it was too late. -- 22-year-old joshua coleman inside. it was too late. fire officials are not sure how long he had been there. >>> the expected firing of redskins coach jim zorn. according to an official with the nfl, he will be fired sometime today. the redskins wrapped up the disain't position season yesterday falling to the chargers 23-20. following the game, zorn was asked about reports that he is out. >> i have had no indication of that and i would not even comment on that until -- there re a lot of things out there as far as stories. i get that. but i'm working on our team meeting. i'm working on our off-season schedule and until i'm -- until it's told on any other effort, i'm getting ready. >> dave ross and lindsey murphy will join us live in just a little bit with more on the expected firing of jim zorn and all looking at possible replacements. >>> five d.c. area men suspected in a terror plot are in court today. also, the latest on a threat against the u.s. embassy. >>> the tallest new building in the world is set to open with a little mystery.

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the driver, joshua kuhlman died. >>> the threat of terrorism has led to new procedures. there will be tougher screening. passengers can expect a random screenings. special attention will be paid to passengers from 14 countries of interest with ties to terror. they include cuba, iran, sudan and syria, nigeria, yemen and pakistan. 100% of those luggage bags will be serviced. >>> a security scare triggered a walk down. a man walk through without going through a screening. flights were grounded for hours. >>> president obama is heading home from this whole line of vacation to get back to work on national security. the first family is expected to arrive later today. the president will talk about missed red flags of the christmas day bomb plot. >>> four u.s. troops have been killed in a roadside bombing. this happened yesterday in southern afghanistan. these are the first u.s. combat deaths of the year. >>> a man is under arrest for the first d.c. homicide. zachery funke was stabbed several times this weekend. he was pronounced dead yesterday. police arrested terrance brooks.

but the driver has been identified as joshua kuhlman of arlington. he was taken to the hospital in grave condition but died a few hours later. >>> maryland residents could soon pay more for electricity. they want permission to raise rates by 2.5%. pepco needs more money to protect against power outages as demand increases from customers. pepco customers in the seat would not be affected by any rate increase. >>> the district and virginia plan to seek federal help to help defray costs from this storm last long. to spend more than $41 million. the district has spent 2/3 of its budget already. maryland is over budget. they are not asking for extra cash. >>> local governments are banking the more gambling options will bring in more revenue. the lotty is expanding into the district. powerball is spreading to maryland. -- is spreading to the district. they hope these cross sales will drop profits and create jobs. >>> 6:36. time for a check on some business headlines. >> it doesn't look like we will have a positive open. stocks are. the gains of at least 0.

the victim identified as 22-year-old joshua coleman of arlington. rescuers tried to get to him but it was too late. it happen in the creek south of the p street overpass. >>> prepare for some longer trips on metro. l this month, because of maintenance work on the red, blew and orange lines. the work starts around 8:00 p.m. sunday to thursday nights throughout the month of january. plan on add aing 20 to 30 minutes to your trip when the work is underway. those are the stories we're following everywhere at 11:00. . >>> hear that? a chilly start to the new year. a bitter blast of cold air affecting all of us. the winds are strong and temps are dangerously low. homeless shelters have filled up fast as the icy weather set n the arlington county emergency shelter filled up very fast. by 6:30 it was just ten people shy of capacity. >> i slept outside for like a month before i came here. it's lovely to have a warm bed when it's cold outside. >> it's exceptionally cold out there right now. the chance to get a sufficient amount of sleep is really helpful. >>

joshua coleman was found inside his car in the water off of rock creek parkway.the car had overturned into the frozen creek. coleman graduated from hopkins in 2009. u.s. police are trying to determine how his car ended up in the creek. >>> the man wanted in the thanksgiving murder has been found hiding at a key with west motel. the owners were watching tv when they recognized the man. the father of one of the women killed was relieved. he has been walking around with a loaded shot begun. >> i thought if this guy comes in and doesn't care if he dies, heck kill me before the cop even gets, and kill my wife and i before the cop could even get out of their car. he is accused of killing four relatives in the state of florida and has been hiding out there ever since. >>> a scare at the seattle l tacoma international airport as a man locked himself in the restroom saying he has a gun. police -- he was arrested of course. police did not find a weapon and they're trying to figure out a motive for what he did. >>> flying into the united states got tougher as new security r

. >> west valley police say joshua powell remains their only person of interest in susan's disappearance. >> speculation comes from josh's story that he took his 2 and 4-year-old sons camping in the freezing cold of the west deserts on the night susan disappeared from their west valley home. >> a lot of times i just go camping with my boy. you know? not anything big. i just go overnight and we do is s'mores and stuff like that. >> i know there was a huge effort out in the west desert looking for any sign of her. is that where you were camping? >> i have to go get my boys. >> it was at the vigil that josh arrived with one of their sons. friends surprised he'd leave utah during the investigation. >> i would like to hear a credible story about -- i'd like to know the facts of what happened, what does he know, what does he not know? and if it clears him, that's great, because now we can get on to the main focus which is, where is my daughter at? >> i didn't do anything. i mean, i don't know where she's at. i -- i don't even know where to start looking. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i wa

king's generation the moses generation, and it was really the joshua generation. people like him who were going to see the promised land. so he really put himself directly as an heir and beneficiary of that civil rights movement. now, in contrast we really never talked as a nation about black power during the election, and when we did, it was only in a negative context connected to the reverend wright and racial controversies. one of the things i wanted to show and argue in this book was that the black power movement even though it was a very combat ty the movement -- combative movement, forceful in its criticism of segregation, of racism, of american democracy, it really did lay the foundations alongside of that civil rights movement where transforming this nation to have the first black president. >> host: you write that the black power movement remains the most misunderstood social movement of the post-war era. >> guest: absolutely. when we think about black power in the popular imagination still, we usually think of black power as a movement of violent gun-tot

joshua kuhlman was pulled from the vehicle barely ali ad rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead this afternoon. there will be enhanced security measures for people coming to the u.s. from overseas. tsa says all passengers are eligible for random screenin anpeople coming from certain countries will undergo other security measures. getting back to the cold, we are looking at less windy. >> today is one of those days when it hurt to go outside. the wind is finally beginning to diminish, a good sign for those who may be walking your pets tomorrow morning. improving conditions, but still rather cold for this time of year, even though we are in the middle of winter. we have a current temperature of 17 in germantown. it feels like one degree above zero. ashburton is looking at a current temperature of 17. only in the 20's across most of the area today. pittsburg is looking at 15. reagan national is at 24 degrees. lake effect snow on northern ohio into western pennsylvania. nothing to worry about for us in the immediate metro area in terms of snow. just off to the west of us, garre

they were able to free 23ear- old joshua kuhlman of arlington. he was barely alive when he was taken to the hospital, where he died a few hours later. >> a lot of bad things can happen. >> an autopsy will be conducted to find out what led to his death. authorities need your help to find an 11-year-old girl who was allegedly taken by her father. they said 55-year-old abdul cartwright took his daughter alexis and she might be in danger. they are believed to be traveling in a blue 1993 dodge ram pickup. if you see them, you are asked to call police. you might want to give yourself some extra time if you plan on writing metro late at night. starting tonight, trains will use a single track on some lines. they will be replacing ralph fasteners and concrete slabs. writers should take an extra 30 minutes for their trip. >> coming up, bitterly cold temperatures in the area tonight and the threat of snow out in the forecast. as jim zorn coached his last game with the redskins? i know what he had today -- had to say today. >> authorities have caught up with

echoes of the blue and gray video series which shows civil war veterans including the immoral joshua riding a magnificent white horse in 1914. in three they discovered 24 boxes of reeving civil war. discovered by edward elli, interviewing the demanding generals of the civil war. since then he has across the interviews that james kelly conducted with persons that had known or seen lincoln. he did in in -- this in 1919 just after the great war was concluded. the magnificent work is now presented in tell me of lincoln. which is absolutely entrawling. you won't be able to put it down. i would like to add a personal note that working as a professional military historian for three decades plus, i have seen so many historians just rehash over the same old dry leads of history. bill is quite the contrary. he is a sherlock holmes in the field of his tourography. he is searching out new information, bringing it to light, and increasing our knowledge and appreciation of our magnificent american heritage. whenever he speaks, i listen, whenever he writes, i read it. and bill, federal new jersey.

police say 22-year-old joshua coleman was trapped inside the car. he graduated from johns hopkins last year and investigators are now trying to piece together what happened. >> anything that we find on the scene as far as skid marks or broken tees and that type of thing is going to be part of the investigation. right now we have not determined where the vehicle came. >> it took several hours and three different tow trucks to pull the badly damaged car out of the ice. >>> maryland transit authority police are seek witnesses to the death of a pedestrian who was found dead along the northbound lanes of the harbor tunnel throughway. police have identified him as 23-year-old christian of baltimore city. they ask anyone with information on the death to give them a call. >>> as maryland's unemployment rate climbs, state leaders are set to begin debating salary increases. governor o'malley and general assembly will discuss whether to give themselves pay raises when the legislative session opens next week. one option being considered is a pay increase for ne

we appreciate it very much. >> that really wasn't intended as a transition to joshua. i was inspired by colby. >> we want to bring you into the conversation and the drafters into the conversation. i wonder if we can get a few questions. if you have a question, raise your hand and we will encourage the drafters to answer the questions with the spirit. >> go to our friend from the baptist press there. >> i'm with the associated baptist press. to question that no one probably for melissa and charles can best answer this. what was the most difficult of these affirmations to get consensus on are the most difficult area of the law? and number two, one of the benefits of a public school statements is that the clinton administration sent out the guidance to all public schools. is a proactive part of your plan to get this information to local governments or all the various entities that are affected by this consensus statement? and they follow, can you even agree on which was the most difficult to put together? >> probably not. i could go down the line and take nominations for

king's generation the moses generation and was the joshua generation. people like him who were going to see the promised land. so he put himself directly as an air and beneficiary of the rights movement. now in contrast we never talked as a nation about black power during the by-election and when we did it was only in a negative context connected to reverend wright and racial controversies. one of the things i wanted to show and are doing this book is that the black power movement even though it was a very combative movement even though it was very forceful in its criticism of racial segregation, racism of american donner proceed it really did lay the foundation along side of the civil rights movement while transforming this nation to have the first black president. >> host: you write the black power movement remains the most misunderstood social movement of the post war era. >> absolutely. when we think about black power in a popular imagination still we usually think of black power as a movement of violent gun toting black panthers and others, a movem

detectives are frustrated joshua has hired a lawyer and is not answering more questions.e do not know if a crime has been committed. susan has been missing more than a month and her family and friends are desperate. for "good morning america," mike von frem von fremd. is it. >> joining us is chuck and susan. chuck, i know this has to be the hardest holiday of your life. what you can tell us how the grand kids are doing? i know you've spent a lot of time with them over the holidays. >> we've seen them three times and they seem to be doing fair. it's been good to be able to see them. >> one of your grandsons just turned 3 on saturday. does he have any idea where his mom is? >> that would be braden, and i don't think so. >> has he asked you about it. >> no. he hasn't been talking about that at all. >> as we discussed before the holiday, police consider susan's husband josh now a person of interest in this case. when did you last speak to josh about this? and what has he told you? >> we've only had a few words each time, as he's got the kids off or picked the kids up. and he

. >> reporter: the victim has been identified of joshua coleman from arlington. there was hope of survival and the occupant was rushed to nearby gw hospital in grave condition. >> looks like the car may have been in the creek for quite some time. it's important to note that with cold water such as this, sometimes we do get the chance of getting a resuscitation out of it. >> reporter: the victim did not survive. >> is an unwitnessed event. no telling how long the victim was in the water. again, we don't have any timelines he. >> reporter: the investigation now turns to just how the vehicle left the road, whether another vehicle was involved. how this accident happened. how it ended up with the most tragic of conclusions. derrick ward, news 4. >> the u.s. park police want anyone who saw the

. >> the victim has been identified as 22 year old joshua cole man, pulled from waters of single digits. the hope of survival and the occupant was rushed to the hospital in grave condition. >> despite the fact it looks like the car was in the creek for quite some time, it's important to note with cold water exposure like this, sometimes we do get the chance of get the chance to get a are you us is expectation. >> though this victim did not survive. >> no telling how long this person was in the water. of course, the longer you're in, the more potential for fatal outcome. but, again, we don't have any timeline there. >> reporter: the investigation now turns to how the vehicle left the road. whether another vehicle was involved? and how this accident happened and how it ended up with the most tragic of nclusions? and you see a number at the bottom of your screen. that's the u.s. park police, 202-610-7838. call if y happen to be along rock creek parkway at the time of the crash or sometime during last night when they believe the crash actually occurred. >> derrick, thanks. >>> at midnight t

the passer by spotted the wheel of 22-year-old joshua cole man's car in the creek late this morning. fire officials say the car was submerged in five or six feet of water find south of p street on rock creek parkway. >> an unwitnessed event as far as i know. no telling how long this person was in the water and, of course, the longer you're in, the more potential for a fatal ouome. we don't have any timelines there. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out why the vehicle left the road and if another car was involved. u.s. park police want anyone who saw the accident to give them a call. >>> the u.s. and british embassies in yemen remain closed tonight. officials shut them down after some new intelligence surfaced about an al qaeda attack. the white house, white house calling the threats to americans quote, active and ongoing. security is beefed up around the u.s. embassy and employees have been evacuad. the american government has stepped up funding to fight terrorism in yemen and offshoot of al qaeda is believed to be behind the christmas-day bombing attempt over detroit.

. >> according to joshua coolan's facebook page he graduated from johns hopkins university in 2009, ande recently worked in acquisitions for the u.s. navy. >>> the district and virginia plan to ask for federal aid. fema should pick up 75% of the expenses for the first 48 hours of the storm, but as you know, the cleanup lasted much longer. maryland will not seek federal help. even though it has already spent its entire snow budget. >>> four u.s. service members have been killed in a roadside bombing in afghanistan. the explosion ahead happened yesterday in the country's southern region. the deaths are the first combat- related deaths for u.s. service members in the new year. >>> five virginia students detained in pakistan on allegations of terrorism are due in court today. pakistani prosecutors are expected to ask the judge to officially charge all five men with terrorism. the charge would carry a maximum sentence of life in prison. >>> new security measures regarding airline travel went into effect at midnight. the stricter rules stem from the attempted bombing of a flight on christmas

. >> the victim has been identified as 22-year-old joshua coleman of arlington, virginia. >>> after losingast week they needed to bounce back. they did. the terps righted the ship in winning 97-63. it was a gut check because acc regular season starts sunday at home against florida state. this is the same floor that the borough coliseum that will host the tournament in march. >>> and professional bull riders head to carpal city for two doctor charm city for two nights. it's the second stop of the 2010 built ford tough series. >>> 6:54. you're either sad or breathing a huge sigh of relief. the holiday season is over. now time to take down the decorations and take down the tree. in howard county there's important information. you can take the tree to thal if a ridge -- alpha ridge landfill today through saturday during the day. make sure the decorations are off the tree. there are also several dropoff sites at hardware stores and parks. for a list of all the places go to abc2news.com and look under the top stories. >>> 6:54. a tradition that goes back a lot of years. the folks at the jarretts

victim has been identified as joshua of arlington, virginia. discovered the car around 11:00 yesterday when he saw a tire sticking out of the creek. officials say it took rescuers about 10 minutes to find the vehicle because the creek was almost entirely frozen. the car was submerged in about six feet of water. >> a national manhunt for a man accused of killing four of his family members thanksgiving night has come to an end. authorities arrested him saturday night after a hotel owner in florida recognized him from "america's most wanted." police say his car was covered in the parking lot. the man is is a cuesed of shooting his aunt, twin sisters and 6-year-old cousin. he's being held without bond. >> 5:12. 23 degrees. coming up, credit card companies are losing a large group of perspective candidates. >> does it cost more to be a woman? yeah! a new report, details and their findings in our consumer alert. (announcer) this sparkling glass was washed with the extra drying boost of finish jet dry rinse agent. the glass behind it wasn't. for spark

. >> the victim is identified as 22-year-old joshua coleman of arlington, virginia. >>> high winds anding temperatures are making for miserable situations in washington. a wind gust took out this giant tree and power lines there. crews spent yesterday trying to repair the damage. the downed power lines caused a minor power outage but customers there quickly got back on line. >>> we're not the only ones getting hammered by the cold arctic winds. all up and down the east coast people are braving bone-chilling temperatures and many folks opted to stay indoors, others decided to venture out. in north carolina some brave souls headed to a farmers market in durham. one man said he was so cold he couldn't get the money out of his pocket. not even hot chocolate could warm him up. in maine, the problem there was the snow, most of the state got a foot or more, portland got away with a measly eight inches. snowy roads are making it tough to drive on. plows are out in the highways and in town everyone is trying to get a jump on the clean-up. >>> it looks nice there. check out another post card sce

or sitting down with joshua lawrence chamberlain and doing their portraits and ask him any question you wanted. and that's what kelly would do. he would interview more than to the portrait. he was it done with the generals, have been speaking of event, there's the portrait, there's a painting, let's talk about that moment and he would take careful notes. one day in the future if his artwork was ever challenged as being inaccurate tea could produce these notes and say, well this is what general chamberlain told me about little round top for this is what general grant told me about the surrender of appomattox. so he was very careful to preserve these notes. were several years ago i worked on those 40 union generals and did the volume generals and bronze. it was also kelly's ambition to create a statue of abraham lincoln and he spent many, many years. he interviewed over 50 people that knew, saw, heard, that lincoln and only as an artist and again there's biographers, but there are artists. an artist want to depict them their way, a certain way, the more human way. and actually, kelly was

let us in this joshua generation learned how that moses generation overcame.et me offer a few thoughts on this three first and foremost, they remain to resolve -- firm in their resolve. despite sniper fire were bombs or spitting, they adhere to that sweet spirit of resistance. the principles of nonviolence that accounted for the success. second, they understood that as much of our government and our political parties have betrayed them in the past, as much as our nation itself had betrayed its own ideals, government, if aligned with the interests of its people, can be and must be a force for good. and so they stayed on the justice department. they went into the courts. they pressured congress. they pressured their president. they did not give up on this country. they did not give up on government. they did not somehow say government was the problem but that we were going to change government and make it better. perfect as they -- imperfect as it was, they continued to believe in the promise of democracy, america's constant ability to remake itself. third, our

but let us in this joshua generation learn how that moses generation overcame.let me offer a few thoughts on this. first and foremost, they did so by remain firm and a result. despite being threatened by sniper fire or planted bombs, by shoving and punching and spitting or angry stairs, they adhered to the sweet spirit of resistance. the principles of nonviolence that had accounted for their success. second, they understood that as much as our government and our political parties had betrayed them in the past, as much as our nation itself had betrayed its own ideals, government, if a line with the interests of its people can be and must be a force for good. they stayed on the justice department. they went into the courts. they pressure congress. they pressured their president. they did not give up. on this country. they did not give up on government. some say that government was the problem they set the record to change the government and make it better. perfect as it was, they continued to believe in the promise of democracy, and america's constant ability to r

joshua arlington first down him inside. it was too late to fry him. >>> a gun member is captured over the new year's holiday weekend after killing his family. the murders shocked the nation. more on this story from miami. >> reporter: supped mortgage, accused cold flooded killer, paul marijuana stood in an a palm beach court surrounded by accept eweties. his game of hide and seek over after 38 degrees. >> u.s. marshalls taking marriage into custody if parking light at a hotel in the florida kees. his evidence, the coy toe that. now he's in a palm beach county jail. gains notoriety as the most wanted hugetive. promiles and surveillance video of pictures of may remember broadcast nationwide. $100,000 reward for his panture. after he shot and tilled four family members. among the victims, his twin sisters, carla and lee. a charla was pregnant. and hen his 6-year-old. the first thing i suit was i will be able to sleep. >> the act that the l doctor was caught, i will always from the trauma and terrorism he caused. >> reporter: l

the wheem of 22-year-old joshua coleman's car was sticking out of the frozen creek.as submerged in about five or six feet of water. >>> unwitnessed event as far as i know and so no telling how long this person was in the water. of course the longer you're in, the more potential for fatal outcome. but, again, we don't have any timelines here. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why the vehicle left the road and if another car was involved. u.s. park police want anyone who saw the accident to give him a call. >>> coming up, the security breach that shut down one of the country's largest airports. >>> also at 6:00 a.m. more on the breaking news out of redskins park. jim zorn is out, fired overnight. we'll be back. >>> good morning. welcome back. breaking news this morning. it is now official, jim zorn is no longer the head coach of the washington redskins. he was fired overnight just after the team came home from san diego. >>> thanks for joining us this morning on "news4 today." i'm eun yang. >>> good morning to you. i'm joe krebs on this monday, january 4, 2010

rescue crews chip wade at the ice and found 22-year-old joshua coleman of arlington inside. it was too late to save him. fire officials aren't sure how long he had been in the creek. >>> we talked about the school delays. before our first closing. fairette county schools are now closed for the day -- garrett county schools are now closed for the day. can you find a full list on myfoxdc.com. >>> a thanksgiving day rampage claimed four members of the same family including a 6-year- old girl. over the weekend, the suspect is captured thanks to america's most wanted. we're live with that story next. >>> also straight ahead, why the new year is bringing a lot of new delays for metro riders. we'll share the details of how your commute might be impacted. >>> still more to come on our top story, the reported firing of redskins coach jim zorn. our coverage continues whether we check in with dave ross who is in san diego for the final game of the skins' season. does your phone surf the web ? does your phone surf the web with the speed and power of a pro surfer at pipeline ? does it br

sition to joshua. i was inspired by colby. >> we want to bring you into the conversation and the draft into the conversation. i wonder if we can get a few questions if you have a question raised your hand and we will encourage the drafters to answer the questions with us. >> if you from the baptist press of there. i'm sorry, journalistic preference item that's permitted me. >> its content based discrimination. >> i'm with associated baptist press. number one from polis and charles can best answer this was the most difficult of these affirmations to get consensus or the most difficult area of law and number 21 of the benefits of public statements is that the clinton administration sent out the guidance to all public schools is there a productive part of your plan to get this information to the local governments or all of the various entities that are affected by this consensus statement? >> a follow-up can you even agree which it was the most difficult to put together? >> probably not in fact i could go

. >> reporter: joshua powell packed up a u-haul truck and got ready to leave town, to get away from thehas dogged him since his wife, susan, disappeared more than a month ago. >> it's confusing. you would want to be where you know she would come back to. >> reporter: he's the only person of interest that authorities have named. he leaves a community divided about what his role may have been in his wife's disappearance. about a dozen neighbors and friends helped him pack up. >> whether he did anything or not, that's not mine no judge. >> reporter: he lost his job and has been raising the kids alone. >> he doesn't have a way to pay his bills. >> reporter: his sudden relocation to his home state of washington is puzzling even to his family. >> we're disappointed he's moving. we don't want him to. we think he would be better off staying here and participating in the search. >> reporter: since susan powell disappeared, josh has said little. frus straiting investigators who believe he may hold clues to the mystery. powell has maintained that on the night his wife vanished, he took hid sons on

. >>> this evening police identified the victim as 22-year-old joshua coleman of arlington. >>> anothernvestigation getting fast results in the district, d.c. police made an arrest in the city's first murder of the year. it happened at an apartment complex here on mississippi avenue in southeast last night when police got there they found zachary funky stabbed in the chest. he died at the hospital. 44-year-old terrence brooks was arrested and charged. dfk recorded s lowt murder rate in 45 years in 2009. >>> the redskins take to the field one last time. this season and the burgundy and gold almost went out with a win but the chargers just wouldn't let it happen. appropriately ending the season as it's gone all along. dave feldman is here with more on the skins' season if final. jim zorn had something to play for but not his job. that ship had sailed. he was playing not to be last. with a loss in san diego his two year record would be 12-20 tieing steve spurrier for the worst redskins coaching record a distinction he didn't want. zorn coaching the burgundy and gold poibly for the last tim

senator obama said at that speech to the new generation of civil rights activists were the joshua generation. people like him who would see the promised land. he put himself directly as the air and beneficiary of the civil-rights movement. and contrast we never really talk to the nation of black power and only in a negative context of one of the things i wanted to show and argue in this book is the black power movement all the very combative very forceful and its mazes them it made the foundation along the civil-rights movement transforming this nation to have the first black president. >> he remain that is the most interest -- misunderstood from the postwar era? >> also still we usually think of black power as a movement of violence, a gun toting black panthers and others it would drive down counterparts and social justice for the movement that a practice without portfolio and the civil-rights movement evil twin that wracked dr. king's dream of a beloved community. when the big of the black power movement and what occurred empirically, a black power really grows out of the same historical c

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the victim has been identified as joshua of arlington, virginia. a jogger discovered the car around 11:00 a.m. when he saw a tire sticking out of the creek. officials say it cook rescuers about 10 minutes to find the vehicle because the creek was almost froadzen around it. the car was submerged in about six feet of icy water. even police are reporting an increase in crime. officials say new stats show crime up is 14% in the city of salisbury. robberies and bawrg larr burglaries are up. police say college students and homeowners away for the holidays are being targeted. keep in mind, you can ask police to check up on your residence. >> in this morning's "consumer alert," if you're thinking about buying a new house this year, you can still get one pretty cheap. but only if you buy soon. though the federal reserve has held interest rates near zero for nearly a year, mortgage rates are starting to inch up. 30-year fixed rates are already on the rise. though the increase was slight, analysts say the feds can't keep those rates as low as they are now too

joshua e. porter says that's a generalization talking about issues of african-american players, male players. professional players needs to be looked into when it comes to guns, but you have to consider then

one wheel of 22-year-old joshua coolman's car was sticking out of the frozen creek. fire officials say the car was submerged in about five or six feet of water just south of pea street on rock creek parkway. >> an unwitnessed event, as far as we know. so there's no telling how long this person was ithe water. of course, the longer you're in, the more potential for a fatal outcome. but, again, we don't have any time lines there. >> investigators are now trying to figure out why the vehicle did leave the road and whether another car was involved. u.s. park police want anyone who saw the accident to give them a call. >>> well, a prince george's county family is relieved this morning after two missing sisters are now safely back home. 14-year-old roxane owen and 11-year-old deja owen disappeared last tuesday in suitland. the family and police confirmed this morning that the two are back home. no other details are being released. >>> friends and family of a missing utah mother have launched a social media blitz in hopes of finding her. susan powell disappeared exactly fou

synagogues and he was fluent with rabbis, not just reform rabbis but conservative rabbis, abraham joshua initial in particular was probably his closest, one of his closest clerical signs and liberal protestant churches the quaker settings were familiar to national cathedral and when he was in those settings he would tend to parade his knowledge so there would be quotes from martin buber and paul tillich, and again a very fancy stuff. and again, the refined king was a real part of king. he was the authentic king. he had this dream that then there was the other king. it's important to understand this as a revolt against his father. daddy king was a very powerful authoritative figure. an old fashioned and king was embarrassed his dad for the primitive pyrotechnics for the pulpit and he swore he would never walk the kobach the benches of the black preaching of sort of waiting out into the audience in the midst of motion and king looked down on all of that. and yet king had a more earthy and fervent style of preaching the became especially noticeable the older he got and as he moved on from d

obama himself talked about the joshua generation.he said that his generation was the generation after the moses generation which was the king generation. one of the things i argue is that when we look at barack obama, he grew up politically at least in chicago. that's harold washington's city. harold washington was the first black mayor of chicago elected in 1983. against the conservative back drop of ronald reagan's america in 1980 there are really rays of light in harold washington's chicago which inspires jesse jkson to run for president in 1984 and '88. so chicago and jesse jackson really impact the country's evolution from black power to barack obama. the jackson campaign is a very interesting one because it's those campaigns that change the democratic party's primary rules to proportional representation from a winner- take-all system. without the jackson campaign, hillary clinton would have been the democratic party's nominee in 2008. >> suarez: the chicago that schools barack obama in politics is not only harold washington's c

one of those spies was joshua it went on to lead his people into the land of the future. atlanta, we are all on the lookout for our future. we are all spies of our own collective destiny. we can see the future and act boldly. i choose the latter. we will act boldly, because what they know without a doubt is that atlanta, the atlanta that i know and love is worth sacrificing four, is worth fighting four, so yes we stand in the midst of storm clouds of an economic recession that has challenged their ability to deliver and just as much we stand in the valley between mounds of local and regional issues that stand so high that we are challenged to imagine what did you looks like from the mountaintops. we cannot ignore those storm clouds. we cannot avoid those valleys, but fran says your mayor i will share with you this. we will see the sunlight of our future. we will stand on top of those mountains. we will be a city on the hill. we will embrace the shared responsibilities we have an together in spirit, in service we will succeed. we will win. come with me. our journey has jus

one of those spies was joshua. who went on to lead his people into the land of the future.lanta, we're all on the lookout for a brighter future. we are all spies of our own collective destiny. we can see that future and be fearful or see that future and act boldly. i choose the ladder. we will act bold -- latter. we will choose boldly. the atlanta that i know and love is worth sacrificing for. is worth fighting for. so, yes, we stand in the midst of storm clouds of an economic recession that has challenged -- challenged our ability to deliver, and just as much we stand in the valley between mountains of local and regional issues that stand so high that we're challenged to imagine what the view looks like from the mountain top. we cannot ignore those storm clouds. we cannot avoid those valleys. but, friends, as your mayor, i will share with you this, we will see the sunlight of our future, we will stand on top of those mountains, we will be a city on a hill, we will embrace the shared responsibilities we have and together in spiret, in service, we will succeed, we will win,

. >> can i just recognize that joshua dubois and michael have joined us. so glad you are here. >> you can speech and not be heard. >> this is just a wonderful document. one might think that current law speaks to itself. so the fact that we've been able to dig into these complex issues and find some common ground across various lines are tremendous. we will certainly be reading this closely. i will share with my colleagues. and from the office they are going to stick around. thank you, appreciate the great work that's been done. >> thank you so much. i'm going to thank you for being here. we appreciate very much. >> that really wasn't intended as a transition. i was inspired. go ahead. >> we want to bring into the conversation and the drafters into the conversation. i wonder if we can get a few questions, if you have a question, raise your hand. and we will encourage the drafters to answer the questions with us. so -- >> from the baptist press. >> i any that's permitted me content-based discrimination. i'm from the associated baptist press. two questions. n

joshua coleman was pronounced dead at the scene.after spotting the car many the creek under the ice. >>> nearly a thousand friends and family gathered on saturday to say a final good-bye to sarah foxwell who was found dead after being abducted from her bed. murder charges are pending against thomas leggs and lock down a wild card spot for running back lewis who racked up three touchdowns, the ravens win 32-1 before 13. stay with wjz. up next, gilbert afor all the wrong reasons as he prepares to, >>> you're looking at a live shot of the city and central park. 12 degrees i understand when mr. harry smith walked across the park this morning. >> balmy. >> why do you do it when it's so cold? >>. >> it's not an issue, it's just why wouldn't you. >> okay. because it's cold. >> it's chilly. >> invigorating, i bet. >> hearty mid western. it's not a big deal for us. >> i'd sit in the car. >>> with he will come back. coming up, very important information for parents. et's long been thought that teenagers do not need as much sleep as younger ki

eeee jane: now the case of the missor mother in utah, susan powell, her husband, joshua, is the only person of interest in this case, according to police. reportedly now he's trying to sell their family home. susan's family says that josh decided to move with their kids to washington state after spending the holiday with relatives there. susan is 28, she has not been seen since the seventh of december, that is when her husband said he took their two little boys camping. there were a lot of questions because the conditions were very cold that night and he is said to have left after midnight, but again, no rest in this case, she is still missing. jon: president obama is ordering more security and improved intelligence analysis in the wake of the christmas day terror attempt on that northwest airlines flight. that includes training more air marshals, using better technology to detect explosives at airports, and about a dozen other changes to try to fix the terror watch list and distribute intelligence faster. is it enough to prevent a determined enemy from striking? let's ask steve pome

what i call the joshua generation to their moses' generation. the great inheritors of progress paid for with sweat and blood and sometimes life itself. we have inherited the progress of unjust laws that are now overturned. we take for granted the press of a ballot being available to anyone who wants to take the time to vote. we enjoy the fruits of prejudice and bigotry being lifted slowly from human hearts. it is that progress that made it possible for me to be here today. for the good people of this country to collect an african- american as the 44th president of the united states of america. the inauguration was mentioned. on the heels of that victory over a year ago, some suggested that we had entered into a post racial america. all of those problems would be solved. there were those that argued that because i had spoke of something where our need may -- where our nation may have entered post partisanship. that did not work out so well. there was a hope shared by many that life would be better from the moment that i swore that both. as we mee

i am reminded today of the biblical story of joshua. and despise who moses dispatched to the promise land. after surveying the land that was promised, after seeking out giant grapes and the land flowing with milk and with honey , despise return to moses, and while ten of them didn't come back, two of them came back believing there was a promise land. one of those was joshua. who went on to lead his people into the land of the future. atlanta, we're all on the lookout for a brighter future. we are all spies of our own collective destiny. we can see the future and be fearful or we can see the future and act bold i. i choose the latter. we will act boldly. because what i know without a doubt, the atlanta that i know and love is worth sacrificing for. it's worth fighting for. yes, we stand in the midst of storm clouds that has challenged our ability to deliver. and just as much, we stand in the valley between mountains and local and regional issues that stand so high that we're challenged to imagine what the view looks like from the mountai

one of those five was joshua who went on to lead his people into the land of the future.lanta, we are all on the a lookout, we are all spies. we can see that future or be fearful. we can see that future boldly. i choose the latter, we will act boldly. what i know is that the atlanta i know and love is worth sacrificing for. yes, we stand in the midst of storm clouds in an economic recession that has challenged our ability to deliver. just as much as we stand between valleys of local and national issues. we cannot ignore those clouds or valleys. friend as your mayor,ly share with you this, we will see the sun leist of our future. we will be a city on the hill. we will embrace the shared responsibilities we have and together in spirit and service, we will succeed. come with me, our journey has just gun. god speed. [applause] >> sunday, a look at the 48 states facing short fall with scott pattison. the political outlook and 2010 midterm election was peter heart. co-founder of public opinion strategies. >> up next, a discussion on new credit card rules that take effect next m