well that hilt girl that you sue she'll be coming here her name is pat thompson and so will jack evans. they were young people then. he was 17 years old. he was on the uss tennessee and she was 10 years old they were at the last dance on december 6 lt, called the battle of music and won the jitterbug contest. when you come into the museum you can see the trophy she donated to us. the picture of rudy martinez probably the first mexican american killed in world war ii. he was a young sailor from san diego, california, who is still entombed in the ship. he didn't survive. harry pang was a young firefighter and a hoseman for the honolulu fire department and he was killed by japanese aircraft when he was trying to put out the fires at the hangars. there were three firemen killed during the raid and harry pang was one of those. when we think of the firemen of new york, i often think of the firemen of honolulu. our last exhibit leads us into the greater pacific war theme. and when you think about this, probably the next thing we need to look at is how do we broaden our story about world war i

council member jack evans wants future demonstrators to give notice and obtain a permit before marching "washington post" unregulated demonstrations put a strain on d.c. police resources, and that's why he says he introduced the legislation. it's also partly in response to occupy d.c. protesters marching through the streets without telling police. >>> new this morning, pro-democracy icon aung san suu kyi is now a member of myanmar's parliament. she was sworn in earlier today, taking public office for the first time in almost 25 years. she was under house arrest for the past two decades for pushing for democracy in that military-run country. >>> a task force will review florida's controversial stand your ground law today. it's come under fire since the trayvon martin shooting. the law grants immunities from prosecution to those who use deadly force in response to what they perceive to be a threat of great bodily harm or death. george zimmerman told police he shot the unarmed 17-year-old martin in self-defense in february. he was arrested for second-degree murder on april 11. zimmerman is

it is within councilmember jack evan's district but he is against any attacks. >> it would be dead ifcomes to my committee. >> both of these could be taken to the full council and likely will be. the mayor still wants to extend the hours without absolutely rejecting a new tax. >> i do not want to introduce a new tax when i said i would not do that. more importantly i do not see anything flawed about the proposal we present. >> we need some money, who do we stick it to? let's stick it to the small business people. >> this could all change of brought before the full council. they did a vote to extend alcohol hours for supermarkets and retailers allowing them to start selling alcohol as early as 7:00. right now is 9:00. that proposal will be voted on in the future. >> thank you. a columbia man has been charged in two as are robberies. howard county police say benjamin blessing held up a cvs pharmacy -- pharmacy and he did it with a blood filled syringe. he was also charged with an armed robbery and assault occurred at an atm and columbia where he went up to a woman and her 4-year-old chi

jack evans told me he would discourage anybody from introducing that kind of idea and muriel bowser and mary cheh really said that they don't think anybody is going to propose that and they'd probably be against it. >> fox 5 political analyst mark plotkin, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >>> an elementary school principal is in big trouble with the law. prince william county police say jenny enrique embezzled more than $8,000. investigators say she used her school issued credit card to buy personal items. she is on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> a doctor and developer linked to the corruption scandal involving former prince george's county executive jack johnson is also headed to prison. a judge sentenced mirza baig to 18 months behind bars. baig pled guilty to conspiracy to commit extortion in 2011 on. a federal wire type johnson was heard telling his wife to tear up a $100,000 check. baig wrote that check. >>> up next virginia governor bob mcdonnell, will he get snagged for the vp nomination? >> plus the mastermind documents written by al-qaeda.

ward two councilman jack evans says neighbors complain good violence, noise, and trash near the cluband o streets in northeast. today leaders from several district offices including the police will address those concerns. that meeting is at 6:30 tonight at the kennedy rec center on 7th street. >>> the time is 5:36. a rough session for lawmakers in virginia. highlighted by controversial and highly publicized bills. the impact those decisions are now having on the governor. >>> and catching a little relief at the gas pump these days. where prices sit in our region and how we stack up against the average in. >>> a cloudy and cool start on this monday morning. is the stuff going to clear out? we've got the forecast for the day ahead. [ woman ] before allegra, my allergy medicine took hours to work or made me drowsy. after allegra, i have the only one that's both fast and non-drowsy. after allegra, i have it all. >>> high winds are to blame for a train derailment in illinois. winds around 60 miles per hour flipped the freight train cars yesterday. some of the cars were lifted on to other

now, council jack evans, who runs the finance committee says he wouldn't let this through his committee without at least some changes. but it may go directly to the council. >> still work to be done. thanks, tom. >>> phase two of the metro silver line waiting for approval, loudoun county, virginia is currently at an economic crossroads. that's the conclusion from george mason university. the report says the county stands to add nearly 27 3 billion dollars if the rail goes through. phase two goes from reston and fairfax county to dulles and extends two more stops. experts say it could be a driving force in getting workers and businesses from outside loudoun county to set up shop there. >> once the decision is made to extend the metro rail, investors will start thinking about loudoun county as our buying and building in anticipation. that decision is made not to extend the rail. those investors will go somewhere else. >> loudoun county has until july 4th to decide whether to fund the extension. >>> memories of some iconic children's books are on the minds of many today. they mourn the los

council member jack evans wants future demonstrators to give notice and obtain a permit before marching through the streets of d.c. he tells the "washington post" unregulated demonstrations put a strain on d.c. police resources. and that's why he says he introduced the legislation. it's also part flee response to occupy d.c. protesters marching through the streets without telling police. >>> so the possibility of a little bit of rain, not the possibility, we're already seeing rain in places around here this morning after we got a little yesterday. >> that's right. it's also feeling a little like summer, too. humid and warm. yeah. meteorologist tom kierein here with the latest on our forecast. tom, good morning. >>> good morning. we hit the low 80s yesterday. we may be a little hotter than that today. yes, this morning, need the umbrella. we have light rain in washington. and in prince george's county, montgomery, and in western fidel castro, there's moderate showers -- fairfax, there's moderate showers coming in. showers near burke, come information to falls church and fairfax city. far

council member jack evans and myself voted against that.ue, the major and the chairman were on the same page. and so it's some of the others that we have got them to kind of say, you know, this city has elected a mayor. the city has elected a chairman. let's try to support them and dj and then we built consensus about other issues. what i have concerns about, everybody wants everything now. when you look at the employees, they could have received their $20e and next week there could be more money on the table. but you can't get everything at once. our colleagues need to understand that let's take baby steps and get it done. i think we can get most of it accomplished on july 15th. >> one of the priorities you ran on is jobs. we have parse of the employment in parts of the city in the upper teens. you are serving as chair of the small and local business development committee. how do you get that number down executive branches indicate we will create 55,000 jobs in the . in the 60, 16,000 temporary jobs and 19,000 permanent jobs. i think we ne

looking at 2014 and indicating there is a possibility that washington, mayor,uld have a whitre jack evans. there is another piece this morning in "the washington post" explaining or resign. will mayor gray survive the next two years? guest: that is a good question. i do not know whether he will not. there is a question about his own involvement. at this point, we know there was a person, aide, who according to the charging document in federal court, a personal aide who instructed aides to make the payments to brown. the prosecution has not identify who the person is. the speculation is that the person could be another t grayide aide of vincen gray or gray himiself. self. he once talked extensively about this effort and denied any involvement at all, any knowledge at all. now he is not talking since the two aides were arrested he has gone to ground and says he cannot discuss an active investigation. his lawyer, bob bennett, has told him to clam up and that is what he is doing. i'm not sure he can get by this clamming up. his hand will be forced in the next few days. host: we are focusing o

please join me in recognizing captain jack evans. [applause] amazing. [applause] all those is served in our military or who are now serving in our military, will you please stand and be recognized. [applause] quite a group. back thank you. -- thank you. if a person's greatness is measured by their willingness to greatness a nation's is also measured in the same way. some years ago, when i happen to be serving in my state of massachusetts, we had a visit from the then president of israel. he was taken to an apartment and a small group of us have lunch with him. someone in the group said to him what do you think about america's conflict in iraq? this was in the early stage of the conflict. he said before i answer all of that question, i have to put it in context. america, he said, is unique in history of the world. in the history of the world, when one nation has been successful in combat over another, they take land because it is a source of value on the planet. one nation he said, in history, has been willing to lay down the lives of hundreds of thousan

join me in recognizing captain jack evans. please stand, captain.now serving, please stand and be recognized. [applause] gentlemen and ladies, thank you. if a person's greatness is measured by their willingness to sacrifice for a greater purpose, a nation's greatness is also measured in the same light. years ago when i happened to be serving in massachusetts we have the visit of a foreign record -- dignitary. he was taken to an apartment and we had lunch with him. someone said to him, what do you think about america postal conflict in iraq? this was at the year the stages of the conflict. he said before i answer, i have to put it in context. america is unique in the history of the world. in the history of the world, whenever one nation has been successful in combat, they take land in reckoned hands because the land is the source of value on the planet. when nation has been willing to lay down the lives of hundreds of thousands of sons and daughters and take no land in return. america is unique. america is exceptional in the history of the world. gen

could have a white mayor, jack evans is one of the leading potential candidates but there's another piecehis morning from robert mccartney also in "the washington post," explain or resign? will mayor gray even survive the next two years? guest: that's a good question. i don't know whether he will or not. there is a question about his own involvement, what they were doing. at this point, we know that there was a person who according to the federal court, a person who instructed the aides that make the payments to suliman brown, the prosecution has not yet identified who person a is. the speculation that the person could be another close aide of vincent gray or vincent gray himself. we don't know the answer to that yet. the problem he's got now is that he was once -- he once talked extensively about this effort and denied any involvement at all. any knowledge at all and now he's not talking since the two aides were arrested. he's gone to ground and says he can't discuss the active investigation. well, he knows it's been active for sometime but his lawyer has told him, prominent lawyer to cl

joining me now is retired army colonel and military analyst jack jacobs and nbc terrorism analyst evaneman. thank you both for joining me. let me start with you, colonel. one year after al qaeda's leader is dead, where do we stand in afghanistan today? >> well, we're leaving. the president already decided we're leaving. we have planes it redeploy, almost all, if not all, of the conventional troops from afghanistan. president says they are going to be out starting in 2014. i believe that redeployment will begin sooner than that. what are we leaving behind. special forces, special operations forces, mobile training teams, some support. but the conventional troops will be gone by and large by 2014. >> there was more expensive and more popular, i mean, where do we go from here? >> that's part of the problem is that with the death of bin laden, i think some people expect that is the end of al qaeda. the end of it with the war against terrorism. what we have seen is that al qaeda persisted on. it has weak yenweakened, under . there are al qaeda factions on the rise. kwet is how do we fight a