but again, dominion has cleared this situation. it only as you can see, things are back to normal derrick ward. >> thank you very much. >>> two men have been injured after they were caught in an explosion in an office building in downtown d.c. the men are engineers at the davis building on k street northwest. even though it's a weekend, a lot of offices were occupied. it's believed the explosion happened in a boiler room and sent occupants running outside. >> we saw two men who were apparently the engineers who are on the floor. as a result the the explosion. with the penthouse -- >> the two men were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> someone fired shots near the vice president's home. tonight the secret service is working with the fbi to find out who. agencies heard the gunfire last night in greenville delaware. police officers set up a perimeter around the house and interviewed neighbors. they didn't find any damage to the bidens' home. they were in delaware but they were not at home at the time of the shooting. >>> dozens

dominion may be my favorite utility play. ee jen sus, we had them on. that's a terrific little biotech and jack henry is a business. utility, industrial and equity. i think it's terrific. i like the partnership. stick with cramer. they're coming. what do i do? you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. >>> you know we've been all over it from pepsi to dow chemical of course to dupont. tomorrow we've got a beg one on cnbc. carl icahn will be going toe to toe with the-time traders and my good friend judge wapner. you know i'll be watching to hear what he has to say about ebay which reported okay, nothing great, and a whole lot more. i also want to hear how bad sandisk was and the credit card companies. looks like december was a tough month. i want to drill on those. don

dominion has 2.4 million customers in virginia. prince george's county police have identified the seven-year-old boy who drowned in a pond and oxon hill last night. they say the boy was playing in the area of south view drive when he walked onto an ice covered pond. the ice gave way and the boy fell in. three police officers jumped into the water to pool the child out, but he later died at the hospital. the officers are recovering tonight. maryland state police are trying to determine which driver ran a red light in queen anne county, maryland, that killed five people. this happened early this morning on route 50 and route 213. five people, including a pregnant woman, died when ta tractor-trailer t-boned the vehicle they were in. >> the tractor-trailer rolled over on the vehicle. >> 24-year-old regina ayres was killed, so were served boyfriend, travis, her seven-month-old daughter that her seven-year-old daughter. her pregnant sister was also killed. the family was traveling to baltimore for her baby shower. a suspected truck drive

dominion says it needs to stablize its rates and avoid closing several pole powered plants. but critics, including the attorney general mike herring says lowering oversight could lead to higher electric rates. the winter weather is causing problems on the roads long after the snow has been cleared. drivers now find themselves dodging strings of potholes especially in northwest washington. and that's where we find d.c. bureau chief sam ford. sam? >> yes, maureen. well, they're bad and vdot's engineer say this is the beginning of the pothole season not the end. i'm along military highway, one of many areas where the potholes are starting to annoy. >> just hit one? >> limped into the tire repair place this afternoon on the rim after hitting yet another pothole! >> in the middle of the street the potholes are everywhere! >> you just hit one. >> yes! >> along georgia avenue and especially along military road potholes are popping up everywhere. with the cold weather snow and ice and the salt thrown around, the streets are starting to crumble. >> factor in the volume of traffic ove

dominion power is reviewing four different routes for the 6- mile 230kili volt lines that would raise high here in prince william county. >> the relative risk to children and childhood cancers and cancers to unborn infants is significantly high are than it is amongst grown-ups. that's a fact. you can look it up. >> reporter: among the major concerns, the power line would serve only a data center and amazon.com report -- that amazon.com reportedly wants to build. it could be near a historic winery, a church and a retreat for wounded warriors. >> the whole purpose of the retreat is to help heal our wounded warriors and their families and make them whole again and looking at 100-foot towers and electrical lines is not really when we had in line. >> reporter: not everyone opposes the electrical lines, but tonight they were in the minority. >> all these scary stories are scary stories. [ boos ] >> reporter: dominion power spokesman chuck penn says it's a long way to go before any final obligations are made. >> we operate in a regulated environment. as such, be it commercial, residential, i

. >>> you may have to go faster in the old dominion to be arrested for reckless driving. the virginia state length tour is considering a bill that would raise the speed limit. our scott macfarlane learned the speed could be raised from 80 miles per hour to 85. state delegate jeff campbell is pushing for the change. he says it's common sense the current 80-mile-an-hour threshold treats too many drivers like criminals. >>> new street cars in the district are already getting into fender benders, and they aren't even open for business yet. this street car crash last night is one of nine since test runs started last october. news4's tom sherwood explains who is at fault now. >> reporter: the street cars make a lot of noise at intersections. crosswalks beep for pedestrians. and signs everywhere warn people to watch out for the new street cars. but cars still do pull out in front of the street cars and officials say there have been nine fender-bender style crashes since testing began last october. >> there have been no injuries and is we have not been cited for any of them. it's

on the roads moving into the parking lot at dominion high school. we'll be out in aldi in a couple minutes. send me a tweet. we will get to as many neighborhoods as we can. could be a tricky drive on the morning roads. for that let's go to melissa mollet. >> chopper 4 over the crash. maryland 50 westbound at i-97 shut down because of a fatal pedestrian accident. no word when it will be reopening. all these folks headed southbound. no problems there. looking quite good. overall, looking good. inner and outer loop no major issues. green on time. yesterday we were seeing lots of red and yellow already because of the nasty weather. all of these folks headed inbound. slow branch avenue as you head northbound. back with travel times in 10 minu >>> this just in from metro. right now metro says they are in the process of restoring regular weekday bus service on all routes. this is a process they say will take up to an hour. so don't expect anything until 7:00 a.m. at the earliest. me restoring these weekday routes that you are going to want to allow extra t

dominion filed its application.oved it could be online by october of next year. >>> there are things you can do to save money on your energy bill. electricity rates are expected to rise about 2%. you can save money by changing the temperature setting on your water heater from 140 degrees to 1120 120. that could save you $100 a rear. if you upgrade your appliances, consider buying energy efficient ones.rear. if you upgrade your appliances, consider buying . also up plug the extra refrigerator in the garage. >>> more evidence couples may want to talk to each other more often especially about finances. a study found 7.2 million americans have kept bank accounts or credit cards a secret from their live-in partner. and researchers also found 20% of people who spent $500 or more without telling their significant other. men were more likely than women to do so. it is critical for a relationship. i've read it's the number one issue between couples is money. so you have to be honest and have that conversation. >>> some schoo

you know pet dominion's puppy bowl has predicted the winner of the super bowl 66% of the time. >> that's right. hold on don't place your bets just yet. as mike conneen reports tonight this is only the event's fourth year. >> at the fourth annual pet dominion puppy bowl. >> you get a little bit more competitive. >> the seattle sea dogs vs. the new england puptriots. funny names but the owners take it seriously. something to request their dogs play for a particular team. >> i didn't have to work until 12:00 today and i made sure my dog was here until 11:00 so he could be part of it. he's wearing his jersey that has pads in it. he's my line barker. >> the winner of this bowl game doesn't get a big trophy or trip to disney world, though. just lots of doggie treats. tongues were wagging at this year's canine competition over two dog themed super bowl commercials that have already gone viral. >> i'm glad you made it home! >> because i just sold you on this website i built with go daddy. >> go daddy was forced to pull this controversy spot because it seemed to encourage puppy mills. meanwhile,

a stretch of georgetown pike east of old dominion, a vehicle left the roadway. like they are getting by single file under police direction georgetown pike. thanks for joining wusa9 this morning. more news, weather and traffic >>> in the news right now at 6:5 4-rbgs the fight against ebola is far from won. that statement yesterday by the united nations when they announced that close to a thousand new cases of the virus were recorded in the last few weeks. sierra leone and especially its western region is seeing the most new cases. this comes as the world health organization prepares for a meeting later this month to look at how to handle global health emergencies in the future. >>> a card jag surge -- cardiac surgeon who was shot and brigham and women's hospital on tuesday morning has now died. michael davidson was shot twice near an exam room in the cardiac unit. police believe 55-year-old stephen pasceri is the one who pulled the trigger. he was found dead from a self- inflicted gunshot wound with a weapon close to his body. >>> the man accused of stabbing nine

dominion power says despite that concern, a final decision on the power line is still far off. >> we have an obligation to serve. we operate in a regulated environment. as such, be it commercial, industrial, residential, if we determine that there's a need there and the infrastructure is not in place to meet that need, we have an obligation to meet that need. >> two state lawmakers are currently proposing legislation which would restrict where these data centers can be built. >>> we want to congratulate our facebook fan of the day. stacy leonard from mechanicsville. she says she loves wusa9 news, watches it every morning and wouldn't miss it. >> all right, thank you. stacy wins a $90 gift card to the the hand & stop massage and facial spa. it's latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an a

. >> reporter: a proposed kings dominion law in maryland, i'm scott broom in bowie. coming up reactions to the idea of forcing public school systems around the state to >>> while we are in the middle of this very cold weather take a moment to think back to summertime, the beach, a relaxing vacation and time with loved ones. >> maryland is hoping to make moments like that last longer by extending summer vacation. scott broom is in the mobile newsroom in bowie with details on the petition that incoming governor larry hogan signed today. hey, scott. >> reporter: yeah. it's an interesting idea but not a foreign one to us here at the karate academy, after school academy in bowie, maryland. we're talking about a maryland version of virginia's kings dominion law and there are mixed feelings about it here this afternoon. that's the law that would extend summer and prohibit schools from opening before labor day so that theme parks and beaches and resorts can squeeze some extra revenue out of the end of summer. what is the challenge for parents when kids are not in school? >>

i just got off the phone with dominion virginia power and this wind has been kicking up all day. i called earlier. there were some outages in woodbridge, but late this afternoon a tree has fallen on some lines in springfield taking out power to 500 customers there. look at some of the video we shot out and about today. a lot of people very surprised that these high winds, 35 mile- per-hour sustained winds up at the washington monument and the flags just flying stiff and the people there with their hair blowing look like quite a bad layer day. people really were -- bad hair day. people really were stunned at the brisk winds. if you're going out tonight, make sure you're bundled up because in boston here the thermometer says it's only 32 degrees, but it feels much lower than that, feels like it's in the 20s and we could get down around 0 tonight. don't leave those pets outside. just be prepared for these brisk winds. i'm peggy fox reporting live. >> hang onto your pat, peggy. remember, you can get the latest weather conditions and closings and headlines by down loading the wusa9 ne

toronto dominion -- getting ready to revise the loony targets.ays, we have paste through our levels for 2015. 2016 target at 122. looks as if it could be met. it looks as if the dollar run is on a pause. >> these are the bloomberg top headlines. these suspects in the massacre -- the hunt for them has intensified. police have sealed off a group of villages northeast of paris. the suspects have been at large for 43 hours. police believe they may be in position of a rocket launcher. andrew parker is warning al qaeda is planning a similar attack. the indonesian military will attempt to raise the tale of the crashed error asia jet. -- crashed errorair asia jet. divers checking on a possible ping from the vehicle. a total of 48 bodies have been recovered. china's producer price index fell from a year earlier on falling oil prices. that is the sharpest drop into lang years. -- into paying years. -- ionn two years. tesco's chief executive facing a setback to his turnaround strategy. they have cut the supermarket to below investment grade. this will proba

virginia dominion power says its 2.4 million customers in virginia used more electricity than ever to keep their homes warm during the arctic blast. dough hin i don't know says it has generated 20,000 megawatts by last wednesday morning. our 4 x 4 is on the roads giving you a look at the conditions this morning. chuck bell will join us in the next 15 minutes with what to . >>> the paris rally for unity against trimp waserrorism was the are latest in france's history. more than 3 million people marched in to the night to pain friday buttey tribute to the victims. 17 people died in the three day rampage. police have killed three of the four suspected terrorists. turkey's foreign minister says the common law wife of one of those attackers crossed into syria from turkey on thursday. that's the day before her husband held hostages in a kosher supermarket. cities around the world held rallies. french ambassador to the yunld led about 3,000 people through downtown yesterday in a silent march. there was also a prayer service. >>> keep an eye out for slick spots as we deal with freezing rain.

were sledding down this driveway in the 7100 block of matthew mills road in mclean just off old dominion drive. the little boy slid down the driveway into the street head first just as a 2015 lexus was passing through. >> oh, my goodness, the fragility of life you never know when it's going to be your turn or your family's turn. >> reporter: the 65-year-old driver heard a loud noise and got out to help the boy. >> they had him on a stretcher and paramedics around him. they put him in the back of the ambulance. >> reporter: he was flown to inova fairfax hospital in life threatening condition. neighbor rick everheart used to baby hit the little boy. >> nice, likes to play sports, really good kid, always happy. >> my heart is broken and for the driver, too because you just don't want that. you don't want to live with that memory. that's got to be terrible. >> reporter: in mclean, surae chinn, wusa9. >> the driver does not face charges at this time. police say speed and alcohol were not factors. >>> tonight we are hearing some of the first calls for help after an annapolis mansion went up in

. >>> there is a kings dominion law in maryland designed to extend summer vacation at least until labor day so resort areas can cash in. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in bowie where there are mixed feelings this afternoon at an after school karate academy about the idea of making summer vacation last until labor day here in maryland. >> i would say child care is the biggest challenge. >> i'm absolutely opposed to the idea. i'm for more school for children. >> reporter: but the ocean city mayor calls it the let summer be summer campaign. >> and provide small businesses the heart of our tourism-based economy, a tremendous economic boost. >> i think it will have quite a bit of momentum. >> reporter: the state controller says the extra week of vacation would provide another 73.4 million in economic activity and 7.7 million in state and local tax revenue. the school superintendents are largely against it. incoming governor larry hogan signed a petition supporting this idea. today there are now 13,000 signatures. in bowie scott broom, wusa9. >>> some virginia students can breathe easier tonigh

a dominion power spokesperson said an underground cable failed causing that outage. >>> two people are1500 block of k street northwest. the explosion rocked the building before 3:00 this afternoon. both victims have serious but nonlife threatening injuries. investigators are trying to determine the cause of the explosion. >>> close call for residents in this row house in the 1200 block of otis place northwest. firefighters were called to the scene after a carbon monoxide detector sounded and it's a good thing because co2 is odorless and colorless and the levels were high. firefighters got to the home and no you know with went to the hospital -- no one went to the hospital. >>> he died a hero. hundreds of people attended funeral service for the 29-year- old paramedic and volunteer fire captain erik steciak who was fatally struck by a pickup truck that slid on an icy road while on the scene of a car crash in maryland. today's first responders from across central maryland paid tribute to steciak who lived in columbia, maryland. he was a paid paramedic with the bel air fire company and a c

is over 20 and dominion resource 25 p/e. it's a great place too find if you look for utility exposure in your portfolio and afraid to be overwalged in the sector. i think it's a good spot. northeast exposure in the united states and also in the u.k. give you plenty of opportunity to grab some revenue growth and stable cash flows for a dividend that can increase as well as have some share appreciation in the short run. >> j.p. morgan next on the list. do you think it's been punished unnecessarily by the market? >> oh my gosh. banks have just been hammered in january. i mean j.p. morgan was over 60 at the start of the year what 54 right now. it's even more attractive than it was then. it was cheap in the 60s. what we're having with banks is the result of some stress tests ongoing right now and also if rates rise in the coming couple of months the yield curve, excuse me the net interest margin will actually go up for banks and very positive. i think the future is bright for banks but with yields dropping the ten year note the n

dominion virginia power says there was a problem with some cables leading to transformers. the mall itself never closed but some of the stores did. and a lot of the traffic signals around the parking lot weren't working either. >>> part of an office building exploded on k street. that sent people scrambling in downtown d.c. even on a sunday a lot of the offices at the davis building were occupied. inspectors think the explosion happened in the boiler room and two building engineers were injured. >> saw two men who were apparently the engineers who were on the floor. apparently they had been blown to, you know the ground as a result of the explosion. and we asked them what had happened. and they told us that there was an explosion in the penthouse where the boiler room was. >> the two men were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> metro is issuing a public apology in the wake of an underground emergency at l'enfant plaza. the transit agency took out an ad in the "washington post." and the apology is actually in the form of a letter from metro's chairman of the board, tom

unfortunately, james left in 1688, and the dominion of new england was no more.e are also familiar with the various protests against regulations from brennan -- britain. the rest of the assistance which inspired jeans otis to assign his career as a british official and represent 60 odd merchants had in fact been in operation in britain for some time. while there were treatises written against it, there had been upset the same way there was in massachusetts. the tea tax that would be so provocative, was observed and paid in britain. we are all familiar with the stamp act. in braintree massachusetts they were concerned not only about the lack of it being passed in a parliament in which they had no representation, but the loss of jury trials -- local jury trials, or admiral trials which would be before a judge. there are a couple of cases i would like to mention that may be less familiar. when is the hancock case. many of you probably know john hancock, the famous founder of the continental congress, was also a smuggler. [laughter] he was arrested and jailed for fai

and the dominion of new england was no more. we are all familiar with the various protests against regulations from britain. assistance from general search warrants. the rest of the assistance which inspired james otis to reassign his career as a british official and represent some 60 odd merchants in their protests, had in fact been in operation in britain for some time. while there has been some legal treatises written against him, that there has been no kind of upstate the same way there was a massachusetts and in the new world. 15 tea tax that was going to be so provocative in this country was observed and paid in britain. we are all familiar of course with the stamp act. in braintree massachusetts when they protested that they were concerned not only about the lack of it taxed in the parliament in which they had no representation but the loss of jury trials -- local jury trials for admiralty trials which would be before a judge appointed at will and not before a local jury. there are a couple of cases that i would like to m

dominion power says 2.4 million customers in virginia used more electricity than ever to keep their homes warm during the arctic blast. >>> we have an update on the u.s./cuban relations. what's going on? >> barbara, 53 political prisoners held in cuba are now free. this is part of the deal to start diplomatic talks ending that 50 years of silent. again it started with the release of alan gross. the u.s. wanted these political prisoners freed. that has now happe >>> thank you, richard. right now no word on the motive for a murder. please discovered a man with multimall wounds. police are not releasing the victim's name but they say they believe this was at an isolated incidents. yesterday nearly 400 drivers from all over the carry came to remember a.j. hush many. he was hit by a truck last month when trying to tow a truck. had highlights the importance of the move over la. >>> starting today the maryland teachers' union is running a new ad. you may hear it on the radios. the union wants governor-elect to avoid cutting funds for education. maryland will face a $750 million budget definite a

you don't think it's important except you blow up the problem when you want to exert domain and dominion over it. they're downplaying it on the one hand. on the other hand, it needs to be important enough for them to exercise control over. neil: whatever you do in cyber space is a gateway to doing stuff in other spaces. >> in that same report, unemployment was a bigger threat than cyber crime. cyber crimes causes unemployment. it can take down banking and finance. attack our defense industries. just like you said 19,000 attacks in france alone. next to the explanation for calling the hack of centcom just cyber vandalism, this rates as one of the biggest social media blunders i've seen. neil: thank you. everyone looks at how much they're paying in interest. is it that big a deal. it's close to 300,000 bucks a big deal. how to reverse that after this. neil: did you get a treat on last night's show? not just because of me. not always me. sometimes it's the guests talking to me. like jamie colby sneak peek of strange inheritance. now, a lot of you on twitter can't wait for it. patty tweets:

i do want to thank the mcarthur memorial also the hampton roads naval museum and old dominion to inviting me here. it is a personal honor and privilege for me and i think it is a personal honor and privilege for asia to be included on the program of world war i. thank you for that. you guys thought of it because you have mcarthur. i should have made my pilgrimage a long time ago. for us i do realize he is important in the first world war. for us we think of him as the asian general and one who was very much involved in the united states going global and going asia pacific in the 20th century. i think it is very apropo. i do want to speak of the larger issue of war in asia and why we should be worried about asia today. i think we will ultimately get there. just to begin here with my frame of some of you already know of what the japanese are up to during the war. this is one of the enterprises. we will get there in a second. it's not just the siberian intervention. so of course this is the usual map of the world war. it's often depicted this way. for obvious reasons this makes sense. it is

i want to thank the mcarthur memorial and the hampton roads navy museum in old dominion for inviting me here. it's a personal honor and privilege to me. but i think it's a personal honor and privilege for asia to be included on the program. of world war i. so thank you for that. and i think you know you uh guys thought of it. because, well you have mcarthur. i hate to admit it but it's the first time i've been to norfolk, even though as a japan specialist i made my pilgrimage a long time ago. japan specialist general mcarthur is dear to our hearts. it's -- you know for us i realize he's important for the first world war. but for us, we think of him as the asian general and one who has -- was very much involved in the united states going global and going asia pacific in the 20th cent rhode island -- 20th century. so i think it's very apropos. so thanks. i do want to speak of the larger issue of war and asia and why we should be worried about asia. we'll ultimately get there. to be there with the frame of some of you know what the japanese are up to in the war. this is one of the enter

beltway at old dominion, no problems. taking a look at 66 into and out of town also looking good. a wider look at things. inner and outer loop, no major problems. taking a look now at 95 in virginia hopping on in stafford you're completely clear. express lanes are open for you this morning. back in 10 minutes with more on that problem in bethesda. >>> see you then. melissa, thank you. 5:24. it's been a tough flu season this year. it could get worse. the cdc will give us the current season later today. it has declared flu widespread in 43 states including virginia and maryland. more than 20 children have died from the flu, including a fifth grader in loudoun county. >>> you want to dress warm and watch for the pins and needles feeling. there is a new treatment for frostbite at the university of kansas hospital kansas city. doctors are using a machine that typically treats strokes. it is designed to destroy blood clots. >>> get your new year's resolutions back on track this weekend at the nbc 4 health&fitness expo. a lot of activity toss set you up for a healthier lifestyle and spec

and dominion over on other people is corrosive. the sooner we can get to two states, the better it will be for both peoples. >> the good news is, you discover your family. >> and i have already had many messages and letters. again, i think there is a message of love, a lot of pain, too. a lot of sadness. it is a book that involves -- my cousin was also bipolar. it has reappeared in every generation. she did commit suicide. so there is sadness in the book but for me, it has been a journey towards knowledge and acceptance and greater peace. >> turning from that to political life, you said recently the rulebook has been torn up. >> bad times, charlie. last year was terrible. i wrote a column called the great unraveling. we had not had the annexation of part of the european state since 1945. that is what president putin did in ukraine. we have a severe depression in europe. some paths are emerging. and that is combined with large alienated muslim communities, fearful jews. terrible hedonist ideology that keeps metastasizing that calls

by a.d. 200, the roman dominion had expanded through force of arms to include almost the entire mediterranean and most of the known world. the result was a vast influx of tribute to rome -- money, goods and slaves to propel the development of one of the most complex societies in the ancient world. but warfare is not the only way that human societies expand. in the tehuacan valley archaeologists have made a startling discovery. near where scotty macneish excavated the caves, a river that flows only in the wet season has cut through what appears to be a natural hill. in the cut, archaeologists have discerned walls of large rocks evidence that the hill was actually man-made, an ancient dam of massive proportions. the extent of the dam and the reservoir it created can be seen from a nearby hillside. archaeologist charles spencer. this sea of mesquite and cactus that you see below here was once the reservoir impounded by the dam that stretched nearly half a kilometer from that cliff face on that side all the way over to this cliff face over here. at its peak, the reservoir surface area equaled 40

georgetown pike at old dominion. traffic getting by. top of the beltway pretty slow because of an earlier crash. >>> and we have a number of school closings. loudoun county frederick county, clarke county and winchester city all closed. anne arundel is closing two hours early. >> opm says federal offices are open. government employees have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. we'll run all the closings and delays through the "today" show. >> and that is the broadcast this uyou waking up with us. oh no, we have a dress code here, and it's not see through. next! whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. so sorry - this lunchbox is already at capacity. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese. a good source of protein and calcium, and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger! . >>> good morning. taking credit. a confident president obama declares the crisis has passed. >> shutting down republicans after they mockingly applaud the coming end to his presidency.

dominion virginia wants to freeze its base rate until 2020. it says that would prevent any increases caused by national rules for low carbon emissions. the bill would let the company do that. critics say it would be bad for the environment if it goes through. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk. malaysian authorities now say the disappearance of malaysia flight 370 last year was an accident. this paves the way for family members of the 239 passengers and crew members on board to start filing for compensation. this opens the way for the compensation process and it also means that everyone on board that flight is now presumed dead. the delightflight went missing over the indian ocean. there has been no trags of itce of it. authorities are following up on a criminal investigation, but it has been slow to develop. again, because the wreckage of the plane has never been found. >>> right now we're watching the clock as isis makes new demands that must be met in the next few hours to spare the life of a japanese hostage. the new deadline and the

. >> no they don't. [ overlapping speakers ] >> they are political governments that have dominion over muslim individuals who for the most part want freedom and it is our job to help them attain such by democracy i don't disagree with that. it is our job to undermine regimes like iran which pose a threat to the world. but mr. zafar, we go back to the legitimate point that you have to discuss islam and you have to discuss the religion because that is what is driving this terror around the world. a misinterpretation and i do agree with both of you and kareem in that. i don't believe that the prophet muhammad wanted a world war to impose islam on everybody. i don't believe that. all right. but there are people who do believe it and we have to deal with those people. >> yes. absolutely. and that is why -- like you said, we shouldn't stay in the theoretical but look to the practical. and instead of looking to the insane leaders of government who we have consistently con fronted, let's look at the body of scholars, that is why i cite khalifa -- >> but most people are not interested in that a

were sledding down this driveway in the 7100 block of matthew mills road in mclean just off old dominion drive. the little boy slid down the driveway into the street head first just as a 2015 lexus was passing through. >> oh, my goodness, the fragility of life, you never know when it's going to be your turn or your family's turn. >> reporter: the 65-year-old driver heard a loud noise and immediately got out to help the boy. >> they had hitch on a stretch are and -- had him on a stretcher and had a bunch of paramedics around him. >> reporter: he was flown to inova fairfax hospital in life threatening condition. neighbor nick everheart used to baby-sit the little boy. >> nice, likes to play sports, really good kid, always happy. >> my heart is broken and for the driver, too because you just don't want that. you don't want to live with that memory. that's got to be terrible. >> reporter: and no charges have been filed. this all happened in a split second. speed and alcohol were not a factor but police want to remind folks this season to be extra careful in the snow, just a really awful trag

dominion virginia wants to freeze its base rate until 2020. it says that will prevent any increases caused by national ruleson emissions. criticuld be bad for the environment if it goes through. >>> right now volunteers are working to help the homeless. dozens are out talking to homeless people to learn how healthy and safe they are. volunteers also want to find out how many homeless people there are in the county. they will then use those numbers on help find them house. in d.c. they're reviewing the numbers from a similar effort. volunteers held a city wide homeless count and survey last night. you can see them in the video here. right now d.c. homeless shelters are at or krond capacity. those numbers will then determine how much money the city can allocate to help the homeless. you can tell vdot what you think about changes coming to i-66. the department is considering hot lanes on the highway just like on the beltway. it also wants to add bus service along 66 and is working to add smartover smart overhead signs. you can go to their distric

and how about 12-1 old dominion for the first time in school history, the monarchs are ranked. jeff jones now in his second year. you guys may remember he used to be the head coach. >>> speaking of coaches, the redskins searching for their new defensive coordinator. interviews begin this week. first up joe barry, defensive back with the chargers and phillips interviews thursday. a hot candidate now. meanwhile, today the nfl's head of officials is responding to criticism about how they handled yesterday's lions-cowboys games. apparently vance didn't agree with this. pass interference. he picked it up and said no penalty. that took away a first down for the lions. >> look at this. >> eventually lost the game. >> it's a mugging. >> he mugged it. never even looked at the ball. >> i'm trying to read the news here. it was debatable, but it was said the crew should have stuck with the initial call. so nbc sports said -- at least admitted that defensive holding should have been called before any pass interference penalty occurred. >> that's true. >> either way, the lions should have ha

he further declared, "i deny the right of the state to exercise dominion over the souls and bodies of our women by compelling them to go into unwilling motherhood. " the defendant was found guilty. the presiding judge said, in sentencing, your crime is not only a violation of the laws of man, it is a violation of the laws of god. such persons who circulate pamphlets like these is a menace to society. there are now many who believe it is a crime to have children. if some of the women advocating suffered would advocate having children, they would do a service. he sentenced the defendant to 30 days in jail for handing out this pamphlet. the defendant was my grandfather, william sanger. the first person to go to jail for advocating birth control in my grandmother's crusade was not my grandmother, it was my grandfather. thank you. [applause] >> i am katha pollitt, i want to welcome you to this panel. thank you, susan, alex for these wonderful remarks. it is all so fascinating, one hundred years later, margaret sanger still stirs my blood. anyway the way we will work this is, every panelist

so i think if they were to have -- david: possibility of liberating ourselves from the dominion of cableroviders would be magnificent. >> it would probably be internet-based data and content feed from itunes. liz: how about this one, jo ling? the cfo, wolfgang kester just warned people that apple may have some foreign exchange exposure. the cfo is saying that the stronger dollar is, quote, becoming a clear headwind. >> yeah we're definitely seeing that. of course with microsoft and other tech companies that are primarily international facing. i'm looking at some international revenue. you see that revenue was up asia-pacific, 33%, liz. it was up in greater china by 70%. europe up by 20%. there is no doubt that the foreign exchange issue will certainly be an issue. another thing i was just looking at here, is the ma consider, the computer. sold far fewer unit than an iphone but that also beat a record coming in at 5.5 million units. so another good beat from apple on device perspective. david: i bought a mac air. they're magnificent product. >> a new one coming on the second or third quar

"creating a female dominion in america," "engendering america," and most recently "relentless reformer, josephine roche and progressivism in 20th century america," published in 2015. that book is available for purchase and signing outside these doors after the session. it is on that subject, josephine roche, we will hear from robyn muncy today. robyn? >> thank you so much to christian and eric and the woodrow wilson center for inviting me to speak and thank you to amanda and peter for taking care of the logistics. i'm delighted by the opportunity to launch this biography of josephine roche at the wilson center because i spent an absolutely glorious year of fellowship here in 2007-2008. came back in the summer of 2009, because i could not get enough, spent that summer as a public policy scholar. it feels really good to bring this finally completed work to an institution that did so much to nurture it. i thought i would begin by explaining how it happened that i spent a decade of my life researching and writing the biography of a woman nobody has ever heard of. [laughter] it all started

points south, 95 of note, accident down at kings dominion detouring traffic, southbound 95 near the 98 we'll keep those delays and closings at the bottom of the screen and you can get them anytime by downloading our free wusa 9 efforts. experts see this all as a dangerous escalation as they compete over claims at who's better at attacking the west. charlie? >> thanks. this morning the american section of the international space station was evacuated and is shut down for now. they reacted to a reading of a small pneumonia leak early this morning. two americans and an italian put on masks and moved to the russian side of the station. officials say all six crew members including russians are safe. nasa is working to confirm whether a leak actually happened. they say the astronauts responded to a pressure increase in the station's cooling system. >>> a utah boy is safe this morning after a terrified car theft. the 3-year-old was waiting inside his mother's car yesterday when somebody hopped in and drove away. bigad shaban shows how quick-thinking police eventually found the boy and returne

maryland dominion is a perfect example. in addition to everything they're doing at the federal level, many state permits they have to get as well. >> my time's expired. i appreciate your testimony today, gentlemen. >> thank you. and we turn to senator hurano. >> thank you, madam chair. senator heinrich had asked mr. smith a question regarding if we create administrative or regulatory certainty in the time frame for approval, wouldn't we expect more applications. and mr. smith didn't want to opine. but i'd like to ask the other panelists whether you think -- very brief answers please -- whether you think there would be more applications if we create certainty? as it still does? >> i don't believe the number of applications is going to be affected by the timeline. it will be affected by companies who believe they're going to be able to get the financing be able to line up customers. again, these are very long-term very expensive propositions. i think those that are moving forward, knowing that there is some certainty at the e

as witnessed in obama's cushing's beach, it's his options about washington's dominion over petrol reserves bring the federal government into the regulatory position that we see today. obama's gesture to this petroleum benevolence and a closing acumen of gold we forgot splicing, i think we see the remnants of the second crude awakening today. a third awaking really follows chronologically in the 1950's and 1970's, the rise of the wildcat oilman we are familiar with in texas. wildcat was a response defensive to what the american government was doing partnering major oil companies with washington to open up foreign fields. it was defensive in the sense that independent oil producers here in the southwest especially felt that their vision of their industry was being challenged. a number of prophets stepped up to this point to champion the rule of capture. a very evangelical ideology. one of them was robert kerr, a hopeful, optimistic wildcat or as oklahoma's governor and senator in the 1940's and 1950's, he labored to meet independent oil's needs and carry the mantle for the dispossessed, i'll

maryland dominion is a perfect example. in addition to everything they're doing at the federal level, many state permits they have to get as well. >> my time's expired. i appreciate your testimony today, gentlemen. >> thank you. and we turn to senator hurano. >> thank you, madam chair. senator heinrich had asked mr. smith a question regarding if we create administrative or regulatory certainty in the time frame for approval, wouldn't we expect more applications. and mr. smith didn't want to opine. but i'd like to ask the other panelists whether you think -- very brief answers, please -- whether you think there would be more applications if we create certainty? as it still does? >> i don't believe the number of applications is going to be affected by the timeline. it will be affected by companies who believe they're going to be able to get the financing, be able to line up customers. again, these are very long-term, very expensive propositions. i think those that are moving forward, knowing that there is some certainty at th

. >> the blame the wife defense did not go over well in the old dominion. >> even the daughter even our own daughters were blame d.c. wife at some point. >> it's a very lively sort of and passionate debate on both sides of that actually. >> whether they concocted -- >> what the wife did, the daughters did, mcdonald did or did not do. >> i'm not saying it's ugly. i'm not sure i want to see it. i had an instinct about i. >> i'm with my ka. i think when the failing of a politician is so deeply personal, it makes me uncomfortable reading about their marriage who is anyone to judge a failed marriage? so i think the public does a good job of sifting through political greed an corruption is there they really do. >> and where people had a personal failing or a failed marriage. i don't think the public -- i think the public forgives all the personal. >> there was a plea offer on the table which he would not have done any jail time and she would not have faced any charges. he turned it down. >> why? >> people remember that. >> you know why he turned it down? because he thought he was innocent. i