warrick was killed and pearce suffered nonlife threatening injuries. we'll have more on this story tonight at 11:00. hundreds of washington navyyard workers returned to building 197 this morning. that was the scene of the september 2013 shooting rampage ha killed 12 people. at a ceremony they celebrated the renovation and reopening. mike conneen joins us from the base in southeast. we hear the building has a new layout. >> extensive renovations turned this 200-year-old structure into a 21st century i.t. hub. it includes a memorial to the 2013 attack and navy officials promise they'll never be forgotten but today was also about moving forward with the new look and a new name. navy yard workers celebrated the reopening of building 197 now known as the humphries building named after joshua humphries who designed the nation's first war ships. commanders say it's a fitting symbol of resilience. >> 17 months ago, we got knocked down but we didn't stay down. we returned to work. supported the fleet the navy and each other. >> after the building's ceremonial c

nobody stopped. >> pearce is obviously still in a lot of pain. she doesn't have insurance, but a give forward page has been established for her benefit. meantime, police are still looking for that hit and run driver. at the live desk i'm chris lawrence. >>> developing tonight the fbi is trying to figure out if four american men were trying to get to syria to join isis. the men all traveled from minneapolis to jfk airport in new york back in november. all were stopped before leaving the country. court documents obtained today say one of the men had lengthy conversations on social media with another man who did travel to syria. one of the men has also been charged with lying to the fbi. >>> an army veteran has been locked up tonight. he's accused of threatening to kill a staff member in the u.s. senate. according to court records, michael bogaslawski sent his wife several text messages saying he would bring guns to the u.s. capitol where she works and kill her and everyone else who got in the way. police arrested him. when they got there they seize

pearce said the dispatcher's comments matt the situation worse and she was upset that no good samaritaned to help. >> i just know that cars just kept going and nobody stopped and they were waving trying to get people to stop and nobody >> pearce is still in a lot of pain. she said she isn't have insurance, but a gifford page has been established for her benefit. we checked and so far it's raised more than $3,000. police are still looking for the hit and run driver. >>> today marks one year since ruthanne lodato was killed in her home. the suspect knocked on the door and shot her and another woman when she of they answered. charles severance has been charged with the murders. severance is currently receiving a mental evaluation to see whether he's competent to stand trial. >>> jayson werth will spend his final weekend in jail on a reckless driving charge. he will report to the fairfax county jail today to serve his final three days of a five day sentence. last july he was stopped going 105 on the beltway. werth is being allowed to serve jail time on the weekends so he can continue rehabili

ed pearce has the sweet story. >> reporter: at four years old mason wortham has already faced battlescan only imagine. diagnosed at two with leukemia, he's been undergoing treatment ever since. but he's still a normal little boy with dreams and heroes. today he met one. woody from the toy story movies, scooped him up and put him at the front of a parade. there was a marching band, the wolf pack cheerleaders and a crowd of people he'd never met. a lot for a little boy to take in. >> "when we told him that he was going to find out what his wish was going to be, and i think he was just excited." >> "he's super nervous, super excited, but he did really good today." >> reporter: any shyness soon gave way and he was giving high fives, posing for pictures. the biggest surprise his wish-- to go to disney world. >> "all these people came out today to celebrate and to tell you at the count of three. mason's going to disney world." >> reporter: the trip funded by local auto dealer tom dolan who's long been involved with the cancer society. overwhelming, we might imagine for a brave little boy in

jill pearce and rick warrick were changing a flat tire when they were hit by a car. warrick was killed. his teenage daughter was in the back seat and called 911 for help. anne arundel county dispatcher told the teen to, quote, stop whining so he could get their location. pierce significant said the it is patcher's comments just matt the situation worse. she was also upset that no good samaritan stopped to help. >> i just know that cars just kept going and nobody stopped and they were waving trying to get people to stop and be no stopped. >> pearce says she's still in a lot of pain. she doesn't have issuers,nsurance but a gifford page has wraze forward page has so far raised $3,000. >>> amy paschal will leaveler position in may as co-chair of sony pictures after thine years. this comes in the wake of the hacking scandal that resulted in her private and damaging e-mails being leaked. paschal was targeted by the hacking group which the fbi links to north korea due to the interview oig. paschal says she will launch her own production company. >>> this actually happened.

>> steve pearce i happy to know is good guy. he likes the flat tax. i think he is genius. i want him in washington fighting for that thing. you have to interact with colleagues to get something done. melissa: we don't want them to get something done. i don't want them to do anything. >> i like flat tax. reform of federal reserve. get rid of obamacare. those are positive things. >> is jeb going to do tax reform you think? >> i think he will. >> he hasn't said a word about it yet. >> he knows they will all be after him. walker, they will be after him. they will have to put substantive things on the table. i think they're working on it. melissa: nbc not quite as proud as a peacock over this one. brian williams fallout continues, leading to questions about his future. >>> plus, spacex reaching for the stars with an historic rocket launch. we hope this mission doesn't go down in flames. smart money coming up. ♪ when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary

and his 28-year-old fiancee julia pearce pulled onto the shoulder. they were trying to fix a flat tire. that's when a car hit them and kept going. warrick died of his injuries. pearce is expected to recover. >>> a montgomery county man is safe tonight after interrupting a break-in. investigators say two crooks tried to bust into a home on stoney hill drive in silver spring at about 2:30 this morning. that's near columbia pike and lockwood drive. one of the bad guys shot at the homeowner who was not hit. police are still looking for those suspects. >>> only on 9 tonight a pennsylvania teacher was devastated when the holiday cards made by her autistic students for wounded soldiers at walter reed were returned. back in november she called walter reed for the correct mailing address and she let them know the cards were coming. andrea mccarren has been looking into this and joins us live from the newsroom. what happened? >> apparently this holiday season there was a november 29th deadline for holiday cards. when teacher lisa luray rickter expressed measur

jill pearce and her rick warrick were changing a flat tire when they were hit by a car. was killed. his teenage date was in the back seat and called the 1911 for help. the dispatcher told her to stop whining. she was upset that no good samaritan stopped to help them. >> i know cars just kept going and nobody stopped and they were waving trying to get people to stop and nobody stopped. >> pearce is still in a lot of pain. p she does not have insurance. but a gifford page has been established on her behalf. it's raised more than $3,000. police are still looking for that hit and run driver. >>> todayen enan army veteran wakes up in jail accused of threatening to kill a u.s. staff member. he sent his wife several violent text messages saying he would kill her and anyone who got in the way. police arrested him at his home in prince george's county. they also seized two loaded handguns and ammunition. >>> jayson werth will spend his feel weekend in jail on a reckless driving charge. last july he was stopped after going 105 miles per hour on the beltway. werth is be allowed to

. >> christina you look at the pictures of the window, and you can see how many bullet holes pearce those windows there is a petrifying scenario unfolding. they say there are possibly two to three men who conducted the attack. what are you hearing about that, and who they may be? >> still trying to get more information on that. with reports in the danish media that the police are describing this as terror attacks. there have been a lot of controversy over the mohammed cartoons and the suspects are on the loose and the police are looking for them. that's all we know at the moment moment{^l"^^}. >> thank you for that update of the shooting in copenhagen. >> they work in the darkest depths of the earth, your honor seen and unheard by the world above. >> the air is toxic and the walls could collapse at any moment.

julia pearce suffered two broken legs in the crash. her fiance rick warrick was killed. both were outside of the car changing a flat tire when the crash happened. when the victim's daughter dialed 911 for help she was upset and shall say the anome say the it is patcher's tone was inappropriate about that. >> ma'am, stop yelling. i need a location. so two people were struck. >> >> yeah they both -- >> okay. let's stop whining, okay? it's hard to understand you. >> the anne arundel county fire department told news 4 the dispatcher could have used a better choice of words, but he was just trying to get information to send help. police are still looking for the driver of the car that left the scene. >>> lawyers in the jesse matthew trial are requesting a delay. they're expected to ask the judge this friday they want the trial moved from plarmg tomarch to this summer. he's charged with the attempted murder and rape of a woman in 2005 and also charged with kidnapping hannah graham last september. >>> an important reminder if you like to wear head phones on your morning jog or

julia pearce has two broken legs and other injuries. her fiance rick warrick was also struck by the car and died while both were on the side of the road. he'd been trying to change a flat tire when the victim's daughter dialed 911 for help she was upset, but some are questioning the tone of the anne arundel county dispatcher who took the call. >> can you all please hurry up? >> ma'am, stop yelling. i need a location. so two people were struck? >> yeah. they both -- >> let's stop whining. it's hard to understand you. >> the anne arundel county fire department told news 4 the dispatcher could have made a better choice of words but he was trying to get information to send help. meanwhile, police are still looking for the driver of the car that fled the scene. >> new tonight a middle school in d.c. said black history had nothing to do with the departure of three social studies teachers. parents originally told news 4 that three teachers at howard university middle school had been fired for teaching black history beyond the normal curriculum

sports, melo trimble, desean jackson, paul pearce and the winner is? desean jackson, aka mr.itch muscle led the leg in yards per catch, so little they had to buy his shoulder pads at baby gap, but he's fast, but he's fast. our next wusa9 sporty award best performance by a group or duo, good candidates here caps win the winter classic, washington football takes out dallas on monday night, jordan zimmermann's no hitter. the winner? j.zim's no no. you might say that's an individual efforts, but it doesn't happen without the fully horizontal dive by sousa. finally the sporty award for best artist. john wall, mr. dime dropper of the neighborhood, the russian rocket alex ovechkin and the aforementioned jordan zimmermann, tough vote here, but it's got to be ovie. still needs rosetta stone to master english, but that's his only weakness. this guy scores more than wilt chamberlain. >> i got to argue with that. i think us got to be the great wall of d.c. >> it's got >>> thank goodness we're done with this sh we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of

everyday items for people worried about the snow and all the stuff for the pearces for the super bowl. so sold out pretty much everything. >> we care about the snow, but the football game is where we're rooting for. >> it's more important. >> it's more important. >> mm-hmm. >> well, speaking of patriots starting late tonight through tomorrow the new england area could get another foot of snow on top of the already two to three feet of snow dumped by the blizzard earlier this week. this additional snow could make it harder for snow clearing efforts. they've been using dump trucks out there it snowed so much. looks like we're going to have a press conference from new york city mayor bill de blasio later this afternoon. and i'm sure janice d. can tell us what we can expect in the next 24 hours. >> oh, yeah, for sure j.d. is definitely on top of it. bryan, thanks so much. >> for more on the path, here is meteorologist janice dean. how bad will it be? >> it's bad because it's affecting more real estate than the last storm system. 100 million people in the path of this storm. watching it ry

it's an improvement, but gortat still trying to find hi out of that funk. 1 guy that's not paul pearce, three pointer and passes for all time in the league with scoring. brad by beal a season high 11 rebounds, but the wiz couldn't stop al jefferson, 92-88 the 9al. >> key tonight was we don't play hard anymore. that falls on me. i'll take that. there are some teams in this league, some good teams that can get away with maybe coasting for a half. we're not one of them. >> randy wittman keeping it level. third ranked virginia with unc. after this play you would think it would be unc's night. the three no good, sits there and dumps in at the buzzer. the wa wahoos up by 13. cavs pull off a big win 75-64, the first time they've beaten a ranked unc team in chapel hill since february 3rd , 1981. >>> mike brennan, the american eagles taking on holy cross. it wasn't pretty early for au or either team. the score at halftime was 23- 18. au was down five, yeah, but the eagles overcame a 10 point 2nd half deficit. derek, your eagles won 57-50. >> go eagles. >>> the new england patriots were declared

pearce. pearce pearce i thank the gentleman for yield -- mr. pearce: i thank the gentleman for yielding and for bringing this key issue to us on the floor tonight. in november, the voters sent a very loud message to washington, d.c. now they elected a lot of republicans, but i tell my republican friends that they weren't affirming our principles so much as they were desperate for a check and a balance against the president whose policies were frightening to them, but also whose actions lay outside the bounds of the laws that he was constrained by and constitutional restrainlts on his actions also -- restrainlts on his actions also, he himself admitted that maybe more than 20 times saying, don't have the right to do it, as his own party chastised him and tried to force him into these executive actions which he ultimately took. he said at one point, i'm not the emperor. are we now to believe that he declares himself to be such? that's the basic question that faces us now. you know, the people of america want this institution called congress, the

julia pearce suffered two broken legs. her guy anfiance rick warrick, was killed. the fire department told news 4 the dispatcher could have used a better choice of words but he was trying to get information to send help. police are still looking for the driver of the car that left the scene. >>> a bill to protect victims of campus sexual assaults is moving forward in the virginia house of delegates. it would require colleges to provide the transcripts of students who were expelled or who were withdrawn because of an investigation. the bill also requires police to notify the state's attorney within 48 hours of the start of an investigation. and that bill was named the jesse matthew bill. lawyers for matthew are requesting a delay in his trial. they're expected on ask a fairfax county judge on friday. they want his trial moved from march to the summer. matthew was charged with the attempted murder and rape of a woman in 2005. he's also charged in charlottesville with kidnapping uva student than thathannah graham. >>> if you'd like to wear your headphones or ear buds

what they believe to be the car that hit and killed rick warrick and injured his freeian save jewel pearce. they were trying to change a tire when they were hit earlier this month. whoever hit him just kept right on going. police say they're also talking with what they call a person of interest. they believe is the driver of that car. the u.s. attorney's office is helping with this investigation. >>> president obama says he's trying to undercut the appeal of isis to young muslims. but tonight, critics are blasting him for refusing to use the term's islamic and terrorism together. a steve handelsman is live on capitol hill. the strongest criticism seems to be coming from rudy giuliani. >> reporter: definitely doreen. right. and rudy made it personal. here on capitol hill senior republicans are demanding that president obama say that our enemies are islamic terrorists. but he's refusing saying that to use that terminology would help isis in its recruitment. under fire president obama doubled down. >> the notion that the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie. >> reporter: for a second day

his bride to be, jewel pearce was seriously hurt but survived the crash and talked to news4 from her hospital bed. >>> he walked into court facing six counts of voyeurism. when he left he pled guilty to more than 50. so what's next for the rabbi who's gotten national attention for spying on and secretly recording female congregates? news4's chris gordon live outside d.c. superior court. >> reporter: the courtroom was h women who put their trust and spiritual lives in the hands of friendbarry freundel. he was a leader of kesher israel congregation in georgetown until his arrest in october. rabbi barry freundel spoke publicly for the first time today. in court he was sworn in and asked by the judge, you want to plead guilty to 52 counts of voyeurism? "that's true," the rabbi replyied said, "52 count, theoretically the maximum sentence could be 52 years." prosecutors also said an additional 100 women appear on videos the rabbi took since 2009. prosecutors say that the case had gone to trial, they would have prove than the rabbi installed and operated recording devices at the national ca

julia pearce suffered two broken legs. her guyfiance was killed. they were changing a tire. when the victim's daughter dialed 191 for help some say the dispatcher's tone was inappropriate. >> ma'am, stop yelling. i need a location.dispatcher's tone was inappropriate. >> ma'am, stop yelthe dispatcher's tone was inappropriat so two people were struck? >> yeah. >> stop whining. it's hard to understand you. >> the anne arundel county fire department told news 4 the dispatcher could have used a better choice of words, but he was just trying to get information to send help. police are still looking for the driver of the car that left the scene. >>> lawyers in the jesse matthew trial are requesting a delay. they're expected to ask a fairfax county judge this friday they want his trial moved from march to the summer. matthew is charged with attempted murder and rape of a woman in 2005. he's also charged in charlottesville with kidnapping uva student hannah graham last september. >>> a bill to protect victims of campus sex assaults with a separate measure referred to as the jesse hat

he has been interim leader since julia pearce julia pierson was reresigned. >>> president obama spoke at the white house summit on violent extremism this afternoon. he says the problem is not the muslim religion, and he said people should stop using the term "islamic terror." some critics say the president should hit islamic extremists harder with words and with weapons. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: as president obama convened his summit on extremist violence, an alarm bell was ringing on the isis video of christians beheaded in video. analysts say they hear the isis spokesman ranting in what sounds like an american accent. >> and today we are on the south of rome on the land of this mountain. >> reporter: there's a rush to identify him and other possible americans in isis. >> probably the greater threat are those who have not been identified or can't be because they don't appear in a video. they can come back home with a greater anonymity. >> reporter: terror back home was the summit's focus. after the attacks in denmark and in france. but president obama said don't call it

a gap you would poll put the figure at 63 pearce.r happens with the latest legal challenges, there is no sign that executions themselves will end any time soon. courtney keel kealy, al jazerra. >> joining us is counsel with the uc berkeley clinic. why this push now for more secrecy over executions? what do you think is behind that? >> well, it's difficult to speak for the states. we certainly see the increased secrecy happening at the same time as states are experimenting with new drugs and new drug formulas. and so you know, when they work in tandem, it certainly raises questions about the states trying to hide exactly what it is they are doing and hide the important details about their execution procedures. >> why the -- what is the significance, the importance of more transparency as your group sees it? >> sure, well, i think there is two things. there is what the new laws are doing. and what they are in effect what they are doing is increasing the breadth of secrecy. so increasing the types of information that's kept secret and a

pearce, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. a.q. director. although we haven't always agreed i've admired your straightforward responses and i find myself admiring that today. as we look back to the problems that put you into conservatorship, we found that fanny began and everyone began to expand the number of loans that were given to people that probably shouldn't have gotten them. the oig in 2012 found that fhfa was somehow, some of responsible because they overlooked the fact that cheney was beginning to relax its underwriting guidelines. they were getting -- fannie. they were beginning to violence they said they wouldn't buy the they didn't a college that was a change in law. i guess my question is what are you all doing to see that the agency doesn't go around the rules again? they were being pushed not by the white house. i just wanted if you are independent from us. there are members of this congress and this body who are pushing for those relaxing, relaxing of those standards so that people can get loans. and i hear some of the same l

we also had representative steve pearce take to twitter. what he said about the vote opposing the extension of funding for the department of homeland security was that he felt it was a protest of the presidents decision to enforce immigration action reform. here is his tweet. time to end it in action, let's shake things up, seven days doesn't cut it. we are turning now to ken from massachusetts on our republican line. 10, go ahead. what are your thoughts this morning? caller: first of all, i believe that the department of homeland security employees will eventually be paid. second, john boehner is in the spot that he is in because he gave the back of his hand to the tea party before. since the midterm, the people have said, i'm talking about the american people, they have overwhelmingly said that they want the obama business stopped with his executive action nonsense. i do not believe that they should have even given one week. i think they should have let it run out in them -- and then let's let this come host: the "wall street journal" has

pearce of new mexico for today and the balance of the week and mr. swalwell of california, starting at 1:30 p.m. today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the requested -- the requests are granted. members and staff, take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. the house will come to order. mr. emmer: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the 90th anniversary of one in minnesota, born on february 10 1925 walter is a world war ii veteran with a remarkable life of service, both to his community and to his country. shortly after graduating from delano high school in 1943, walter was drafted into the u.s. army air force. when his plane was shot down over germany, he spent s