rear admiral kirby will take over as the state department's spokesperson. what happened to marie. our chief washington correspondent, james rosen has been on the receiving end of some of these exchanges with marie harp and jen socky. there's a series of things including the most recent exchange that happened on a competing network, if we could just get isis jobs things might get better. >> yeah. >> you cannot win this war by killing them. we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need in the longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups. whether it's lack of opportunities for jobs. >> sorry, go ahead. >> well, look. that exchange with chris matthews was widely understood. chris matthews was the first person to be malicious about it. he pounced on what she was saying which george w. bush used to say. but chris matthews dove in and said this is like juvenile delinquentcy in the '50s is that what you compare it to? it was belittling. so much of the criticism is sexist and juvenile in nature. that's not to say she didn't create some of her own problem

kirby smith in texas, his surrender is not until june 2 1865. the surrender here was a multi-day process. after lee and grant that at the maclean house on april 9, they appoint commissioners to work out the details of how the surrender will take place. that is done by commissioners on april 10. the confederate cavalry is set to surrender their sabers and carbines on april 10, artillery on april 11, and the bulk of general lee's army, the infantry, surrenders on april 12. over 22,000 men with the infantry. i will take you to the road where they surrendered now. we are again standing on the stage road. on front of me is a confederate artillery piece that signifies where the last artillery shots were fired on the morning of april 9. also in front of me is the home of george pierce, the county clerk. on the evening of april 11 1865, he had a special guest for dinner general joshua chamberlain who had set up his headquarters in his yard. at this dinner, chamberlain brought with him coffee, real coffee that pierce had not had in over a year. over dinn

the commander of this department is general kirby smith. that's not his picture up there. see him later. this is going to be one of the more chaotic events that unfolds. by 1865 the bulk of the confederate army of the trans-mississippi is camped around shreveport louisiana. union forces are down here in port hudson, bayton rouge and new orleans. we're going to have a situation where the two armies are not in contact and the confederates will do what they want to do without union troops in the vicinity to oversee things. general kirby smith does not want to surrender even though he's getting news about these other events that are going on. the situation is deteriorating rapidly because his men are starting to desert and become disorderly. the confederate troops are from four primary states; texas arkansas, louisiana and missouri. it's the louisiana troop who is are the ones just deserting in droves, large numbers every night because that's where they are and they can get home easily. it seems that the missouri troops are the most loyal or most reliable. on may 21st we're go

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severance is charged with killing nancy dunning, ron kirby, and ruthanne ladonna in a string of shootings. his past writings included phrases like "thou shall not kill is a lie." new development in a controversy, a screening of "american sniper" was postponed at the university of maryland after complaints the film was islamic phobic. the council of islamic relations is speaking out in a famous alum is threatening to stop donating. tom roussey has the latest. >> they've been advised against speaking with the media. tom: a muslim student group was a no-show for scheduled press conference. a council on american islamic relations representative would not say who pressure the group not to speak. she did say why the group was concerned about the movie coming to campus. some believe parts of it inspire hatred. >> the concern is to counteract people who may be backlash inspired against the film. tom: one of maryland's most famous grads, former nfl quarterback boomer esiason, said he was never donating another dime to the university. and a former marine is upset as well. students are upset they wi

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kirby was the pentagon spokesman. >>> we're keeping close eye on the fox extreme weather center.he dow is up over 50 points right now but there has been a lot of volatility as u.s. company profits take a hit on the strong u.s. dollar. lauren simonetti with an update for us. talks about rising prices at chipolte. that stock is down 6%. we'll have it for you. "happening now," harris. >> interesting, thank you, jon. jon: thank you. >> more proof that sexualized images of women in ads in social media lead to problems in young girls. new survey shows girls between 11 and 13 are more likely to worry, lack confidence or feel nervous than they were five years ago because they feel pressured to look and act a certain way. case in point a dangerous new trend encouraging girls to perform a beauty trick to look like reality star kylie jenner. the kylie jenner challenge is get your lips stuck on a shot glass to purposely swell your lips. the harm, besides bruising and leaving damage on the lips. jenner responding in a tweet, to encourage young girls like me, be yourself and not be afraid to e

oxen hill road and kirby hill road a crash there as well. take a look at 270 northbound southbound into town and out of town. no problem also looking quite good here. this is the biggest issue. alexandria we're sending chopper four there now. hope to have a picture from them. route 4 closed there. all lanes blocked. you center to take high land lane to pole road and frye road. i checked on the national

and -- lodato, ron kirby and nancy dunning. the victims' accused murderer charles severance deemed competent to stand trial interrupted several times. when his own attorney began speaking, he said loudly irrevocable power of attorney is not constitutional. he is not my lawyer! later when his team argued for his shackles to be removed, he said when you put shackles on this weak ankle, it's cruel and unusual punishment. the defense attorneys want the 10-year-old nancy dunning murder case severed from the two recent killings arguing there's no evidence connecting severance to that crime or to the others. prosecutors say they're connected by motive, that severance was motivated to kill after losing custody of his child. they quoted severance's own words when he wrote, "violence wins," and," assassination is in the best interest of the child." a friend says it was taken out of context. >> charles is into fantasy gaming amongst other things and most of his writings are associated with that and not to be taken literally or have any co

david kirby and i added a third question because we felt those questions were too easy so we added a third question to the array of questions and we got only 13% to 15% of americans falling into the libertarian category but we also had zombie ask a question for us on one of his polls and that question was would you describe yourself as fiscally conservative and socially liberal also known as libertarian? and the answer to that was 44% said yes. that is a pretty good abound for the libertarian vote in america, if you define libertarian as fiscally conservative and socially liberal 44% of americans are willing to accept the term. in the book i have what i consider the core chapters on but intellectual history of libertarian is some going back to the bible and up to milton friedman and ayn rand on individual rights, what rights do we have as human beings, chapters on individualism, pluralism, toleration, law, civil society, economics and the market process and then of course i have introductory and concluding chapters that put it in a context of contemporary american politics. the quota

prosecution clearly stating its belief that charles severance was motivated to kill nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthanne lodato because of a prior custody dispute in alexandria in which he claimed he turned his anger to people in the system who he calls yew tonian elites. the commonwealth attorney arguing that the three murders should be tried together because they happened in close proximity to one another in similar fashion and each crime committed with a similar revolver and ammunition. he then red from severance's past writings as evidence of a desire to kill. silence wins. thou shall not kill is a lie. it fascinates me because it's in the best interest of the child. >> i think that they looked through his writing and extracted what they wanted to be sensational. reporter: earlier in the day, they argued a change of venue for the trial saying alexandria residents had big false facts about the case and were highly prejudicial. severance himself blurted out that a move would violate his constitutional rights saying i should be able to enjoy that right and i don't want the change of venue.

the death-of-ruthanne lodato in 2013, the death of ron kirby and the death of nancy dunning in 2003. we expect his defense to ask to move the trial out of this city because they say it's going to be difficult to find an impartial jury because when these crimes initially happened, it set fear off in the city of alexandria. it would be difficult for -- to find a jury that is not impartial or at least aware of what happened here allegedly with charles severance. his hearing is set to begin at 10:00. i'm nikki burdine. back you to in the studio. >> reporter: i'm delia goncalves live in the satellite center with more on the unrest in baltimore city following the death of freddie gray in police custody. five out of the six arresting police officers have now released statements to investigators and for the first time we are hearing there was a second man inside that police van. take at this video first. after several days of peaceful demonstrations, protesters got a little ugly yesterday for a moment spitting on officers, hurling bottles at them after a woman was arrested for standing on th

this is on kirby road in clinton just across the street from james ryder fendell elementary school. authorities say a worker in that quarry became trapped and he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word this noon on his identity. a massive search and rescue effort is still underway in nepal after that devastating earthquake from over the weekend. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit nepal saturday morning and triggered an avalanche. so far, more than 4,000 people are reported dead with the death toll still rising. international aid groups are on the way to mt. everest and the country's busy capital city of kathmandu. there's fears of more damage from aftershocks continue. >> this whole tent was moving with the wind and the snow being pelted into it. it was incredibly terrifying. jummy: three americans including a google executive were among the 18 killed on mt. everest. more than 250 americans are being sheltered in the u.s. embassy in nepal waiting to be evacuated. and the fairfax county urban search and rescue team is its on way to nepal to help the quake victims. the team members packed

they say nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthanne lodato were all killed by the same unusual type of ammunition which was found in the house of severance's parents. >>> have you seen the giant electronic billboards that are outside the verizon center? now there are plans to put them in other parts of the districts, too. as jackie benson reports new tonight, that was one group calling for an all-out ban. >> one of the things most often said about the area around the verizon center is it doesn't even look like d.c. exactly the point says meg maguire. she represents the group called the committee of 100. >> we've been around 99 years and we comment on land use issues and historic preservations, zoning so we're really concerned about the future development of the district of columbia. >> maguire's group is worried about proposed new laws to loosen up the city's tight regulations on billboards and electronic signs. if the law is passed it could allow verizon like streets that are designated as resident entertainment areas. one if you like the verizon center and gallery place with a big television sc

he is charged with killing thancy dunning, republican kirby and ruthann almost odato. today, insight from his past writings including phrases like violence wins and thou shalt not kill is a lie. len: an abc exclusive interview with bruce jenner the famous father and oh limb pee app now olympian now looking to the future amid reports he is transitioning to become a woman. he said his number one priority is his family. bruce: those are the only ones i'm concerned. i want to know how this story ends, you know. how does my story end? alison: interview airs on abc 7 tomorrow night at 9:00 and then at 11:00 we are highlighting a journey. connie rice's transition from a mayried father to a woman took five years and involved physical and emotional pain. she talks talks talks to stephen tschida tomorrow night at 11:00. alison: a study of heavy drinking in america. which local town topped the list. plus -- reporter: and cop verduccicy at the are of maryland after a decision to postpone showing the movie "american sniper" after leon: and new at 11:00, backlash over a movie screen

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in the 5400 block of kirby road. the man died after getting trapped in some kind of machine. he was pronounced dead shortly after the accident. no word on his identity or how the accident happened. >>> and we have an update now on the miss tear just death of a man at mitchellville golf course for some unknown reason, 70-year-old frank bartee drove his car on the grounds of the golf course this weekend. it appears the car got stuck in a muddy area and caught fire. he was discovered outside the vehicle with severe burns and was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they do not suspect foul play. >>> the ground just won't stop shaking. and searchers are racing against the clock to find survivors of this weekend's large earthquake in nepal. the death toll is now more than 3700 but that number is expected to rise when rescue workers reach mountain villages. holly williams has the latest. >> reporter: the ground began to heave in nepal at midday on saturday. the security video captured the violent tremors. in just a few minutes, the quake razed buildings to the ground and claime

there was still kirby smith with the army in texas and his official surrender is not until june 2, 1865. the surrender at appomattox was a multi-day process. after leeann grant met, they appoint commissioners to work out the details of how they surrender will take place. that is done by the commissioners on april 10 and the confederate cavalry is set to surrender their sabers and carbines, the artillery, and the bulk of generally's army surrenders on april 12. over 22,000 men and i will take you to to the road where they surrendered now. we are once again standing on the richburg/wichman stage road. the signals were the last artillery shots were fired on the morning of april 9. also is the home of george pierce, the county clerk. he had a special guest for dinner general jocelyn kj -- general jocelyn chamberlain. over the course of their dinner conversation -- chamberlain has the lee-grant meeting site all the way up to the maclean house. his men are out here for several hours before the confederate approach and start leaning on the rifles, talking among themselves. as the confederate t

severance is accused of killing nancy dunning in 2003, ronald kirby in 2013 and ruthanne lodato last year. both prosecutors and defense attorneys are requesting no cameras in the courtroom at trial. wusa9 has joined other media arguing to allow cameras, but there's still no word when the judge will rule on the matter. >>> coming up the marriage between comcast and time warner cable appears over before it started. >> also ahead prince george's county schools name the teacher of the year. >> cameras are supposed to be protected under the first amendment as freedom of expression. so why are police officers hassling some people taking pictures in front of d.c.'s >>> washington d.c. is a magnet for people who like to take pictures, but we've been getting complaints of people who have been told to stop taking pictures of very publickings while standing in very public -- public buildings while standing in very public places. >> so we sent out investigative reporter russ ptacek to see if he would be stopped doing the very same thing and how. >> reporter: we understand this is a very touchy i

. >> host: let's bring paul kirby into the discussion. there were commercial systems when you started and when you retired there is now more than the population of the united states demand. there is always tension between commercial and spectrum for the federal government. >> there is a lot of pressure there because every administration that i worked for during my time was seeking ways to try to accommodate the commercial users who were coming along, starting with cellular operations, as i recall those licenses were provided by what we used to call beauty contests. based on somebody saying, we need this deck down, we are the best people for it, we got into lotteries, which opened the door to more cellular growth, and of -- turning it into an auction-type process. certainly, the pressure has been there the last two administrations on -- had memorandum on's spectrum. we got into the lotteryry which opened to door to more cellular growth and turning it into an auction process. the pressure has been dollar. the last two administrations have w

nancy dunning in 20001, ronald kirby. his trial is scheduled to begin in october and defense attorneys are asking that the trial be moved out of alexandria. >>> well our usual blazing heat and summer storms may still be week away but the lights nonetheless flickered and went out all around d.c. and maryland this afternoon. the culprit wasn't mother nature. instead blame murphy's law. power company officials say it was a piece of metal that broke loose from a power line more than 40 miles outside of town that knocked out the power at the most iconic buildings in the nations capitol. >> second thing-- >> it out everywhere? >> yeah. >> the building is out. >> at the state department a spokeswoman had to use a cell phone light to keep taking questions from reporters, while nearby at the white house? >> i was with the president and he did not notice. >> all over town people were noticing as power fluctuations, surges, and outages from that damaged sub station in southern maryland sent ripples through our local grid. the dupont

lange and along the rio grand the unoffic surrender was unofficial a gentlemen's agreement between kirby the north general and i think smith. i'm getting down to the battle. on the night of the 12th and o 13th of may union colonel or nel -- general branson was up against southern colonel -- i can't ic remember his name. anyway, the latter gentlemen had que six cannons. that brings to bear my question that was a french goern region and forces involved in the battle.derales that's what the french foreign ed. legion had under the federales that were in mexico that were involved. the french is intervening while re inv the french were sdrablthed with confe the civil war.gettin i don't think any troops were involved in the battle. i think that the confederates were getting supplies across the border immediately before but i am not an expert on how it is. >> that may have been to smith. i didn't know if it was going. thank you very much.genera >> thank you. >> ron wilson. as part of general grant's provisions in his tirms that general lee accepted, was it a duplicate role that all the soldiers

kirby smith in texas. his soldiers will be passing through these areas where armies could still be mighting. they don't want these soldiers to be picked up and sent off to prison camp. they don't want to beconfederate army. these soldiers could be considered deserters and executed. so general dwrapt thinks it's a good idea to have something for these soldiers to have something to go home. john gibben says he has a portable printing press with him. and a call goes out to men who had been printers prior to joining the army. and they did these around the clock until they had all the passes. that's how we know how many soldiers surrendered here. general george sharp was put in charge of this process. and those men that were printing those passes worked on printers similar to this. and they kept those passes going. they would have to ink the printers and strike off paroles that would look like this. they'd actually have to be hung and dried. and then they were cut into individual parole passes. these were sent

the northbound side at kirby hill road, where we had an accident blocking part of the lane.ant to let you know, it is not causing any major delays and looks like you'll be able to get around the situation. in brandywine route 4:00 route 5 and 301 free and clear of issues so you should have no problems getting to your destination on time. a live look at 301 shows you traffic is moving but for the most part we are seeing slick roads. take it easy out there coming up, we'll have your drive times. >>> he stayed calm as fire and smoke filled his prince george's county home. now the young 13-year-old boy is being hailed a hero for saving his sister's life. it happened on small drive in clinton. two adults were able to get out just in time. the 13-year-old marcus and his younger sister became trapped upstairs. marcus remained calm as he told a 911 operator where firefighters could find him. >> the chirp, who were rescued, are in stable condition this morning. investigators are now trying to determine the cause of the fire. >> metro is putting its communication and evacuation skills

. >> host: let's bring paul kirby into our discussion of "telecommunications report." >> you mentioned how the federal government needs spectrum for a lot of different things. when you started at ntia in 1983, there were two systems that started that year. when you retired, there were over 330 million wireless devices, more than the population of the u.s. what kind of pressure does that put on your agency? because there's always a tension between spectrum for commercial and spectrum for the federal government. >> guest: well certainly a lot of pressure there because every administration that i worked for during my time was seeking ways to try to accommodate the commercial users that were coming along, once again starting initially with those couple of cellular operations. as i recall, they were -- those licenses were provided by what we used to call beauty contests probably not a great word today. anyway, based on somebody saying we need this spectrum, we're the best people for it. we got into lotteries which, i think, opened the door to a more cellular growth but, ultimately turning i

charles severance has been linked to the murders of nancy dunning in 2003, ronald kirby in 2013 and ruth anne low gatt toe in 2014. prosecutors say seive answer was driven for kill -- severance was driven to kill in part because after child custody decision that went against him. >>> students at one local high school are in shock this morning over the sudden death of a popular student. madison small was senior captain of the broad run high school softball team. she appeared to be the picture of health but on monday night she was rushed to the hospital where she later died. >> i would always tell her madison, i always got your back. now i hope she always has mine, too. >> an autopsy is now being performed. results could come back in a week or more. >>> gino got a ring for every finger. the uconn huskies won their tenth title beating notre dame last night. that puts him in elite company. he has now tied ucla's john wood nonhis tenth ncaa tournament, the most in college basketball history. >>> a security advisor says the computer system at the white house is secure despite what's being repo

but in the intense fear experienced in the community after transportation planner ron kirby and music teacher ruth ann were gunned down in their front doors within months of each other and another ten years before, prosecutors turned to a different example in boston saying if a jury could be seated there in a terror trial of the marathon bombing suspect, then surely an alex and earea jury could be found. but the judge said the fear factor was too high to take a chance, moving the case to fairfax county. this longtime severence frnd thinks this is the right move. >> i definitely think that it would be hard to get an impartial jury in the locality where it occurred. >> reporter: john kelly, a family friend of the la dot toes has attended all of the hearing hearings. the victim's families are glad to see progress. >> they understand what the process is long and tedious and painstaking. but in the end they just want a fair and just outcome. >> reporter: and a change of venue very unusual in axe andrea. i checked with folks and none remember any at least in the past four deck aids. coming

the man apparently became trapped in machinery in a rock quarry at the 5400 block of kirby road in clinton. osha investigators are headed to the scene. >>> as they say, this one is for all the marbles. it's do or die loser go home game seven between the caps and the new york islanders. the game is at 7:30 at the verizon center. there's still some tickets for less than $100 available. you can watch the game on comcast sports net, the winner goes on to the eastern conference semifinals. the loser will be hitting the golf course. >>> the wizards have to wait to see who they'll play in the next round of the playoffs. they took care of business beating the raptors 125-94 and sweeping the first round. it's the first four-game sweep in franchise history. the wizards will play the winner of their series between the atlanta hawks and the brooklyn nets. game four of that series is tonight. >>> new information this morning from the national zoo. what has panda keepers on high alert this morning. >>> promising news for jeb bush in the state of virginia. it's a first for him. >>> plus, the supreme cour

oxen hill road and kirby hill road a crash there as well. take a look at 270 northbound southbound into town and out of town. no problem also looking quite good here. this is the biggest issue. alexandria we're sending chopper four there now. hope to have a picture from them. route 4 closed there. all lanes blocked. you center to take high land lane to pole road and frye road. i checked on the national chocolate cake day. there is. the 27th of january. >> tweet me! >> for you, aaron, national flip-flop day june 19th. >> looking toward to it. thank you. >>> new this morning the loudoun county sheriff's department is trying to figure out why a man and woman were found dead inside an ash burn home. saying there was a shooting in the 43,000 block of rockfield court. deputies responded. they treated it as a barricade situation for awhile. when they went inside the home, that's when they found the bodies of a man and woman. they believe this is a domestic-related murder/suicide. the victim was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. >>> w

claims severance could never get a fair trial in alexandria for the murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthanne saying residents here have embraced the characterization of severance as an erratic, dangerous, scary person. we need a fair cross section and we can't get it here. the defense also citing the d.c. sniper trial as a reason to move the case. not comparing its scope but rather, the level of fear it created among people living in alexandria. the prosecution then referenced a boston marathon bombing trial arguing if an impartial jury could be found in that city one could certainly be found here. ultimately, the judge sided with the defense ruling to move the trial to fairfax. >> the judge seems determined to have a process that's fair. that's what the families have wanted in the end all along. jeff: the defense had argued to move this trial to a different region of virginia all together but the judge picked fairfax. from this point forward, anything related to this case filings, hearings anything that comes forward in the way of motions will all happen in fairfax county leadi

old branch at kirby avenue a crash there as well. wide look at things overall, no major problems as you look at the beltway. 66 looking pretty good through manassas. 95 slowest spot northbound dale city because it's that time of the day and because it's dale city. 270 headed southbound a little slow. not bad northbound at all. listen to our friends at wtop when you hop in your car. >>> thanks, melissa. fairfax county has a new budget this morning. they adopted a new spending plan yesterday and it does not raise property taxes but gives the school system $14 million less than they were looking for. the board already approved the spending plan last week. yesterday's vote was a formality. it ends a long process that began in february. >>> well apparently a software glitch on ipads used by american airlines pilots delayed several flights. these airlines released a statement or this airline released a statement saying some planes returned to the gates last night. pilots were able to access a wi-fi connection to fix the issue. three years

they say the same type of bullets were used to kill nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruth ann. >>> you mightant to check your freezer. we have another ice cream recall to tell you about this morning. jenny's splendid ice cream is recalling all of the products a fr a sample test -- after a sample tested positive for listeria. stores like target sell the ice cream. the company said to return it to the store for a full refund. >>> earlier this week blue bell ice cream recalled of it products as well. it's now closing three creameries for cleaning. this is in response to the listeria illnesses linked to the ice cream. the factories will be closed next week. it's linked to ten listeria illens in four states that includes three deaths. >>> he wanted some help from the president. news4 spoke to the latest man to spark a security scare at the white house when he jumped the fence there last weekend. jerome hunt hopped on a bus, came all the way from california to pull off that move. hunt explained what happened when he decided to go through with it. >> so i started walking out and opening -- out of t

there was richard taylor with troops in louisiana and alabama, kirby smith out in texas.is soldiers will be passing through these areas where armies could still be fighting. they don't want these soldiers to be picked up and sent off to prison camp. they don't want to be pressed back into the confederate army because they've given their word not to serve anymore until exchange. and in the extreme, these soldiers, if they're traveling home passing through confederate lines could be considered deserters and executed. so general grant thinks it's a good idea to have something for these confederate soldiers to go home. that's what the idea of the parole pass comes about. john gibbon a core commander of the army of the james, said he has a printing press with him. he calls out for them to come work these presses around the clock until they struck off 28,231 parole passes for the confederate soldiers. that's how we know how many confederate soldiers actually surrendered here at xd appatomattox. general george sharp was put in charge of this process, and the men printing those p

joining us just in time for autism awareness month, the founder, 13-year-old kirby and his father andup with this idea? >> with kirby, we learned over the years that one of the challenges that parents have raising kids on the spectrum is yus with practice kl problems, so, in this case, finding a dentist or a restaurant. things like that. it makes a >> to make the water cooler available for everybody. >> what's been the response from parents? >> we had an amazing response. an incredible amount of sharing on social media. a lot of wonderful incoming fan mail. we are really excited now to get working on the app and get it out there. >> johnny, you guys decided to get together and be a part of this. what brought to you this project? >> for us we had already written our song "we'll get by." we put it on our album. everything was going well with that. it's been on youtube and growing that way. once we -- we've been wanting to connect with someone really indepth. this was a great way to do it. once we met topher it was a snowballing thing to happen. to help this thing to grow. for us it was

chopper 4 above the scene around 10:00 this morning here on kirby road between branch avenue and temple hill road. a technical rescue team tried but could not save him. coming up on news 4 at 5:00 bureau chief of prince georges county talks to the son of the worker who died. >>> a homicide investigation is under way right now in stafford county. police there found a dead man on the ground along clipt lane in southern stafford county this morning. he was shot. officials tell us there's no danger to the community. >>> metro transit police just tweeted a new image. they're trying to catch the man who spat in the face of a 69-year-old man. and then beat him until he fell down an escalator on friday. the victim tells detectives it began when the suspect shoved him as they got off an orange line train at eastern market and exchanged words and the confrontation ended with the beating. the attacker walked out of the station as if he didn't have a care in the world according to police. >>> check now of our weather on this monday. cloudy monday and a chance of some should recalls later today. >>

george kirby and doreen lucky. look at them there, have a combined age of 193. he's nearly 103.good. >> he looks great. >>> the so does she. she's 91. together they've been married or together actually for nearly three decades. >> he's not 103. >> i don't believe it either. >> why would you want to do this? they finally gave into pressure from their children. george says he didn't get down on bended knee because he probably wouldn't be able to get back up. that made sense but come on. congrats to them finally. >> big congrats. >> we've got "the mix" coming your way. going surfing with a wet suit that means business. >> and also ahead family impact. bruce jenner and his struggles with his identity. we're hearing for the first time from his first. wife and their kids. >> first captive in cleveland. three young women held against their will in unspeakable conditions sharing their story. >> look for behind the scenes pictures from instagram, abc wmn. you're watching "world news now." dents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free informatio

kirby alliance coming out with results as well.ow operators are ahead of last year on the sense the economy is doing better. but it is not all flowing down to the bottom line. the caribbean cruise line cutting its full-year per-share outlook because of a stronger dollar. feel prices rise since january. carnival is also down in the premarket trade as well. betty: thank you for going through all the members for us. much more is ahead. gloves are coming off. an activist investor turns up the heat. he wants his nominees on the board. an exclusive interview with the activist investor. tesla is up for sale. back in 2013, we learned a new book coming up with the elon musk. bill dudley's comments here on bloomberg headquarters. ♪ betty: welcome back. 30 minutes away from the opening bell on this monday morning. futures indicate stocks will open higher. equities are following -- falling in europe were stocks rose on a major economic stimulus plan in china. we are still all over the event happening right here in our bloomberg headquarters. t

i'm on the kirby couch and you're watching "fox & friends." >> he's not currently on the kirby couch.cruz live this hour from texas. >> that's right. >>> we thank you all for joining us at this 8:00 a.m. hour. we get to the extreme weather alert. brand new aerial photos. >> the hardest-hit town is fairdale, illinois, where one person was killed and seven others were injured. maria molina joins us live from that area. the sun is coming up and people are getting a look with their own two eyes. it is devastating. >> reporter: it is very devastating here in fairdale. this town, by the way, is about 70 to 80 miles west of the city of chicago. and take a look at this behind me. this is what appears to have been a building just completely we've seen other images as well across the city, the town of basically fairdale. we've been seeing some roofs that have been kind of blown off. we've been seeing cars severely damaged and trees and power lines down as well. so, the damage here is very extensive. and we understand that every home in this town was either damaged or completely destroyed. so th

folks often say that i trust those people patrick kirby said this many times and public life, who arrivedgotiations oversight bill. lawmakers will break between 12:30 p.m.-1:15 p.m. for party caucus lunches. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god our help in ages past and our hope in years to come, as baltimore, maryland, descends into chaos and the death toll in nepal rises, we come to you today in the assurance not of our feeble hold