jonathan adams was stabbed inside this building, then stumbled across the street before collapsing on the sidewalk. >> that young man had a life before him. >> this is an area with many older residents who are not used to this. >> you normally see older people out here socializing, listening to music, and stuff like that. >> the second murder yesterday happened around 8:30 on j street. dickerson was shot and killed. one mother who asked not to be identified said there are scores of kids in the area. >> it is just scary when you have that think to yourself, i have to get out of washington dc . i do not want my kids to grow up here. >> dolores is a d.c. native. >> they have cleaned it up. >> but now she and others a word about the spike and the number of murders and that the latest of them are not solved. >> people do not want to talk anymore. it is really a shame. >> we have been trying to get a response from d.c. police today. have not gotten too much in the way of a nations afar. one spokesperson said they do not have an explanation at this point as to why the homicides are up more t

jonathan adams was 17 years old, a student of beleau high found shot to death on halle terrace southeast just a few blocks from beleau. >> i'm saying that's southeast d.c. today. >> so far police have not made any arrests. they don't know what the motive could have possibly been in this case. a reward of up to $25,000 is being offered to help solve it. >>> a samoan woman studying to become a nun pleaded guilty to killing her newborn son at a convent. investigators say sosefina amoa killed her newborn back in october and pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter today and will be sentenced in may. >>> only on wusa9 a disabled waldorf woman is fighting her family's eviction tonight even as she head back to the hospital for complications from back surgery. madeline lane is in such fragile health even the homeless shelter won't take her she says. bruce leshan reports she is pleading for help. >> can you pull my arm out first, this one, the right one? >> reporter: 54-year-old madeline lane still has an open wound from surgery to fuse part of her spine, surgery that was supposed to get her back

thanks, jonathan corpina. >> thank you. adamhat some people call snow pock can lips, what some of us call winter, turns out to be a trilogy. fox news's janice dean joins us as she tracks the storm. >> there is jeff flock. big business of snowmobiles. >> i have never driven a snowmobile before in my life. lori: it shows. >> a lot of people haven't either. oh, my gosh. oh. but i'll tell you -- lori: this breaking news. check out natural gas futures, spiking up 10%. front month contract soaring on bitterly cold temperatures and storms switching much of the nation. strong gains follow three state sessions of declines by the way. keep in mind we'll get latest government reading on current inventory levels on thursday. >>> speaking of coal, as the east coast digs out from one storm another one is already @rewing. fox news meteorologist janice dean with the forecast from the weather center. >> we have two storms brewing. this one the latest across the central u.s. we're concerned about icing over little rock in towards the tennessee ri

adam can go together. time for the morning must reads. jonathan golomb working at ubs. a great research note.ering expected to continue while u.s. import should rise on stronger u.s. gdp. emerging market concerns are likely exaggerated. we recommend overweighting u.s. companies. the optimist jeffrey sachs is with us on the resiliency of of -- of the american economy. you are front and center of the mix of stimulus. are we the locomotive running the engine and will do better because the u.s. is doing better? how can you have it both ways? >> the stimulus of 2009 was in the final review. there was a eulogy in the financial times yesterday as well. i never believed in that. i think what we need is a long-term strategy. stimulus came and went. it did leave us with that. but where is the old politics of they areime and place? the ones that did the long-term strategy. >> where is the interstate highway system of the 21st-century? it will not be a highway system that could be fast rail. revolution in the country that changes health care and education. that is what we are not seeing. that is not shov

adam johnson looks at the case for investing in equities. bullish and compelling argument for being bullish all year. it is brought to us by jonathan he went back in years and found an incredible correlation. he determined a one percent move a 2.5% move in sales of the s&p 500 companies. translated into a six percent move for stocks. that is why the big picture matters. that is also when you call operating leverage. in jonathan's own words -- you can understand why banks would go up in the scenario because banks make loans and they are levered at 12-1, but industrials, that is what i want to focus on. the banks have to deal with a lot of regulation, and that is too hard for me to understand. regulation that we do not know what it will be because it has not been written yet. so let's focus on industrials, operating leverage. i went through the 81 companies in the industrial s&p 500 and i looked at the ones with the highest operating margins. presumably they would be the most profitable. here they are. look at these operating margins. this is good business. theory, would be the ones to benefit, if johnson points out, gdp expands oper

adam: and you may have watched the super bowl last night, but we promise not like this. we go behind the camera lens. our exclusive images with getty interview's ceo jonathan klein is coming up. lori: and the wet snow is just one of three storms forecast for this week. boy, california could use some of this weather. share the wealth, i guess, right? the triple weather threat just ahead. ♪ ♪ [ park sounds, sound of spray paint ] ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? $500,000. maybe half-million. say million dollars. [ dan ] thehen we gave ch person a ribbon to show how ma years that aunt might last. ♪ i was trying to like ull it a littlfurther. you know, i was trying to stretch it a little bit more. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. [ man ] i looked around t everody else and i was like, "are you kidding me?" [ dan ] it's just human nature to focus on the here and now. so it's hard to imagine h much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 yearor more. smaybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ adam: stocks a

adam: liz claman have that @xclusive interview with the cisco ceo coming up later today. thank you for that. georgia is trying to dig out from its latest winter weather blast. fox news jonathanorst over? >> it appears that the worst is over. we are nowhere in the clear just yet. there is a lot of melting going on, the sun is out, the temperatures are heating up. just a while ago, these tree branches were encrusted in ice. now we are hearing the sound of water droplets. look, much of the damage is already done. this tree over here was so lead and with ice, it collapsed under its own weight we are seeing this all over the state of georgia. standard 50,000 people without power. crews are out restoring electricity as fast as they can. q the train. i do not want to talk about the train. i want to talk about the roadway right in front of the tracks. we are seeing to see more people come out on the roads. they are still urging people to stay at home if at all possible. there are still some icy patches. by and large, georgians have been eating the warnings. that has been keeping them out of trouble. no major traffic jams to report during this ice storm here. i want to show you some