i'm here to introduce a friend and colleague named harry johnson. and harry is someone who has a distinguished record he's a native virginian. he's a friend. he is a harvard graduate, a very distinguished career in the law in california working for eric fox, and i've had the opportunity to work with him and know him well, and commend him to you. he is smart, honest, experienc experienced. i'm convinced he will make a very positive contribution to this board. and it seems to me that when you put someone who is both serious and thoughtful on a board like this at this time, it certainly will help, not hurt. the workings of the board. if i might make just one additional comment. our country is blessed, i think, that over time when the question is asked, who will lead, that there are always people to stand up in this country and say, i will lead him an answer that call. harry johnson is one of them. families often packed up, including their children and the belongings, and move halfway across the country to serve their country. that's the case today with

that is the case today with harry johnson. he is the obvious choice and i'm proud that the president has asked him to serve and proud that he has volunteered to serve and hope you will have a very strong support among the committee members this morning. mr. chairman thank very much. >> senator dorgan thank you very much for being here and for that introduction and of course you are always welcome to appear before this committee on this or anything else so thank you very much for being here senator dorgan. senator schumer is going to be here for the purposes of introduction but i think he is to hide up in the immigration hearing in the judiciary so, mr. pierce if you don't mind i will take mr. schumer's place in introduce the chairman. mark dessing pierces the chairman of the national labor relations board and served as a member of the nlrb since march of 2010. formerly a founding partner of pierce johnson and tureaud chairman pierce has been in the practice of labor and employment law for more than three decades. at the start

i am here to introduce a friend and a colleague harry johnson someone who has a distinguished career.e is a harvard graduate, a very distinguished career in law in california working for eric fox and i've had the opportunity to work with him and i know him well and i commend him. he is smart, honest, experienced. i am convinced that he will make a positive contribution to this board, and it seems to me that when you put someone that is serious and thoughtful on the board like this at this time and it will certainly help and not hurt. if i might make one additional comment on the country is blessed that overtime and the question is asked who will lead, there are always people that stand up in this country and say i will leave and the answer that call and harry johnson is one of them come and they as you know and their families often pack up putting their children and the longings and moving have we and that is thetry to serve place to the casa de. he is an awfully good choice and proud of the president has asked him to serve and proud that he's volunteered to serve and hope that he wil

or harry truman or lyndon johnson or john you know energy to or even jimmy carter to or bill clinton for that matter to any of them to to really slap them down and fight back i have not seen that yet and i keep you short because he's certainly got he's certainly got the issues on his side there well when he when he acts like that fighter whether it's on the campaign trail it seems to work for him but you know once he's in the office he tends to go away from that i'm not sure if this issue is something that you know the white house has been very careful to stress that they had no knowledge of this nor should they have knowledge of this they shouldn't be in touch with the department of justice as the department of justice is investigating a leak that could have come from the white house that's just you know reeks of unethical behavior there but the interesting thing here is ever since this is happening and these questions about the d.o.j. and whether their behavior was appropriate i've been asked at these press press briefings and i asked of the white house the white house has taken th

harry easter. he was found guilty of 16 counts, including vehicular manslaughter in prince george's county today. eugene johnson his sisters, cordelia roberts and gwendolyn, were killed in that crash. >> it was a good verdict. we can put all this behind us. we feel like justice has been served. >> justice is slow sometimes, but it's well worth the wait in the end. >> harry easter is now facing more than 30 years in prison. he'll be sentenced sometime this summer. >>> an accused drug kingpin in northern virginia will once again face capital murder charges. today a federal appeals court ruled justin wolf could get a fair trial. it overturned a ruling boy a prince william county judge in january. he ordered release due to misconduct by prosecutor. wolf has been on death row more than a decade. he's accused of ordering the killing of his marijuana supplier in 2002. prosecutors say wolf resold the drugs in the suburbs and they say he owed the supplier money. >>> take a look, fairfax county police say these people are serial burglars who took checks from at least seven businesses. police say they hit businesses on ar

johnson in the stomach. >> marshall stetson is shot, and then kelly danaher at some point, is shot also. >> harris county 911from rodriguez. three men down. johnson and stetson are wounded. they will survive. but steps from the party celebrating his wife and daughter's birthdays, 36-year-old kelly danaher, husband, father, schoolteacher, lies bleeding to death. his friend jamie tyler takes danaher's hand and hears his last words. >> i was holding pressure on his arm and talking to him and holding his hand. just telling him that, you know, help was on the way. and he just -- i mean, he talked back and forth to me a little bit and telling me that it hurt. it hurt. and he just faded away. let go. >> i just immediately felt the absence of him, because i needed the comfort -- someone to comfort me. and it would have been him. i mean, i just -- i needed him. >> reporter: deputies arrest raul rodriguez and put him in jail. but he is confident he'll beat the charges. when we come back, you'll find out why. we'll also hear what his neighbors know. the secret life of raul rodriguez that could change everything. >> as

harry easter faces murder vehicle manslaughter and other charges in that june 2011 crash on indian head highway -- highway in oxon hill's. prosecutors say he was drunk and speeding when he rear-ended eugene johnson'shnson, his wife, and her sister were all killed. another person in the car did survive. the late sally wyatt who made history as the first woman in space will be honored tonight in northwest dc. nasa is holding a tribute at the kennedy center. she was only 32 years old when she orbited the earth on the space shuttle challenger 30 years ago. >> the national geographic begins today. eighth graders will compete for $25,000 scholarship. the students represent each state, the district, and u.s. territories. the top 10 finishers will advance to the final round it would be wednesday at the national theatre. in addition to the scholarship, the winner also travels to the galapagos islands with national geographic. some looked fun. >> 5:35. we are waiting to learn who won that record powerball jackpot with $590 million. the winning ticket was sold outside of tampa, florida. >> it was a winning ticket, but there was one that was $1 million that got the five numbers right that was locked in our ar

then became the presidential yacht for harry truman and served under five presidents. truman, eisenhower, kennedy, johnsonfor president kennedy and his family. >> when you think of jfk and the presidency, a lot of the images are of jfk on this yacht with jackie and john jr. and caroline and their cousins. >> jfk named the yacht after his paternal grandfather, john francis fitzgerald whomever just called honey fitz. >> if the walls could speak, could you imagine? can you imagine the meetings that have gone on? >> the honey fitz was host to heads of state and kennedy family trips. >> they are the iconic images of a generation. moments our nation shared together. now that the majestic honey fitz is back, a symbol of camelot endures. a texas oil executive bought the honey fitz in 1998 for $5.9 million. that oil executive's father was a classmate of kennedy's during the future president. the honey fitz was a far cry from camelot when it arrived. it was a two-year labor of love. >> mechanically, it is as close to original as possible. >> one difference in the restoration, the aft was closed the way nixon had it

harry mr. faces motor vehicle manslaughter and other charges in the june 2011 crash. prosecutors say he was drunk and speeding when he rear-ended a car driven by eugene johnson., and your sister all died in the crash. a fourth person survived. it's time for a check on the morning commute with amanda meadows. any problems? clerk we have quite a few problems. an earlier back up 495 through stafford is starting to clear. but it's a very heavy commute near courthouse road blocking the left side. be prepared for delays. slow going, delays between glenmont and fort totten on the red line metro. give yourself extra time this morning. now let's check on your weather of jacqui. >> quite a bit of cloud cover this morning and some patchy fog especially north of the metro area. a few showers rolling in from this out later on today 0. overall not too shabby. degreesis morning, 68 in d.c. right now, 66 in culpeper. this afternoon, low 80's with a few showers and a few peaks of sunshine and staying warm throughout much of the rest of the week. >> thanks for watching. the week. >> thanks for watching. another update at anncr: and many of the tornado's victims are... without