they decided to give daniel harmon-wright no more than 12 months for each of the three counts for a total off no more than 36 months behind bars. minutes after the jury decided daniel harmon-wright should spend the next three years behind bars the former culpeper police officer was handcuffed and escorted back to jail. special prosecutor jim fisher said he was satisfied with the decision. >> it was an abandonment of the role of police officer entirely and i think it was important for the jury to send that message and i think they did. >> reporter: the jury did not find harmon-wright acted with malice when he shot and killed patricia cook who was trespassing sitting in her jeep in a school parking lot. he says she clamped her window shut on his fingers and started driving away when he opened fire. >> he still feels like he did the job he was hired to do and there was nothing else he could have done. so he feels victimized. >> reporter: instead of murder the jury found harmon-wright guilty of manslaughter and two other counts. brendan king who served in the marine corps with harmon-wright t

daniel harmon-wright was convicted tuesday on the 2012 shooting death of patricia cook.ned. today is secretary of state hillary clinton's last day on the job. this afternoon she will speak to a state department employees before she leaves. her successor john carey will be sworn in today. kerry. you would think that the forty- niners quarterback had enough pressure to win. >> red robin learn that a quarterback like to go there for dinner. so the company offered him a free food for life if he wins on sunday. all customers, a san francisco area locations also get a two for one burger deal with a forty-niners win. many football fans anticipating beyonce's halftime performance at the super bowl. >> the nfl asked if you ravens fans and 49ers fans to share some of their favorite beyonce songs. >> love songs but i'm just that we cannot watch the halftime show. >> ♪ i'm a single 80, i'm a single late-daydy ♪ and i will tell my teammates i did that. >> vernon davis should stick to his day job. his singing was not bad. >> ♪ if you like it, puts a ring on it ♪ [laughter] was happeni

daniel harmon-wright was convicted tuesday in the shooting death of patricia cook. on tuesday night, court officials found two dictionaries and thesauruses in the jury room. that is a violation of the judge's instructions. defense attorneys are seeking a mistrial. question no. ec high school is planning to send letters today about the attempted abduction of a student. a 16-year-old woodson high school student was walking on nannie helen burroughs avenue thursday when a man got out of an suv, grabbed her, and forced her into a vehicle. the girl's family samantha and groped her letter ago when she started fighting back. police are looking for the suspect. there's a recall for cold medicine. >> to tell us more about that and give us a preview of what wall street is watching today let's get to ellen braitman at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning. if it is the first friday of the month. we get stock futures a bit higher. the labor department releasing the january report a few hours from now. economists forecast 165,000 non- farm jobs added

temperature may have influenced the gyres as they considered a recommendation of a sentence for daniel harmon wright. among those who took the stand today, his own wife. she told jurors amid tears and choking up that since this incident began, they've lost everything. dianswer estes wright throughout the trial she took the stand pleading the jury to be lien jent. she said and her 17-month-old child have had to move across the country. financially they said they have nothing left. brendan king also took the stand. he served in iraq with him during the war. >> dan fought for his country, we followed orders, we all went to war and did the best job we could there. he came home and wanted to init to serve, and he did the best job he did. but the special prosecutor said what about patricia cook, the victim in this case? he told jurors he would love to bring in cook's family and friends to bring in simply, but the law doesn't allow it. he went on to say harmon wright has not shown an ounce of remorse after the killing of patricia cook. he was a police officers at the time. today fisher told the jury this a

daniel harmon wright was convicted of killing an unarmed woman last year. his attorneys claim jurors used a dictionary to help them define the word malice them argue jurors were confused about instructions given to them. >>> they were concern there could be i amini fiscal cliff but this morning, there is a resolution in the debt ceiling debate, at least for now. we'll have the details coming up next. >>> d.c. is a town known for its d.c. formalities and fancy culture but it has always had an impressive music scene too. we'll show you how an impressive piece of it is being honored. [ male annncer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] it's on. let's roll. >>> the senate has approveda bill to temp

daniel harmon-wright claimed he shot cook last year when his arm was caught in her suv window. >>> two they were groped by a man. police are looking to see if they're linked to a serial groper. both attacks happened wednesday night in springfield. a 30-year-old woman was walking on dinwiddie street when someone approached her from behind, grabbed and groped her. 25 minutes latera a few blocks away a woman felt someone groping her. she screamed and the man ran off. the descriptions match the attacker in 15 similar assaults. >>> d.c. police need your help to identify a man who kidnapped and groped a teenager. this happened in the 5100 block of nannie helen bur oaf oafs avenue. a man got out of his suv and forced her inside. he drove her a few blocks away, groped her and let her go. >>> something you use to keep warm could be banned in d.c. if a local leader get her way. faith wheeler says she wants a citywide ski mask ban to deter crime. d.c. law makes it illegal for anyone over 16 to wear the masks while committing a crime. but the attorney general says they rarely prosecute anyone unde

daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook in a church parking last year. the prosecution claimed harmon- wright lost his temper while questioning cook and shot her several times while she tried to drive away. the defense insisted he was just a cop doing his job. >>> the head of the secret service is stepping down after 30 years. his name is mark sullivan. he joined the secret service in 1983 and was appointed director in 2006. >>> a suicide bomber sets off blake killing himself and gird outside the u.s. embassy in -- a bomb killing himself and a guard outside the u.s. embassy in turkey. it did not damage the embassy itself. >>> on her last day on the job secretary of state hillary clinton speaking briefly on that attack in turkey. clinton says she's told the u.s. ambassador to turkey how much she values the team's service. the senate approved john kerry to take over her job earlier this week. >>> the dow closed over 14,000 today, the first time since want 7, all that despite the new un-- 2007, all that despite the new unemployment numbers which inched up a

. >>> a judge has denied a motion for a mistrial in the case against a former culpeper cop daniel harmon-wright. the jury used a dictionary to look up the meaning of malice. the jurors convicted the officer on tuesday for the february 2012 shooting death of patricia ann cook. >>> one of new york city's most colorful mayors ed koch has died. we learned this morning that koch died of congestive heart failure. current mayor michael bloomberg called him, quote, annual irrepressible icon, our most charismatic cheerleader and champion. he helped rescue new york from near financial ruin during his three terms in office. ed koch was >>> start your engines. the washington auto show opens today at the d.c. convention center. so what are the hottest cars and trends this year? joining me now, the man who knows, kevin riley, the show's vice chair. thanks so much for coming in this afternoon to talk about this fantastic and massive auto show that we have right here in washington, d.c. >> thank you very much. it's great to be here. >> you know, the old auto show, when you went to the old convention center, it

daniel harmon-wright will spend more than three years in jail. things could have turned out far worse for the 33-year-old former police officer. shocked to death, a woman motorist last year when tried to pull away. defense attorney, daniel hawes told the jury, that he had to make a snap decision. he told jurors he will never again seek employment in law enforcement. the prosecutor told the jury the policeman slaughtered the 54-year-old woman. with the option of sentencing up to 25 years of voluntary manslaughter, the jury came back with a three-year, maximum sentence. >> i think that the jury did the best they could. struggled with a difficult case. i think it was important to be forceful and zealous. at the end of the day, i'm pleased with the jury's judgment. i think they did a good job. they worked hard in this case to be fair. you know, in the end, there's no perfect system. it's the system that we have and i stand by. >> earlier, the defense asked for a mistrial in this case because some jurors had improperly used dictionaries during their d

daniel harmon-wright claimed he shot cook when his arm got caught in her suv window when she tried to away. >>> a community leader wants to crackdown on crime. faith wheeler says she wants a citywide ski mask ban. d.c. law makes it illegal for anyone over the age of 16 to wear the masks while committing a crime. the attorney general says they rarely prosecute anyone under that law. she says a ban could deter that crime. >> ski masks are used in holdups and assaults. it's one of many, many tools that should be explored. >> people are allowed to ear wear headgear to protect themselves in the cold. >> d.c. police say they do not see ski masks as evidence of an intent to commit crime. >>> police are looking into whether a serial groper struck again. a woman was walking on dinwiddie street in springfield when somebody approached her from behind her, grabbed her and groebd groped her. another woman says she was walking when she felt someone groping her. she screamed and the suspect ran off. both the descriptions of the attacker match the suspect in previous -- in 15 previous assaults. >> fu

daniel harmon-wright claimed he shot patricia cook when his arm was caught in her suv window when she tried to drive away. >> a local leader wants to crackdown on crime by banning something that many use to keep warm. faith wheeler is calling on a ban for ski masks. anyone over 16 can wear -- the attorney general says they rarely prosecute anyone under this law. still, wheeler says ski masks are often used by criminals. >> few criminals want to be identified. otherwise they wouldn't wear it and wouldn't runaway. it's one of many, many, many tools that could -- should be explored. >> i don't think that banning ski masks is going to reduce robberies in the district of columbia. >>> d.c. police say they don't see it as evidence as someone's intent to commit a crime. >>> a pilot is 234 the hospital after passing out mid-flight. it was headed from los angeles to seattle when the pilot lost consciousness. a co-pilot took over and detoured the plane to portland, oregon. paramedics met the plane on the ground. the pilot has been with the airline for 28 years. no word what made him ill. >>> we

the jury convicted daniel harmon-wright tuesday for shooting and killing patricia cook.hat night, court officials found two dictionaries and a thesaurus in the jury room, which violated the judge's instructions. that lead defense attorneys to argue for a mistrial. >> today's hillary clinton's last day as secretary of state. she will address state department employees before saying goodbye. she visited 112 countries and blocked nearly 1 million miles during four year tenure. kerry will be sworn in later today. mike allen will join us at 6:45 to discuss what the future holds for mrs. clinton. there's still plenty of time to place your bets on a super bowl winner. it's the game is two days away. everyone has an opinion. john gonzalez went looking for positions. he's joining us live from new orleans this morning. >> good morning. believe it or not, this morning the party is still going in the french quarter. we spent a lot of time this week talking to players and fans but who the streets of bourbon street say will win. part 49 errors. >> ♪ >> the ravens. >> along can you sta

tonight daniel harmon wright is back in jail, the jurors seen here walking in this morning, the judge said 12 months for each of the three counts they quitted him of, a total of 36 months in jail. earlier the day, the judge de denied the push for a mistrial. on tuesday, the jury found him guilty of manslaughter. outside of court today, harmon wright's attorney described his client's reaction to the recommended sentence. >> i think he was prepared for it, but, you know, he still feels like he did the job he was tired to do, and there was nothing else he could have done. >> in the end it's a jury decision, so i'll stand by the jury's judgment. >> reporter: judge susan whittlock has two options h. she can uphold the sentence or lessen it. she's make that call in april. david culver, news4. >>> one person is dead, two others injured after a car hits a three about 4:30 this afternoon. this was in front of the a middle school. investigators are trying to determine what caused the driver to go off the road. >>> washington's longtime money man is stepping down. he told the mayor this morning

>>> three years, that's how much jail time jurors are recommending for ex-police officers daniel harmon wright. on tuesday they found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter. today they denied the defense's -- after some jurors conducted a dictionary. the attorneys say he's in that. a judge will decide in april whether to hold the sentence or lessen it. >>> the white house today is softening the so-called birth control mandate in the affordable care act. after months of pushback and dozens of lawsuits, the administration announced details about a policy designed to accommodate religious group. danielle leigh is here to tell us more about the compromise and the reaction so far. >> good afternoon. the reaction has been mixed. it doesn't require religious nonprofits to offer it directly. women can get free action to coverage from a third party. basically what that does is try to get around the complaint from religious groups that the so-called birth control man dade basically vited the first amendment rights by forcing them to go against the religion. today press second tear jay carney set the white

daniel harmon wright said he shot patricia cook last year when his arm got caught in her suv window and she tried to drive away. >>> negotiators are still talking by a man holding a 5-year-old in a bunker for three days. 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes stormed the school on tuesday. he shot the bus driver and ended up taking the boy named ethan into a bunker. the boy has his medicine plus crayons and a tv to keep him calm. >>> tributes to former new york city ed koch are pouring into our newsroom. koch passed away this morning of congest tour failure. he served as mayor from 1978 to 1989. he'll be remembered for his feisty style. supporters say he helped lift new york city out of its financial crisis in the late '80s. koch will be laid to rest on monday. he was 88 years old. >>> and d.c. councilmember tommy wells is thinking of running for mayer. we understand he will launch an exploratory committee. that doesn't mean he'll definitely run for mayer. but he does hope to make a decision this spring. he said current mayer vincent gray didn't reannounce if he'll run for re-election. >> the econ

therefore, daniel harmon-wright at most will serve only 36 months in jail. shawn. >>> john, thank you. >>> anne arundel county executive resigned from office today. the announcement comes day after the two-term republican was found guiltof two counts of misconduct in office. he will be sentenced in march. john hamon, the administrative officer has been named acting executive. >> after two children were killed in a house fire in frederick county. firefighters and 40 rescue units responded to the scene here in meyersville last night. the crews arrived, the home was fully engulfed in flames with two children trapped inside. fox 5's bob barner has more as investigate torse try to figure out the cause. >> from the way a neighbor tells it, the two sisters who died inside their home here on a meyersville hill top late last night didn't stand a chance. despite heroic efforts by their mom and dad to save them. tas heartbreaking sight, still smoldering more than 24 hours after sisters, sophie and madigan were killed in there around 11:30 thursday night. >> i feel so b

daniel harmon wright was convicted earlier this week of killing an unarmed woman last year. his attorneys claim the jurors used a dictionary to help them define the word "malice." they say that shows the jurors were confused about instructions given to them. >>> the hostage situation in alabama enters its fourth day now. a man has been holding a 5-year- old boy since tuesday afternoon. neighbors identify the captor as 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes. police say he and the boy are in an underground bunker equipped with a tv and electricity. the boy's mother says the child has asperger's syndrome and hdhd. police are getting medicine to the boy through a pipe. >>> metro issues a public apology for wednesday evening's gridlock on the green line. thousands were stranded. the agency says there were problems with a piece of equipment and a human error when crews tried to fix it. the power outage was the result of an emergency button being hit. metro apologized to customers for having to wait so long for the problem to be fixed. ♪ what time is it ♪ game time ♪ what time is it ♪ game ti

the jury that convicted daniel harmon-wright of manslaughter last week has now recommended a sentence. it's been almost a year since he shot and killed 54-year-old patricia cook during a traffic stop. the sentencing hearing was briefly delayed after questions about the jury's use of a dictionary and these sawyer reduce -- that sawyer rouse which went against the judge's instructions. >>> there will not be a legal debate over replacing anne arundel county executive john leopold. the county council had planned to declare his post vacant today but a judge found leopold guilty of misconduct in office and he put an end to the legal debate by tenuring his resignation over the weekend. >>> it's 5:05. time for the latest your money report. >> jessica doyle is back with today's headlines. good morning. >> good morning. dow 14,000. how about them apples. not a bad way to start the week. the dow standing above 14,000. for some we've been back here in five years. an encouraging jobs report and favoring manufacturing data and ford, g.m. and chrysler are on a roll. automakers posted double digit sa

daniel harmon wright was convicted of killing an unarmed woman back in february of last year. his attorneys claimed jurors useed a dictionary to help them define the word malice. they say that shows jurors were confused about instruction that were given to them. to them. >>> a still developing story out of alabama. for a fourth day now, hostage negotiators near midland city are trying to get a suspected gunman to release a five-year- old boy. he was snatched off a school bus tuesday afternoon. neighbors say the child is being held by 65-year-old jimmy look dikes in an underground bunger on his property. investigators are community indicating with him through a ventilation pipe. members of community have been holding vigils and church services hoping for a positive outcome. >> trying to bring the community together in one purpose and that is to pray for the safety and protection of this young child and for the safe release to get him back to his family as quick as possible. >> he needs to be back with his family. if i could go over and get him, i would go get him. >> the boy's