her husband, former alexandria sheriff jim dunning and her son found her body. tried for years to find the person responsible but only have a fleeting glimpse of a man caught on video following her out of the potomac yards target the night she died. >>> 6:45. d.c. police need your help finding the person behind an armed robbery caught on video. i want to show it to you now. this is surveillance video that was captured in an alley off t street in northwest washington. you see the thief pull a gun on two people and rob them. this happened just a few blocks from the u street metro station before 7:00 monday morning. the thief apparently had on a full facemask and a gray hoodie. d.c. police want to hear from you if you can help find this man. >>> an inspruder shot and killed inside a prince george's county -- intruder shot and killed inside a prince george's county home was a sheriff'seputy in ft. washington. two men got into a fight when the deputy walked in on the intruder tuesday night. the deputy eventually pulled out his gun and opened fire. he's on administrat

in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claimed this property. in 1892. george green who's a second generation built the truckdaro club house. there was a hotel then. it was said this was the place to go if you were weary of the dirty city and the police. there were a couple of gun fights the front door has bullet holes. i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used t

shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] .anager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the election just a few days away so a round of applause for all of our vip and special guests. and now at this time we would also like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners. we must acknowledge them. can't do it without them. bank of america, dignity health, miller coors, diamond foods, virgin america, pg&e, and sales force to help to make this civic celebration possible. we thank you. and of course we must recognize the giants broadcast partner sports bay area that b

. >> the zoomy thing is so annoying to me that would be dun.will be a great work out. >> that's the point of it. >> it is seeing people and getting people involved. but you can throw a zombie into things. >> it is a good time to do it inside, right. >> it will be cold this morning. the temperature at 53 degrees. it will not be as cold as it could be. 53. look at bel air. we'll have cloud cover there. and more of the same. we have some blue skies but we had the clouds lurking as well. that's the scenario as we go through the rest of the day. temperature wise, we are chilly. 37 degrees in arnold. we should see # 0s. >>> good morning to you 34 and and this is what you can expect for today. >> we have high pressure. and this will move out we'll have the front. and rain and the rain will switch over to know. and it will stay out. we have the other scenario it will bring us snow. we'll see that at 8:00. and. >> and ad make sure that you follow me on twitter. there is the forecast. let's get a check of traffic. >> you will want to look out for a crash

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nearly 10 years ago, nancy dunning, a fixture in the community who earned the nickname queen of del ray, was murdered in her home. her death remains a mystery. residents say they are disturbed by the murder of their neighbor but say it hasn't taken away the beauty of their charming neighborhood. >> he was kind of a grandfatherly figure here. people cared about him. >> reporter: the family has released a statement. it reads, joe was a gentle, frail 94-year-old gentleman. his life was restricted to beg in the house where he fondly fixed meals for his wife. cared for a few flowering plants, read his paper, rooted for the orioles, redskins, and wizards on tv. his loving being will be greatly missed. rest in peace, joe. after canvassing the outside detectives will move inside to find out if anything was stolen. in del ray, surae chinn, wusa 9. >> after eight miserable days at sea, passengers trapped on a disabled cruise ship may finally reach land sometime later tonight. you are looking live at the carnival triumph cruise ship. it is on pace to reach mobile alabama at some time tonight. at t

nearly 10 years ago nancy dunning, a fixture in the community who earned the nickname queen of delray, was murdered in her home. her death remains a mystery. residents say they are disturbed by the murder of their neighbor but say it hasn't taken away the beauty of their charming neighborhood. >> he was kind of a grandfatherly figure here. people cared about him. >> reporter: the family has released a statement to us. it reads, joe was a gentle frail 94-year-old gentleman. his life was restricted to being in the house where he fondly fixed meals for his wife, cared for a few flowering plants, read his paper, rooted for the orioles, redskins and wizards on tv. rest in peace, joe. after detectives canvassed the outside they will move inside tonight to find out if anything was stolen from the home. surae chinn, wusa9. >> so sad and disturbing, thank you. >>> the murder in alexandria comes just a few days after an elderly woman was murdered in prince george's county. 71-year-old geraldine mcintyre found inside her home in capitol heights sunday. investigators say she had suffered severe u

the 2003 murder of nancy dunning, the wife of the man who was then sheriff of alexandria. now police investigators expect to remain at this scene all night and into the morning. reporting live in alexandria, jackie bensen, news4. >>> some people seeing rain, others seeing snow. here's the scene in olney, maryland, right now. a similar scene in silver springs. snowflakes falling making for a tricky commute and what it will mean for our morning drive tomorrow? it looks like it stopped on nebraska avenue. >> it stopped about an hour ago, right at 10:00 is when we saw that stop. you can see behind me a little bit in the way of white snow on the grass. the snow actually melting now as the temperatures still above freezing. this is how it looked earlier. some of those flakes were the biggest i've ever seen, almost two to three inches in diameter. just some huge flakes. this is around the olney area. once again, you can still see they're dealing with snow on the ground. but as i mentioned, it's mostly out of here. snow along baltimore and eastern shore. the snow did move through

the vienna, dun loring and church stations will shut down at 10:00 tonight.ble to take a shutting. there will be single tracking between friendship heights and van ness. all the work should be done by monday morning. >>> we're learning more about a mow tension lawsuit against disgraced cyclist lance armstrong. on the same day he admitted in an interview with oprah winfrey to using performance-enhancing drugs, the head of the anti-doping agency lobbied the justice department to join a lawsuit against armstrong. the lawsuit was filed by armstrong's former teammate floyd landis. the justice department hasn't announced if it will join. >>> under armor is going after nike. it's suing the competitor arguing that nike is misusing under armor's new slogaslogan, l it claims nike has been using i will at the start of phrases on several of its ads. nike has not commented on that suit. it won't comment. >> it's your lifeline when there is an emergency. >> 911 can't solve all problems. coming up at 5:20, the unusual call for help that got a little boy in a lot of trouble.

dunning. she was the wife of the former alexandria sheriff. she was killed, again, not far from here in an unsolved murder. there have also been robberies in the area, as well. certainly an unusual occurrence -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: we are expecting to get an update from police later on this morning. we are expecting to see some activity here at the house later on, as well. reporting live in alexandria, megan mcgrath, news4. back to you. >> thank you. >>> before we go any further, as we approach 4:31, we want to look at the forecast. tom kierein has that. tom? >>> we got the light, wet snow last night. this photo sent in from bethesda when it was coming down. you see it was coming down pretty hard for a short time, enough to put a coating on the grassy areas. and we have as we look back in time the fast-moving area of snow is long gone. the sky has cleared out. a few scattered clouds around the region now. as the skies cleared out, the temperatures have dropped to near freezing. also the road temperatures, just checked them, are generall

we're going to tell you what's happening in other parking lots of the dun -- parts of the country. >> and if you want the snow we have two more chances at it in the forecast. i'll tell you when coming up. >> well, lynette we are dealing with heavy delays here on the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike not to mention several accidents. in fact 97 the northbound lanes now shut down in millersville. i'll have all the details coming up on "good morning maryland." >> live look this morning at the big apple and times square. let's head that way for a check of today's techbytes. >> in today's techbytes, apple's price cut. its new macbooks with the retina display will be cheaper and faster. they are still costing more than windows machines but just yesterday apple would accept lower profits to build up its brand. >>> president obama this afternoon will go on google+ to discuss his state of the union address. just as he did a year ago. you can watch it on google+, youtube or whitehouse.gov. >>> we've been hearing that apple is developing a so-called smart watch but there's alre

call anita dun and do a pay for play back and forth.pushed you call organizing for -- it shouldn't be action. it should be organizing for access, that's what they are doing. >> eric: changing the stationery. >> greg: this is a season pass to a left wing theme park. but instead of mr. toad wild ride you jump in to president obama's giant ears. this is the only way rich can escape obama's wrath is paying for protection. that's what it is. >> bob: they are not lobbying for anything beyond his agenda. >> eric: time-out. why spend $500,000? >> dana: president obama campaigned to announce the candidacy, and n february of 2007, i don't know if you that or not, he said i'm going be a different kind of politician. i'll be a different president. money is not going to influence me. this is why you should vote for me. now you have basically, this proves you can't get money out of politics. >> bob: obama can't have his own people form? >> dana: are you kidding me? let me tell you something else about obamacare. >> andrea: are you kidding? >> dana: o

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i think at this point it comes dun to try to get this on the screen and realize that it's a way to boost the economy and it's also a way that you want to be economically rational. this debate goes to hey, conservatives will say hey, if $10 an hour is good, just get $100 an hour and people on the left will say if you think minimum wage is so awful, bring back slavery. obviously we can find something in the middle that assures a decent minimum in a global economy for tens of millions of american families. >> we were just having that discussion. >> who was for slavery? >> i think you know. you put an entering frame on things by saying that a good conservative argument work should be rewarded and a libertarian activist who was advocating for an increase and i wonder if another argument would appeal to a lot of folks. the minimum wage, keeping it low is another form of corporate welfare and the burden is placed on taxpayers and what people survive on. this is a form of corporate welfare and i wonder if you can get into the perspective and why he supports this move as well. >> i think what's i

the extended part of per day is made of future many of them dunned rest in peace in their arms.d to say about their friends. it just doesn't feel real. it feels like to say she's just cannot come back and be the person she's always been. i came to school and it was really quiet i figured all she did was pass away. it was pretty much dead silent here today is a can't believe she is gone. it was just yesterday she was nice she always had a big smile and was released week. it was released with said that she is gone now it is devastating. she cared a lot of wales. she was an old soul. the principal told me the counselors were available at the school today. happening right now, bart police are searching for two suspects. this is jabrie bennett. bart police believe he is the one who pulled the trigger during a shoot out at the bayfair bart station in january. his companion, antilea beal is also wanted. during the shooting, an innocent bystander was hit and killed. another person suffered minor injuries. police believe two groups got into a fight then opened fire. police say they have

dun and bradstreet, in a asco, nielsen, annie's and is lionsgate. >> that's all good. >> not much going on in the u.s. otherwise today and not helped by the fact that so many traders are at home and not able to make it into work. >> huge, i couldn't believe it when i saw the amounts of snowfall. extraordinary. >> it has a general effect on the kind of positions people want to put on. >> yeah. the northeastern u.s. hoping to get back to their work day routine after digging out from a miss ive winter storm this weekend. >> nemo dumped up to three feet of snow in some areas. about 150,000 customers are still without power today, mostly in massachusetts. president obama has declared connecticut a state of emergency room. local public schedules should be back on service. laura champagne, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> we wanted to explore the impact from retail on this storm. we've raised this issue before, but to what extent is a major storm like this hitting into february start to affect, perhaps, easter season, retail and shopping patterns generally

. >> general dun ford is the new commander in afghanistan. in a ceremony general john animal allen passed on the flag. he'd been this longer serving commander. >> iran says new un sanctioning are and i as destabilizing country. we're learning more about iran's alleged involvement in a major arms shipment intercepted by the united states in yemen. >> reporter: the shipment shown this week on yemeni government television contained enough explosives for 200 explosive devices and remote detonators. the most troubling, manned port ashley to air surface missiles. >> anytime you see the most sophisticated weapons introduced to enemy combatants it's dangerous. >> the weapons found by the group that called for an end to military presence in yemen was hidden in a fishing vessel that was intercepted. >> it was operating erratically and low in the water so a routine boarding was conducted. arms were discovered. crew statements indicate the point of origin was iran. >> a report concludes iran is expanding its footprint in of a ca by supplying support. the

but as omb dun a study -- done a study on the adverse impact to the economy? >> i will point out that a range of third party estimates is now coming, i think some of them have been raised during this hearing. they show a negative impact of .5 to .7% in real gdp growth in 2013 alone. and that's, you know, that's a macroeconomic statistic, but what it translates into and i think the president has been clear, that's going to translate into hundreds of thousands if not more job losses. and we've talked about how these are difficult economic impacts to measure because they have ripple effects. there's the, there's the pulling the $85 billion out of state and local governments out of federal contractors very abruptly and suddenly, you've got impacts down our supply chains, uncertainty impacting decisions to make investment. so for me, i don't know the .5-.7% in real gdp growth is an important macroeconomic measure. what does that translate into? we think it's very harmful effects to the economy and in particular to the middle class and jobs. >> yeah, i agree with yo

as far as the northwest, there is rainy weather today in seattle dun to portland.alf of the country. we don't have a big storm until next week. it appears we will have a winter storm coming down sunday and monday into the middle of the country. tuesday and wednesday. our computers are hinting that the northern portion of the storm will be a line of snow. that's the white on the map from the dakotas through the ohio valleys. that will be the storm to watch as we go from this weekend. we are looking at a quiet start to march. very nice. we deserve it after this rough february. washington, d.c. and a beautiful clear morning. you are watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. . >>> zero dark 30 for instance. some people chose not to see it after reading about the torture in the m

. >> alisyn: he's been named fighting joe for fighting in iraq and dun ford is the commander in possiblytory. and should they cross junk food, and they're trying for a bill to-- and of buying junk food with food stamps. is baby's big entrance. a woman went into labor and called 911 because of bad weather, emt couldn't get down her street. fortunate, the national guard were in the area and got them to the house as she was about to get birth. >> and look, you're a new years baby. well, mine is a blizzard baby. >> alisyn: both mom and baby noely are doing good at the hospital. >> mike: noel? no noeley. >> tucker: there's an e. >> alisyn: and a y. >> i would have named the baby frosty. >> alisyn: good thing it's not you. >> mike: and every one feels like you deal with regulations. 16 billion dollars worth of regulations in one month? that's happening right now. >> tucker: in fact, this administration is rolling out significant new regulations at the pace of one every three days. that's in the last year, 2012, 123 billion dollars worth of regulations. >> mike: stuff like what. >> tucker: oh,

it would have to be discussed by, disclosed, done in a proper manner -- declassified, disclosed, dun and a proper manner. i was asked to engage with these individuals by the white house press. i spoke about the interception. >> there is a provision and master's intelligence authorization bill that requires a report to this committee of any authorized leaks. you are aware of that? >> yes, i am aware. >> the report has come forth, so i assume there have been authorized leaks in the past year. perhaps we want to make sure if there are in the disclosures of classified information, this committee will be informed about that. we will live here to the provision that was in the intel authorization. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator udall. >> good afternoon. i cannot help but observe referencing senatogovernor chri. >> i have no plans to run against governor christie. [applause] [laughter] >> thank you for your service. i have some comments. you have said president obama believes is done carefully, deliberately and responsibly, we can be more transparent and still ensure our nation's sec