the tsa, located here in the nondescript building in crystal city. >> our mission is to make sure september1th does not happen again. >> this is mission hall, the message here, never forget and it's hard to forget, when you can get so close to pieces of that day. >> having 9/11 artifacts on display would remind employees why we are here, we have unique pieces here. we have pieces from the world trade center, from the pentagon and we have the walk through metal detector that the terrorists walked through that morning. >> the metal detector made famous from this picture right here. >> i'm blown away by the little things. you can see the dust on this still from that day. >> on the top? >> yeah, yeah. >> now in a city full of museums, this one only available to those that work here. mission hall not open to the public, in fact, we are the first camera crew to film this hall. >> this was a flag that flew over the gate in boston where american airline s flight 11 lt from. >> which plane was that? >> that was the first the flight that went into the world trade center 8:46 this morning. >> it gives

. >> in this part of crystal city is a strip of mostly independently owned bars restaurants and shops, all of which depend on government workers for business. right now those workers are nervous and frustrated, and they are not alone. in parts of virginia close to the capital, there is some acceptance of dysfunction across the river. >> washington is going to be washington. >> he owns this restaurant, where the majority of business comes from government workers. last year, business was booming. this year, the reservation book is wide-open thanks to the threat of furloughs and pay cuts. >> it is going to hit a lot of people. >> he knows what he is talking about. he has spent the past several months preparing workers for the worst. >> if our efforts when to creating jobs instead of planning for sequestration we could save a lot that way. >> just when we are starting to get back on our feet again, this is really lacking as back down again in a big way. >> he knows the feeling. >> i hope the light bulb goes on over the head and they make the right decision. >> another element of uncertain

transportation security administration, the tsa, located here in this nondescript building in crystal city. >> this is what our mission is, to make sure september 11th doesn't happen again. >> michael smith is the historian for the tsa, and this is mission hall, and the message is never forget. >> we felt having 9/11 artifacts on display here at headquarters remind employees why we are here. we have pieces from the world trade center and the pentagon, and the walk through metal detector that two of the terrorist walked through that morning. >> you can see the dust on this, still, from that day -- >> on the top? >> yeah, yeah. >> and in a city full of museums free to access, not everybody gets to see this hall, this space and these artifacts. mission hall not open to the public. in fact, we are the first camera crew to film this hall. >> this was a flag that flew over the gate in boston where american airlines flight 11 left from. and that's the first flight that went into the world trade center that morning. >> it gives a unique window to where tsa started and how far it has come. on 9/11,

. >> let's go to crystal city on metro. >> it has one of the indiana ventive theater companies.ng show is the tempest. one of the cool things, it's performed on a water stage. there's actually water. probably hundreds of gallons of water on the stage. they're kicking it up. it will rain inside. i've seen them do this type of show once before '. and it was amazing. >> do you need to take an umbrella or raincoat? >> you sit in the first few rows, you do. the dancers have a lot of fun kicking at water at you. the show starts at february 28th. >>> tell me about the embassies you can visit for valentine's day around this area. >> the embassies, they have fine food. austrian embassy has food coming up off the d.c. metro. you can buy tickets at things to do dc.com. >>> we'll somewhere have the whole list in "the washington post" tomorrow? >> actually for friday. >> for more ideas for the weekend, log into nbcwashington.com on the going out guide on washingtonpost.com. >>> let's take a look at some stories we're following. pat lawson in the newsroom with the preview. >> hi, keith. comin

if you'd like to see emily's designs up close and personal, you can go to the fashion show at crystal citye show starts at 6:00 tonight and it goes through saturday. and of course when you see the stars walking the red carpet at the grammys, think of emily. she'll be there and her little beautiful bikinis and swimsuits will be in the celebrity swag bag. congratulations, emily. >> thank you. >> let's go to mike. >> how do i follow that? come on now. >>> we have to answer the question of the morning. what's the number one thing most women say they wish their man's mom taught them? is it a, put the toilet seat down, b, iron your own clothes or c, ask for directions. one viewer wrote all three, usually one after the other. the answer, however, to the facebook question, b, how to iron their own clothes. >>> we're saving you money. daily deals time. what does valentine's day -- what is valentine's day without diamonds? a double heart pendant necklace right now $99.99 down from $459, offered by amazon. ladies, you don't need it. you look fantastic but if you just want to try botox, here's a group

crystal springs road and along florence city bluffed see rain pushing out over the bay now.livermore. dublin. san ramone wet along main street. castro valley rain and santa cruz mountain and heavy downpour here across boulder correct and south to scott vale some developing near santa cruz about move to move on shore. wet spots around the bay area. one area just moving into western sonoma county at the moment up around jenner and out towards forestville road. temperatures at this moment generally in the 40's dropped to tloon at novato. chilly in some location up in the north bay and in the interior eastrecs tonight. possible thunder yes that's right. snow level dropping below 3000 feet and bay area hilltop highest peak snow flake in the early morning hours. dry and maileder over the weekend. we have a beach hazard statement issued by national weather service in effect through saturday morning highest tide of the month seen tomorrow morning and saturday morning near seven feet it will be. up in the atmosphere happening on satellite radar composite image. first front brought us

crystal clear. with our current conditions. upper 50s in san francisco, oakland, redwood city and the same in the san jose.40's for with the high-pressure dominating our forecast. it will stay dry and warm for the next several days. here is what we can expect. chilly along the coast. 30's. with warmer conditions how we can see changes with your extended forecast. >> , got there is one section of the people are parking any way they please and the next edition of people behaving badly. dahna... >> now for today's market update. stocks end january on a down note. but the markets did post strong monthly gains. on wall street the dow fell 49-points. but ended the month up almost 6-percent. the nasdaq slipped a fraction of a point. and finished january up 4-point- 1 percent. the s-and-p-500 lost 4- points to dip below 15- hundred. but still logged it's best january since 1997. gaining 5-percent for the month. >> new data from consumer intelligence research partners says iphone users pay the highest monthly bills. 60-percent of iphone users polled said they paid more than 100-dollars per month for service. only 5

you just take it down the beach and go to destin or something, go he to panama city beach next time and chill on the crystaltand. i've never seen it a toilet situation. best to the girls. make a video and tell them welcome home and i hope they get over this. man. >> i hope so, too. >> shepard: can you imagine if your kids are out there and your mom is sitting at home? makes your skin crawl. >>> continuing coverage of the manhunt for the rogue excop who may have met his end yesterday. in fact, we believe he did. the suspect has been linked to four deaths now and we'll take you to the funeral of one of those victims, a former police officer or i should say a fellow police officer. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news live from rome on "studio b". ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affor

city by midnight. some big weather changes on the way. crystal clear skies.rtunity for barry butler to show the pancake guys out there of the flake. and which was at the arboretum. he saw these icicles and thought we would be interested. and beautiful shot. it has been a nice day in chicago starting with sunshine and then clouds and now rain for the evening rush hour. it has been raining ever since but we are about ready to go to snow. fromhere is how it looked as the cloud spread throughout the area. it turned cloudy and tonight is rain and changing to spell across the area. keep in mind that even the we had a blast of cold there we are 10 days away from the start of spring. and 10 days away from the average date for the first 70 degree day. we had a 22 degree change in temperature problems today. 51 degrees today not bad. look at some of these temperatures. all in the 50s today. but tonight temperatures will range from the 40's in the city down to 30 at harvard had sycamore at 30 also. this map does not bode well for us keeping fifties around. 30 degree tem

it was a crystal clear finish, traffic is thinning out there on the bridge. temperatures all below freezing or at freezing. 27 in ocean city. cold at the beach now and 28 out the haguerstown way. when you get dew points to 20 this is extremely dry air so now is the time to run a humid identifier. baltimore countytomorrow only looking for upper 30s. a cloud shield will come in and hold temperatures down a little bit so really, slightly cooler than the weather we saw today. anne arundal, you look for 40 tomorrow. maybe low 40s toward southern anne arundal county. generally just a few passing clouds across the region now. the storm will come as it always seems to this time in february. this system is primarily a rain maker we think. it's going to be skirting just offshore though there will be rain wrapping around us. thewestern shore won't get as much as the eastern shore. therewill be a little snow wrapping around this and heavy snow in new england. the coastal low is still strengthing over new orleans now so this will continue to make its swing over the carolinas and ramping up speed and intensity. soarriving into the mid a

. >> at the san mateo bridge crystal clear conditions for your ride out hayward towards foster city. a live look at the golden gate bridge. not bad. this fall forming in some of our north bay valley. no accidents to report that drive of 23 minutes from navato into san francisco. james. >> thank you erica. >> police still waiting for confirmation that the charred remains found in the burned cat and the san burned in the mountains do in fact belong to suspect a cop killer christopher dorner . >> this was the scene where the shootout with the party's lead to a fire at the cabin. >> police are denying claims that the fire was intentionally set. >> they say, it was caused by tear-gas canisters. >> a couple spoke publicly about their ordeal when they discovered christopher dorner in their cabin. he assured them he would not kill them. >> he turned to us and said frequently he would not kill us. that is exactly how he said that. he told us about the man in the boat in san diego. >> he did not kill them he was not going to kill us. he said there was a means to an end with that man and that w

i think what i would want to forecast in new york city for this is eight to 12 inches. >> and do you have a special crystalto? >> we have it downstairs and keep it in the back room. >> okay. >> and they only pull it out for blizzards. case in point, it's out today, right? >> and some of the newest stuff is in and that is offshore of manhattan and that is looking like boston is going to get slammed with this and that does not look like our storm, by any means. not a bad day. the temperatures for everybody into some lower 40s and sitting at von is degrees -- at 41 degrees and that is the high for the day. a nice evening, too, and staying dry by late evening and maybe as early as 11:00 and we getting light precipitation out there and that can start in the form of snow and sleet. the temperatures will be plenty warm and that is not going to be a problem at 11:00 or 12:00 and this is that situation now. we're showing earlier and this is not even catching -- touching the ground and the low levels are dry. a lot of the system is from the south and the thunderstorms into parts of florida and that is a big clam of

crystal. he lived about 3 tons over from where my parents live. he had a little blue volkswagen, used to pick me up every night. drive into the city. we would get on stage, do our jobs. he would drive me home. we would critique each other's jokes and our acts. i am about four months into this nightmare, this experiment of mine. one night at about 1:00 a.m., having the hardest time in the world making these four drunks from des moines laugh. i get off the state and -- i get off the stage and go to the board videos awaiting for billy. a man sits next to me and starts staring at me. staring at me. i finally go, what, what do you want? he goes, you know, you are the worst the media i have ever seen in my life. i said, thank you, i really need to hear this right now. thank you very much. he said, but your material is good. do you write it? i said, yes. he said, can i see more of it? i said, you bet. i even asked his name. ends up this is lorne michael, and he is going to the clubs in new york looking for writers for this new show called "saturday night live" that was going to premiere in the fall. i go home to long island and a type of

city wants everyone to be patient. janine de la vega 5:05. >>> they are trying to win a ban to circulate guns that will be exempt. they want to make it crystal clear and it is designed for military and law enforcement use. it would ban the guns as well for many. lawmakers only have four days to avoid the spending known as the second quester. coming up, -- second quest -- gesture. >>> they now know where they first began. the fire started in front of a generator in the front inn general room. they were left without power sunday afternoon. the fairy collided injuring at least two people. they will also undergo drug testing and the investigation continued. >>> if you drive on the richmond san rafael bridge, it was open again. a new automated system was installed on the bridge. other toll lanes will be visiting. >> what are you keeping an eye on sal? >> well, we are delighted, it is the holiday for most and unfortunately we continued to get to more serious crashes because the roads are wide open. this is a look at the east shore freeway and certainly people are out there but it is not empty out there and it is not going to be as crowded. it this

city of montgomery, i intend to follow this. >> this morning the long awaited mandate from the united states supreme court concerning bus segregation came to montgomery. this man did expresses crystalar that segregation in public transportation is both legally and sociologically and valid -- invalid. in light of this mandate and the unanimous vote rendered by the montgomery improvement association about a month ago, the year old protest against city buses is officially called off and the negro citizens of montgomery are urged to return to the buses to our morning on and on segregated basis. >> that was dr. martin luther king, jr. speaking december 20, 1956, announcing the end of the montgomery bus boycott after more than 380 days. in a moment, we will play more from the documentary, "king: a filmed record...from montgomery to memphis." the film has just been released on dvd. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. back in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> today we're bringing you major portions of this historic documentary, "king: a filmed record...from montgomery to memphis." this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace re

crystal clear on my way into work early this morning. now look at that. a full deck of overcast has run over the city of washington.e going to continue to lower and thicken as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. still 23 degrees with just enough sun coming through to cast a shadow. that's not going to last much longer. temperatures are stranded in the middle and upper teens across the shenandoah valley. mid and upper 20s in southern maryland. 21 degrees at the inner harbor in baltimore. we're off to a cold start. clouds will continue to increase. temperatures will continue to go up here for the next couple of hours. i don't think we're going to get too much farther above about the freezing mark, maybe one or two ticks above freezing. that is it. that will occur before the snow showers start later this afternoon into this evening. how much snow should we expect? well, a coating to maybe an inch. a viewer here in town yesterday morning, that's about what we're in for again today. coating to maybe an inch. could see a little more than in the one to two inch range out to the west of interstate 81 into the

city. and one case that just -- if it doesn't crystallize exactly what we're talking about, i don't know whatnd that is the young girl who was performing -- >> little miss pendleton. >> yeah. >> rainbow push and reverend sharpton and others, we're going to march this weekend to where she was killed. her mother was on "politics nation" last night. it's a little more complicated. there are no gun shops in chicago, joe. they make guns in barrington and rock island, so guns are in. if you know where guns are manufactured and the trail where they're sold, you'd break up the trail. you see the flow of gun manufacturing, gun shops which turns into -- then drugs are coming in. several drug cartels. guns and drugs and jobs out for perhaps unemployment. that's an urban crisis. it's different than the analysis, say, of sandy hook which is a different arrangement, mostly employed people, loss of gun shop, higher than chicago, it's a very different deal. >> how do you answer, reverend jackson, the argument that you have some of the toughest gun laws in the country, handguns were banned completely until tw

city now. >> let's go find it right now. >> we also need chick-fil-as, crystal's, what taburger.here is the nearest one? it's still big. former congressman jesse jackson's facing jail time after pleading guilty to misusing hundreds of thousands of campaign funds. a tearful jackson apologized to his family and friends. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams takes us through this sad case. >> reporter: for jesse jackson jr., the walk into the courthouse was the end of a slow-motion fall from grace. he told a federal judge, for years i have lived off my campaign, admitting that he took money received in political contributions and used it to make more than 3,000 separate purchases for himself and his wife over the past seven years. a $43,000 gold watch, $19,000 for one of michael jackson's guitars, $16,000 for a pair of elk heads. tens of thousands more in furnishings for their homes in washington and chicago. total value, $750,000. >> jesse jackson jr. had the drive, the ability and the talent to be the voice of a new generation. but he squandered that talent. >> reporter: as he

crystal clear for san jose. we've got a beautiful day shaping up. temperatures will be comfortable. at 3:0062 for livermore. right along the peninsula, 62 degrees in redwood cityteo bridge, a smooth drive. the commute pretty much done here. 880 at the bottom of the screen. 101 where things start to pick up once you pass the scene of the crash. no injuries, though, better news and better news overall for the commute through san jose. a little slowing north through mountain view. then southbound on the peninsula side of the san mateo bridge, not so clear on the southbound side of 101 passing toward 92, marla. back to you. >> we'll have more coming up in 30 minutes. jon kelley and i hope to see you at 11:00. we'll see you then. ♪ >> we are back on a special fun day monday from beautiful santa monday cardiacs and we are today's buzz like we do every week, but this time we're doing it with e news correspondent terrence. >> good morning. >> hey, terrence. >> hey, ladies. >> this is good. move in with me. i have plenty of room. >> not the first offer she's had today, believe me. >> with that dress. she offered me man spanx. >> they're manx. >> let's talk about the co