tonight, the first award will go to greg johnson and his colleagues of buzz feed for their story titledrds and a war without end this is the riveting piece of journalism and looking back at the power that congress gave president bush after 9/11. it was called the most dangerous sentence of u.s. history it is still being used today described not only the president's power and force about the power of force that he uses for today so greg johnson buzz feed for the dirksen award. congratulations. [applause] thanks. every award is special. this one is particularly for me, it recognizes the piece that i wrote, the first piece that i wrote for buzz feed as the michael hastings national security fellow and michael, as many of us in the room know was attend arabous reporter. one of the things that i loved about michael was just how skeptical that he was. he did not trust those in power because they spoke articulately. and eloquently. and wore the types of suits that you typically wear. i think that is something that is certainly a reminer to me and a reminer to all of us president obama. and con

greg johnson who was at home at the time of the explosion built a fire and pulled out the space heaterskeep his family warm. >> once the gas company was turning everything off, it was going to be a long night. >> reporter: around 11:00 a.m. natural gas workers and first responders were on scene after the report of a gas leak. they were evacuating homes when an officer's dash cam caught the explosion. >> he was returning to his car at about the time the explosion happened. instantly once the explosion happened, he entered his car pushed the record button knowing that the recorder would capture 30 seconds prior. >> reporter: 15 people were injured including firefighters emt's and natural gas employees. two of those workers are still critical. the guest house belonged to a well known familily, the reynolds. >> they are heartbroken over what has happened. what happened to the gas company employees but mrs. reynolds says homes can be replaced. >> reporter: kerry perkins lives a few doors down. the blast shattered her basement windows and knocked her husband's deer heads right off their walls

greg johnson who was at home at the time of the explosion, built a fire and pull out space heaters to keep his family warm. >> once the gas company was turning everything off i said this would be a long night. i loaded up. >> reporter: around 11:00 a.m. natural gas workers and first responders were on the scene after a report of the gas leak. they were evacuating homes when an officer's dash cam caught the explosion. >> he was returning to his car at about the time the explosion happened. instantly once the the explosion happened, he entered his car pushed the record button knowing that the recorder would capture 30 seconds prior. >> reporter: fifteen people were injured including fire fighters emt's and natural gas employees. two of those workers are still critical. the guest house belonged to a well known family the reynolds. >> they are heart broken over what has happened, after the gas company employees but quite frankly mrs. reynolds says the homes can be replaced. >> reporter: for i perkins lives a few doors down. blast shattered her basement windows and knocked their deer head

tonight the first award goes to greg johnson and his colleagues at buzzfeed.his was a riveting piece of journalism looking at the power that congress gave president bush after 9/11. it was called the most dangerous sentence in history, and is still in use today, describing the president's power of force then that the power of force he uses today. greg johnson at buzzfeed for the dirksen award congratulations. [applause] >> thanks. every award is special and this one is particularly so for me because it recognizes the piece that i wrote the first piece i wrote for buzzfeed, as a michael hastings national security fella. michael was a tenacious reporter. one of the things that i loved about michael was just how skeptical he was. he did not turust those in power because they spoke silently and wore the suits in that those in power where and it is something in reminder to me and hopefully to all of us that we watch congress and the president authorizing a new debate authorization of presidential force. and another did such fascinating follow-up reporting. [applaus

greg live from. three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." and cory johnson. a major deal in the drug care -- health care industry. buying pfizer for $17 million, the biggest move since the collapse. -- buying hotspur us for $17 billion, the biggest reasons the glass. it hundred 92,000 subscribers in the first quarter. price cuts certainly help. sprint really stays ahead of t-mobile as the nation's third-largest wireless carrier. sprint has posted two point three $8 billion -- $ 2.38 billion in the first quarter. the sprint name is not as viable as it once was. disney says the heir apparent co2 bob iger -- heir apparent ceo to bob iger, tom staggs stepping into his new role. meanwhile shares are showing strong earnings early in the week. sony pictures cochair amy pascal, jokes that president obama and his opinions on movie salaries is stepping down from her role in the film business there. she's not leaving sony altogether. she will start a new production company with backing from tony that will retain all this region rights to her films. hackers in the lead a

johnson. and the chairman of the armed services committee john mccain. then we'll talk to the new governor of texas grege lawsuit that blocked the president's plan to shield illegal immigrants from deportation. we'll get analysis from our panel, hear from president obama's former advisor david axelrod on his new book "believer" and we'll document the impact this wild weather is having on human

greg abbott joins us live. >>> homeland security secretary jeh johnson is defending the president's refusal to use terms like radical islam when referring to the islamic states. johnson said the focus should be on the fighting of the group, not classifying it. but critics charge that the obama administration is taking political correctness too far. doug mccalli is here with all the latest details. hi doug. >> hi, shannon. and that refusal has led to intense criticism of the obama administration. many of those critics say the administration's refusal to classify isis as an islamic threat means it cannot properly defeat the idealogy. >> that's who these terrorists are, but we have to say it's a terrorist movement. radical islamic extremism a terrorist movement to spread this hatred of idealogy. to completely ignore that fact i think, is just not being very honest with the american people. >> speaking on fox news sunday secretary of homeland security jeh johnson said to classify isis as an islamic threat would play into its hand. >> to refer to isil as occupying any part of the islamic theology is playing on a

threat to american shopping malls with the secretary of homeland security jeh johnson and talk to the new governor of texas greg: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning" -- >> are you one of those people who wants everybody to like you? >> the people that don't like me. ♪ >> osgood: tracy smith talks with singer kelly clarkson. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 allergy pill. so go ahead , inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. >> osgood: we leave you this sunday several miles north of hollywood in a different wood giant sequoias at sequoia national park. i'm charles osgood please join us again next sunday morning. until then i'll see you on the radio. ith copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and

johnson's co-conspirator was convicted back in august. >> college basketball analyst greg anthony pleaded not guilty in d.c. superior court to a charge of soliciting prostitute. anthony apologyized to his colleagues at cbs sports after arrested last month. he declined comment after today's hearing. anthony will be back in court next week. >> and the building where the navy yard shooting took place reopened today. it underwent a $63 million renovation since the 2013 rampage. the building has layout new name and a space honoring the 12 people who lost their lives. dozens of students walked out of class today at howard middle school today. >> they told us the principal gave pink slips to teachers in front of their classes. d.c. bureau chief sam ford explains what's at the center of this growing storm. >> sixth seventh and eighth graders walked out of classes at howard middle school this morning say they protesting the way that the principal fired teachers over the dispute of teachers wanting to teach black history. some parents who watched the protest are calling for the principal and their

johnson's first conviction was thrown out because the prosecution withheld evidence. >> a college basketball analyst lead not guilty to charges of soliciting a d.c. prostitute and gregthony is free on his own recognizance for now. he is accused of using the internet to arrange an encounter at a hotel room in northwest washington. and that be back in court february 11. he may be a side community service. >> new information about the case building against war and sat -- warren sapp. he is accused of soliciting a prostitute and assault at the super bowl. he is also a dancing with the stars alum. the police say he admitted to being involved in the prostitution but denies the assault charge. >> in montgomery county, we are awaiting news of the montgomery county school superintendent jonathan starr. they are discussing whether to approve a new contract for starr. we expected update from the district tomorrow. tomorrow, the senate is expected to pass a bill for veterans once they get home that would make it easier for them to get access to local health care and create a central website for resources. it is named for clay hunt, a veteran who took his life at 28. >> not one

johnson. and the chairman of the armed services committee john mccain. then we'll talk to the new governor of texas greg abbott who filed the lawsuit that blocked the president's plan to shield illegal immigrants from deportation. we'll get analysis from our panel, hear from president obama's former advisor david axelrod on his new book "believer" and we'll document the impact this wild weather is having on human behavior. it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs welcome jeh johnson the head of homeland security. mr. secretary, let's get right to this video that came out that talks about al qaeda they appear now to be targeting some american shopping centers at least encouraging attacks how seriously do you take this? >> this reflects the new phase in the global terrorist threat that we've evolved to where it's no longer al qaeda planning and operating in secret directing operatives to come from foreign lands to place of attack. now have a situation where groups like isil, al shabaab aqap are publicly calling for individual actors to carry out attacks in their homela

johnson. and the chairman of the armed services committee john mccain. then we'll talk to the new governor of texas greg abbott who filed the lawsuit that blocked the president's plan to shield illegal immigrants from deportation. we'll get analysis from our panel, hear from president obama's former advisor david axelrod on his new book "believer" and we'll document the impact this wild weather is having o

evict her, johnson forged documents, including a contract and deed to make it seemed she'd purchased that house. she is to be sentenced in march. >>> not guilty the plea from a former nba player greg anthony caught in a prostitution ring in d.c. he went before a judge today. he was arrested last week after trying to solicit an undercover cop. he responded to an undercover escort ad online. he's a basketball analyst for turner sports and suspended indefinitely. >>> three days down two more to go for nascar jayson werth who spent the weekend in the jail after pleading to a reckless driving charge 105 miles an hour in a 55 miles an hour zone. he has to serve five days in jail but being allowed to do that on weekdays weekends only so he can rehab from shoulder surgery and train for the upcoming season. >>> we have a story we brought to you onnous 4. it was communication inside a metro tunnel that led to smoke filling it and one woman died from it. along the red line in wheaton, what happened in the last few hours. >> reporter: here's what we can tell you definitively. montgomery fire crews reported communication at the wheaton station. in the last couple of hours, metro says those pro