felicia, nice to see you.> bill: thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: team press with peter ogborn, dan henning phil back wetter the phones, cyprian bowlding keeping us on camera. it's what he has to work with. that's why we brought felicia in. raise the bar a little bit. we know some people, algeria may be the biggest story. for other people, the guns may be the biggest story. for others the debt ceiling may be the biggest story. for most americans we know, the big story of the day interestingly, watching the monitors, a story that's gotten the most attention on the other cable networks this morning is man tei. >> bill: who is this dude? >> we talked about this guy. played for notre dame. defensive player was one of the finalists for the heisman trophy. would have been the first defensive, pure defensive player to win the heisman trophy ever. he's a big deal. one of the most prolific -- >> bill: hawaiian. >> out there. yeah. and so this story that had been part of the legend of mantei was t

he's accused of murdering a north carolina teen felicia barnes. plans were revealed to call a surprise witness an acquaintance of michael johnson. prosecutor say he will testify he saw felicia's body on a bed in johnson's department the day she disappeared. this is the first time any such evidence has been mentioned. defense lawyers call the witness a jailhouse snitch who can't be believed. we will have the latest developments at 11 news at 5:00. defense attorneys for john leopold will make a motion for acquittal today. prosecutors rested their case after a former member of the detail testified he took his concerns to superiors but nothing was ever addressed. to read the latest on the leopold trial and see a full report from barry simms go to www.wbaltv.com and look on news. coming up, a pair of die hard ravens fans get an early wedding present. >> no way. >> what they found inside that envelope around the story that sparked it all. and the nation's smallest state takes on one of its biggest issues. i do interior decorating and styling for bars an

let's go to felicia taylor. felicia? >> adding 115,000 to jobless claims.t good news on auto sales. ford, chrysler, gm all having increased sales. but january is going to be a volatile month and then we got the federal reserve minutes and that was available to us and there was some discussion that they may end this bond buying program that's been propping up the stock market for such a long time and that's exactly what wall street doesn't want to hear. so now we've backed into negative it tif territory and will probably end the day down. frank frankly, it's highly unlikely that you would see that kind of gain continue. this little bit of a pullback isn't such a bad thing. as one analyst said, we only got half a loaf out of washington. we're still waiting to find out if those spending cuts are actually going to happen. joe? >> everyone and felicia, i mean everyone, has been weighing in with thoughts about the fiscal cliff deal. that also includes the country's ratings agencies. >> yep. >> we've got congress reaching in agreement. why are we still at risk of

there he found felicia dukes. >> here we are. >> reporter: felicia had been sharing this single roomshelter with three of her children, but it was for kids only. her older son couldn't join them. so not only was the family homeless and broke but separated until, that is, last weekend, when the boxes arrived at felicia's new home, tony's old one, and shortly after the boxes her son showed up, too. >> hi! >> hello. >> reporter: with one gesture tony's house had become a stranger's real home. >> wow, that was lee cowen reporting. now tony broke down and cried when they asked him if his father is proud of him because his father is suffering from alzheimer's. however, the lessons he taught his son obviously could never be forgotten. >>> this is 9 news now. >> there's only 1 group to blame -- one group to blame for the continued suffering of these innocent victims, the house majority and their speaker, john boehner. >> 66 days after hurricane sandy hit the east coast new jersey's governor tonight blasting congress and his fellow republicans for their inaction on

he says the body of felicia barns was on the bed. it may be the strongest evidence they have to link him to her death but they say the witness didn't -- the defense lawyers say he is a jailhouse snitch who doesn't know anything about this case. the process cution say how did her body end up in the us is kuenna river and telly barns originally asked when who would want to harm for felicia? she answered the older sister, dina. dina has yet to testify. dina told the jury she made horrible decisions. >> defense attorneys presented motions to dismiss all of the misconduct charges against leopold arguing those charges were vague. the judge, dennis decided to dismiss one count involving the campaign signs. the judge said there was not enough evidence presented to show that the law was broken in that case. leopold still paces three other charges of misconduct as well as a fraud charge. it's nine minutes after the hour and 21 degrees at b.c.w.i. forget the flew, a new strain of the stomach fwug new northerly virus and 40 years later row versu

felicia taylor is standing by in new york. all right, spill it. what's the news, felicia?> well, as you know, this is the first major press event since the may ipo, a lot of hype around it. they're rolling out a new type of search calling it graph search. it allows users to filter through their friends' information. that's important. it is not new. it is photos, things they like, more efficiently, people, places, things like that. it is not a traditional web search. for example, if you and i were facebook friends, which we might be, i can type in co-workers of mine who live in atlanta and you would show up in the search. so it is not a new kind of search. but only if we're already friends and have shared information together. facebook says no changes to privacy settings are required. they're well aware of the issue of privacy. graph search acts on information you already have access to. the question is, you know, did it live up to the hype? i don't think it really did. as you mentioned, we're really looking for more like a phone. and facebook shares have been steadily risi

. >> another day of testimony in the murder trial of michael johnson, the man accused of killing felicia barnes. an inmate told the jury he saw the teen's. the most surprising testimony came from the medical examiner, who admitted there was no obvious explanation and she could not rule out drowning. we will have an update tonight at 5:00 p.m. rape charges are dismissed against the co-owner of a popular restaurant. the customer claimed she was sexually assaulted inside a bathroom. after viewing surveillance footage from the night in question, the prosecution decided to dismiss the charges. chase is our that a strong storm passing through the area of interrupted your sleep. it took down trees and power lines. there are less than 900 power outages. the majority of them in howard county. 350 homes are without electricity. call the number on your screen to report outages. a quick check on today's forecast. let's head over to john collins. >> we are done with the rain. now we have wind and temperatures are getting colder, too. how much rainfall? to attend amount are to the north of the city. j

felicia taylor is in new york with the news. good news for chrysler. >> absolutely.nd you know what? not surprising but definitely better than one would have expected. we're getting a read on sales in december. chrysler up about 10%, that's their strongest december in five years. we're going to hear from the rest of the big three along with the foreign carmakers as the day goes on. december numbers come after a sizeable rebound for these companies in november, when automakers overall had their best month since the start of 2008 and we know what that was all about. one analyst for edmonds said recently there was strong underlying demand. car buyers have been returning to showrooms not just because of that pent up demand but also because of easier access to financing finally, and a slowly improving jobs market as christine just talked to you about, victor? >> we'll talk about the market opening in about 25 minutes from now, strong day yesterday, big gains, biggest gains in more than a year, actually, but that momentum likely sputtering today? >> yes, you know, it's har

michael johnson is charged with the murder of 16-year-old felicia barnes that occurred in 2010.arnes' older sister testified johnson tried to make a pass at felicia six months before the murder. the prosecution is also expected to call a man to the stand who says he witnessed the crime. she went missing while she was visiting her parents in baltimore. it's a national day of mourning in brazil. that tragedy may be worlds away, but there are warning signs to work at here at home. >> hundreds lost their lives, look forward to make sure you can get out of a building in case of an emergency. >> i'm liz crenshaw. when shopping for small appliances, there's a new way to figure out how much energy they consume. my story is coming up. >>> some of the warmest air since mid december, our temperatures going way up, and then way back down. what will we get with that warm ought? i'll tell you. >>> tonight jurors are mulling over the first day of testimony in the murder of a clarendon community eischen. 26-year-old javon martin is charged with killing and robbing carl diener. he was beaten and

meanwhile, jurors in the michael johnson murder trial heard from the coroner who ruled felicia barnes died of ecstasy of. her decision was made by a fault as there were no other explanations. -- asphexia. her body was pulled from the susquehanna river in april of 2011, four months after she disappeared. and >> the county council called an emergency meeting after john leopold was found guilty of misconduct in office. center in outside the annapolis with the details. legal fightold's continues, this time with the county council trying to dismiss the executive from office for good after he was found guilty on misconduct charges yesterday, but not so fast says the county attorney. >> motion carries. >> late this afternoon the county council introduced a resolution that if approved by a supermajority vote would vacate office of county executive, which would force him out of office and began the process of appointing his replacement. moments at the resolution was introduced, the it county -- the county attorney told reporters that the council resolution is illegal because of his interpretat

. >> more testimony in the felicia barnes murder case. they're trying to prove michael johnson's killed. jane miller is monitoring the trial. they also played a phone conversation with his brother. he was concerned his dna would be linked to her. the defense pointed out he never confessed. the testimony continues tomorrow morning. our other sort tonight, will his words work against him? the shooting suspect, robert gerry jr., once is a case transferred -- robert gladden jr wants his case transferred. >> barry simms is outside circuit court. >> the judge says he will continue -- considered remorse. robert gladden jr. had to listen about those issues. hours after the gunfire, police interviewed the suspects accused of bringing a shotgun to the campus and shooting in the cafeteria. in the interview, robert gladden jr. said he was tried to make a statement. he is trying to get his case transferred from adel to juvenile court. prosecutors are using his own worst to show he planned an attack and prove to reject -- toa judge in should be in any

felicia sonmez, thoughts?tics often playset by press release and statements from one side or the other, that we only see electronically or delivered from floor speeches, but what is interesting about a day like today and the state of the need is that you get to see the reaction real time. the president's supporters were definitely thrilled about everything onstage today. was also interesting was the republican members of congress up there and out they were responding. i was underneath to the podium on the side where a lot of senators were seated and was watching john mccain in particular, and the lines he applauded for, the lines he did not, you can look at that as portending what is possible on capitol hill. he applauded on a lot of the lines of the deficit and the mention of newtown and other issues, but notably on immigration reform, he just sort of sat there while other members did applaud. whether or not you can read something into that, i am not sure, but it is definitely an opportunity for reaction on t

our felicia taylor looks at what the stage version could be like. >> reporter: racy, raunchy, risque?ight call it soft porn. it's the book that made women squeal with pleasure. ♪ want to open my eyes and see all 50 shades ♪ >> reporter: now on stage, others are belting out a different kind of tune in its honor. ♪ open your book open your mind ♪ >> the spoof is a titillating spectacle with plenty of sensuality. the stage version parodies eat rottic best seller by centering around a middle aged ladies book club obsessed with the more colorful parts which become the butt of jokes through a series of sketches. here we are with the cast of "50 shades" at their dress rehearsal to get a first look at the scenes before they actually hit the great white way. >> a couple of friends of mine actually came to me with the idea. initially, i said what a terrible yudt. i can't make that funny, a very serious thing, about sex. but i was convinced and we started writing these songs and they were really, really funny. ♪ >> reporter: this musical production is as erotic and decadent as you would expect.

tony sought out a shelter for homeless women and children from alexandria house and he found feliciaes. >> they have a man that wanted donate his house for a year. i was like, are you serious? >> reporter: you didn't think it was real? >> no. >> reporter: felicia had been sharing this single room at the shelter with three of her kids. the older son couldn't join them. not only was the family homeless and broke but separated. that is until last weekend when the boxes arrived at felicia's new home, tony's old one and shortly after the boxes her son showed up too. with one gesture, tony's house has become a stranger's real home. >> my heart just fills up and stuff. i'm just really happy. >> reporter: those weren't the only tears of joy. >> reporter: what do you think your dad would think? >> i know what my dad would think. >> reporter: which is -- tony's dad doesn't know because he suffers from alzheimer's disease. >> kindless creates kindness. jen rotty creates generosity. if we have more stories about people doing nice things for other people and fewer stories of people doing horrible

felicia talking about side by side.lary clinton the first joint television interview for the president with someone other than the first lady. let's listen. >> i think hillary will go down as one of the finest secretary of states we've had. it has been a great collaboration over the last four years. >> a few years ago it would have been seep as improbable. because we had that very long hard primary campaign. in politics and in democracy, sometimes you win elections, sometimes you lose elections. and i worked very hard, but i lost. and then president obama asked me to be secretary of state. and i said yes. and why did he ask me and why did i say yes? because we both love our country. >> felicia, why do you think he did it? >> i think it woulden strange, t.j., if they didn't do this interview actually. as the president himself mentioned, the reason for this is to mark the end of secretary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. so as a sort of i guess goodbye, exit interview if you will for the two of them. i think also a

tomorrow we should finally start testimony in the felicia barnes murder trial. the state said it was a 28-year- old michael maurice johnson that track strangled and killed her. there are still so many questions about what happened to her. questions that should start to get answered tomorrow. in open court . brian is here with what we can expect. >> reporter: for two days we weren't allowed in the courtroom while the judge conducted jury selection. this morning that finally wrapped up. michael johnson now know who will determine his fate. soon after they were seated the jury was dismissed for the day as both sides in the case argued legal mocks in front of the judge. there are a lost issues to go through in this case. there is that sex video involving the victim and the accused, the older sister and johnson's younger brother. the lead baltimore city detective in the case is also a senator of controversy. he was suspended for misconduct by the department just days before johnson was art arrested. the motions address some of the issues setting the ground rules for

felicia trial will start tomorrow. michael johnson accused of killing her when she was visiting. jury was seated thursday. the judge needed to shift through motions surrounding the lead detective in the case. that detective was suspended for misconduct days after the arrest. >> john leopold started his defense. he is charged with misconduct in office for using officers as a look out with when he had sex in a car and misusing tax dollars by doing this on work time. his attorneys say the team was unregulated. >> we are not looking at the streets of minneapolis, no that is a snow filled view of baltimore city. this is like a lifetime ago. >> that's early this morning. rush hour is a complete nightmare because of all the white stuff making us late for work. >> let's go over to mike and now in the abc most accurate storm center to find if things will be better tomorrow. some more activity heading our way >> it looks like not the morning but the evening. we are going the opposite direction and will be expecting snow to move in friday night. we will talk about that second half. the afte

michael maurice johnson is charged with killing felicia barnes in 2010. prosecutors say they have a witness who says he saw johnson murder barnes. johnson's defense team says there's no dna evidence linking him to the crime. they found her body in the susquehanna river months after she went missing. >>> calling for the release of an american pastor jailed in an iranian prison. he was sentenced to eight years behind bars. the idaho native was convicted on charges of attempting to undermine security by spreading christianity. a state department spokesperson says the agency condemns his persecution of religious freedom. >>> a woman missing in turkey. the 33-year-old was visiting turkey alone for photography and was supposed to return last week but family members say that the wife and mother of two never made her flight home. police in istanbul say her passport and medical cards were still in her room, although she was gone. her family is working with the fbi and the u.s. embassy there to find her. >>> surprising developments in former israeli prime minister

felicia taylor, cnn, new york. >> i'll be back here in 30 minutes.sanjay gupta md" is next. >>> hello, and thanks for joining us today. i'm going to bust one of the biggest myths about the flu. and hopefully teach you how to protect your family from this epidemic. >>> also, the legendary surgeon who has worked on more top athletes than just about anyone. he just operated on the redskins' quarterback, rg3. and a fitness dilemma. why you don't want to watch your weight too closely. we'll explain. let's get started. ♪ >>> by now you've heard, it's the worst flu season in years. emergency rooms in many places are overflowing. at least 20 children have died. among them, a young man named max from texas. take a look at his picture. his mom said he went from being a healthy, 17-year-old to dying. in just a matter of days. it is a fast-moving story. so here's what you need to know. the flu strikes fast. and symptoms much more severe than a common cold. you feel fine one day, and then the next, a sudden fever, sore throat, headache, and tightness in the chest

looking for suspects in san francisco, felicia reid, kron 4. >> pam: felicithat was alecia reed. -- >> pam: today was the first congressional hearing on gun control. since the connecticut school shooting massacre. and it began with a plea gabrielle giffords. who was severly injured in a mass shooting herself. catherine heenan has more. >> catherine: giffords friends say it took hours of practice for her to get ready for her statement. since being injured in a mass shooting in arizona in 2011.she has trouble walking and speaking. but it was her testimony that many people wanted to hear. her husband mark kelly would later say that if there had been tougher background checks. >> to miniature of tran are dying. too many! too many children are dying....his wife might have been spared. or if there had been a limit on the size of ammunition magazines.the shooting that wounded her might have been more limited. also testifying today. the head of the national rifle association. he didn't give much ground.saying he does 'not' support the expansion of background checks for gun sales. senator dick

felicia taylor has the story. pay attention to the man walking away from the camera.deo right here now the question is will the postal truck do the right panel also, coca-cola still seeing increases with their non-cola items. the company is already getting cal ripken to the front of their labels. felicia taylor. >> jacqueline: we have seen cold conditions of the past several days. things are starting to warm up. it will be warmer but things will still be chilly noticed temperatures are going to be increased with nearly 40 degrees. a bit more comfortable still freezing in santa rosa. 30's through vallejo. there will be our lower. redwood city, is warmer in san jose, 43 degrees. for the afternoon we will continue our warming trend with upper 50s and 60s for the south bay. 50s in palo alto, 60s and san jose. the inland valleys to be a bit of a wild card. this will keep temperatures a bit lower. one of sunshine with temperatures in the upper 50s and also mid upper 50s for the east bay shore. 55 in san francisco, ocean beach. 60 degrees in santa rosa. as for the sierras th

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felicia reid >> reporter: here, the tables were reserved well in advance. so those that were here early were disappointed to find out if there were thinking the same thing. celebrating the 49ers was a no brainer. even this, her earlier celebrations. take a look at that burger! >> ago 49ers. >> we are going to destroy green bay! >> we are going to win >> is it destiny. it is about college kaepernick. we're going to go to the super bowl and bring back that it championship. (cheers & applause) >> some are already looking forward to the championship. >> i feel like a jim harbaugh of motivates everyone. and i would love to see weather or not he can match x's and o's with >> and the fact is that they have >> i am guaranteeing it. and i am collecting on all my debts. >> kron 4. coming up later gary radnich will be with us in the studio. all the highlights from the big game. in other news, there have been four homicides in one night game! four homicides in one night. and, tonight. the oakland police department says it's agressively searching for the suspects respon

the bus where felicia was a crime scene 14 hours earlier. overnight video shows police searching bus that left a female rider bloody. >> that could be kids or anything on the bus. that is bad that it happened to a woman. >> a metro spokesperson says that it happened after 2:00 this morning. things got heated and a man pulled out a knife and stabbed the woman and then hit another female passenger in the head. >> it could happen to anybody. >> hearing the commotion the bus driver brought the bus to a stop. the driver called the police but not before the suspect took off. passengers say that is one more accident has them questioning their safety. >> you hear stories about things like that happening. >> i travel with my children so we just go where we're going and hope it does not happen when we're on the bus. >> unfortunately police tell me these two women are expected to be ok and they are taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries and spent the night if the hospital. >> now to connecticut. they are turn to school this week hundre

woman identified as 25-year-old police shot hoffman of lead in a great vehicle, striking the two -- felicia hoffman fled in a great vehicle. the car was stopped on joppa road. hoffman was pulled out and subdued. of baltimore county officer was somehow injured. 11 news visited the residence she provided police in the 800 block of albion place in belair. neighbors say that she was staying with her parents and her grandfather was retired law- enforcement. >> just normal, tony and his wife. that is it. nice guy. i think he was a police officer at one time. >> a check of real-estate records reveal that anthony and celia own the home and the car used in the chase belong to the couple. records confirm that anthony was a retired sheriff's deputy and city police confirmed the car had fraternal order of police tags. >> she was driving a vehicle that had fraternal order of police tax and has no affiliation with the baltimore police department. >> court records indicate dozens of traffic charges, many that were never prosecuted. she was also in trouble with the law just days before the chase. >> we hav

police for able to pickup one of his mouth shots he is known for another of a number of other crimes-felicia kron 4. >> pam: the rush for colin kaepernick and his appearance of sports illustrated. >> won a city on the peninsula not thanking heaven for seven of lov and 11 and could the name of an iconic gidd-- gay civic leader leading to the renaming of s f o? details coming up. the rush to get number seven 49-ers gear. and a look at his appearance on this week's cover of sports illustrated. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is without question the toast of the bay area. after leading the niners to a dominant playoff victory over the packers and now. sports illustrated is recognizing his efforts. kaepernick and to a lesser extent. coach jim harbaugh. are the cover boys on this week's issue. says shout it from the mountaintop jim - you were dead on about colin kaepernick. back here at home. kaepernick is proving to be extremely popular as well, especially when it comes to moving merchandise. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, number 7 is flying off the shelves. >> the biggest seller is ev

. >> meanwhile in the past hour police have identified the suspect you saw in the chase as felicia -- alicia hopman of belair. she will now be charged with drug and traffic violations. police aren't as to getting a late afternoon crash involving a school bus dropping off children. it happened just after 3:00 on mount carmel road in park than -- in parkton. they are not determined who was at fault in the accident. at this hour we're told none of the children were injury -- injured but one person was reported injured. >> maryland state police still trying to piece together what caused a nasty tractor-trailer crashed on the bill was last night that shut down traffic in both directions. at this point it looks like a mist exit may be to blame. >> a smashed up tractor-trailer spilled oil and fuel onto the beltway near the delaney valley road exit on the inner loop just after 10:00 tuesday night. police say they got there after this 1998 dodge during go cut over from the fast lane all the way over to the slow lane to try to exit onto laney valley. -- dodge durango. >> from witnesses, they sa

he is an inmate who claims he saw felicia barns body. tonight prosecutors are asking, can he be believed? at j miller is following that story live downtown. -- jane miller is following that story live downtown. >> he is a career criminal. he testified that he called him to the apartment and showed him the body and had to kill her because she would not stop crying after having sex with him. the question is, can he be believed? defense lawyers went after him and got him to admit he is in the business of getting people fraudulent driver's license through his hook up, and they abruptly stopped questioning this witness when he could not get the date rights of the murder. earlier there was very critical testimony in the case from the corners. the coroner who ruled he died of ecstasy at, as much admitted it was a decision by the fall because no other explanation was obvious. a sign of injury, a drug overdose, or illness. her body was pulled from the river in april 2011, four months after she disappeared. michael johnson is accused of killing he

. >> felicia, do you think that ultimately reconnecting people with the emotions that they had after what happened at sandy hook is going to be key if the gun control advocates are going to move forward. >> i think what was interesting, chris, about the president's speech yesterday was he not only took an emotional approach to this as you mentioned, reading from these letters and actually cutting from these kids on stage with him. he carried -- he said we have got the second amendment, but here are a whole slew of other rights, the right to peaceful assembly and those odds are also against the second amendment rights. i thought that was politically a very smart way to frame this issue. there ee's plenty of reaction already to the president's inclusion of children in this. i spoke with many experts who said that they said that this is an issue that involves children makes it logical to include them in these sorts of white house events. you have seen children in politics as long as the campaigns and the presidency has been around. there's certainly a president there, but there's a ques

michael johnson is charged with murder in the death of 16-year-old felicia barnes.k in december of 2010, prosecutors say johnson killed barnes in her sister's apartment in baltimore, then used a large tub to move the body. authorities found he body several months later. johnson has pleaded not guilty. >>>. the military is throwing out a rule that's been in plate since the mid '90s. today leone panetta lifted the ban on women serving in combat units. he says everyone who wants to serve should be given the chance, but he adds, they will have to meet the same qualifications of their 345e8 counterparts. steve handelsman joins us live with reaction to this big change. hi, steve. >> jim, thanks. good afternoon from the hill. we're looking for reaction, a lot of eyes talking to tough-talking war hero senator john mccain, who said allowing women in combat units is the right thing to do. for women like these, in boot camp at parris island, the change will open up more than 200,000 jobs that had only been available to mental. no changes will be made in toughness or strength s

. >> felicia rashad plays your boss? >> i showed up for work and i was like, mrs.ou were like my second mother. >> she was all of our second mothers, just doesn't know it. >> truly. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> "do no harm" airs tomorrow night 10:00 pm, 9:00 central time. >> getting ready for a head start in our super bowl cookoff. >> what? they get a head start? that's not fair. >> you're really worked up about this. >> kidding. kidding. >> just after these messages. dl. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. ♪ digiorno? or delivery? taste for yourself why the shortest distance between you and a delicious, fresh-baked pizza, is your oven. thankfully, it's not d

felicia taylor, i wanted to talk to you about this.s article in zillow had calculated this morning, just having fun, the white house isn't for sale. in terms of dollars and cents, if someone wanted to buy the white house what do you think it would be worth? >> about a cool $295 million. not such a big price tag. >> please. >> you certainly make enough to afford that, i know. anyway, zillow used public data and recent sales to figure it out. it buys you 50,000 square feet, 132 rooms, and three kitchens because one isn't enough. you got a pool, a movie theater, a bowling alley, that was because of the nixens, they asked for that one, a jogging track, which bill clinton added. the value of the white house got up, though, since obama came into town, up about 7% since 2009 and that does mirror the housing market, which peaked in 2006. and then fell before recovering. so, you know, not bad. >> not bad. not bad. hey, look, if we don't have that chump change to buy it, what about if someone wanted to rent this house? >> oh, we're still talking

michael johnson is charged with killing felicia barnes. barnes visiting from north carolina was found dead in the susquehanna river months after she went missing. during opening statements last week, prosecutors say of this a witness who says he saw johnson murder barnes. the defense team says there's no dna evidence linking him to the crime. >>> the state department is among those calling for the release of an american pastor jailed in a prison. he was sentenced to eight years behind bars. he was convicted on charges of attempting to undermine security by spreading christianity. a state department spokesperson says the agency condemns iran's persecution of religious freedom. >>> this 33-year-old woman made a trip alone to turkey mainly for photography and was supposed to return last week. but family members say the wife and mother of two never made her flight home. police in istanbul say her passport and medical cards are still in her room. her family is working with the fbi and the u.s. embassy in turkey to find her. >>> surprising devel

his wife, felicia montealegre at the time, was making anti-war christmas cards, which sounds silly now, of course, but people went to great lengths to be against the war in those days. it was a kind of harmless escapade. we were there covering it, and, of course, we were jockeying for position to interview everybody he and i tangled immediately and started shouting at each other. he said, "i will desist because i'm the gentleman and not because you are a lady." i thought that was a rather remarkable line. i think i burst out laughing. we were very, very good friends he was a wonderful character, maybe one of my closest friends in the world. he went to vietnam. i worked along-side him in vietnam a lot. he then went to tokyo. c-span: who did he work for in vietnam? >> guest: he worked for a couple of people. he worked for nbc radio at one point, he worked for abc television, he worked for wcbs. he was kind of drifting around. he was the kind of person that was either your friend or your enemy. there wasn't much room for inbetween. he made a lot of money. he caught on to the upward curve

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felicia reid, kron 4. >> in the north bay -- a teenager's visit to family members - was cut short whenre now looking for the gunman. 17-year-old la-vanial williams who is from weed, near the oregon border, was shot multiple times. he was found on a walkway on drake avenue in marin city just after midnight friday. family members say williams was staying with them and shot near their home. >> one of san francisco's famous twin sisters, has died. vivian brown suffered from alzheimer's disease and died in her sleep wednesday. vivian, and her sister, marian, were often seen walking arm-in- arm down san francisco streets. in colorful matching outfits and eye- catching hats. the pair appeared in advertisements for reebok, dell and virgin atlantic airlines and were part of san francisco's image.vivian brown was 85 years old. >> how the california weather it is impacting local farmers. live look outside at the sierra this morning. its expected to be mostly tahoe area with a slight chance of snow showers. teens. with wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour this afternoon. state has farmers racing

>> my name is a leash and alexander, and i am the election -- felicia alexander, and i am the election and director i did make it a point to get to our early voting sites -- director. i needed a point to get to our early-voting sites. one thing that i found interesting and did not anticipate is a voters began forming lines as early as three hours before the polls opened. at one particular early-voting site in prince george's county, what i could say is i personally went up and down the line is encouraging people to be supported, and they were very energetic, motivated to stay in the line. we did a major advertisement, encouraging people to vote early, so i thought that the actual early-voting participation was wonderful. now, what i can say is that we do know that in many early- voting sites there were the lines in terms of a white, and again, long lines against long -- a, -- terms o await wait, along lines against long waits, we know there were waits as long as four hours, and we try to add a voting units where we could, pulled books, and human resources. in two particular polling pla

. -- from felicia. caller: good morning. understand about social security, but that has no government money whatsoever. if this is included within the debt of the government now, is that money that the government has to pay back that they already spent? with jimmy carter spoke of 30 years ago not detected and to put a lock box on its. guest: the social security question does have to be separated from the deficit question to some extent. you'll get a big debate about this, but let's get down to the basics. we started in 1983 after the greenspan commission, named after alan greenspan. we started saying let's raise enough money from new taxes and change the retirement age but we will stimulate a large amount of money in the federal government in the social security trust fund. that money is now being spent down. it used to be $3 trillion and is now $2.7 and will be committed to people soon to be retiring. i'm very glad you are working, because you pay fica tax as. that means people like me on social security and get medicare ca

felicia in washington, d.c., democratic caller. what are your thoughts? caller: i want to speak about the unspoken words. why is it so difficult for president barack obama to express publicly that he supports the right of the citizens of the district of columbia to have statehood? give us a break. thousands of district residents, vol tiered in virginia, ohio, and florida to ensure this democratic victory and yet no mention. who are we, when are we somebody, mr. president? you made bold statements and taken very bold act in your first administration, go out clean, give us statehood, make us free. host: all right. jodied on twitter says -- >> we'll break away here to take you live back to the house floor for a series of votes. i write to inform you that i have notified missouri governor jeremiah nixon of my resignation from the u.s. house of representatives effective 11:59 p.m., january 22, 2013. serving the eighth congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives has been the greatest honor of my professional career. i am humbled and grateful for

. >> i was hot for felicia rashad, that's how old i am. >> there you go. on the face of the earth watched "the cosby show." we're about the same age, i think. yeah, when i was 9 or 10, vanessa. >> you're blushing a little. what's one thing you learned from bill cosby you still carry with you today? you were on that show for many years. >> eight years. we're still very close. probably just the power of example rather than the words you speak. a lot of people say a lot of things but what they do is something different. what he says always coincided with what he does. he was an inkrcredible example professionalism. i will always adore him. >> the show is a lot of fun. temperaturepest bledsoe "guys with kids" wednesday nights. >> jimmy fallon? >> yes, jimmy fallon! >> you have to say it just like that. >> oh, yeah, all the time. >> keep it going. >> it's in the contract. >> jimmy is right there, too, with you. >> master of disguise. >> temppest, give us one more. >> love you! [ male announcer ] let's go places. not just the ones you can find on a map. but the