a person in the new orleans area was chatting with alazi eunice who was using an alias. the person told police that eunice made threats that he would bomb georgetown and the metro system. the informant contacted federal authorities because their father lived in d.c. and rides metro. tonight we went to the suspect's home to speak with a relative about all this. no one came to the door, but we did speak with a neighbor who watch withed as federal police moved in on the house. >> i had no idea what was going on, but i looked over and there were dudes in full gear and their guns and everything and they were pulling a guy it looked like up from under a blanket or something. >> there were also some pictures that concerned the informant. we're told that eunice will remain behind bars until at least his december 20th court hearing. >> matt ackland with the update tonight. >>> 140 years in prison for the man who killed local record producer raymond scottie beats brown. jamal a leal, i shot brown outside brown's mitch -- jamaal alexis shot brown outside his mitchellville home. he

eunice was arrested december 6th. >>> now more on o bone chilling weather. we're under a wind advisory, if you've been outside you know how cold it is. we're suffering through some of the lowest temperatures of the season. >> some in our area found snow on the ground when they woke up. frederick county schools delayed opening for two hours. is there any relief from the cold 234 sight or any more snow in the forecast? doug kammerer joins us live with the latest. >> i wou love to tell you there's some relief out there. unfortunately, i don't see it. and, yes, there is snow in the forecast. let's show you what's going on out there right now. temperatures have ayed in the 20s all day long. 26 degrees the current temperature out there. windchill right now 12 degrees. that's t way it feels out there on the exposed in. 12, look at the numbers. 23 in sterling, and 25 out towardndrews air force base. look at hagerstown, a windchill of 4 right now, 7 in sterling, 9 in clinton. out there toward the air force base. we're going to be seng some areas with windchills below

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court documents show eunice was arrested december 6th. the stlets were allegedly made on a facebook chat. >> the senate is expected to pass president obama's bipartisan tax compromise tomorrow. the measure will then move on to the house where democrats are signalling they need some changes. >>> jamaal alexis was sentenced to 149 years behind bars today for the murder of a popular hip-hop producer. raymond brown was shot four years ago. he was murdered when they chased a man who was trying to steal the wheels of his car. >>> hundreds of federal workers who enjoy a substantially shortened commute may be joining the rush hour congestion once again. >>> 13 workers are losing their funding. this comes at a time when the government is supposed to be encouraging teleworking more than ever. >> reporter: malkohl am mccloud hits the road at 4:15 a.m. on the days he commutes into waington, d.c.. two days a week, there's a reprieve, he works just ten minutes from home at this gsa funded telework center. the general services administrationas rectly pu

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whether they found any explosive material when eunice was arrested. >>> this time next year, there will be an added attraction. the cordish company has figured out a way to build this even as it's being built. >> reporter: after all of the delays -- delays leading up to the referendum and the passage of the referendum, this isn't just driven by the cordish company. the state wants to see that, too. >> on this. the operation in perryville is generated $21 million since it opened in september. but 4,750 machines. >> we're going to be busy. >> we're going to be busy. >> while the cordish company works on its permanent slots facility games will begin a year ahead of the casino. >> slots issue among residents around here seems to have been played out. >> i think it's going to be good. >> in the long run, i think i'll be happy. [ laughter ] >> well, i think it's going to the schools. which, personally, i think is overfunded anyway. >> if it keeps our taxes down, it's a good idea. >> reporter: there are a lot of fingers in that pot. >> it means the county gets its money. the tracks and the pur

what authorities say is 25-year-old oasis eunice who made threatening chats with someone on facebook. acrding to the fbi and court documents, he made comments about how he could build pipe bombs, put them under the sewers in georgetown, he can place them, he said, even on cars on the d.c. metro system. apparently this person he was chatting with tipped off the fbi. the fbi then began investigating. but apparently because of that tip-off, according to authorities, eunice then got in contact again with this person and said, in essence,ou're going to be sorry for what you did. so for those two reasons, threatening the person and making the threats against the subway, the fbi chged him with making a threat through interstate communications. auorities say he never had any bombs, he never had any destructive devices. there's no indication he actually did know how to make a pipe bomb >> this was just a lot of bravado, perhaps? >> according to the charges, that's as far as it goes. >> what do we know about him, what does the fbi know about him? >> he's from afghanian, he's been living in arli

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go buy a gun and start shooting people. >> reporter: what caused federal officials to move in on eunice was an instant message conversation on facebook on december 5th when gilzi allegedly wrote to the person, "you are sticking your nose where it doesn't belong into something bigger than you and i. that is the problems with americans. they can't leave well enough alone until something happens. then they sit there wondering why we dropped the twin towers." >> you know, they just seemed like normal neighbors, but pretty unsettling. >> matt, you learned the informant had another reason to be worried? >> yeah. not just statements, but there was a couple of pictures. one showed a man holding an ak- 47. apparently there was another man in a tent that set explosives -- that said explosives on it in the background. it is believed that was maybe taken in afghanistan. >> we can all agree that would worry anybody. what about charges? because of those images are we talking about terrorism charges? >> we aren't talking about terrorism. they are charging him with making threats over state line. he'll

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eunice knew the man rode metro to work. it's the second time this year someone has been arrested for threatening the transit system. last year a man from loudon coty thought fbi agents were militants. metro takes it all in stride. >> ty do the best they can with the resources that they have. >> metro says it is another reason for its riders to remain vigilant. ja >>> in florida a gunman fired at the board before taking his own life. we want to warn you some of you may find this video disturbing. the gunman walked up to t podium in front of the board and pulled out a gun. a female member tried to knock him down with her purse. after that failed, he fired shots at other board members. police say he shot and killed himself as a security guard opened fire. none else was hurt. investigators say he may have been angry about his wife losing her job. >>> a fire tore throh one townhouse and spread to two others in largo, maryland tonight. this two-alarm fire started about 7:00 on garrett morgan boulevard. fire officials say the town

in particular, those ground eunice specialties and eunic could have a disrupting -- and units could have a disrupting change. assuming that the military has been given sufficient time and preparation to get the job done right. the department has already made a number of changes to regulations that, within existing law, applied more exacting measures, the changes that have added a measure of common sense and decency to a legally and morally fraught process. i close on a personal note and a personal appeal. this is the second time that i have dealt with this issue as a leader in public life. the prior case was in the cia in 1992 when i proposed that openly gay applicants should be treated likewise. views toward gays and lesbians have changed dramatically since that time. the feelings on this matter can still run deep and divide, often start with a long demographic, cultural, and generational lines. not only in society as a whole, but in the uniform ranks as well. for this reason, i would ask that congress take on this debate, for all involved, to resist the urge to lure our troops and fami

my mother by birth was eunice spelman holsaert. i feel like this mic is not on. can people hear me? and five my mother by affection, charity abigail bailey who is african-american. during the course of that childhood we spent a year in haiti and as a household of four women, because i have a sister as well, much less our racial composition we were quite noteworthy. in this childhood, i was schooled to accept and be proud of my otherness from the rest of conventional 1950s, 1940s, 1950s united states and i was also schooled to speak truth to power, as they say, and to be frightened by that but also to accept that this is something i had to do. one of the things that i found fascinating working on this book as an editor was that many of the white women, not all, but many of them, perhaps most had had prior experiences of crossing cultural boundaries and head -- many of us had experiences do not with race and racism, which for most people, white people in the united states was not particularly true, particularly in the 1950s. the other thing that all of us in the look or most of us reg

. >> reporter: now eunice is in custody right now.nly charged with making threats across state lines but he does have a hearing next week and there could be more charges to come. reporting live, i'm stacy cohan, back to you. >> thank you, stacy. >>> in less than two hours president barack obama will sit down with nearly 2 dozen captains of industry. he's invited company ceo's to a summit called the white house working session with business. the president wants the private sector to use record profits to increase employment. >>> a law that would keep our taxes from going up in three weeks now headed for senate e senate passed it in a test vote 83-15 but some democrats are not supporting the compromise with republicans. they are demanding revisions. particularly to the estate tax. democrats say it only helps the rich and want to raise it. republicans call if the death tax -- call it the death tax. >> this agreement is not subject to be reopened. >> this legislation will cost $858 billion over two years. that is bigger than the much- rev

his name is aweighs eunice. he allegedly made threats on facebook.s he allegedly said to a fis book friend that he could build a pipe bomb and put one on a metro train, either the third or fifth car during rush hour. when the friend said, oh, you wouldn't do that, he said watch me. those are the allegations made by the government. >> you mentioned he's an afghan native. what do we know about him? >> he was born in 1985 which makes him 25 or 26 years old, born in afghanistan. right now we understand he's undergoing a mental evaluation. >> what about this threat assessment? how serious could this have been? >> a law enforcement source said they only found a handgun, they didn't find any other explosives or weaponry. they judged the threat to be minimal. the justice department put out a statement pointing out the fact that this person is charged with communicating threat using interstate communications. they say he was being watched carefully. there wasn't a threat to metro or the d.c. area. >> jean, thank you. >>> now dan simon in california. dan, the