darcy lives on. i'm sorry. >> wow. >> okay. >> try to get through it. >> trending on youtube, live from new york, saturday night, returning for it's 39th season with tina fey as the host. they added six new cast members and in what many are calling the best sketch of the night, tina playing an albania immigrant

darcy spencer has more on that and new information released by the fbi. >> reporter: jim the fbi released chilling photos of that gunman. you can see one of them right here. he's standing here in a hallway holding a shotgun. one man told me it was these images that brought him to the prayer service tonight. >> it was a service that drew people from different faiths coming together to remember the lives lost in the navy yard mass shooting. >> washington, d.c., although we're strong, we too grieve needless violence. >> the vigil comes on the same day that disturbing images of shooter aaron alexis were released showing him walking the halls of building 197 with shotgun in hand and close-up images of the gun he used to kill so many innocent people. >> it's frightful. once again, your heart goes out to the people who were -- who became sacrificed as a result of this. >> federal investigators say alexis was driven to kill by delusions that he was under the control of electromagnetic waves. the shooting that claimed 12 lives has renewed calls for more gun control. >> i'm embarrassed as a citizen

darcy spencer, news 4. >>> police want you to take a good look at this picture. this is surveillance from the suntrust bank on old branch avenue in temple hills. this suspect walked into the bank around 11:00 yesterday morning and demanded money from a teller. he was last seen speeding away in a gold colored suv. anyone who recognizes this man, call the prince george's crime solvers hot line. >> eight hyattsville teens are okay after a car drove into them. investigators tell us the 19-year-old student lost control of his honda civic and slammed into eight rotc students standing in formation. he was not speeding, but they did charge him with negligent driving and without supervision. he does not have a license yet. >>> more embarrassing video. nsa sin speck tor general said some workers misused the system. some of the cases, they were spying on their spouses, boyfriends or girlfriends. those employees were allowed to retire before they could be punished. the details emerged in a letter to the senate. nsa told lawmakers the surveillance violations were unintentiona

. >> tonight darcy spencer talked to some people who are still holding out hope. she joins us live. >> reporter: members of congress are still busy here at work. we talked to several people here on the national mall some did not know that we were on the bin k of a shut down. the federal government is oathing closer to a shut down the house gop attempting to undo health care reform. we talked to people on the national mall tonight many of them tourists. >> no, i don't because there is no telling what will happen when the government shuts down. that is an unknown territory and the stuff that we have seen from the sequesters there is that could devastate the government. >> yeah, if there is nothing open, then they are not going to come. while it appears that a deal won't happen, many still have hope that it will. we cannot shut down >> it happened 18 years ago. >> it was a risk. but, what are the questions? >> dc mayor vince gray has taken step to protect the district in the case of a shut down. he has declared all operations to be essential so he says if the governm

darcy -- mr.ovie, played mr. darcy, he dies. >> how does he die? >> you have to read the book to find out. >> but of course immortalized by colin firth. >> well, jenna bush-hager just wrapped up an interview with the author and jenna asked her how she broke the news to colin firth. >> i had a conversation with colin which was one of the strangest conversations i've ever had where hi to tell him that mark had died and i had to ask colin if he was sitting down, if he had someone with him and the way we were talking to each other was literally as if someone had died but then we kept sort of laughing because they hadn't. >> by the way, we'll have more of jenna's exclusive interview next week. >> that is if we don't die of sadness first. >> mr. darcy lives on. i'm sorry. >> wow. >> okay. >> try to get through it. >> trending on youtube, live from new york, saturday night, returning for it's 39th season with tina fey as the host. they added six new cast members and in what many are calling the best sket

darcy. why didn't i just stay as i was. sad, sexless.utrage. won't read it if he dies, says one fan. gutted, but will soldier on and read the book. poor bridget. is killing off mr. darcy a good idea? >> it's been 14 years since the last bridget jones novel. this shocking spoiler helps jump-start publicity. >> reporter: the first two novels sold 15 million copies worldwide. the films grossed over $500 million at the box office. the hope is fans will still love bridget just the way she is. >> i like you very much. just as you are. >> now it is long believed her character is loosely based on fielding herself. that theory is supported by recent changes in fielding's own life. she, too, is in her 50s, a mom, and single, though her ex did not die. begins with him already dead. >> it's a jumping off point. the book begins he's already gone. >> and she talked about it herself. okay. >> a good story to read in the book. >>> put down the twitter. coming up, everybody. it's the show that launched so many stars' careers. the cast of the beloved "chi

darcy spencer sat down with the family. >>> i firmly believe that my son would still be here today if he hadn't started using k-2. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview the family talks about the tragic loss oif their 22-year-old son charlie. a loss they blame on synthetic marijuana. >> it was terrible to watch, you know someone that you love and care about go through this. it was torment. >> reporter: charlie was an actor, singer, performer but last july the silver spring man that struggled with addiction took his own life. >> he decided to try k-2 in an effort to get off of methadone. >> reporter: his parents say smoking k-2, a synthetic marijuana sold legally in maryland lead to the downward spiral, the loss of hope and their son's suicide. >> he started to lose hope. we could tell he had a lot of difficulty coping with life. >> reporter: but come tuesday k-2 and other synthetic drugs like spice will be banned when a new law takes effect in maryland. >> i don't want anybody to go through what our family has gone through. >> he was my best friend. >> reporter: charlie's little brot

i failed to thank sergeant darcy for his rendition of the national anthem. could we give him a round of applause. and could i have a round of applause for the color guard that did a beautiful job posting the colors. [applause] thank you, now we will start the ceremony and the presentation of the awards. first i would like to call up sergeant thomas mcmahon and commander garrity to read the citation. >> on new year's day, january 1, 2012, officer mcmahon responded to the crystal hotel at the tenderloin. to a distraught woman hanging on a fire escape near the top of the roof of a six-story building, between the roof and the upper floor. officer mcmahon assessed the situation and responded to the top of the building. and once there made verbal contact with the woman and spoke with her and get a kind of story or rapport with the woman, and the woman told her life story. why she was on the roof and why she was going to jump. i want to emphasize that then officer mcmahon was able to establish and maintain a rapport with her and the issues and homeless and wanted t

i failed to thank sergeant darcy for his rendition of the national anthem.give him a round of applause. and could i have a round of applause for the color guard that did a beautiful job posting the colors. [applause] thank you, now we will start the ceremony and the presentation of the awards. first i would like to call up sergeant thomas mcmahon and commander garrity to read

with staff and with you darcy. so am i given to understand the business changed hands. the business the whole business did the business get sold? the business has changed hands >> the business has changed hands and the business is food and beverage correct? to the business when i changed hands a real estate transaction also bought the liquor license? >> no. >> so have you hired margaret sanchez as the caterer alcohol in our premises. >> come on up margaret. >> we applied for a permit as a lesee and i'm the one who

darcy is dead. >> she's older.about brinlt's new life as a single mom. >> she's trying not lose the children by checking her twitter followers while they're at the tree. that kind of thing. >> reporter: but bridget jones a widow? why didn't i just stay as i was. sad, sexless. but at least a mother, a window, and faithful to their -- faith to feel their father. fans showing outrage. won't read it if he dies, says one fan. gutted, but will soldier on and read the book. poor bridget. is killing off mr. darcy a good idea in. >> it's been 14 years since the last novel. this shocking spoiler helps jump-start publicity? >> reporter: the first two novels sold 15 million copies worldwide. the films grossed over 500 million at the box office. the hope is fans will still love brinlt just the way she is. >> i like you very much. just as you are. >> now it is long believed her character is loosely based on fielding herself. that theory is supported by recent changes in her own life. she, too, is in her 50s, a mom, and singling,

. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >>> if you found yourself in a fiery plane wreck, how would you survive? that's just part of what crews have to prepare for at dulles international airport. news4's transportation reporter set off firsthand on a rare behind the scenes tour of dulles. take a look. >> reporter: sure you nose what the airport looks like in the usual places, but you've never seen dulles international like this. riding the aerotrain through a foggy town to the maintenance yard, then checking out the control room for the system, cruising its expansive taxiway he as planes make their way around. checking out the nearly two miles of conveyor belt your luggage has to ride before finally making to the plane. news4 getting a unique look at the inner workings of the airport. one of the most impressive places, the testing ground for firefighters. >> we get one chance to do this right. >> reporter: with images of the recent asiana airlines crash in san francisco still fresh in the minds of not only rescue crews but also passengers, these fire crews know that every second counts

reporting live from northwest washington, darcy spencer, news4. >>> a man was killed and a pregnant woman delivered her baby early after a head-on crash in fairfax county. this accident happened about 1:30 this morning. on the fairfax county parkway near braddock road. police say 44-year-old abraham aragon of manassas, he was driving the wrong way on the parkway when he hit another car head-on and died at the scene. the victims in the other car are a couple from camp hill, pennsylvania. they were treated with nonlife-threatening injuries, but the woman went into labor. her baby is now in serious condition. police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in this crash. >>> tonight police are looking for a suspect who sexually assaulted and robbed a woman in northwest d.c. this was on irving street around 2:30 this morning. police say a woman was approached by a man with a gun. he forced her into an alley, sexually assaulted her. the suspect reportedly took several items from the victim and fled on a bicycle. if you have information, you're asked to call the d.c. police. >>> an exclus

darcy. > >yeah, it has colin firth and nicole kidman.d on a true story of a man who was tortured during world war 2 by the japanese. the story is about not only his experiences but him as an older man and going back and confronting the people who tortured him. weinstein people picked that up so i'm sure they're gonna be looking for oscars maybe next year. > >thank you eric. > >thank you. was the record move in the stock market a one day pop or is there more rally action to come? find out in chart talk next. in chart talk now, the stock market zipped higher on the fed's inaction on tapering. joining us now is matt cavanaugh of cmz trading. good morning matt. > >good morning. > >will the rally continue into today's session? > >it should be really interesting to see how the market reacts and digests this news over the next few days. the market instantly rallied when the fed said they weren't going to taper. continued to rally as bernanke made his comments. said they're gonna keep the pedal to the metal, keep the short term interest rates lo

and to claim a second outlined skiing medal for russia and at home bridge of darcy moscow. well those winter games are not the only first for russia and such a next year as the city is also due to host its maiden formula one race next october and we caught up with the country's top drivers because he put it off and said guys that aren't can who tested parts of the future track because their child has more. preparations for russia's first drawn preemie century and first ever in formula one have been overshadowed by the upcoming winter olympics but for this teenager is all about living in the fast lane as f one hopeful sergei she wrote king made his first public appearance behind the wheel of a. voice should be out like a mother it's a great team i didn't expect it to be so good everyone's been really nice to me you can tell at once how professional everyone is i'm really happy to be here. aged just eighteen throughout can is set to become the youngest ever driver to start a formula one race next season with three steam sal but planning to give the muscovite a full time seat

john: darcy, you list three things that all city should do. privatization, water the of a two?ll, transparency which is a big one. gaithersburg, md., has zero dead and half for 40 years. everything they do, these contracts, all of those contracts, or on line. audits, accounting. it helps. a little bit of sunshine lets people know what's going on and creates a culture of trust which is important for getting people to want to invest and come back into the city. john: before a city can get new debts goldwater says -- >> voters should have to approve it. bondhave to go before the voters. quite often they say no. that's a great check on curbing these huge liabilities. john: despite all the debt coming to church as the third highest income tax of any major city. after philadelphia and lewisville which are doing that great either. detroit is in the worst shape. >> detroit, it even taxes and utility bills of residence. i think it might be the only city that does that. it has property taxes, business taxes and utility taxes. john: thank you. coming up, a libertarian has a plan to turn p

darcy spencer has reaction from neighbors who rushed to their homes. >> frightened seniors escape a high-rise apartment building fire in silver spring this afternoon. some residents were in wheel chairs. others stood in the shade in disbelief. mary left the building with her cat amanda. >> they were telling us to go, go, go. we went all out the backside of the building. >> investigators believe the fire started at 12:30 in the afternoon in the ninth floor apartment. her body was located in a sun room or solarium. the seniors rushed out, many with mobility and health problems. >> everybody is older. and so the wheelchairs and people who live on oxygen, electricity. it took 75 firefighters. >> it is a hell of a sight. and it's scary. if you're stuck up there you're stuck. the doors opened easy. you got all that stuck in the hallway. you're disoriented and don't nowhere you're going. >>> a maryland man convicted in the murder of a teenager in upper marlboro is sentenced to life in prison plus 20 years. kelvin walker was convicted of shooting and robbing 17-year-old just tick isaacs in 2011. the

darcy spencer has reaction from people along the national mall. >>> the federal government is edging closer to a shutdown. the house gop attempting to undo health care reform known as obama care as part of any deal to keep the government running through october 1st. we talked to people on the national mall tonight. many of them tourists. do you think the government should shut down? >> no, i don't. because there's no telling what will happen when the government shuts down. that's unknown territory. the stuff we've already seen from the sequesters and what that's affected, there's no telling what will happen when the government shuts down. >> if it happens more than a third of federal employees would be furloughed. federally funded museums, including the smithsonians and the zoo would be closed, which could devastate tourism. >> people come here to do sight seeing, see everything. yeah, if there's nothing open, then they're not going to come. >> while it appears that a deal won't happen, many still have hope that it will, including federico lorini, from spain. >> cannot shut down. >>

saddam hussein in iraq, darcy in the brea -- darcy in libya.merica cannot run around the world playing god that we in no .nows what is best it is a interest president, especially when it is about america's strategic interests, about what is best for america. you jeopardize the lives of innocent americans and others around the world when you do this. supporting these rebels that were led by al qaeda -- it is inconceivable. you are going to convince us that you are going to get in there with al qaeda and hezbollah. if the president had supported the al qaeda-led rebels it was only a matter of time that we were in war. guest: that is your interpretation and i think a few minutes ago you said the rebels were left naked. which is it? ifst: listen, i don't care has the law and al qaeda kill each other. people.l innocent host: but don't let them use chemical weapons. guest: people are dying, what is the difference? wire we so hung up on chemical weapons? we should be against this genocide. 100 89 countries signed the chemical weapons convention and no

darcy and they all live happily ever after. it's unicorns and rainbows. >>> good morning. live look at new york city. welcome back to "morning joe." back with us on set, we have -- >> dr. richard kimball. >> mark halperin. wow. john heilemann, thomas roberts, katty kay and howard dean. president obama is on a collision course with russian president putin. the president said he will continue to engage his russian counterpart at the g-20 summit on syria though they've, quote, hit a wall. the group will have working sessions and dinner later tonight. the pleasantries already begun. putin called out secretary kerry, accusing him of, quote, lying. and he knows that he is lying. this is sad. putin was referring to testimony where secretary kerry downplayed al qaeda's role within the syrian opposition. but as calls for an international coalition to strike syria grow, president obama is resisting the claim that the red lines syria is accused of crossing are his alone. >> first all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments represe

. >> mark darcy played by colin has killed off.now what i did this weekend, hoda, without taking care of you. i read three books. one is "killing jesus" bill o'reilly is on today. a fascinating read. i read elizabeth smart's book. she's coming on next week. it's unbelievable this young woman lived through this ordeal and has emerged from it with such grace. >> yeah. >> she is the picture of grace. it's amazing. the other is anne croft's new book. >> you read three books? >> i was on fire. i love to read and i really wanted to read all of those books they're really, really highly redeemable. >> while you were reading i was watching tv. there was this guy, you guys who wanted to do a dave devil stunts, okay? >> yeah. >> he's a 35-year-old american b.a.s.e. jumper named jeb corliss. it was like threading a needle. he had to fly through there. look, look, look -- >> look at this. >> no, indeed. no! he jumped out of a helicopter 6500 feet above -- anyway, he landed, and he got tangled up in -- >> the great wall of china. >> no, but afte