenced to home detention. pled guilty to reckless endangerment by giving the teenager a dose of ru-486 that she got on line. teenager was 20 weeks along at the time. a deadly shooting in north baltimore. investigators were called to the scene just after 6:00 p.m. at the family dollar store. police say the victim was shot through the window of the store. he later died and eight area hospital. -- later died at an area hospital. $3.8 killion plan includes tax hikes on the wealthy. it cuts $4 trillion from the deficit within a decade. republican lawmakers rejected the budget calling it class warfare and a campaign document. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> continue to track problems at the key bridge. if you take the inner loop, you may want to consider the tunnels this morning because we have some debris that continues to be cleared on the topside of the bridge. there are some delays because

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i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> good morning. this is a sunrise few from the chopper. a beautiful shot as the sun is inching its way over the horizon. that is not far from where i am as we continue our series, moonlighting with ava, this time at the national aquarium. i got up close and personal with some interesting animals. it is not every day you get to paet a dolphin or feet and octopus, -- or feed an octopus. my first task was to check in on the dolphins' s. the trainers teach them to do many tricks. most of these tricks help the trainers do their job, like teaching the dolphin to open its mouth to check their teeth and gums. >> good girl! we get close tabs on what the normal body condition looks like and the normal behavior and appetite. >> each dollar but eats between 18 and 35 pounds of fish per day -- each dolphin. the learning process goes both ways. >> it is an amazing process and to be a part of their lives and to learn from them. >> next we stopped by the birds and reptiles. the parrot was it when you blow bubbles fo

an undergraduate, an mba and a jb. give me a break. >> he says a lot of stupid things.on the campaign trail. if you come through the wings of the republican party alikes winning the general election. >> liking winning. >> the liking winning winning. and yeah, things are going his way in michigan. he may pull this out. and if he does, chaos. >> if you said a month ago mitt romney was going to come within five months of romney in michigan, people would say, wow, that's going to be a really blow for romney. in these expectations, you no longer win by coming close. super tuesday sets up pretty well for him right now. even with a narrow loss tonight. the general filter guys in the media don't like them. a lot of people on the right don't like them. i'm no sure they're so damaging in the environment. we're talking about winning general elections. i don't think saying all these things that he's saying every three days is going to hurt him in the primary. >> i think it could hurt him in the primary in the sense, let's say he hadn't done these things. he just went on being a coa

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. >>> turning to sports, another career day for mba sensation, germ -- jeremy lin.e nicks win 104-97. anthony could return as early as tonight. dealing with a groin injury for the past few weeks. >> interesting coffee coming up. sports illustrated swimwear issue is out. that's kate upton. i went to the site and punched up swimwear issues. take that picture. that's kate upton. kate is the cover of sports illustrated swimwear issue. that's the victoria secret's fashion show website, website. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> slight breeze northwest. barometer is at 30.08. we have a relatively mild day's start. temperatures for the most part, around the metro, south, southeast, never got below freezing overnight. 19 in oaktonment mid upper 30s, dc, packs river and ocean city. 35 columbia. 32 bel air. 36 rock hall. here was the president's day weather we watched over the weekend. exiting offshore, good-bye, see you later. the big story is going to be, amazing warm up, we will have for the next five days. the warm front is going to run weather across the eastern half of the unite

i work for the epilepsy foundation as a regional coordinator before deciding to go back and earn my mbat i have epilepsy but that's why my life's mission is to break the stigma around epilepsy and seizure disorders. >> she is with us here today and her mom, jill. thank you for that. i didn't realize when i read the letter that that -- that epilepsy could be caused that way. that's part of the problem, isn't it. the stigma of it. >> people have all different kinds of things they think about it. i was actually predisposed, i learned years later of having epilepsy and the head trauma from falling and hitting it on the garage door is what triggered it, yes. >> okay. wow. that was fascinating. the whole idea about going through a full day at school. >> yeah. >> what was that like? just blurry images? >> i only remember a few spots. i remember going to a class. i remember going to my student council meeting. but i don't remember anything else that -- my body knew what to do. i knew what to do, but when my teacher said, you're not talking, there's something wrong with you. >> you were blessed

do you think the bigger story is veterans leaving or younger mba's not going in the first place?es where many people told you, the stock market crashed. the tech bubble. the ipo. the research. what happened in 2008, that is the pivotal event that will change this industry. most journalists and most people that talk about the regulators, what they don't understand is the pivotal change on wall street, and i tie it to one thing and one thing alone, paul. when these firms were partnerships and the partner's capital was at risk referee day, they didn't have permanent public money, they weren't public companies, they did not have that permanent capital, that changed the culture. that's the one thing that is the key change for the disruption on wall street. >> big story out of media today, gary, i know you're watching, kate upton the new swimsuit model on the cover of sports illustrated. there are two covers. the other cover is and you'll appreciate this having been in the game over the weekend, that's right. jeremy lin. >> yep

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. so to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. [ dog♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the technology-packed honda odyssey. >>> hi, my name is laurie, good morning, wjz. >> all right. good morning, thanks so much for being with us. here is first warning doppler weather radar, right now most shower activity is confined essentially from the center line and north of the metro grid west and east. you folks smerna park, kroftton, columbia everybody keep an umbrella close, we are all going to need it more than once or twice today. right now on tv hill 48 degrees 70% humidity east north east breeze at 9, the barometer 29.54, western maryland upper 30s to low 40s, 37, 43 cumberland and oakland, 43 haggerstown, 47 elkton, lo

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i earned my mba from strayer university. >>> it is arguably one of the most amazing renditions of theanthem ever. whitney houston performing at the super bowl in 1991. we are asking you to share your memories of star. >> tracy gray writes to us saying i saw her right after constitution hall reopened after renovations years ago. what an amazing voice. so true. and here is a clip from the 1987 performance. hbo broadcast the show live. with you share your memories of whitney houston this morning on our facebook or twitter. hearing that star spangled banner rendition, it still gives me gooses bumps just to hear it. >> we were, tag about our favorite whitney houston songs and that was the top of my list. the star spakeeled banner right this. then she had a gospel song called i love the lord which was great as well because not a lot of music, just her human services voice. it was just that powerful and that strong from a boss pell album. those are my two. >> you didn't need much more than the voice. she was an amazing talent. >> takes me back to high school. >> i want to dance with somebody

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> hi, i am from baltimore city. good morning, wjz tv, and mary, keep wearing your cowboy boots, dude. >> -- today. we have got some light showers in the area. this is going to be the flavor of this thursday. keep an umbrella at arm's length and you will be just fine. the bulk of rain in the forecast come in the afternoon but not exclusively. 40 degrees right now on tv hill, 78% humidity, an effort early breeze av 7, barometer at 30.27, mid to upper 30s maryland, 35 haggerstown, those are your temperatures in those areas. almost 40 easton and ocean city, it is 40 downtown and columbia, 43 annapolis and kent island, 35 rock hall and westminster, 36 degrees in bellaire, again, this storm out to the north and west isn't any big deal, mild, just damp in the area today, look how many areas are getting that. once it passes it will drag incredibly mild air into the region, easily going into the mid-50s, what we are talking about though becomes apparent on the 5 day. 43 the high today with rain around the area, tonight 36 mo

some extent has been exploited from the united states and some of those exporters have come from our mbarograms. >> i don't feel like you answered his question. if our best and brightest are going into business formation or into consulting and financial engineering, that has an influence in greater development. >> if consulting is done right, the knowledge from the united states has gone around the world. so consultants, i think, more highly of. and for financial engineers and wall street, some people on wall street private equity is one of them actually do good things. they make companies more productive on the whole. and sometimes that means cutting. sometimes that means growing. but the whole idea of private equity is to make companies more productive. only with more productivity you have a bigger pie. >> do you agree with that? >> i don't want to take issue with respect to the economic growth that we have seen in the last 30 years. i would take issue with whether we want to credit one institution with it. but i would ask the question that in 30 years ago, would you say that today the

i earned my mba from strayer university. >>> a live look outside right now in new orleans.s time. one big old party. it is actually fat tuesday. one big old party in new orleans as they get ready to celebrate mardi gras. the celebration is under way. yesterday, thousands gathered to welcome in rex, the king of the carnival along with his entourage. they watched as the mayor handed over the keys to the city giving rex control of new orleans for 24 hours. >> that was a live picture of yesterday. look at it now. i'm sure that moisture on the street is all kind of wonderful stuff. >> can you imagine the smells down there. >> i have smelled that smell before and it is not pleasant. >> it looks like they are calling in the forces to get people cleared off there. fat tuesday, folks celebrating. mardi gras down there. should be fun. we'll be having our own little celebration here. much calmer here. >> probably smell a lot better too. >> that i guarantee. i had my first visit down there a couple of years ago. i had a great time. it wasn't mardi gras but a fun city. >> you were down

and an mba from harvard business school. yet, he says only two out of about every ten of his projects resulted in a homerun. when you think about putting as much money as you have to into these projects, you'd think you'd get an ulcer or you'd burn out early. >> i remember one of our investors says, "tom, how do you--how do you live with this?" and i said, "well, henry, it's your money." [laughs] >> not my money. perkins is now a partner emeritus at the firm he founded. he seemed about ready to sail off into the sunset when suddenly, at age 74, his life and legacy took a controversial turn. as a member of hewlett-packard's board of directors, he played a role in the 2005 sacking of carly fiorina, the computer giant's ceo, and a year later the ouster of its chairman of the board, pattie dunn. they both went public on 60 minutes and in separate interviews accused him of engineering their dismissals. is it possible that part of the problem was that you just couldn't accept that there were women in control here? now, it's a seri

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> hi, my name is cherel, good morning. >> good morning, thanks for being with us, 49, 70% humidity, the barometer is at 29.49, 12 degrees warmer right now than at this time yesterday. almost 50 degrees. pretty much every location on this man with the exception of oakland at 49. those are your current temperatures. we had showers meander by the area during the overnight. there is still a slug of moisture to the west. every time we look at it the mountains that stretch from pennsylvania towards el kinds are taking the umphf out of it. we don't have any moisture until tomorrow when a big cold front comes through, we may see auto spring like thunderstorm tomorrow morning. this day going for a high of 65 degrees, a mixture of clouds and sun overnight tonight with a shower, 45. it is going to be another very mild night. tomorrow up to 67 but behind that front it is going to get windy and seasonal for the weekend, 49and 46, saturday and sunday but look at that monday and tuesday, right back into the mid-upper 50s, 56 and 58 degrees, that is the 27th of

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i earned my mba from strayer university. . >>> look at the sun out there.tter as the week progresses. we've also been talking about allergies. the spring allergy season got started early. that's why we're suffering, the mild winter. >> the atlanta asthma clinic hasn't seen pollen counts this high in 20 years. maryland, southern ohio and some states out west are getting affected. >> we're feeling cranky -- >> well, we like the temperatures. >> also, we would like to say good morning to shannon laviner. she's the facebook fan of the day. she would like to see julie's tucker more often. she thinks he's cute when he squirms. >> he's making a squirmy face now. find us on facebook if you want to be the facebook fan of the day. >> we'll have to get that message to julie. >> we'll have to help. >> easy to do. >>> guess what? time to turn it to allison and tony. >> they're both cute without squirming. >> good morning, guys. coming up, two stories developing overseas. first, more fallouts in afghanistan after american forces are caught burning the muslim holy book. t

i earned my mba from strayer university. >>> good morning i am annie yu we are kicking off this wednesdaying live at the ywca national capital area, northwest dc this is an amazing place a wonderful resource for women it is the oldest and largest multicultural women's group in the world across the globe they have more than 25 million members this is an incredible resource they have amazing services when it comes to providing help, career services, health and wellness. they are kicking off this morning with boot camp they are about empowering women to live stronger lives. you don't want to go any where back to you in studio. >> thanks we want to say good morning to kevin our facebook fan of the day. today is his 8th birthday congratulations kevin happy birthday we want to know how your life is impacted by this whole thing. find us on facebook, searching fox 5 morning news post a comment under kevin's photo. >> he is so cute for an 8-year- old. >>> that will do it for us. allison and tony. happy leap day. >> same to both of you. >> thank you so much. >> coming up fox 5 morning news wednesda