morris feldstein anyway morris. what seems to amaze even some of steve's closest friends isn't how amusing the book turned out. it's how he found time to write it. for one thing he represents a pretty demanding and far from securely democratic district new york's third congressional district which includes a chunk of long island as well as a small portion of queens, also having served in congress for 14 years, he's become a ranking member of the house democratic leadership has twice to the democratic congressional campaign committee. but steve does enjoy writing and apparently has developed a knack for doing so on his cell phone which is where he composed a good part of the book. why a comic novel? as he told the "washington post," instead of screaming and yelling on the floor of the house when confronted by the insanity of washington, he prefers to deal with it as parity. and we are all the more fortunate as a result. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming congressman steve israel. [applause] >> thank

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.he prosecutors in his case are asking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he will be exonerated on future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how morris spends his future, especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i don't want to go through that again. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. but your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that's one thing i can work on right now. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you are sent to prison, you can learn computer engineering in there. you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual learn tattoos so i can reach through. >> oh, man. >> i love you. >> i love you, too

>> according to morris, he had specific requirements for the suit. >> did it look like a gorilla?hat about the eyes, where you see the eyes? i said, you get the makeup. put it around the person's eyes wearing the suit, it will blend into the mask itself. they also wanted to know how to make it large and massive. >> and he wanted some extra material. he's going to have to change the head. he's going to have to put these -- and this is brilliant on roger's part -- pendulous female breasts which everybody thought, wow, that's the kind of detail nobody could make that up. it's so credible and believable. >> well, the check arrived, and i sent the suit out to him. he called me back and said, listen, you can see the zipper in the back of the suit. i said, well, that's easy to overcome. just get a hairbrush, brush it back and forth across the top of the zipper and it will disappear. that was the last i heard from him. >> until he sees his suit on tv. >> i told my wife, come here, you'll want to see this. she walks in and said, oh, look, there's our gorilla suit. >> morris keeps quiet abo

colonel morris davis, you referred to slahi as a kind of forest gump. what do you mean? to germany, was in and around hamburg. the hamburg cell of al qaeda was affiliated with 9/11. he was in montrÉal, which was in and around the millennium bombing plot. he turned up in places where there were significant events related to terrorism that were taking place, kind of like forest gump. anytime there was historical event, somewhere in the picture, you would see him in the background. slahi was kind of the same way. he showed up at the right time in the right places, but when we were looking at him potentially being a cooperating witness myself and some other members of the prosecution team went out to the national counterterrorism center with a group of other people and we had a briefing from the agency who spent years investigating slahi's case. we went through the whole litany of where he is shown up. their conclusion was, there was a lot of smoke and no fire. odd circumstances were he showed up in places, but absolutely no evidence he had ever engaged in any acts of hostil

chris morris in dammartin. let's speak to professor anthony glease, he's in our oxford studio. thank you very much for joining us. what would be the motivation of the two brothers holed up in this building? >> well it could be that they want to get out of france. they're not far from charles de gaulle airport. it could be a factor. it could be that they want to barter their way out in some other way. what's important to realize is these two men are not suicide bombers. they're not suicidal. the operation that they carried out 48 hours ago was the operation that you would expect from trained terrorists people who thought they could get in there and then get out again as they've been doing for the past 48 hours. my guess would be that what the french authorities would want to do, would be to avoid a shootout, to carry on talking for as long as it takes. they are far greater use alive than if they are dead not to mention the fate of the hostage. >> do you think they would really want to be taken alive? >> well, they might not want to but they might not be in a position if the fren

. >> of phillip morris do -- a phillip morris dude. [laughter] >> the response of the media the authoritative media, needs to call out that kind of nonsense. >> i will. [laughter] >> but here is the fundamental problem. as you know, i was an old-school reporter from traditional media time magazine for 20 years. >> this is where you make fun of me. >> no, i look to you for answers. there has been an amount of them -- economic pressure on traditional media. that has come at a price. you are organizations have foreign bureaus. you are have domestic bureaus. the reason there is a sense that all power is concentrated in the white house is every reporter does every story from the front lawn of the white house. there are not any other reporters were paid by those organizations. so how come you seem to have faith that there is an economic model in producing news that is sustainable when all these other organizations that have a long history of doing it are struggling so much? >> as we're making a lot of money. >> are you keeping the formula to

army sergeant first class melvin morris. [applause] i've prepared a few questions for our panelists but i'll give you plenty of time later on for your questions as well and we'll have a good discussion with our panelists. but before we get started i encourage to you visit the medal of honor website where you can learn about all recipients and read their citations as well. and if you are ever down in charleston, i encourage you to visit the medal of honor museum in south carolina. so i'd like to start with you colonel. you ready? ok. what were some -- let's talk about some of your role models early in your life growing up in connecticut. >> well, i think my role models first of all were mom and dad. we came from a small town in connecticut. we didn't have much but we had everything. dad worked three and four jobs and mom was a homemaker. then i think probably scouting made a big difference in my life. and i think much of what i learned in scouting carried on in my career as a marine and leadership aspects and first aid and li

morris jones. the restaurant is closed after a fire on wisconsin avenue about three blocks north of the national cathedral. tom roussey has the latest on the investigation. >> crews have arrived to try to get the district two bar and grill open at some time tonight. officials believe the fire started at the kitchen in the restaurant. a lot of work to do after what was a very quick moving fire. after dark, firefighters remained on the scene of what had been a two alarm higher. folks at the district two bar and grill figured out how to move forward after a chaotic scene. >> i started smelling smoke. i then look out the window and noticed smoke pouring from the roof of the bar and grill. >> he then started shooting this video of the heavy smoke. he suddenly realizes people may still be inside the building. >> i said i should run over and check. i ran across the street and said, guys, the building is on fire. >> fortunately, everybody got out ok. firefighters got here two minutes after the call, but th

the frontier today is morris. -- morris. during apollo, people were willing to accept the risk. we lost people in the apollo program to do it. and look what it is now. because of pushing a frontier, which is not an economic return, to go out and explore, the economic return comes from all of the things you have to develop to make that possible. we have been benefiting now -- you are all benefiting things that were spawned because technology got pushed in. some of that was political. >> the cell phones they all have. >> i was up at m.i.t. i want to get back to this because of going to mars. by the way, i never graduated from m.i.t. i study there in 1964 and 1965 because they had a computer we used in the command module. it was very important. it was hardwired. i want you to know this. we had 48 kilobytes of memory in the computer. kilobytes. anybody remember a kilobytes? [laughter] and 34 kilobytes. that kind of development. you push the next frontier for different reasons. i do not believe you are going to make money going out and doing this. the people doing this, they will be

krupt blamed morris for her son going to jail. morris was not home at the time of the fire. >> david the screen says 13 degrees. it's colder in some areas. >> reporter: it feels colder than that, too matt. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry this morning, as we look outside not a lot of cloud cover around, so we are expecting sunshine up over the horizon elsewhere and around the region. don't be fooled by the sun it's not going to help much. 10 degrees and below zero, that's very dry crisp area. once the sun comes up over the horizon, you'll see plenty of it obviously. we could get stronger winds aloft mixing at the surface and you could see the windchills drop again. 11 degrees by 8:00. 17 by 11:00. the high 22 around 3:00 p.m. but that's not the entire story the windchills will be a factor. high temperatures will vary. cape may 23. 18 in allentown everybody else somewhere in between. with that bitter wind blowing we'll be similarly uncomfortable. here's the windchill. we're close to zero in philadelphia. 6 below in

morris was found unconscious in her front yard. police say harris called 911 and gave a description of a man she said was the attacker. police believe she was lying, though. university of virginia hired a security firm to protect its students. the university says the unarmed guards from gs-4 will walk students home call for a safe ride or wait with them at a bus stop. and they will stand guard near fraternity that program gets under way on monday. coming up here on abc 7 news at noon, murder trial troubles. the strange holdup this morning that delayed the murder trial of former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. and pay up to speed up. the new details about the proposed i-66 toll lanes and how you can make your opinion heard. >> plus heading to court. how d.c.'s top lawyer is drawing attention to a different side of the legal system. >> and winter weather alert this noon. doug tracking another potential winter storm. we'll hear from him after the break. >> opening statements in the murder trial of the former patriots play

morris and his family were on vacation when the home went up in flames. police say that krup acted in retaliation because morris was somehow involved in her son's prior arrests. >>> a priest accused of child pornography was in a philadelphia courtroom and waived his right to a preliminary hearing. they say he posed as a girl and posted pornographic pictures of children. he is the vick ar of saint simons in west town township since september of last year. >>> there were frightening moments or kids on the ride to school this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the crash involving a school bus and a silver vehicle, police say that the vehicle rear ended the bus in the bustleton section at 8:30 this morning, there were kids on the bus at the time and two were take and to the hospital for observation. >> still ahead tomatoes and potatoes go together so why not grow them together. >> from outrage to accolades we'll show you the mixed reaction to a viral video that some say teaches people how to get away with drunk driving. >> and a bus driver escapes an astonishing

that was morris and company, and they were the ones that were responsible for making the mini blouse. anybody over 50 or 60 at this time would know what a mini blouse is. it's a blouse that was made for women that simulated the kind of a top of a sailor suit that the sailors would wear. it took off and it really, really did sell well here. so without having any air conditioning, it was cold in the winter and hot in the summer and we were not allowed to open the windows because burning coal in downtown baltimore to make steam and gas, all that residue of the smoke going up the chimney contains sandy-like particles of soot and all that soot is heavier than air so it's coming in all over the cloth if we had the windows open. so we had overhead fans. that helped us inon the cutting floor but it really didn't help these ladies because as you can see there's about 100 women in that shop right there, and it was, it got pretty warm in the summertime but in the wintertime, it was excruciatingly hot. right here, right behind all these gals are the radiator pipes for the hot water, and it's only

it's called the global war on morris.s set in 2004, it's the fictionalized of morris feldstein, an unambitious pharmaceutical salesman from long island who is mistakenly identified as a terrorist during the bush administration's war on terrorist. including people like karl rove, and the inimitable vice president dick cheney. it's a laugh-out-loud political satire about government surveillance, public paranoia and an overzealous white house using national security to score points. it's a work of fiction, but as every good satirist knows there's a grain of truth behind it. congressman, i'm overwhelmed. i grew up with real comedians, the guys that made you just laugh. not sort of chuckle like with bill cosby, but laugh your butt off like phil silvers. i know what funny is. this book is really, really, really, really funny. >> thank you. >> and i couldn't stop laughing at it. it was outrageous. you got this jewish guy from long island, you can't understand how everything could go wrong with his life and yet there's something

morris had been the redskins defensive backs coach the last three seasons. with that position open we've learned that former giants defensive coordir perry fuel met with the team today about becoming the new defensive backs coach. he had been the giants defensive coordinar since 2010 winning a super bowl with the g-men but was let go by the team during the off-season. >>> while super bowl is stee spotlight globally locally it's all about college basketball. the university of virginia men are still undefeated. virginia staying at number two right now in the country. 19-0 right now. their best start in 34 years. they don't play until saturday, a home game against number four duke. the maryland women move into the top five at number five a perfect 8-0 in the big ten after a road win at indiana yesterday. terps visit michigan on thursday. as for the men, they drop three spots to 16 1-1 on the week, a loss to indiana and last night's thrilling comeback win over north western. they'll visit ohio state on thursday. also the georgetown hoyas back in the two-poi chec

rahim morris may fill that coordinator position.orris has been with the staff for the past three seasons as a defensive backs coach. he spent three years in tampa bay as their head coach. down to college football. college football national championship game is set in the rose ball. the duction flew right past florida state, 639 total offense for the ducks. they blew out the seminoles 29-game winning streak. the buckeyes took down top rankedrank ed alabama. the buckeyes will take on organize for the national championship. head coach, check out his reaction when he heard how badly oregon beat florida state. >> oregon won by 40? 50 59-20? we've got to go. >> one of the biggest games of his coaching career and he's -- >> that was a very honest reaction. >> oregon and highohio the second and third ranked teams in the country. >>> the 2015 winter classic went down to the wire against two of the hottest teams in the league. washington d.c. turns into the nation's hockey capital. the caps did come through thanks to some guys who have been t

apples and what have you, they did have jobs, and i can remember in the, oh, about the 1930s, the morris and company i guess it must have been about 1935-'36, they decided to join the union, the ladies garment workers union and that's when i can remember my father coming home with this book. he said "look i got this book," it cost him a quarter a week for their dues to become part of this overall union, and he explained to me how things were going to get better and the living conditions are going to get better, and they did. they really, really did, because they became a union shop, and everybody was indoctrinated in the fact that when you go over to buy clothes, you look for that label inside that says "made in usa in union." if it didn't have a union label in it we weren't supposed to even look at it, and there were shops that didn't show the union and they did have their problems. during the first world war business was booming. they could not keep up with the orders coming in for uniforms for the soldiers and the sailors and what have you, and for the women. that did not work that wa

morris has experience from tampa bay.is getting a long hard look by the redskins' front office. also phillips is getting a very strong look. phillips a former broncos bill and cowboys head coach, lots of experience there. there is a family connection to the redskins. his son, wes, is the tight ends coach for the burgundy and gold. also ed donatell the 49ers defensive backs coach, and defensive coordinator before with the packers and falcons. and another hot name san diego chargers linebacker coach, joe barry. he's doing a phenomenal job in san diego. he was the defensive coordinator of the detroit lions when they went 0-6. not so good. but can't blame it on him. the interview process starts tomorrow beginning with barry, who we were just phillips will meet with the team thursday. expect the redskins to move quickly on this decision. guys? >> thanks di. >>> have you noticed people are sharing their photos of their dogs to a complete stranger in arizona? >> we'll share pictures and the good news story behind the doggy photo

it will be bringing more morris chair. through the afternoon monday, eventually into tuesday, some snow showers. it will also be pretty windy so there may be reduced visibility. the snow totals, still have to fine-tune these but one of the computer simulations we look at is depicting the higher snowfall totals further northwest. probably in the three to six inch range, which is where the winter storm watch is in effect. in the d.c. metro, probably more one to three inches. but as the coastal system develops, the wraparound snow could add to the total. this is an evolving forecast. stay with the weather team for the latest. tomorrow morning, walking the dog, going for an early morning run, it will be dry. temperatures in the mid to upper 40's. it will take a while for the precipitation to transition to snow, but you will be waking up to snow showers monday with windy conditions, the highest accumulations further northwest. you know the drill, this is a classic set up as far as the higher snowfall totals. i think a few of th

it was in fact initially practicing what professor morris wrote a book about now called members only.ear recognized the united steelworkers of america and historians wonder if there was some overlap between the bargaining directors of us steel and the board of directors of general motors so that the us steel 1 percent to not want to undergo what the general motors 1 percent had undergone shortly before. that list was everyone except us steel. that is what happened. they went on strike in the spring of 1937 experienced the famous and tragic memorial day massacre in south chicago and according to almost universal belief they lost. they were not not recognized as the exclusive bargaining agent for all those different kind of steelworkers. and those who consider the strike as a failure remedied only during world war ii when the steelworkers were finally recognized those who considered the strike was a failure include for example, our beloved and departed comrade martin wayne berman, who we lost to a catastrophe. john sargent president of that huge local three or four different times. stoo

who is willie morris and who's the animal? >> guest: well, that was just an alley cat that he found, a stray cat. willie morris is a wonderful southern writer. it was with willie that i stayed when i went down to visit eudora the last time. i had wanted to stay in a guest house or, you know, a hotel, but they were having some kind of antique show down there. and i think the three hotel rooms in jackson, mississippi, had been sold out. so i called willie and he said,` of course you can stay here.' so i stayed there, and when i went--and i went up and i saw--he slept a little later than i did, and i saw this beautiful writing room of his. and the cat's name is spit mcgee--and took that photograph of him before he drove me over to eudora's and--because i was having lunch with her. and i think it's similar in feeling to the photograph of eudora. i think that you can tell--i don't know why that that is a southern house. it's all those windows, the light, the peacefulness of it. and i like the photograph a lot. c-span: you know, we'

hannah morris. [applause] >> my name is hannah morris. get the kettles boiling and brew up some tea. what better to lift spirits? for officers and 100 soldiers had the duty of firing join or miss guns too heavy to be pulled by horses. he fought in many battles and watched the british advance from his position. as soon -- they brought down their machine guns and mode them down. the descriptions are not poetic. i'm receiving news of his best friend's death, he simply wrote "such a good fellow." he was 24 when world war i began. my grandmother and great and -- leonard parent and was my great-grandfather. by the and of the war, many lessons were recorded at the end of his diary. number four was my favorite -- there's nothing i would not put up with provided there was a good object in it. [applause] >> these are very moving speeches indeed. next, from the northeast of england, i called this era dealt cooper -- aradelle cooper. [applause] >> i would like to start by saying how proud i aim to represent the northeast and pay our respect to world

phillip morris. okay. the equation's now changed after today. today's rally was triggered by netflix. isn't it great to know that if everything goes right with the stock you like you can still make a fortune in one day? on "mad money" tonight, a father and a u.s. navy reserviced who became a biotech entrepreneur to save his children from a rare disease. it inspired a major movie featuring harrison ford. you don't want to miss that exclusive. then the netflix story is far from over. don't miss my take on a spot that -- stock that's about to shoot the lights out. i've got another player that could quadruple. could it do it again? i'll reveal. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail at madmoney @cnbc.com. or head to madmoney@cnbc.com. you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us

sammy morris tours the schools a millionaire hurt collections which houses the world's largest assemblage aviation pioneer. find our complete schedule at www.c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching bike calling us -- e-mail us -- or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> on the cover is lyndon johnson showing a scar. could you tell us about that? >> i was very moved and very upset as were the editors of the "new york review of books." they reviewed books and so wants with the same point of view is mine which was very much thinking the war in vietnam was a dirty war. and

he was found along morris road. the child was not wearing any shoes.ht now the toddler is with child protective services. >>> the u.s. reportedly infiltrated north korean's computer network before the sony hacking scandal. they are not releasing any details at this time. they did not know about the sony hack until the fbi released a report this november. andrea mitchell will have more on the "today" show. >>> today family and friends will honor the memory of a woman killed during metro's underground emergency. a memorial service will be held for carol glover later this morning. it will happen at 10:00 at capitol hill baptist church if middle east. the held examiner says glover died of accuse respiratory failure caused by smoke exposure. friends and strangers have stepped into help. to see how you can help download the nbc washington app. >>> and on wednesday, congress will hold a briefing with the national transportation safety board. the ntsb released its preliminary report and found 45 minutes had passed before power was cut to the third rail before

prosecutors say she acted in retall quaition because she believes morris was involved in her son's previous arrests. >>> an early morning fire claimed life of veteran. it started 1800 block roseland street in philadelphia logan section. firefighters found lee fletcher on the first floor. they rushed into the hospital and he did not make it up initial reports say the fire may have been caused by electrical problem. >> a man presumed dead after silo collapsed overnight in bucks county. 48-year-old tony gabrielley of tony town became flapped cement silo as the riverside silo collapsed. paced on number of factors including cold bucks county technical rescue say there's no chance he survived. osha is called and will investigate the accident. >> what honda did to get slapped with 70 million fine and plus a tragic story out of florida a man flows his daughter over a bridge and what people are saying about his behavior lead leading up to it and man calls 911 after wakes up and has no clue where he s whe ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered

investigators say krupp blamed morris for her son going to jail.me at the time of the fire. >> 6:36 yet another story that is new on "action news." bill cosby appeared in a comedy act in ontario canada. his first show since november. his fans gave him a standing ovation in the ends. protesters came to shame the ticketholders. the pressure has been mounting to cancel the tour dates in canada. 20 women have come forward. his co-star in the cosby show defended him. >> you were quoted him online saying forget those women. >> that's not what i said. i said this is not about a -- the women, this is about the obliteration of legacy. >> cosby has denied the claims and has not been charged. >> let's talk about the weather, the coldest temperatures we've seen in a long time. >> reporter: last winter, certainly. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're precipitation free. that's one built of good news i can give you. there's another bit of good news i'll give you a second. we have clouds up to the north but you can see clearing above the clouds and overal

hannah morris. [applause] >> my name is hannah morris.tles boiling and brew up some tea. what better to lift spirits? four officers and 100 soldiers had the duty of firing join or miss guns too heavy to be pulled by horses. he fought in many battles and watched the british advance from his position. germans had constructed deep stuctures. they brought down their machine guns and mowed them down. the descriptions are not poetic. i'm receiving news of his best friend's death, he simply wrote "such a good fellow." he was 24 when world war i began. leonard parent and was my great-grandfather. by the and of the war, many lessons were recorded at the end of his diary. number four was my favorite -- there's nothing i would not put up with provided there was a good object in it. [applause] >> these are very moving speeches indeed. next, from the northeast of england, i call miss annabelle cooper. [applause] >> i would like to start by saying how proud i aim to represent the northeast and pay our respect to world war i. the great war had a major i

chris morris reports for us. >> just before 6:00 in the evening and a small belgian town -- in small belgian town, the shots and flames at the windows. look inside the building and you can see a police officer opening fire. they say they had intelligence of an eminent attack. the suspect has recently returned from fighting and they fired back. local people could hardly believe what happened. >> i saw a police car and heard explosions followed by gunshots. at first, i thought it was firecrackers. >> a huge security operation in action. though were 10 simultaneous raids across the country. it all happened very quickly. >> the group was about to commit terror attacks in belgium and the search warrants were served as suspects a be the open fire. the opened fire several minutes before being neutralized. >> a dramatic and unexpected night. the authority has always been worried by the number of jihadists in iraq and syria. tonight, they acted against it before it was too late. >> prosecutors believe they were planning terrorist attacks on a grand scale. security has been tightened across th

morris davis was the chief military officer at guantanamo bay. he resigned in 2007.been a big advocate of shutting down the facility. thank you for joining us. what was the protest? why did you resign your post? >> well at the time i was being pressured above me to use evidence that was obtained by torture. of course at the time we didn't talk about torture, but with the senate report that was released a few months ago, i think the public now understands the quality of some of the evidence i was being told i had to use. >> we had a great discussion with the fbi agent who has written and testified extensively on this. but people are being detained and combine that with that that -- prisoner swap with bo bird doll. what is the sense are they terrorists are they not terrorists? >> it opened 13 years ago this month. and we were told all of the men that went through were the worst of the worst. the kind of folks that would chew through the hydraulic hoses on a plane just to kill americans. as you mentioned we're down to 122 now, so that means that 85% of the men that we w

. >> used to be paid by philip morris. now paid by -- >> the media the response of the media and not the partisan media but the authoritative media needs to call out that kind of nonsense. >> okay. i will. >> yeah. [laughter] >> but here's the fundamental problem or a fundamental problem which is as you know, and was mentioned, i was old school reporter from traditional media, "time" magazine for 20 years. >> this is where you make fun of me. >> no. i look to you for answers. there's been an enormous amount of downward economic pressure on traditional media. that has come at a price. there is no question. fewer have foreign bureaus, fewer have domestic bureaus. one reason why there is a sense that all people is concentrated in the white house is every tv reporter does every story from the north lawn because there aren't tv reporters anywhere else who are paid by those organizations. >> sure. >> so how come you seem to have faith that there is an economic model in producing news that is sustainable when all these other inno

when his agent scott morris told him -- scott boras told him with the nationals were offering, he just said wow. >> i think every day it is going out and getting the job done. it's just great to be part of. you always want to be part of a rotation. >> the nfl confirms 11 of the patriots footballs were deflated to play in the rain and cold. did it decide the winner? no. is it against the rules? yes. to me, the number one suspect is tom brady and there should be some fines. but it did not decide the game. and in college basketball, the 13th-ranked maryland terrapins left for indiana the's evening. they play the pictures tomorrow night -- they play the hoosiers tomorrow night and a huge ballgame. >> coming up you could not just see the excitement of seattle seahawks fans. you ca >> new information released about the metro smoke incident is the top trending story on wjla.com. two bodies found in the rubble of the annapolis home fire, and a new winter weather advisory. all of those stories right now on wjla.com. >> fans of the seahawks game really got into it, so much so they created a quak

morris was not home at the time of the fire. >> friends and family of shane montgomery will gather in manayunk a viewing is set to takes place at st. john baptist church apt 5:00 p.m. searchers found the body of the west chester student in the schuylkill river he vanned an thanksgiving morning after leave a bar. >> coming up, police in the midwest are going above to find drivers stranded in the snow. >> reporter: all right guys, take a look at the kids, i've got them all bundled up, probably should have moved the scarf up over their faces. it's that kind of morning with very bitter cold and windchills, in the seven day we'll talk about when it gets better. >> new this morning iowa state police have taken to the skies to search for stranded drivers a snowstorm swept through this week leaving temperatures below zero in some areas. the state patrol is using their 6 aircraft to make it easier to spot motorists who slipped off the roadway. it is negative 6 in des moines. could get out out to negative 8. >> i just tweeted out my snow boots under the desk. david your the man of the hour. sto

it is our interview with jim morris, cofounder of wikipedia. you can watch on of them at c-span.org. next live. your calls and comments on washington journal. at noon today, the u.s. house government is in. tonight, on the communicators fcc because of violent drug and as a utility and other key issues facing the communications in 2015. x iphone one, punitive -- >> >> it was chairman of both the parties, who recognized that to light touch regulation was the best way to incentivize broadband is learned. i stand with those on capitol hill that recognize that white house is the way to go. wayne outstanding best to consider title to work on carrier regulation. in my view that heavy-handed type developed a decade ago the wrong american consumer. x tonight, on the communicators. and at 7:35 a.m. michele flournoy talks about u.s. national security. and budget cuts have his problems s customer service. as always, but it will take your calls and host: at the white house, and unidentified device that could be a drone was found on the grounds in -- and the

meantime redskins running back alfred morris heading to arizona.will play in his second consecutive pro bowl after eagles running back lesean mccoy withdrew because of an injury. so albert finished the 2013 season with 1,074 rushing yards, eight touchdowns. the nfl pro bowl is this sunday in ads az. a week from sunday super bowl xlix. the seattle seahawks punched their ticket after taking down the pack national weather service the nfc championship. hawks trying to win back-to-back sboems. the new england patriots were the last team to repeat as super bowl champs ten years ago and they'll get a chance to stop the seahawks in arizona february 1st on nbc. >>> unlike the last year the wizards liking to play at the verizon center 18-5 right now, four wins away from last season's total. a great achievement but today for the wizards it was more about celebrating martin luther king jr. day. >> it's an honor to play on this day. thank you guys for coming out on behalf of the organization and my teammates. >> thank you to the fans. first quarter, up 11 spin

this happening in morristown morris county.ire started in a building at elm and morris streets just after 11:00 o'clock last night and the flames quickly spread to go other buildings and the wind and the freezing temperatures making firefighters jobs even more difficult than usual. about 25 people were forced out of their homes. the red cross is helping them. still no word yet on exactly what sparked that fire. >>> and we're following a developing story in burlington county, new jersey tonight. that's where people have been found dead. police have been at a home in mt. holly all day. fox 29's brad sattin is live near the scene tonight with the very latest. brad is what is going on there? >> reporter: certainly a sad story, joyce. this has been long cold investigation that got started after 9:00 o'clock with a 911 call this morning. happening at this house behind me. it's actually a duplex. it is the property on the left hand side just got off the phone short time ago with burlington county prosecutor's office telling me that on

alfred morris has been named to the nfl all-star team.he was an alternate, but he is taking the place for mccoy. >> now we know why tiger hates cameras. >> something has been missing for decades is usually long gone right? >> six people are missing after a large fire in annapolis. a social network founder is charged with murder in loudoun county. and the forecast for the wii including the potential of snow wednesday. all of those stories on wjla.com . >> missing for decades, a woman is reunited with her high school class ring from 1957 in colorado springs. she thought it was long gone. thanks to some student sleuths the ring is back to stop a group of social studies honors students were able to narrow it down to somebody named linda crossland based on her initials and the year of the ring. they scoured census records and found her, and they discovered her married name. student said -- she said that the students deserve an a-plus. she lives in kansas now, but they still found her. >> tomorrow will be really nice, kind of like today. near 5

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. >> but we're and i morris over 2 years. >> if we break even the revenue sharing b low begin sooner. >> what happens in two years when the lease expires. >> in two years when the lease expires we go through the same measure which has happened twice. >> we've done a new lease excuse me. and sustained that lease. >> what happens if the lease is not extend. >> you're more familiar with the lease term than i am. >> that will be the giant risk. >> yes. definitely some risk as i noted under the two years left in the lease as negotiated in the 2010 i can't remember exactly but the provisions for the events but does not have an automatic renewal we'll have to renegotiate with giant or this china based company in large parrot it was long term the project itself has a timeline we'll be bringing up an update hopefully in march but go into detail will the timeline for that project the timeline for the larger project definitely effects the lease renewal for the parking lot. >> following up up on that when we negotiated this you explicit except it to be drawn out and given today it will be only tw

joining us now fox news contributor father jonathan morris.nization called open boards, it is suggested that christianity may be extinct in the middle east. here is a question. a lot of people feel islam has declared war on christianity. do you see it that way? >> yes. up problem however is you can't say islam as a whole because there is no such thing. calfs sectors of this month declared war on christianity? yes. they declared war on infidels. anybody who is not of their ilk. we know there is no such thing as property in islam. you don't have sections. this parish priest this bishop or this cardinal or this pastor has control of this area. you can say all of islam has declared war. we saw paris today, they are screening out islamic phrases. stuart: i don't hear the judge or our political leaders make that case, that islam has declared war. i want a more muscular response from christian authorities to this challenge, this war declared by another religion on us. a more muscular response. while not getting it? >> pope francis is as muscular as i