state delegate don dwyer at the helm of the other boat.say dwyer is going full throttle, out of control, and destruction. >> reporter: when r you an alcoholic? >> when you get to the point where i am struggling like i was and using alcohol like i was, clearly i had a problem that needed to be addressed. >> reporter: delegate dwyer opens up at his drinking. the blood alcohol level was 3 times the legal limit that august night. >> it's true i was drinking while operate this boat yesterday. >> reporter: it's a wake-up call for dwyer who regularly goes to aa meetings to say this. >> i'm don dwyer, i'm an alcoholic, and i am here to discuss my situation. >> reporter: he has not been expelled from the gel assembly since the charges against him are misdemeanors. >> reporter: do you feel i u should be in this office? >> did i deserve to make a mistake? absolutely. do i think everyone deserves a second chance? i think so. fortunately, no one was killed. >> reporter: do you think politicians should be held to higher standards? >> most people are not

i make mistakes just like everybody else. >> dwyer goes on trial in may.s a possible year in jail and fines and could be kicked out of office. >> i'm not afraid of the repercussions of what may or may not happen. there's consequences in life for everything. one of the things i've realized is once you're willing to admit you're a alcoholic it's not something that goes away. it's something you deal with the rest of your life. the question is, how are you doing to deal with it. >> mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >> dwyer no longer serves on the committee that handling drunk driving and boating. >>> next you ing -- up this morning right here on wjz bracing for a major snowstorm affair. the northeast is preparing of what could be a blizzard. >> good morning. five firefighters trap ed ped in a four alarm blaze. the dramatic calls for help straight ahead. >> a case of meningitis at a university in baltimore. i'm mike schuh a live report next. >> the roads this morning are wet. coming up, we will let you know if they're jammed as well. that's straight ahead. now

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he goes to aa meetings where he stands up to say this. >> i'm don dwyer.alcoholic, and i'm here to discuss my situation. >> uses two things drove him to drink. the breakdown of his marriage and intense legislative battles. >> do you feel that you should still be in this office? >> did i make a mistake? absolutely. does everybody deserve a second chance? i think so. for me in this case, no one was killed, no one was seriously injured. >> do you think public figures should be held to a higher standard? >> when the average person is involved in a situation like this, it's not made public. you are not on channel 13 news at 6:00. it makes a very personal, makes it very humiliating at times. it makes it very open and exposed. it's very difficult to do that. and i'm a human being. i make mistakes just what everybody else. >> eagles on trial in may. he faces a possible year in jail and fines if convicted. he could be kicked out of office. >> i'm not afraid of any of the repercussions of what may or may not happen. there's consequences in life for everything. one o

jason dwyer calls this a crime of passion. possibly the deadly end result of domestic violence. police say they will be here through the early morning. a gun next to the man, and that he is the only suspect. the woman's death is considered the sixth homicide in san jose this year. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: a candle light vigil and memorial was held tonight for the 18 -year old man, trevion foster. the young man who was killed last night outside hillside elementary in san leandro. apparently over a dice game dispute. kron four's jeff bush was there. and has reaction from his family and friends who were there. >> reporter: the crowd arrived at sundown to remember travion fosteronly feet away from where he was found. candles were lit and cards were signed. travion's childhood friend leon led the memorial with a passionate speechremembering and mourning. >> the people that are here right now take a moment of silence and think back of why we are here right now and who we lost. the people that's here right now hold him in their heart. so, ya'll just take a

. >> and i'm diane dwyer. no apparent motive. police are searching for a man they say beat up two women in this district. stephanie, i understand police don't believe robbery or sexual assault was the motive. >> reporter: diane, that's right. police still trying to figure out what would compel a man to do this. walking along bartlett and 23rd and got physical with a woman walking past him. you can look at the sketch they just released of this man. he actually tried to punch this

i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. weeks before pope benedict steps down, a massive crowd gathered to hear what could be one of his last public prayers. 50,000 people came to st. peter's square, doubled last week's crowd. >> reporter: in rome where there is no shortage of must-see attractions, suddenly elderly pope benedict is number one on everyone's list. today he delivered his weekly prayer from his balcony just as he has for nearly eight years, but this crowd was worthy of a rock star. iz exit from his last public mass on ash wednesday turned churchgoers into paparazzi. the hottest ticket in town? benedict's final audience on february 27 th, the day before he steps down. 35,000 people have already requested free tickets says

jason dwyer is keeping things in perspective. >> when everybody goes home, and all our equipment is accounted for, it can't be that bad of a day. >> reporter: and so the parole violation was not that big a deal, but now he's in a lot more trouble facing additional charges of escape think and vehicle theft. >>> police are keeping tight-lipped about the murder of a teenaged girl. the body of janelle allen was found friday in fairfield. it's not known who did it, why, and police won't say how she was killed. >> the police department is not releasing the cause of her death at this time. it is not appropriate. the time and place will come later on. at this point we will continue our investigation. >> your help is needed. anyone who may have seen anything suspicious is asked to call fairfield police. >>> 26-year-old raleigh butler of petaluma, died during a drug deal. investigators say they were in a bedroom with a significant amount of marijuana. no suspects have been arrested. >>> it's a case that has haunted san francisco police for nearly 30 years. what happened to kevin collins? tonight invest

jeanette dwyer, president of the world letter carriers association. here, right click since 2011? very nice to see you. we've got three presidents here. national association of postmasters. i think your third year. thank you for joining us today. were you from, mr. quadracci? >> wisconsin. >> senator baldwin was here earlier. she has another meeting she has to be at. if she was back in time she wanted to introduce you. i'm hoping she's going to be able to. we are glad you are here and she is so slow. you're the chairman and president and ceo of quad/graphics, a printed company founded by your dad in 1971. it is your son or daughter going to take it over? >> and three daughters under the age of 11. we have a ways to go. >> you can never start too early. finally mr. geddes at cornell university and visiting scholar of the american enterprise institute. last week you weren't available to do it in dr. coburn said it was wisely thought we should wait and i think you're worth the wait. we're delighted you are here. welcome. i'll ask you to keep your entire testimony, about five minutes.

sergeant jason dwyer is keeping things in perspective. >> when everybody goes home at the end of the daip and all our equipment is accounted for, it can't be that bad of a day. >> reporter: and in the grand scheme of things, a parole violation is not that big a deal, but now he's in a lot more trouble, facing additional charges of escape and vehicle theft. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5 news. >>> this next one is a case that has haunted san francisco police for nearly 30 years. what happened top kevin collins? kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez tells us that this man may have taken the secret to his grave. >> reporter: in 1984, police were investigating the most high-profile missing child case in a generation. it turns out a neighbor of kevin collins had a sordid past. wayne jackson had a record that involved child molestation. he also had a black dog, just like the man kevin was last seen talking to. >> this case is a case that haunts the san francisco police department. >> reporter: now, 29 years later, police chief greg suhr is revealing for the first time that jackson is a person of

. >> and i'm diane dwyer. vegas police tonight identify a suspect and vehicle that killed a victim from oakland. they found the suspected black range recover used in an apartment complex east of the las vegas strip. impounded as evidence. kenny "clutch" cherry died to a gunshot wound to the chest. it rammed a taxi which caused a fire and killed a taxi driver and passenger. the man's charges include kidnapping and pannering. >>> hundreds of guns taken off the streets thanks to gun buyback programs. one in palo alto, a bit different than the others. organized by two dads. nbc bay area kimberly carrie live with the story. >> reporter: earlier today, the parking lot packed with turning no guns for cash no questions asked in a matter of 2:40, the organizers were out of money and turning people away, having spent 52,000 in exchange for 355 firearms. the event was a joint effort between palo alto, east palo alto, and menlo park this is the second gun buyback event they've had recently. the last one

. >> and i'm diane dwyer.here's a manhunt happening right now at a ski resort in southern california. s.w.a.t. teams took advantage of a break in the weather to search for one of the most wanted men in america. christopher dorner is a former los angeles police officer and he's suspected of killing three people. kimberly tere joins us from the newsroom with the latest on the search including an update from police that just came into our newsroom. >> reporter: los angeles police say they will reopen the investigation into the firing of then officer christopher dorner, which happened exactly four years ago today. it was ann incident that investigators believe led to the killing of three people. >> it is an injustice collective. he collects injustices and never lets them go. evidently they finally reach the tipping pointing that led to the series of violent acts the last several days. >> reporter: police continue to search the snowy big bear lake resort for 33-year-old christopher dorner. his burned-out pickup tru

. >> dwyer says it's common practice for officers to leave the key in the ignition if they are close. police found the van about two hours later but sanchez was not found. >>> 4:32. lawrence is very excited because his doppler is fired up today. >> working very well, i might add and looking good. we have some showers around the bay area right now just some light stuff right now but i think we are going to see some more rain on the way as we head throughout the day. take a look for yourself. yeah, how about that! we have some of those scattered showers showing up in the north bay right now. not the strongest storm we have ever seen but we are going to take what we can get at this point as it stayed pretty dry. closer look now, you can see some of those scattered showers in toward healdsburg approaching santa rosa. likely going to see this pick up and as the cold front moves on by today going to see more scattered showers around the rest of the bay area. not a really heavy system as it moves through but it's bringing with it lots of cold air so after we see some showers this morning, mo

sergeant jason dwyer is calling this a crime of passion. >> a candlelight vigil and memorial was hailed-old man who was killed outside hillside elementary in san leandro. police said trevion foster was killed was denied apparently over a dice game. >> a viral video helped fremont police arrest a woman suspected of stealing a package off the front porch of a fremont home. police say that the stolen mail, credit cards, and i diesel other victims were in her possession at the time of the arrest. >> these are some of the stories we are following. that you for watching kron 4247 bay area news channel. >> the time is 6:40 a.m.. in any hot, an investigation is under way after a teenage girl was hit and killed last night. this happened just before 7:00 at the intersection of hillcrest avenue and hidden plan dry. police said 14 year-old girl was crossing the street which was hit by a car. she was airlifted to the hospital where she later died. the driver and several witnesses said at the scene while police questioned them. the girl's name has not been released until her family is notified. >> a

. >> reporter: sergeant dwyer says it's not comforting hearing people are trying to get guns. detectives on the case are hoping they'll make the same arrests in the same amount of time they did with the previous home invasion robbery last month. again, people working on this trying to get the same results. stephanie thuang, nbc bay area news. >>> heavily armed san jose cops descended on a house near center road and capital expressway to arrest a man described as a violent career criminal. investigators say 30-year-old mitchell pope is the worst of the worst. members of the police department's merge unit talked flash bang devices through the windows of the house during the 30-minute standoff. pope did surrender peacefully. investigators say they've been tracking him the last two months. oakland today became the first city in the country to issue city i.d. cards that double as debit cards. that groundbreaking municipal program launched today. the goal is to ensure that everyone in the city has a usable form of identification regardless of their immigration status. the i.d.s will

devin dwyer, abc news, minneapolis. >> and there really is no way the gun control debate in this country can proceed without an equally important discussion about mentally ill. you look at the stats of the mass shootings in recent years. how many of those men have clearly had mental illness. for whatever reason went through the system unchecked. somehow get their hand on a gun. that is absolutely part of the conversation. >> and the problem is, none of these people look or act alike. so we thought we had an idea of who was behind the mass shootings. young, white, maladjusted. now we're talking about christopher dorner, very well adjusted black man who was a police officer. and he's on a rampage right now. so there's no way to know who they are. when they're going to strike. >> there's no foolproof profile, but there certainly is most would argue the common ingredient of they all have mental issues going on in their head that somehow were not detected early enough, no one in their family or school or church or office had the power to say -- >> something's up. >> something's up with this g

. >> abc's devin dwyer reports on the president's plan and what it could mean for kids. >> reporter:reschool for all is a simple idea. like learning your food groups. but giving every american child free access to classrooms like this one in atlanta is a bold new plan. >> not just babysitting, we're not just child care, we're really getting children ready for the next step in their education. >> reporter: 1 in 3 youngsters in the u.s. don't get that chance, prompting president obama to propose expanding the nation's public education system to help them. >> if you're looking for a good bang for your educational buck, this is it, right here. >> reporter: the plan could cost up to $10. 5 billion per year by one estimate. it's a bill obama says should be split between the federal and state governments. >> it's expensive. when you're talking about young children, you have to have very different ratios than you do in k-12 education. >> reporter: many of the nation's top economists, including several here at the university of chicago, say the cost is worth it. preschool for all, especially

next we have jeanette guyer -- dwyer. we are glad you are here. jeanette dwyer, president of national rural letter carriers asocialation. your second year, right? since 2011. very nice to see you. thank you. we have three presidents here. national association of postmasters of the united states, i think your third year since 2010, as i recall. very nice of you to come. thank you for joining us today. and where are you from? >> wisconsin. >> wisconsin. senator was here earlier. she has another hearing she needs to be at. she said if she got back in time she wanted to introduce you. i don't think she's going to be able to. from her to you, welcome. >> we'll leave this hearing at this point for coverage of the u.s. house today. the third panel of the hearing will continue online at c-span.org. of course can you see it in its entirety in the c-span video library. go to c-span.org. now to the house as members are returning for legislative business this afternoon. one bill on the agenda today dealing with allowing churches and other houses of worship to

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jeanette dwyer, president of the world letter carriers association. here, right click since 2011? very nice to see you. we've got three presidents here. national association of postmasters. i think your third year. thank you for joining us today. were you from, mr. quadracci? >> wisconsin. >> senator baldwin was here earlier. she has another meeting she has to be at. if she was back in time she wanted to introduce you. i'm hoping she's going to be able to. we are glad you are here and she is so slow. you're the chairman and president and ceo of quad/graphics, a printed company founded by your dad in 1971. it is your son or daughter going to take it over? >> and three daughters under the age of 11. we have a ways to go. >> you can never start too early. finally mr. geddes at cornell university and visiting scholar of the american enterprise institute. last week you weren't available to do it in dr. coburn said it was wisely thought we should wait and i think you're worth the wait. we're delighted you are here. welcome. i'll ask you to keep your entire testimony, about five minutes.