>> kristine's husband stands behind her. they are still married. he did not return my calls and he faces a lawsuit filed by victim number two. the controversy continues to drag on. larry and carolyn? >> thank you, dan. >>> vice president joe biden gave a blunt answer to a question about gun control today. listen to why he says americans don't need semiautomatic weapons for protection. >> we don't need an ar-15. it is harder to aim. it is harder to use. in fact, you don't need 30 rounds to protect yourself. buy a shotgun. buy a shotgun. >> biden says he even told his wife if there is a problem outside their home to grab a 12 gauge shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. he was speaking today as part of a facebook town hall hosted by "parents" magazine. >>> gas prices have shot up so fast an auto dealer in sacramento has taken a drastic step to cover the costs. the sacramento auto sales center now requires customers to be pre qualified for a purchase before they can take a test drive. the test drivers have to bring the car back with as much ga

>> kristine's husband stands behind her. they are still married.return my calls and he faces a lawsuit filed by victim number two. the controversy continues to drag on. larry and carolyn? >> thank you, dan. >>> vice president joe biden gave a blunt answer to a question about gun co litoday. listen to why he says americans don't need semiautomatic weapons for protection. >> we don't need an ar-15. it is harder to aim. it is harder to use. in fact, you don't need 30 rounds to protect yourself. buy a shotgun. buy a shotgun. >> biden says he even told his wife if there is a problem outside their home to grab a 12 gauge shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. he was speaking today as part of a facebook town hall hosted by "parents" magazine. uprices have shot up so fast an auto dealer in sacramento has taken a drastic step to cover the costs. the sacramento auto sales center now requires customers to be pre qualified for a purchase before they can take a test drive. the test drivers have to bring the car back with as much gas as they left with. t

hey, kristin. >> reporter: hey, bruce. it was great to see him walking around, looking pretty happy. while the 49ers and ravens are resting tonight, preparing for their big game tomorrow, the nfl handed out their honors tonight. all their awards to all the other players. adrian peterson, league mvp. peytonanning, come back player of the year. robert griffin, iii, a.p. rookie of the year. rg3 beat out overall number one pick andrew luck and seattle's qb russell wilson. he was very humble but grateful for the honor. >> it's truly a blessing to be up here and be able to stand, first and foremost. you know i had a tough national hurricane center there at the end of the season. i want to thank the coaches -- a tough season there at the -- a tough injury there at the end of the season. i want to thank the coaches. in closing, i want to say sometimes it's not what you get for your time. it's what you're willing to give for them. thank you, guys. >> strong words by rg3. before the nfl honors tonight, the hall of fame was announced

>> kristine's husband stands behind her. they are still married. he did not return my calls and he faces a lawsuit filed by victim number two. the controversy continues to drag on. larry and carolyn? >> thank you, dan. >>> vice president joe biden gave a blunt answer to a question about gun control today. listen to why he says americans don't need semiautomatic weapons for protection. >> we don't need an ar-15. it is harder to aim. it is harder to use. in fact, you don't need 30 rounds to protect yourself. buy a shotgun. buy a shotgun. >> biden says he even told his wife if there is a problem outside their home to grab a 12 gauge shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. he was speaking today as part of a facebook town hall hosted by "parents" magazine. >>> gas prices have shot up so fast an auto dealer in sacramento has taken a drastic step to cover the costs. the sacramento auto sales center now requires customers to be pre qualified for a purchase before they can take a test drive. the test drivers have to bring the car back with as much ga

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kristin thank you so much.nd you can see it all this sunday on wusa9 at 6:30 it is the super bowl. >> you know, i'd be happy if it just came out and that outfit and did that single lady thing. she could do that and walk off. i would be good. >> i with have no problem with that. >> [laughter] >>> we have a little nuisance snow, heaven forbid we have real snow this winter but a put a blog out there. we only had nine tenths of an inch of snow in january, happened 26 times in 125 years, check it out. sometimes rebound is good everywhere. let's start with a live look outside. it's our weather cam. high temperature 66 today, that's right. it was midnight. right now low so far 34 and dew points 11 so it's a dry air mass, whatever falls tomorrow is going to stick rather quickly and it's going to be a very dry snow, all the little tiny snows we've had have been very fluffy and dry. okay, there's the snow. taking up a good chunk of kentucky pushing into west virginia and southern ohio and again a very fast moving system

let's get right to nbc's kristin welker who is at the white house.in, the sequester, as you and i know, is just hours away, and so is the president's meeting with congressional leaders tomorrow, is this about the sequester or do you think now that we're going to actually enter this period that the president may be minded to broaden the discussion, perhaps resurrecting the idea of a grand bargain from 2011? >> reporter: if you look at the plan that president obama has put forward, it is consistent with the idea of a grand bargain, so i think it is certainly likely that the president will re-engage in those talks, but white house officials say that tomorrow really will start off at least focusing on how to turn off the sequester, those $85 billion across the board spending cuts that are going to go into effect on march 1st, which, of course, is tomorrow. how to cut them off because, of course, there is so much concern about the potential impact on the economy and jobs as well. but the question is how is that going to happen? what is going to force lawm

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. >> nbc news white house correspondent kristin welker is live at the white house.we'll get to the trip to minneapolis in a minute, but i understand you've got some breaking news from the white house. >> reporter: that's right. according to multiple sources, secret service director mark sullivan will announce his retirement later today. he has served with the secret service for more than three decades. i am told by sources that this decision comes after the inauguration. this is something that he has been thinking about given the length of his tenure at the secret service. of course, during sullivan's time at the agency, he had that scandal, the prostitution scandal with the agents in cartagena who were accused of soliciting prostitutes while they were there. it led to a dismissal of a number of agents. sources tell me he believes this is a good time to leave. it is after the inauguration. remember, you just had that dhsoig report which found that the secret service handled its own internal investigation of that cartagena scandal properly. that they followed all of

>> reporter: in richmond, kristin fisher, wusa 9. >> butler. that, i did not see coming. they did have a choice. they could either take the full jackpot in 30 annual payments or get the one-time cash payment, $136 million after taxes. they took the cash. tonight they're heading home to fredericksburg with a whole lot of money in their bank account, and a lot of relief because they don't have to make the commute any more. >>> this morning got off to a rough start because the weather was rough but if you were able to wait until noon before you came out you may have thought it was march already. top is out on the weather terrace. >> really a nice day. a little bit of slippery conditions this morning but then the temperature got to 50 today with not much wind. that's really the key. it felt very nice. let's talk about temperatures. they're falling but not drastically. so 44 downtown. 39 in frederick, 37 in manassas, 45 in leesburg, 37 down toward andrews. now, in terms of the satellite and radar combined, we have one system passing to our north. we have some high clouds to th

these are the suspects robbing the zales jewelry store yesterday at pentagon city mall and it's kristin fisher reports, hope you recognize the men on the tape and give them a call. >> watch closely as four people walk into the zales jewelry store and begin beating the glass case with a hammer. it takes them 20 big wacs wacs before the glass breaks. they reach in, and run out. >> very bold behavior. they are in a crowded mall. 11:00 a.m., broad daylight. very bold behavior. this is something we haven't seen in arlington for a while. >> no one was hurt. the suspects told the store's two employees to get out when they ran in. police believe they got away in a red car by busting through the parking garages mechanical arm gates. the thieves got away with 27 rings. all in, that's about $128,000. now, arlington county police are wondering if maybe it is something to do with the fact that valentine's day is just ten days away. >> they could be trying to pedal these rings for a profit. >> we are asking for help. >> kristin fisher, wusa9. >> if some guy wants to sell you a fancy diamond for cheap

nbc news white house correspondent kristin welker is live for us at the white house.rstand the president and tiger woods went into the clubhouse as winners of that round. is that right? >> reporter: well, that is what we're hearing. it's strategic of the president to have tiger on his team. >> a good idea. >> that's right. they were playing against the owner of the floridian, the golf resort where they were playing and the astros and ron kirk, u.s. trade representative. we didn't get a real lead out of what happened on the course but a golf digest reporter says that president obama said to tiger that he's glad that his game has improved. so it sounds like a fun afternoon was had by all. >> kristin, to your point you actually asked jay carney yourself about the so-called limited access that you and your colleagues had to the president. what was the answer that jay carney gave you and were you satisfied? >> reporter: well, martin, jay basically said that, look, they handled this weekend like they handle all weekends of golf, which is to sort of read out who the presiden

kristin? >> reporter: greg holly has spent his entire career praying for those life or death moments, but probably never thought that it would come right here on a quiet street in a safe neighborhood. the 55-year-old was one block away from his home when he was confronted by a robber. what happened next is still under investigation. but he was robbed and shot and in prince william county police say that this is the man who did it. the 25-year-old. >> that's him right there. have you ever seen him? >> yes. >> no, i have not seen him at all. >> reporter: this woman lives on the same street as smith did. and he was spotted and chased down by an off-duty lieutenant. >> i was in the house and 14 cop cars came on in. >> it was swarmed with those cots. i have never seen so many cots. >> reporter: the next morning, they were back out at the scene of the crime, picking up a bullet casing that was left behind. >> we're out here every day walking our dogs. every day. >> reporter: it was a scary place to

hey, kristin. >> reporter: hey, guys., this is one of the biggest parties tonight here in new orleans over superbowl weekend. and the red carpet has just opened up. but are already we've seen kelly rolland walk the red carpet. she didn't say anything. wouldn't take any questions. but i'll tell you, who did take some questions, doug williams. he said he's excited to be here. bringing back a whole lot of memories. he's looking for a performance from celo green. but just listen to some of the other celebrities that we're expecting to see walk the red carpet in a little bit. we have $0.50, andy roddich, serena williams, lo lo jones. michael vick. it is celebrities and athletes in town for superbowl weekend. and we've been here since monday, and we've been feeling the excitement build every single day. and today, tonight, it's really reached a peak. people are ready for the superbowl. lots of excitement and we're going to be posting tons of pictures, so be sure to check out our website. live from the red carpet, i'm kristin fi

fingers crossed. >> and hopefully kristin fisher, i know she is. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. thanks for joining us.

kristin fisher is live with more on the search efforts from outside the victim's home. kristen. >> john wesley jeffries is not officially a suspect, but he's a person of interest and here's why. he grew up here. his family lives right up the road. he is a very lengthy criminal history and yesterday his car was found off this road. the victim's car, who lived in this home, their car turned up in fredericksburg where the person of interest is believed to have lived, so that is why law enforcement is concentrating their search tonight in the fredericksburg area. 80-year-old nelson slack and his 74-year-old wife, ethel, lived in this home for nearly 50 years. on sunday, that home is where they were found dead by fauquier county sheriff deputies. >> at this point, the autopsies are underway. all i can tell you, they appear to be trauma to their upper body. >> it's really shocking. never know when something like that to happen around here. >> they will be missed and we are still trying to get to the bottom of what really happened. >> this man lives on the same street as the s

today our kristin fisher spoke with the step father of the roommate who survived. >> about 1:00 in theing he called to say had been shot. >> reporter: minutes after making that phone call, 22-year- old neil was wheeled into an ambulance. he had been shot in the back of the leg while running away from his roommate, dayvon green. >> i guess he had always been a little bit different. he would have kind of ups and downs, highs and lows. >> reporter: but he never thought dayvon was capable of killing one roommate and shooting another before turning the gun on himself. both he and his stepsons have no idea why he did it. >> stunned to say the leefort, shocked. didn't really believe it. >> reporter: he is now recovering at his family's home in frederick. he still has a bullet in his leg but physically he is expected to make a full recovery. it's his emotional state that his family is still so worried about. >> he's still pretty upset about it. he's got a lot of things to work through. a lot of emotions to work through. i think he's mostly thankful that obvious he survived. >> reporter: police

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let's bring in democratic strategist blake zeth and republican pollster kristin solstice anderson.to see both of you. good morning. >> good morning. >> how do you think he's handling this? this is a lot of questions people have, blake. >> i think it's always good to use humor. of course, the next day when the doctor said -- >> former white house doctor. >> yes. if you're going to run for president, which it seems like you might consider doing, there's going to be all sorts of questions about your health. as long as it's in the category of questions relevant to his ability to do the job, i think that's appropriate and fine but when it gets to be mean-spirited jokes, i can understand why he would be upset about that. >> kristin, fair game? >> i don't know that it's necessarily fair game. it goes back for decades and decades and decades. bill clinton used to get made fun of about his weight. it's not unheard of. >> mike huckabee was made fun of before he lost all of that weight. we've talked about people with heart problems, any kind of health problem that a presidential candidate has

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. >> for more we're going to cbs's kristin welker live at the white house. good afternoon, kristin. we played comes from a question that you yourself asked jay carney today. how would you define the white house reaction to the story that mike isikoff broke late last night? >> reporter: well, martin, the white house on defense, particularly during that briefing today. i asked white house press secretary jay carney about the transparency or lack thereof, given the manner in which the public is learning about this drone policy. i can tell you that carnie really kept coming back to two many points. one, that congress has authorized military force against suspected al qaeda operatives, and, two, that the president is mindful of the limits of his authority. but he certainly got a number of questions about this today, martin, and we expect them to get even more in the future. but again, he kept coming back to those two main points. there were a lot of unanswered questions though, and one of the big ones was the drone policy describes this type of threat as someone who is imminent, someone

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let's get right to nbc's kristin welker who is live at the white house.ristin, all of us want to know and i wonder if you can tell us about these phone conversations between the president and speaker boehner and minority leader mitch mcconnell. what was said? do you know the tone of them? what happened? >> reporter: well, martin, unfortunately the white house is not giving a whole lot of information except to characterize those phone conversations as good. white house press secretary jay carney got a number of questions about that conversation, of course, during the briefing. we asked if there had been any progress, if president obama had made any new offers. he wouldn't take the bait, wouldn't answer those questions. republicans this afternoon raising the question of their own, why hasn't president obama reached out to democratic leaders on the hill, but as you point out, martin, this conversation comes against the backdrop of some positive news for president obama. in addition to that number you just sight cited from the usa today/pew poll, there's anot

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kristin, to you. you haven't interesting analysis. you said that it was devoid of purpose. and you thought was the weakest job he could have turned in. explain? >> i just felt like it was a lot of platitudes and clichÉs -- a lot of stuff that he would propose will never get through the cars in the first place. he made a big show of doing an assault weapons ban, which is supposed to be the highlight of his speech. of course, it would never get through the house, and it won't address the problem. most of the killings are done by semi automatic weapons, not by assault weapons. gerri: it was such an odd speech. the construction was so strange. if he thought he wasn't going to get cooperation today, i will just handle it by executive order if i can't do what i want. congressman, back to the money for a minute. i just can't get away from this topic. the president said it has gone up by to join ours, but it has gone up by six train always great to the democrats not know how to do mathematics? >> this president comes to cut the deficit and he has added $6 trillion and he wants peop

let's go right now to nbc's kristin welker at the white house.in, did the white house feel it needed to back up the president's comment with this photographic proof? >> reporter: well, they must have. that's why they released it. just to give you a little bit of the tick tock after president obama talked about the fact he shoots skeat all the time up at camp david, white house press secretary jay carney got pressed on that issue earlier this week. reporters asking him how often does president obama shoot skeat at camp david? at that point in time carney didn't really have an answer. he just referred reporters back to the president's comments. but this has got an lot of buzz this week. so i think that the white house wanted to release evidence, if you will, that president obama does in fact engage in this sport. in terms of the buzz that it's gotten, the daily show has poke add little bit of fun at the president's comments. congresswoman marcia blackburn challenged president obama to a skeat-shooting contest. on a more serious note, the nra says t

we are asking for the public's assistance to identify the individual. >> kristin fisher, wusa9. >> it goes without saying, if you are approached by someone trying to sell a ring, please call the arlington county police. their number is 703-558-2222. >>> the white house launched a new effort today to postpone those dramatic automatic spending cuts known as the sequester. president obama called on congress to pass the budget to postpone the deep reductions that would start march 1. >> good afternoon, everybody. i want to say a few words about the looming deadlines. >> creates economic growth. we shouldn't be having any of these problems at all. >> house speaker boehner says he doesn't want to know the temporary fix. if there's no long-term agreement to reduce the deficit, some house republicans indicated they will let those steep automatic cuts take effect and those cuts, as you know, would take a big bite out of the military and domestic programs. >>> a new study finds drivers in the district have the worst commute in the u.s. this is, of course, around the d.c. area. and researchers a

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as an immediate past board member for board 2, i would like to speak in support of kristine nelson who is quite capable and served long hours in the field of appraisal. >> thank you so much. any other comments? >> i would like to speak in behalf of ms. lewis and ms. mendoza's candidacy. i've had the pleasure of serving with ms. mendoza, board 1 and 2 hearings; she has been very professional and knowledgeable. i will urge the board to consider her again. >> thank you. >> (singing) won't you appoint a good applicant for us and you. won't you appoint one - one for board, for board number 2. when will we have -- and you know we hardly can wait. and we need it today when you decide it's going to be okay. and whenwe when we met, some asssment shine. >> public comment is closed. one final question. when are the meetings? some take place in the a.m.? or all in the evening? >> they usually run 9:30-12, 1:30-4 or whenever the agenda has concluded. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> okay. we do have 7 applicants. for four seats. unfortunately, two could not attend, ms. crisp who did inform our o

kristin welker joins us with reaction from the white house. what is the white house saying about this? >> reporter: strong condemnation from the white house, jay carney saying this is a terrorist attack, making the point that they have not confirmed who exactly is behind this. though, as you point out, turkish officials say it was a 40-year-old man who was connected to a leftist organization in turkey. but, again, the white house condemning this action, urging americans to stay away from the embassy building there in turkey. also urging precautions in all of the embassies overseas. remember, this comes several months after that attack against the u.s. consulate in benghazi. state department officials working to make sure that these types of attacks are pry vented, but again strong condemnation from the white house. >> you also have breaking news in and out? we understand the secret service director mark sullivan made some news this afternoon? >> reporter: that's right, we expect him to announce his retirement by the end of the day. director su

wusa9 reporter kristin fisher was there as they picked up the big check. >> reporter: it may be the best valentine's gift ever, a check for $217 million. >> we still can't describe it. it's so surreal. it's just a shot. >> reporter: dave and nancy honeywell are both self- proclaimed computer people for the department of defense. they wake up at 4:00 a.m. to commute from fredricksburg to fort meed but it was on a business trip to denver that dave bought the power ball ticket that would change his life. dave honey west well had -- dave honeywell had walked past this machine so many times before but he had a couple extra minutes so he decided to play. little did he know he would walk away with the winning ticket, the second largest prize ever awarded by the virginia lottery. >> i didn't believe it. i called my wife. i said, i think my heart just stopped. she was concerned are you okay. i said i think we have the power ballwining ticket. >> reporter: that he d. after working for the term government for nearly 30 years, the thing they're looking forward to the most? >> able to retire. i can't

we'll hear later from the owner of this beautiful railcar, but now we'll go to kristin fisher. she's taking us behind the scenes for why we're here, the super bowl. >> reporter: that's right. in this day in age i think we so often take for granted we get so used to watching live sporting events on high definition televisions inside our living rooms that we often forget how much planning and preparation goes into it. the team at cbs sports has been preparing for their live coverage of the super bowl for three years and they're still working hard inside and around the superdome. earlier i had a chance to kind of go behind the scenes to see exactly what it takes to pull off one of the biggest, if not the biggest, live sporting event in the world. in the shadows of the superdome sits a multimillion dollar trailer park. >> very fancy, very expensive trailer parch. >> reporter: steve carasikr is the senior producer of cbs sports and today he gives me a tour of the compound, trailer after trailer of editing suites, tape rooms, graphics. >> we have over 60 cameras, over 40 videotape ma