former virginia governor bob mcdonnell says he will file a motion to dismiss the indictment against him. he and his wife are charged with accepting more than $165,000 in loans and gets from the former ceo of a dietary supplement maker. exchange, prosecutors alleged that they help promote the company. a hearing is scheduled for may 19. an officer had to use a stun gun in a cafeteria employee in an elementary school. it went into lockdown after arlington police say the cafeteria manager began punching an assistant principal and pulled out a knife on that principle. officers used the stun gun on the cafeteria manager when she reached for a bag after claiming to use a firearm. students said it was obvious immediately that the lockdown was not a drill. >> i knew something was wrong in the cafeteria. they closed the cafeteria. >> a cafeteria employee is undergoing a mental evaluation. and in mental screening for the maryland man accused of staging a banana peel fall at the metro station. we saw him appear in court to face fraud charges for the incident last august. he was caught on camera dro

and nothing is to say well, bob mcdonnell is gone and chris christie, you can't count him out. he had a successful town hall yesterday and coming back through it. he has not been proven to have done anything wrong. but what people like about governors is that they actually are responsible for getting something done. whether they are democrat or republican, they have to produce for their constituency and that's why they are considered better candidates and that and they don't have to take a lot of votes. >> one of the things, ed, that continues to surprise me to a certain extent about the christie scandal stuff, you look at last month. chris christie raised $6 million for the rga, that is some sort of record a one-month record. is this a story that is -- that resonates with a certain portion of this country but a lot of folks don't seem to care? >> well, there was concern that this would trip up his ability to run the rga, the republican governors association but those numbers demonstrate at least in the short term he hasn't necessarily had any problems. yes, there were embarras

their own the fourth spot in our corruption countdown takes us to virginia our former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife were charged last month with taking loans and gifts in exchange for helping promote a private company a civil case is ongoing but authorities allege that the couple took a private plane rides rolex watch leave it on shoes and more totaling at least one hundred sixty five thousand dollars the mcdonald's pleaded not guilty and requested a jury trial that's scheduled for this summer number three to the death goes to the downfall of the former leader of a city that's now in crisis. mayor kwame kilpatrick was sentenced to twenty eight years in prison for corruption last october this is one of the longest sentences ever handed to a major u.s. cola titian he is involved in a record hearing bribery and extortion which worsened the city's financial crisis filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in our country's history last year partially things to mayor kilpatrick. and in baltimore twenty seven corrections officers at a maryland jail were indicted last november for helping the bla

the four spyder crushing countdown cases to virginia for former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife which aren't the last month with aching bones and gets in exchange for helping promote dietary supplement makers start scientific. the civil case is ongoing but authority of the alleged that the couple to try to clean ryan's of all ex wives leave the times used golf clubs and more totaling at least a hundred and sixty five thousand dollar is the mcdonald's pled not guilty to charges and requested a jury trial scheduled for this summer now to the downfall of the former leader of the city and now in crisis. acts detroit mayor kwame me kilpatrick what's in it to twenty eight years in prison for corruption. last october this is one of the long distances at her hand into a major us politician that he was not in racketeering bribery and extortion was worse and that the city is the financial crisis is that right filed the largest municipal bankruptcy and our country's history last year firstly kingston mayor kilpatrick. the new baltimore twenty seven correction officers and a maryland dal were ind

. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonnell says he'll work with the house and senate to pass a budget.says he can find some common ground with both chambers' budget proposals. he also criticized the house for failing to expand medicaid in its proposal. >>> and you'll want to pay attention to what happens today in annapolis if you live or work in maryland. the senate will hold a hearing on a proposal to raise the minimum wage. the bill would raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour by 2016. it is $7.25 an hour now. governor martin o'malley supports the bill. >>> you might want to head to old town alexandria today if you have the day off for presidents' day. the city will hold the city's largest parade to celebrate george washington's birthday. here's the route. you see it on the screen. starts at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> elsewhere in virginia, a special tribute will be paid to the country's first president. mt. vernon will waive the cost of admission to celebrate presidents' day and george washington's 282nd birthday. along with the free admission, the park will be opened early at 8:00

well, it looks like we will not be seeing all of the court papers in the corruption case against bob mcdonnell. the u.s. district judge has issued an order restricting the disclosure of certain documents. prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed to those terms. and mcdonnell and his wife maureen you may remember are now facing a 14 count indictment accused of accepting lavish gifts from a supplements company ceo in exchange for promoting his company. the trial is set for july for the mcdonnells. >>> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> jess is in the newsroom with headlines and nice little bounceback on wall street yesterday. good morning jess. >> good morning to both of you. wall street is waiting this morning for the big monthly jobs report. a report showing a drop in jobless claims gave stocks a really nice boost yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 both scored the best rallies of the year. checking the numbers -- >>> now even if we do get encouraging day out this morning on job growth, there are still about 10 million americans out of work. and a proposal to keep unemployment

. >>> a warning for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife. watch who you talk to or you could face even more legal trouble. the couple appeared before a federal judge in richmond yesterday. he warned them not to have any substantive discussions about their case with any potential witnesses, including family and friends. the couple is facing corruption charges in connection to lavish gifts they received from a former c.e.o. of a dietary supplement maker. their trial begins in july. >>> it is 5:05. time now for the latest your money report. jessica is moving over to news this morning so we'll handle financial headlines for you. investors are desperately hoping for some news to turn things around. wall street had its worst day in more than seven months yesterday and that was followed by japan's nikkei plummeting by 4% this morning. early signs from europe don't look so good either. from yesterday the dow stands at 5372 losing 323 points yesterday -- 15327 losing over 300 points yesterday. a warning from the u.s. treasury secretary jacob li west.

republican senator rand paul's work on this same issue and cited republican former virginia governor bob mcdonnell'shis issue although now that governor mcdonnell is facing a federal criminal indictment, we should see that as a slightly more self-interested decision than it seemed like at the time. still, though, point made. eric holder really has been on a tear. before this week's claire yrion on voting rights, the attorney general has taken on stand your ground laws across the country. sued texas over voter i.d. laws. called for the end of mandatory minimum sentencing policies for nonviolent drug offenses. he cleared the way for colorado and washington to go ahead with their new state laws that legalize poll which meant major changes to doj's priorities when it comes to prosecuting marijuana cases. announced same sex couples married in utah before the state shut down their right to do so, those couples' marriages would be recognized by the federal government even if they weren't recognized by their home state. he also issued new policies that eliminate the distinction between married straight coup

. >>> bob and maureen mcdonnell have to watch what they say around friends and family.rdered the former governor and his wife not to discuss his corruption case against him. the judge orders the mcdonnell not to have contact with potential witnesses ahead of their trial in july. the lawyers want the restrictions lifted so they would only be banned from talking about the case. >>> d.c. fire and e.m.s. could wrap up their investigation into how a man died outside the fire station by the end of the week. vincent gray says two weeks ago 77-year-old frederick mills collapsed across engine 26 in rhode island in the northeast. his family says no one in the station would help. gray said he has spoken with the mills family. >> we will get to a conclusion as soon as we possibly can. we want to do it quickly. we want to do it thoroughly and we want to do it fairly. and i know that his daughter wants to see justice done. i've talked to her twice. >> d.c. council member tommy wells tells news4 and investigation confirmed the 911 dispatcher sent an ambulance to an address in northwes

bob and maureen mcdonnell will have to watch what they say around friends and family. a judge has ordered virginia's former governor and his wife not to discuss the corruption case against them. the judge ordered the mcdonnells not to have contact with potential witnesses ahead of their trial in july. the lawyers want some restrictions lifted so they would be only banned from talking about the case. >>> and in the day ahead, embattled loudoun county supervisor eugene delgadio will be in court for a hearing regarding neglect in duty and incompetence. he called the effort to disenfranchise voters who elected him four times. last year the loudoun county supervisors censured him for misusing funds. he was never indicted for his actions. >>> watch for developments in the challenge to virginia's same sex marriage ban. a judge will hear arguments today in a lawsuit that claims the ban is unconstitutional. northern virginia reporter david culver is in norfolk for the hearing today. so will virginia's attorney general mark herring who supports the challenge m. are upset with he

. >>> bob and maureen mcdonnell have to watch what they say around friends and family. judge ordered virginia's former governor and his wife not to discuss the corruption case against them. the judge had ordered them not to have any contact with potential witnesses ahead of their trial in july. their lawyers want to get some restrictions lifted so they are only banned from talking about the case. >>> new this morning we are learning the government will launch a new anti-smoking campaign targeting teens. starting next tuesday the food and drug administration will launch a campaign called the real cost. lit show kids the effects of smoking like wrinkled skin, yellowing or missing teeth as well. the $115 million campaign plans to target 10 million kids using tv commercials, print ads and social media. >>> tonight you can tell prince george's county rashaad baker what you think of his proposed budget. baker will host a hearing tonight at 7:00 and host another hearing next wednesday night at laurel high school. >>> it is 6:33. today montgomery county wants to know what you t