clearly in the pockets of the press. >> bergman: the metropolitan police, the largest police force inain. >> yeah, in london. were in a cozy relationship with the press. >> bergman: britain's top cop, sir paul stephenson, who had spoken with tguardian editor and had ultimate responsibility for the investigation, also decided it was time to go. and neil wallis, the former deputy editor of the news of the worlwho had been hired by the police, was arrested and questioned about allegations of phone hacking. and there was one more casualty. at the news of the world, after 168 years, the presses made their last run. >> that was the first paper he bought in this country. his first love, gave him the money to buy the sun, gave him the money to then set up sky satellite television, gave him the money to buy the independent big city stations in the united states which then turned into the fox network. he's had to close it down. not change it, not sell it-- close it. >> bergman: hundreds of jobs would be sacrificed, but there was hope that the sky deal could still be secured. rupert murdoch flew

it's life. >> reporter: officers from metropolitan police department, university police and secret servicell here. students are being asked to move back by the campus police officers right there. they're asked to move back while this incident is going on in the library. that's what we know here right now, jim. presumably this is the incident where a gunman was spotted running from the white house to the gw campus. back to you. >> thank you, jane. >>> those kids are stands in some cold temperatures out there tonight. it really is. it's a shock to our system after what we've been having. >> you think about the 70 degrees temperatures the other day. pretty nice weekend the out it there. we get to today. temperatures well below average. right now windchill in most areas in the 20s across the region. look outside right now. nice colors out there. temperatures are on the cool side and mentioned the snow. we saw snow down towards the south. around culpepper, this is a picture from janet furlong. a little snow there as a couple of birds look like they're fighting for food there. matt sent in a pic

and anyone who has any information is asked to call the metropolitan police department. >> police have not released the identity of the man killed in the stabbing. >>> just steps away from that nightclub, a car careened through a storefront. this afternoon's impact shook the block with people streaming out into the street to see what happened. witnesses say the driver was trying to parallel park when he went flying backwards into the store. a baby was in the path of the car, but her father was able to move her out of harm's way just in time. >> i seen him backing up. when i seen him at the curb, i just moved the baby real quick. i don't -- just get my baby out of the way man. >> the building belongs to the organization deaf outreach. it wasn't open at the time, and no one was hurt. the driver was taken to the hospital. he was conscious but appeared disoriented. engineers are surveying the building to determine what work needs to be done for it to reopen. >>> turning to the weather now, the clouds cleared out today, leaving us a beautiful afternoon. what can we expect for the work week

brooks had borrowed a retired police horse from the metropolitan police. metropolitan police who she's, of course, alleged to have bribed as part of the scandal. ms. brooks reportedly returned the police horse in poor condition. prime minister david cameron was recently forced to admit he visited with the brooks and, in fact, had ridden the exact horse in question. the horse's name is rasa if you care about that. this follows another round of arrests in the scandal that included a former spokesman for the prime minister, also a "news of the world" executive. the opposition in britain is calling for the inquiry to look into the prime minister's friendship with rebekah brooks and rebekah brooks' husband. this happening now. the first visit to the united states comes at an awkward time. hey, mr. prime minister, what's your bracket looking like? would you rather talk about that? >>> two great american traditions colliding today. the caucus where americans physically gather and vote with their feet for who they want to represent in the party in the presidential

metropolitan police headquarters explained more about the man that was shot. >> he might not be a well-known figure but he has run banks both in russia and in moldova. according to russian media reports, he witnessed to the investigation into the assassination of another bankers scotland yard -- the assassination of other bankers. scotland yard is investigating this as an attempted murder. they're looking for a tall white man, about 6 feet tall, running from the scene of the crime. >> let's pick up on one point, the former adviser said that he is a witness to an attempted murder in moscow. >> he was a witness in a very important criminal case connected to the attempted assassination on a leading russian banker. his father owns portsmouth football club. this case was reopened. it was closed in 2009 but it was reopened in the second of march this year. so, he was actually a witness in a very important investigation where more facts have surfaced and more names have been named as people have come into the investigation. >> it is difficult to say how this will develop but i suspect that the brit

although metropolitan police originally said the prince traduce had been chasing the subject before the crash, there officer may have been falling at a distance, but never chased the suspect. we're told tonight that the suspect is in custody in d.c. he will be facing some traffic charges from prince george's county. they say they were just pulling him over for a traffic stop. we're not sure why he took off. they ran his tax and the car was not stolen. -- they ran his tags and the car was not stolen. only one victim had potentially life-threatening injuries. >> thank you. nearly five years after the virginia tech massacre, the state will go on trial tomorrow. chrissettlement talks have been rejected. they originally sought $10 million in their daughter's death. but there now capped at $100,000. >> the candidates have wrapped up their final weekend of campaigning. the stakes could not be any higher. voters in 10 states, including virginia will go to the polls. more than 400 delegates will be up for grabs. mitt romney picked up the endorsement of eric cantor today. newt gingrich had no cam

and anyone who has any information is asked to call the metropolitan police department. >> the victim's far has not been

. >> metropolitan police are looking into a pair of hate crimes that put three people in the hospital. the attacks happened days apart. on sunday, a gay man was shot outside of onean ihop restaurant. investigators are looking for two suspects. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> army private purse class bradley manning could sue learn when his trial could start. he is accused of giving documents to wikileaks in one of the largest leaks in american history. he has not yet entered a plea. >> growing concerns about the volatile situation in afghanistan if. this coming as we learn more information about the american soldier accused of killing more than a dozen civilians. a married father of two recently suffered a head injury. he was a trained sniper. the shooting rampage comes on the heels of the earnings of ko -- burnings of korans. the fbi is issuing a strong warning about retaliation in the u.s. afghan president karzai wants american ships to leave certain parts of this country. >> meanwhile, a group of women marines is reacting strongly to developments in the wake of

five metropolitan police have visibly been injured, four of them seriously after being attacked by a pit bull. this is "newsday" on the bbc. >> our headlines this hour. a mass protest has taken place in florida over the shooting of an on non black teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer. un the shooting of an o armed teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer. vietnam has demanded the immediate and unconditional release of 21 vietnamese fishermen taken by chinese forces in the disputed area of the south china sea. they were detained early this month when fishing. they were dealt with according to law against illegal fishing in chinese waters. we know this is not the first diplomatic route between china and vietnam. >> we have seen many diplomatic disputes between the two countries over these disputed at -- these disputed islands. china has claimed sovereignty over them. that is something that is disputed and that is why it is a fisherman that were in that area. they claimed that china had violated the sovereignty after the chinese company opened up a bid to begin a process of oil

>> well, it's a police investigation that involves three separate task forces: metropolitan police. it's a parliamentary investigation and it's a special judicial inquiry which is a public inquiry that's going on which is producing lots of testimony and that's where the police testified and that's where rupert murdoch himself is headed back later in april. >> rose: for more testimony. >> more testimony, right. >> rose: and james murdoch? >> james murdoch has left london, is back in new york, is resigning the position he is had in europe and is back in the television and entertainment side of the business but it's clear he's unlikely to be the successor to his father. >> rose: who is likely to be the successor to his father? >> you'd have to ask somebody else because they only have one other son and it's not clear any of his daughters will make it. i think the bigger question is the survival of the organization in the way it has been. that this may be the transition for it to turn into a, if you will, standard multinational corporation. not necessarily one dominated by a single family

our correspondents at metropolitan police headquarters in scotland yard has more. >> he may not be a well-known figure here in the u.k., but in russian he is a high profile banker who has run banks in russia and muldova. he was a witness in the investigation into the assassination of another banker in moscow in 2009. now tonight scotland yard is saying it is far to early to connect that event. this investigation is being treated as gang related, and executives here are talking to their counterparts abroad. right now they are looking for a tall white man about six feet tall seen running from the scene of the crime. >> he does say the role as a key witness to that attempted murder in moscow could be linked to this attack. >> he was a key witness in a very important criminal case connected to the attempted assassination of a russian leading banker, alexander antonov, the father of the person who owns a football club. this case was reopened. it was closed in 2009, but it was reopened on march 2 this year. so he was actually a key witness in a very important investigation where more facts

last week a report by the metropolitan police revealed the uninsured to make claims around the right damages act. only about half have been settled since last august. does the prime minister agree with me that this is just not good enough. >> there have been damages. we introduced a number of extra funds. and i think those funds have paid out damages act is right in a way to have this piece of legislation, although it is quite out of date, but it does take time to make those payments and i'll certain do what i can to chase them up. >> i do say to the prime minister that we're eight months from the riots. the deputy prime minister hosted a reception, i think the gentlemen opposite should listen to this very important issue about the riots.

. >>> 5 metropolitan police officers have been injured, not four of them seriously after being attacked. they were making an arrest in east london when the attack happened. the officers are being treated in the hospitals. the dog has been destroyed. >>> you are watching " newsday." >> the headlines this hour -- nicolas sarkozy has called for national unity after the 32-hour siege in to lose and it. >> and mass protests in florida over the fatal shooting of an armed black teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer. -- of an unarmed black teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer. amistad and with that right by the protestors demanding the arrest of the crime much volunteer who shot dead the on armed teenager four weeks ago, discussing the possible consequences of the case. we will speak with joe hicks, who was a civil rights leader during the l.a. riots of 1992. joe, do you think with the stepping down of mr. lee, is bad enough to palm tensions? or is it not enough at the moment, tensions are so flared? >> i don't think it will be enough. it is clear the parents of the young mr. martin

there is one report, they say there is information, there is information from the metropolitan police, b reality is that the information available is very patchy about what is happening around the country. so first thing we need proper information. second i ask him to ask a member of the home office to make sure these claims are paid and thirdly can he come back to the house with a clear indication of a 100% of legitimate claims will be properly settled. it was a shock also with the number of flats above it. but i suggest eight months is too long and the honorable member in the home office used the policing ministry taking a lead on this, but i have also held follow-up meetings to make sure the money is paid out. >> thank you mr. speaker. the prime minister may be aware that this is a charity that provides support to veteran servicemen. in order to raise awareness of this name change, will the prime minister join me in in order to see it firsthand the wonderful work they do in supporting our veterans? >> i always enjoy my visits, perhaps i will be able to -- they assist former service

but the metropolitan police department will be investigating that. >> reporter: no indication there was any other suspect, another person that the suspect may have been shooting at or with at the time? >> no indication thus far but again they will be conducting that investigation. >> reporter: thank you very much. that's the very latest here from the scene, we're going to update you in a half hour. back to you mike, andrea? >> thank you delia. >>> sheriff's deputies in calvert county, maryland are investigating the death of an infant in prince frederick. just after 6:30 last night deputies were called to the intersection of sixes and halloween roads. once they got there the body of the newborn was found in the trunk of the car. police say they know the owner of the vehicle but so far have made in arrests. the baby's body is now at the office for an autopsy. >>> and police in bristow, virginia are investigating the death of a 3-month-old baby girl. police say she was found inside a home which appeared to be operating as an unlicensed day tear center. the home is in the 13,200 block of sa

because there is one report, they said there is information, there is information from the metropolitan police, but the reality is that the information available is very patchy about what is happening around the country. so firstly, we need proper information. secondly, i ask him to nominate a minister in the home office whose job it is to make sure these claims are paid. thirdly, can he promise to come back to the house with a clear indication that 100% of legitimate claims will be settled? >> i will certainly be happy to come back to the house to put a notice in the library. it was a multiple claim, shop with flats above it. eight months is too long. we will make progress on that individual case. the honorable member in the home office who is the policing ministry is taking a lead on this i have held follow-up meetings on this to make sure the money is paid off. >> the prime minister may be aware that putting servicemen have changed his name in the u.k. in order to raise awareness of this name change, will the prime minister join with me in order to see firsthand the wonderful work they do i

there is information from the metropolitan police, but the reality is the information available is very patchy about what is happening around the country. so, firstly, we need proper information. i ask him to nominate a minister in the home office, and third, can he promise to come back to the house with a clear indication of when 100% of legimate claims will be properly settled? >> i'm certainly happy to co back to the house, as i said, putting an answer in the house of commons, and i agree, about all this information. on the individual case he mentioned, i understand it was a multiple claim because it was a shop also with a number of flats above it, but i accept eight months is too long, so we'll make progress on that individual case, and the honorable member in the home office who's the policing minister is taking the lead on this. but i've also held follow-up meetings to make sure the money isaid out. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister may be aware that the strategy which provides support for injured servicemen has recently changed its name. in order to rai

metropolitan police put out an alert that there was white 2007 acura that was a 5-month-old baby.rince george's county, abandoned at the 4200 rail street and a 5- month-old is inside the vehicle and not harmed. taken down this amber alert on the stolen white suv. we will have more details as they continue to develop. >> glad the baby is safe. today is another crucial day in campaign, gopal held ins are being mississippi and alabama and is a tight race. newschannel 8 will have an in- in just a few minutes. the weather look at with adam caskey. today will be kind of like a mid-may day. 57 right now in the district and winchester. already the skies are clearing of partly cloudy the rest day with patty fairweather chance of a slight thundershower or two. 77 will be the highs today and mid and upper 70's the next few days. we will be back at 8:56. ♪ >>> and we have such a great audience here this morning because we have special guests right here in times square. walter, kermit, miss piggy. i love the necklace. where did you get that? >> that looks familiar. >> does it? no, no, it's old

. >> metropolitan police raided several businesses allegedly trying to make a profit of your misfortune. police said one business targeted is this story ne trinidad neighborhood. >> were you guys selling items that were stolen? >> i don't know. >> authorities said many of the businesses targeted in this investigation were operating without proper licenses. authorities say they will eventually try to get these stolen goods back to their rightful owner. in total from this latest investigation, there were 16 arrests and if convicted the charges of these people could face up to 10 years behind bars. police say that since the beginning of the year, there have been 300 arrests related to robberies and theft. >> thank you. march madness is tipping off tonight with first-round action. these are the play-in games. the president will be at the first game with prime minister david cameron the time is 6:07 and the time is 57 degrees in the capital. >> a scary day for students on school buses across the country. >>> plus, "the bachelor's" big decision. >> adam caskey will have a forecast when the co

. >> we're thankful for the metropolitan police, the prince georges county police. we're going to go home and enjoy our nephew right now. >> police used dogs to try to pick up the suspect's trail. as of noon he was still on the loose. >> the whole ordeal lasted about a half hour. the boy is fine. his parents declined going to the hospital, deciding instead to take their baby home. in southeast, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> good news for job seekers in virginia. opportunities for work appearing to be on the increase, as the commonwealth records its lowest unemployment rate in three years. julie carrie reports. >> reporter: christopher myers has been at his new job for two days. he wasn't hired off the unemployment roles. he does represent the kind of job growth that's given virginia its lowest unemployment rate in three years. >> in our field virginia's the place to go. because of the technology sector. micro tech is right down the street from herndon. >> ceo tony jimenez started his tech company in 2004, and in the last four years, the number of employees has nearly do

. >> as part of a major investigation to stop the recent rash of robberies metropolitan police raided several businesses trying o to make trying off your misfortune. one business that targeted is this store in northeast trinidad neighborhood. this man says that he is the owner. >> you guys had some items that were stolen. >> i don't know. >> many of the businesses targeted in this investigation were operating without proper licenses. they are still continuing to make sure they can keep the number of robberies down as much as possible. authorities tell us this year so far there have already been 300 arrests related to robberies and tests -- thefts. >> first-round action in march madness tonight. western kentucky meets mississippi valley state. and then later iona takes on byu. both games will be played in ohio. it's tuesday morning, 60 degrees. >> feels pretty good out there. still ahead, a big setback for the redskins. why the nfl is coming down hard on the home team and what it has to do with albert haynesworth. >> patience paid off for some fans at the "hunger games" and how they sc

brooks had borrow aid retired police horse from the metropolitan police, who schiff is alleged to have bribed as part of a sandal. she reportedly returned the police horse in bad condition. the prime minister was forced to admit heavy sited with the brooks eeps and he hood ridden the exact horse in question. this all follows another round of a arrests in the scandal including a former prime minister. the labor party is calling for the phone hacking scandal inquire riff to look into the prime minister friendship with rebekah brooks and her husband. all of this happens now with her big visit to the united states comes at an awkward time. mr. prime minister what's your bracket looking like? would you rather talk about that? >>> two great american conditions colliding. the tradition? the bar. this is a bar not so dissimilar to this one, all the way around the world. an american samoa combining with america's great tradition of the caucuses. tonight in american samoa, way, way out there, about 50 republicans total are expected to carcass in a bar called "the toah bar and grill." they'll col

brooks had borrow aid retired police horse from the metropolitan police, who schiff is alleged to have bribed as part of a sandal. she reportedly returned the police horse in bad condition. the prime minister was forced to add nate heavy sited with the brooks eeps and he hood ridden the exact horse in question. this all follows another round of a arrests in the scandal including a former prime minister. the labor party is calling for the phone hacking scandal inquire riff to look into the prime minister friendship with rebekah brooks and her husband. all of this happens now with her big visit to the united states comes at an awkward time. mr. prime minister what's your bracket looking like? would you rather talk about that? >>> two great american conditions colliding. the tradition? the bar. this is a bar not so dissimilar to this one, all the way around the world. an american samoa combining with america's great tradition of the caucuses. tonight in american samoa, way, way out there, about 50 republicans total are expected to carcass in a bar called "the toah bar and grill." they'll

metropolitan police say units block lled to the 4200 northeast lace 11:30 last night. ctims gunshot wounds. other is died, the conscious and breathing. e second shooting involved a police officer. s lice say around 1:20 thi attempted to pect car.ck the officer's pulled his service suspect in it the . e back custody, and to officer was not harmed. whether or not the duty at ficer was on he time. rudin with 's steve check on your forecast. good morning. 4 degrees at reagan national airport. head up to gaithersburg at 48, the same for dulles. manassas. it's quiet d radar, and dry. now until visory 0:00 in the morning. sibility out to the west t a quarter ust abou mile. to improve re going the day. through break in the clouds. at will allow sunshine and nicely.ures will warm our futurecast. hours, the chance showers well to the west of d.c. est chance will be the potomac highlands, shenandoah valley, about a 20% o just hance. forecast for today. 77 degrees under partly skies. little bit of fog after idnight. to 52 degrees, and the day bad. ow, not so cooler, 67 to 72. turn

i will tell a story i walked into a major metropolitan police department and awflt phones were ringing at the desk and the people sat there and ouch whatted the phones and then they looked at me like i was aned yet. so i answered the phone. i said it was for you and she got ugly. she said how dare you? i said i work here. his point sinting. the wholen entitlement thing is dangerous. the administration and some of our presence before looked at it as a social experiment as opposed to a military. let's bulk everybody up and create -- for one of a better word a welfare deal. then without incentives, fog there is no reason to do any work. i can understand that. it is unfair to say everybody is lazy when they get that that situation. unless you stimulate somebody with something, of course they are going to be like human beings do. that's what they do, nothing. >> i wish i was there for this conversation. >> isn't it bad for morale. i thought all of the studies said you need to have something under your belt at the end of the day to be happy. wouldn't they be miserable? >> most of the people

. >> the family is so grateful to the coordinated efforts of the metropolitan police department to be able to wrap this up so quickly there are reports that the acura had some body damage on it and we found out, that was because as the car was pulling out of the garage or speeding out of the garage it damaged the car on the families garage you can see behind me, right behind where the county police car is, they are still con tin youing, -- continuing but the best thing is the way these things happen, tony and allison, it was wonderful to see that baby still in his morning jam mys, being held tightly in his mothers arms. back to you. >> that was the picture of the day. >>> other news attacks in afghanistan topping our story this is morning some government officials were in a mosque in the village where an american soldier killed 16 civilians suddenly taliban fighters opened fire on them killing one afghan soldier. >> taliban threatened retaliation for sunday's shooting spree some were shot with a single bullet to the head. the 38-year-old american who did the shooting is the father of

anybody who may know anything is asked to call the metropolitan police department. >> reporter: there were plenty of people out when the incident occurred including some catholic university students who live nearby. >> there was ambulances, police, everything and a lot of people coming out of the bar and a lot of people were -- you could tell they were distraught and wondered what happened. i overheard someone saying there was a stabbing and within five seconds a stretcher came out with it looked like a young man to me laying down with obviously you could see blood and they were pumping oxygen. it was really scary. there was at least 100 people that were coming out of the bar, so i'm sure it was pretty packed inside. >> it was really scary especially like being girls living in a block it's scary. >> reporter: police tell us d.c. police chief cathy lanier is reviewing a request to issue a 96 hour closure of the bar while her officers and the alcoholic beverage regulation administration investigate. another business owner on that street tells fox 5 that the library bar is planning to cl

we are thankful for the metropolitan police and prince county george police and, you know, going to go home and enjoy our nephew now. >> reporter: police dogs have been searching the area over in capitol heights on rail street trying to get a lead on the suspect who bailed out of the car and then ran away. left the scene. no arrests have been made as of yet. reporting live in southeast, megan mcgrath, news4. >> thank you, megan. >>> taking a look outside right now. we have a warm day ahead. another one. here is meteorologist tom kierein. any rain coming, tom? >> maybe by late this afternoon but right now we have a beautiful blue sky with wright sunshine. that was not the story overnight. and -- this morning, when we had clouds rolling through, and some rain but now it has been replaced by shine. there are a few clouds now coming through the shenandoah valley and into western maryland. but those are not associated with any rain yet. however, there is a front farther to the north and west drifting through later this afternoon. and right now it is in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees alrea

the metropolitan police department, he said, and i will not rest if the perp freighters are arrested, tried, and safely locked away. laura. >> we understand that d.c. police are making themselves available this afternoon and we have a reporter heading to the d.c. headquarters to speak with an investigator about this, and this series of incidents, laura. >> more tonight at 10. paul wagner, thank you. >>> and we're learning about a maryland man accused of shooting and killing his wife in broad daylight and dumping her body in the middle of a busy street. people who knew gilberti said he should have been in jail. beth parker is here to tell us more about why he was not in jail. beth. >> reporter: phil gilberti is known all over the d.c. metro area because of what happened on tuesday morning. we have been talking to a lot of people who say he's had a reputation for years as a violent, jealous man. >> in woman asked us not to show her face. her daughter was once married to him. when they started dating, a friend in law enforcement told the mom. >> he said oh, my god, get her away from him.

. >> i was a detective, yes, detective with the metropolitan police and assigned to the fbi the last six years and spent 20 years as an emergency medical technician and a volunteer fire chief in fairfax county, virginia, so i treated people on the streets of washington and virginia with head injuries. >> talk to me. >> we see him get out of the vehicle right here. okay? we see him getting out, brooke, and you see him here. let's stop it right there. >> pause it. >> pause it. do we see any visible blood here? it is really hard to see in this particular light but we will see again if we can start it back up again, and you will see him being searched by officers and one of the other things i find interesting, the officers were not wearing any rubber gloves. to me, and my protocol, if anybody has any biohazard, blood on them, they would put on gloves because they want to make sure they did not get anything on him. the see the officer searching his pockets and make sure there is nothing in the being gentlemanet and this is the coat witnesses describe him having on at the time of the shoot

there is information from the metropolitan police, but the reality is the information available is very patchy about what is happening around the country. so, firstly, we need proper information. i ask him to nominate a minister in the home office, and thirdly, can he promise to come back to the house with a clear indication of when 100% of legitimate claims will be properly settled? >> i'm certainly happy to come back to the house, as i said, putting an answer in the house of commons, and i agree, about all this information. on the individual case he mentioned, i understand it was a multiple claim because it was a shop also with a number of flats above it, but i accept eight months is too long, so we'll make progress on that individual case, and the honorable member in the home office who's the policing minister is taking the lead on this. but i've also held follow-up meetings to make sure the money is paid out. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister may be aware that the strategy which provides support for injured servicemen has recently changed its name. in orde

. >> reporter: metropolitan police department is working on setting up an online site where people can go and check out these items to see if it belongs to them one thing police say tony it is important for people to make sure that they record the serial number of their electronics somewhere keep a recreant or put on any unique -- receipt or put on any unique stickers or mark on these devices all three of these will make sure that property they believe is theirs is really theirs. >> thank you very much. >>> 7:10 a.m., 58 degrees on a tuesday morning still ahead a heads up for belt way drivers in northern virginia what you need to know starting tonight. >> strange story a certain brand of laundry detergent appears to be a popular target of thieves not just here but a nationwide trend what police are doing to keep tide off the black market. >>> plus set backs for the red skins just as free agency kicks off. why they are being docked millions in salary cap space. >> as we head to break here is a live lookout side you are looking at 270, traffic problems there, julie wright will be here wi