you see my flashback was of the late mark haynes, 13 years ago." telling me his guest co-host they couldn't give any free passes to the internet entrepreneurs if they were making no money for shareholders. he said that if he weren't especially tough on those execs bringing companies public with no profits, that he wouldn't be doing his job. he wouldn't be doing right by the viewers. he could cause them to lose money, and it was his job to do his best to make sure that they didn't lose money. he knew the government wasn't going to do it. he knew the bankers weren't going to do it. he knew somebody had to do it. it might as well be him. no free passes, jim. he would say, no free passes. don't have to be miserable about it. you could even do it with a smile. just do it. so when yelp stopped and sat next to me this morning, it was time to ask the tough questions. the real buzz kill questions. the why aren't you profitable yet queries? the ones that were meant to show people that -- that were metropolitan to show people, look, don't go nuts here. you'r

he was making cash pickups on tuesday with his partner michael haynes when he shot haynes and took offe cash. >> our belief is he planned to rob the company. if he had to kill the guard, he planned to do that. he shot the guy from close range in the back of the head to accomplish the robbery. that's pretty cold-blooded. >> reporter: officials are working to piece together his trail. after they stopped at a home depot, a witness claims to have heard a gunshot. a criminal complaint says he called a friend at 1:05 in the afternoon and said i bleeped up. my life is over. the witness asked, what did you kill someone? he paused and answer yes. he asked his friend about extradition laws. 20 minutes later, video captured konias running in the parking lot where he worked. it wasn't until 3:44 that police discovered the armored vehicle. michael haynes' body was found inside. >> he wore that badge almost like he was a cop. he treated that as mike. he would not have let that guy leave with that money. >> reporter: after the murder, konias went to his parents' home. they saw his son hang up his uni

the other attended haynes public charter school, also located in northwest washington. one mother saw the two boys hanging out last night listening to music and enjoy a night off as they did not have school today. hours later they ever dead. >> the car that her 15 year-old son got into last night crashed and burned in chevy chase circle. it was stolen. in the back or 50-year olds emmanuel nelson and kyree nelson. today these sisters and mothers are bound by grief and a decision by their sons that cost them their lives. >> he was a good man. he played football, soccer. >> the toyota was stolen from this montgomery county neighborhood on sunday. at one point, county police site near john's mill road and plentiful lead over but never had a chance. >> they left the neighborhood and -- they left the neighborhood and turn south on connecticut avenue. they force the officer to flip on his lights and follow. >> now the family wonders what could have been done differently and question the police's pursuit of the car. >> why were the police chasing him? they are not supposed to c

a new shuttle service is going to be offered between haynes point and jefferson. it's only going to cost you a dollar. also two new capitol stations are going to be added. this is all an effort to make it easier to come down here and check out the cherry blossoms. here it is mid-march, st. patrick's day, and already the cherry blossoms on the tidal basin are starting to bloom. >> we came in actually for a conference and we decided to come into the city for the evening and we've been enjoying the cherry blossoms and the monuments. >> reporter: they're not even at peak yet. is that a good thing they're out? >> that's great. it's great. i would like to see snow in the winter, but i'm loving it. >> reporter: the snow, that's not likely to happen. but the national parks predict they'll peak on tuesday because of the warm winter. >> it's nice to walk around and see the trees and see them bloom. >> reporter: earlier in the day the tidal basin was swarming with thousands of people getting a sneak preview of what's to come. >> it is beautiful. >> i decided to bring the kid

fellow suffragist inez haynes irwin described allender as having "a keen political sense." i'm going to quote at length from here because it really sums up the unique quality allender brought to her political cartoons. she wrote allender's translated this aspect in the terms of the women alone can best appreciate. her work is full of the intimate, everyday details of the woman's life from her little girlhood to her old age. and she translates that existence with a women's vivacity and a women's sense of humor. a humor which plays keenly and gracefully innocence and ability. it would be -- a humor unbitter as that of jane austen. it would have been impossible for any man to have done mrs. allender's work. "woman speaking to women about women in the language of women." she adopted the maternalist overtones popular among many female social reformers of this era, and embraced the visual language of sentimental maternalism. that no protection or protectors existed for poor women and their children but they could find it in the vote. essentially allender argued that all women, bu

protests, so i'll only share a couple slides of protests and pickets to demonstrate that humor that inez haynes irwin described about allender. in this one allender draws a line of picketers outside the district jail with the caption on the original drawing "why pay rent." police began arresting suffragists that summer and charging them with obstruction of traffic. on june 27th, first six women served three days in the district jail. but within one month the penalty for protestors had been seriously upgraded to six months in a work house in suburban virginia. the lack of democracy in the u.s. was a regular theme for allender. we saw it on the protest sign of the suffragists being beaten by the sailor, and here where liberty directs the protestors to clear the way as men fight in the war abroad to secure democracy. allender used a common image of the v for victory symbol used to encourage work in munitions factories and gave it her own twist. may we not suggest victory? and another connection to jailed women with an inset poster that reads "mr. president, what will you do for women suffrage?" al

based journalist patrick haynes and says the western media is presentation of the conflict doesn't often jive with reality. i think the media has played a massive role in syria again i hate to harken back to libya but if you look back at libya the reports that led to the un resolution one thousand seventy three a lot of them came from the libyan opposition and we're seeing the same thing in syria with the syrian observatory for human rights which is in london and the syrian national council is based in paris you have these kind of foreign bodies these odd foreign bodies feeding these human rights statistics and building up the death count when in fact now human rights watch has just been implicated really in covering up rebel abuses in syria and that's a major thing because if you think the whole the whole thing is really based on a humanitarian issue that's how it's framed in the media in the west and we don't know where these statistics are coming from c.n.n. has been caught staging fake news with danny de am the u.s. britain and their allies sit on one side of the table and they would

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inside the vault, the body of his partner, 31-year-old michael haynes >> our belief is he planned to the company. and if he had to kill the >> reporter: police reports show konias allegedly shot haynes and within ten minutes called a friend saying he ruined his life. when asked if he was having a bad day at work or did he get a girl pregnant, he replied, worse than that, and confessed the uder investigators say they've built a detailed time line, surveillance video shows the truck speeding away from behind this home depot at 12:55. by 1:23, the truck is abandoned. at 1:26, he takes off. at the same time the body is found, konias' father says he came home, ditches his blood-stained uniform and flees. >> there is a screening process to become one of these driver, and it varies from company to company. it often includes a criminal background check, reference tests and polygraph testing. the armored transfer company is offering a $1,000 award for information. police are telling people across the country to be on the lookout. >> they said armed and dangerous. lynn linsey, thanks very much

inside the vault, the body of his partner, 31-year-old michael haynes.he money, gone. >> our belief is he planned to rob the company. and if he had to kill the guard, he planned to do that. >> reporter: police reports show konnias allegedly shot haynes and within ten minutes said he ruined his life. when asked if he was having a bad day at work or did he get a girl pregnant, he replied, worse than that, and confessed the murder. surveillance video shows the truck speeding way from behind this home depot. by 1:23, the truck is abandoned. at 1:26, he takes off. at the same time the body is found, konniass' father says he came home, changed his clothed and fled. there are background tests for these drivers. the armored transfer company is offering a reward. police are telling people across the country to be on the lookout. >> they said armed and dangerous. >>> back now to sam. >> you can look at the temperature map and see something is going on. look how warm a good part of the country is, 80, 81, nashville, just a degree probably on the record mark or abov

you're planning on going out and about in downtown today anywhere near the tidal basin, ohio drive, haynesoint, be on the lookout. a lot of people will be joining you. so enjoy a nice, slow, leisurely pace as you go around there today because of the traffic. temperatures are generally in the low to mid-50s right now. blossoms are going to be peaking earlier this year than we've seen in a while, the 20th to the 23rd. looks like that's going to be about the peak of the blossoms. peak is defined as 70% or more of the flowers in bloom at one time. and the blooming period i think is probably going to last about seven to maybe ten days. last year we had a blooming period that lasted forever because we had nice, cool mornings. that's not going to be the case this year. our mild weather continues, in the 50s in morning, up to near 70 degrees this afternoon, even with the cloud cover around. not much in the way of a rain threat around town today. there are showers out across the mountains of west virginia here, moving into the far western maryland, southern pennsylvania. the bulk of this rain way o

. >> saudis and other sunni countries like bah hayne and united arab emirates are said to be so worriedt shia iran could shift balance of power in their favor that some feel they would look the other way in u.s. attack on iran. some say this is their last chance. mr. obama says it's their best bet and aides say they hope it gets iran's attention. u.s. officials say it's not clear that iran decided to build a nuclear bomb. some experts say that is not what is important. >> what matters is whether they have the capability. iran, being a screwdriver turn away from a nuclear bomb is really the same as them having a nuclear bomb from our point of view. >> it's not just the fear of nuclear war that concerns people. >> the concern that people really have is that it would be harder to shape the behavior. >> they came close temporarily and may launch missiles against the united states forces and allies in the region if it's attacked. >> terrorist attacks on u.s. troops could shatter already weakened trust between americans and afghans and closing the strait would likely cause a spike in the pric

there are ten stops along haynes point and the jefferson memorial. >> you are going to bring your car, keep in mind ohio drive is one way going north between the inlet bridge and erickson statue. and if crowds aren't your thing come early in the morning. the lighting is beautiful and you practically have the tidal basin to yourself. >> i think they're really beautiful so i'm glad we came this early. >> reporter: with all these visitors comes traffic congesti congestion. we're already seeing it today. drivers are asked to be extra careful and watch out for pedestrians. from the tidal basin, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> you can share your cherry blossom pictures with us. e-mail them to weather@nbc washington.com or use the hash tag did is gram or insta gram and we'll share some of those best on the air and in our special selection online. >>> what a perfect day to see them, perfect day to stroll along the basin. >> meteorologist doug kammerer joins us with the forecast. hey, tom. >> you worked with tom all afternoon. no worries. right now out there absolutely gorgeous. tom will tell you th

date, guys. [ laughter ] >> reporter: starting today, a new shuttle service will be offered between haynes point and the jefferson memorial. it's only going to cost you a buck. also, two new capitol bike share stations are going to be added, all in an effort to make it a little easier to come here and check out the cherry blossoms. at the tidal basin, darcy spencer, "news4 toid. >> it's a cheap date, he said. come on, now. >>> all right, this morning, many of you are recovering from st. patrick's day celebrations. ♪ >> d.j. clark's set the irish tone with bagpipes outside the famed downtown d.c. bar. inside, the day kicked off with eggs and kegs on the brunch menu. later, p.j. clark's served up corn beef and cabbage, and of course, a lot of beer. over in gaithersburg, people lined the streets for a parade. dozens of groups walked washingtonian boulevard, including dancers, clowns and bagpipe bands. the city also hosted an after party at the nearby lakefront plaza. [ cheering ] >> cheers! from president obama. the president surprised revelers at the irish pub near union station and even had

the best way to get there of course is to take metro and then the shuttle that runs daily between haynes point and the jefferson memorial or maybe take a bike. >>> a maryland couple trying to get a divorce is finding that calling it quits is harder than saying i do. >> the same sex couple got married four years ago but as chris gordon reports now their breakup has left them in a legal limbo. >> we thought we were very much in love and we were. >> jessica port married virginia ann cowan in california in 2008 when it was legal for same sex couples to wed there. port and cowan moved from d.c. to maryland after a couple of years they mutually decided to file for divorce. because it was uncontested they were told they didn't need lawyers. then a judge in prince george's county court denied their request for the divorce. >> the fact that we were told it was unnatural circumstances and that we received our ruling by mail as opposed to in the courtroom that day, i think all of those things lead me to believe we've been discriminated against. >> some opponents of same sex marriage are also agains

and the ones blooming along haynes point. they're gorgeous. >> reporter: we hope as long as the wind kind of stays away that we'll keep these petals on the trees. i see a few blowing by now. hopefully they'll stay out here a little bit longer. >> i know. i want to go around with a glue gun. >> reporter: i think a lot of people do. tell us your personal history and why this is near and dear to your heart, the cherry blossom trees. >> i was lucky enough to grow up on a school campus that was an after about eatium with amazing trees. and there were cherry blossom trees. they were one of many i grew up to love and cherish. when i had the chance to write a book about trees, what they meant to people, it was just an amazing coming together of all the things i've loved in my life from this earliest age. >> reporter: the book is called "cherry blossom the official book of the cherry blossom festival." this is the one you need to get. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you can get this around the area at the smithsonian. >> there, the museum

. >> siempre me ha gustado rasuro armo, o mirarme, cuando van pasando los aÑos te das cuenta que hayn le gustan limpiecito. >> nuestro amigo dice que le ha ido muy bien con las mujeres. >> teniendo sus pelos dÓnde son. >> definitivamente yo pienso que si tienes una mujer que te gusta, que le gusta a ella un hombre. >> pero hay que complacerla. >> la mujer esa amer que manda. >> se puede ser lahm piÑo. >> pero hay tratamientos paralÁ es menos doloroso. >> pero sÍ duele. >> pero tambiÉn duele pero se toman otras precauciones. >> pero se quieren quitar tanto el vello. >> ¿quÉ parte del cuerpo los hombres se depilo a un con mÁs frecuencia?. >> la espalda porque les da un poco de calor. >> los brazos porque hay muchas mujeres que les molesta sentir tanto vello. >> ¿por quÉ se te antojÓ depilo artÍculo?. >> porque cuando toco la baterÍa su do muchÍsimo. >> y cuando te baÑas se siente mÁs rico. >> y mÁs suavecito. >> ¿cuÁnto tiempo tienes depiloÁndote?. >> 5 aÑos, de la primera vez que lo hice no he dejado de hacerlo. >> hablabas de diferentes tratamientos ¿cuÁl crees que es el mÁs efectivo?

the field worker was using his haynes, pointing in certain places. anybody in this vicinity, including us. this is the first time we have seen us. when i pulled up in my civilian car, they didn't know who i was or what i do. i had to identify myself. if they don't recognize you, they are stopping you. you could be a bicyclist going by, you will be stopped and talked to. get your identification, your address, just to see if they can come back to you in case something maybe down the road, you will remember something that can help out with this investigation. >> take a look down the road. i want to show you where everything else is in relation to where they are. this is the house. this is the check point. this is where will is now. i want to go and show you where sierra's home is. this is another area that they are searching. they could be searching that this weekend as they look for mor clues. we have our team coverage continuing now. and kron's craig is standing by. good morning, craig. >> reporter: good morning. on the other side of this is where the