jesse morgan is expected to plead guilty in federal court in alexandria -- jesse morton. he is accused of making threats after a 2010 episode of the show, the case of the moslem prophet muhammed in a bear suit. >> lawmakers pressing for a nasty battle over president obama policy on birth control. a religious schools and hospitals would provide health insurance that procoverage contraceptives. >> this has been a hot-button issue on the campaign trail and on the hill.

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morton said no, no, so he settled on agnew. there wasn't a real ground swell for anyone, but also nixon couldn't afford to alienate anyone. there was -- he still had a tiny bit of fear that if i nominate someone that the party doesn't like, the floor might revote and maybe they might go for reagan. so, yes, it defies common sense but consider nixon's options, he didn't have any. and agnew alienated nobody because the question was spiro who? >> also, by the way, you use the word puzzle. 1968 look at those times, that year. the whole year was a total puzzle. you have assassination of robert kennedy, martin luther king, two conventio conventions, total chaos at both of them but particularly at the democratic convention, vietnam war going crazy. the surprise announcement that lbj wasn't going to run again. if you look at the times, i mean, nothing made sense that particular year. >> there's another consideration, and that is that agnew is a play for white ethnic votes, and nixon is making a play for -- trying to peel off some votes

so from the beginning, what jelly roll morton talk about, this idea.is very latin to me. >> hinojosa: it's true. >> he call it the... >> hinojosa: i never thought of jelly roll morton and latin... >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm. (sings rhythm) as a matter of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in develop

morton said no, no. so he said over on agnew. there wasn't a real groundswell for anyone, but also nixon couldn't afford to alienate anyone. he still had a tiny bit of fear that if i nominate someone that the party doesn't like, the floor might revolt and maybe they might go for reagan, so yes, it defees common sense and consider nixon's options, he didn't have any. agnew alienated nobody because the question was spiro who? >> right. >> also, by the way, you use the word puzzle or 1968, look at those times, that year. the whole year was a total puzzle. you had the assassination of robert kennedy, martin luther king and total chaos and particularly at the democratic convention and vietnam war going crazy and a surprise announcement that lbj wasn't going to announce again and if you look at the times nothing made sense that particular year. there's another consideration and that is agnew as a play for white, ethnic votes and that nixon is making a play trying to peel off some folks that traditionally had been identified as democrat

[applause] school board member, rachel morton. [applause] school board member, sandra lee [applause] you referred earlier to selecting the chief. which is great, sir. gavin named the first female fire chief. [applause] and you kept his chief of staff, steve caller. where are you, steve? [applause] then, mr. mayor, all of this did not just happen. all of the business of this beautiful blue drapery, decking out city hall with a blue carpet and horns of plenty, heralding your arrival. that all happened because you had an inaugural committee headed by none other than charlotte, matthew, and martha. they put all that together. standup if you are a member of that inaugural committee. [applause] then, of course, mr. mayor, you posted during the christmas holidays an event for a very important international unit. as the city unfolds in its international importance, the core of san francisco is going to be very important. please rise of the people concede we really are. [applause] san francisco, frankly, would never be complete -- i left m

morton pled guilty to picking threats against the creators of "south park" who portrayed the prophet muhammad wearing a bear costume, but the plea shows morton was connected to more than a half dozen jihadists. the most noteworthy generated the online magazine inspire, and anwar al-awlaki who was the first american on the cia's kill or capture list, both men killed in a cia strike last year. the threats were more serious and spread like a virus through the virtual world. >> the law has never allowed somebody to, you know, yell fire in a crowded theater. and threats are real, and when they're made on the internet, they're out there forever. and it's very hard to, it's very hard to take them down. >> reporter: the head of the fbi's largest field office here this washington who led this investigation told fox that there appear to be a generational divide, those who grow up with social networking appear to cross this threshold to violence in the virtual world. >> these are individuals that don't have to see face to face, they don't have to sit down and talk the each other face to face in

jesse morton faces five years in prison for each of three counts. to 14,000 jobs that will move women closer to combat. they include intelligence, logistics, and communications. this will not mean women are on the front lines but there will be able to take part in fort deployed units. supporters say this is a first step towards more equal opportunity for women in the military. >> some passengers will soon find a little easier to get through security to pointcheckpoint at three airports in the d.c. region. the program allows people who submit to fingerprints' and background checks to go through security without having to remove their shoes or belfast. -- belts. a decent man in custody for an attack at ketcham elementary school. police arrested 21-year-old davon wood yesterday for the february 1 sexual attack. the assault of a student inside the school while she was escorting him through the building. no word on a court date. >> we are looking at 32 degrees in warrenton. >> still ahead, the outcry over birth control mandate may have the white house se

jesse curtis morton changed his name after converting to islam. he faces up to 15 years in prison when sentenced in may. another operator of the revolution muslim website has been sentenced already to 25 years in prison. >>> occupy d.c. protestors say they plan to cover mcpherson square once again according to the "washington examiner." protestors say that they will reclaim tents confiscated by park police last weekend and they will set up a new tent city. park police have said ohm city tents are -- empty tents are permitted but they cannot have sleeping materials inside. >>> well, despite yesterday's snow in our area, winter is shaping up to be a relief for our heating bill. we'll have that story coming up ahead. >>> plus, white house rules on contraceptives are causing a split with the strong local supporter of the president. we'll be back. >>> an event that's taking place right here in washington is drawing some of the campaign 2012 candidates, the conservative political action conference begins today at the marriott wardman park. former candid

her new life includes a new husband,dale morton. for scott, a wife. irma in the large kitchen, cooking is therapy. she has come a long way. but grief can be possessive pulling at one's progress. she has four lost lived that need tending. >> the most important thing in life is not any of the monetary things, but that you leave on this earth a good name. and my husband and daughters certainly did that and that what is was very important to me. as long as you keep their memory alive, they are alive. >> reporter: irma goff's story is vast, too fast for one night. what about her views of the killer bruno alvarez? she did not want the death penalty and tells us why tomorrow at 6:00. >>> she is amazing, remarkable. >> very brave. thank you, wendy. >>> when rushing in a fire, firefighters must have confidence in their equipment. tonight, news 4 learned one of the largest fire departments in our area will be temporarily working without a key safety device. here is -- >> mayday. >> the shoulder mounted two-way radio speaker is a standard piece of safety equipme

. >>> another guilty plea today from the so-called home grown terrorist, jesse curtis morton admitted to conspiring to solicit the murders of the creators of south park. he ran a revolutionary muslim website from brooklyn and the threats were in response to the episode of south park that depicted them in the bare costume. he pleaded guilty today to federal court in al andrea, facing five years in prison for each of the charges. >>> a tennessee man is facing murder charges for reportedly killing a couple who unfriended his daughter on facebook. the 60-year-old marvin potter appeared in a tennessee court to face the murder charges. before their death, the victims complained to police that potter's daughter were harassing them after deleting her as a friend. the couple's 8-month-old baby was found in the home unharmed. and the washington post report says that authorities have handled other cases where potter's daughter believed she was snubbed by somebody. >>> and in chicago, a teenager was ecstatic when he found his drawing was chosen for this year's city sticker. all that happened when

jesse morton from new york was charged with a threatening of the creators of south park because of their depiction of mohammad. he was charged with the cyte's cofounder, 21-year-old zachary chesser from north carolina, who was convicted of 25 years and sentenced to 25 years in prison. >> tone, the head of the roman catholic church in washington is speaking out on the birth control battle o. one side, the obama administration. on the other, church which said it's being ordered to violate strongly held beliefs. tom fit gerald spoke with the cardinal today and -- tom fitzgerald spoke with the cardinal today. quickly becoming a hot debate. >> reporter: any time politics and religion converge, it's locally to be an emotional issue. this time, it's no different. this surrounds a government ruling requiring churches that own hospitals and universities to offer birth control as part of the employee health insurance. it's a ruling that the church said it can not support. as head of the archdiocese of washington, cardinal donald whirl said birth control is an issue that cuts to the heart of cathol

henry morton stanley, the african explorer and john wesley powell who found or recorded the colorado river exploration. but one of them was william sherman. when the battle started at 5:30 in the morning sherman was all through. he was one of the most brilliant military mind in the history of american military operations but not at shiloh that morning because he'd had a checkered career. he had resigned a few years earlier from the military. he had gone out to california in the gold rush. it revealed his natural brilliance and he failed at everything. he failed as a banker and as farmer and a shopkeeper. he went down to the louisiana and had an academy the future lsu. it was working and the war broke out. he had to leave. his wife was connected to a prominent legal family. he was given a command at bull run. he did pretty well and was given after that command of the western theater, specifically to watch out for kentucky and tennessee. and he said something in fall of 1861 that ruined his career. he said i think this war is going to take 200,000 men. at that time people were talking

jesse morton from new york was charged with threatening the creators of the south park cartoon because of their depiction of mohammed. he was charged with a sight scope founder, convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison and faces up to five years on each charge when he's sentenced in may. >>> the guy known as a cable guy in rural missouri, but to british police he's fast eddie mayer, the driver in a high profile armored car heist. investigators arrested him yesterday after 19 years on the run. they say back in 1993 mayer was an armored car guard. drove off with $1.5 million just vanished. apparently moved several times throughout the u.s. living under an assumed name until police got a tip he was a british fugitive. >>> risky behavior on cell phones is on the rise, plus a tech company making drastic changes. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> we're starting off with important information for kodak camera owners. no. 5, kodak will no longer make digital cameras, pocket cameras or digital frames trying to focus on photo printing, desktop ink jet printers. it will still honor war

you are twenty twelve they've been drawn alongside the netherlands portugal and germany their boss morton also says playing russia is ideal preparation. surely i mean we play against the dutch team a good portugal and in germany in the play the same with the russian team so for pin mark it's a very good just the russian team is the team who have a lot of experience they have a lot of players around thirty who are still going strong they have most of the players are coming from years from moscow and seen it in petersburg. so it's good to clubs and then they have a lot of games in the clubs but surely all together in the national team. staying with euro twenty twelve those not long to go until autonomy gets underway on the eighth of june in three months and eleven days poland take on greece in warsaw and organizers remain confident their preparations are under control speaking at a press conference in the ukrainian capital officials from both countries ukraine and poland stressed that everything will run smoothly when the tournament starts ukraine has built modernized for stadiums and airpo

their boss morton also in says playing russia is ideal preparation. surely i mean we play against. him in the end they play the same with the russian teams. the russian team is the team have a lot of experience they have a lot of players around thirty are still going strong they have most of the players are coming from from moscow and then it simply just book. so it's for to get to clubs and then they have play a lot of games in the clubs and surely all together in the national teams now talking of euro two thousand and twelve and there's no long to go now until the tournament gets underway a little over one hundred days until the june eighth kickoff when poland's take on greece in warsaw and organizers remain confident the preparations are under control speaking at a press conference in the ukrainian capital officials from both host countries ukraine and poland stressed that everything will run smoothly when the tournament starts ukraine has built and modernized for stadiums and airports and its road system is ready for the tens of thousands of fans who will be travelling between

. >> i agree with both morton and walter, i think that congress -- not rule 11 but i don't think congress can statutorily carry all of the duties a confirmed executive branch office would have carried. >> you know, let's remember the legislative veto case. you know, the congress can't use its plenary powers to internally organize itself in a way that disregards article i section 7. so if, in fact, the organization of this office disregards some textural provision of the constitution and i'm not convinced that the recess power one is enough of a text for that purpose, as opposed, in the same say that it was enough to point to article i section 7 to stop the legislative veto. >> specifically exempted the rule making power of each house from chada itself. >> specifically did. >> one more question from the audience. >> chris russell with congressman scott derek. just on the one point of whether the senate was unable or unwilling, i guess, to -- the senate did actually weigh in. 44 senators sent letter, hey, we'll confirm him if we get these changes to the law. they weighed in. they aren't goi

tough theory twenty twelve being drawn alongside the netherlands portugal and germany their boss morton also says playing russia is ideal preparation. surely i mean we play against the tajima good portugal and in germany in the play the same with the russian team so for denmark it's a very good just the russian team is the team who have a lot of experience they have a lot of players around thirty are still going strong they have most of the players are coming from from moscow and seen it simply just book. so it's good to clubs and then they play a lot of games in the clubs and surely all together in the national teams. elsewhere the netherlands prepared to travel to england for the pick off to morris friendly games for. it will be their first trip to the ninety thousand c. stadium but for liverpool midfielder deco it will be his second appearance there in four days the dutch was part of a nice size team which won the carling cup title on sunday the likes of rob and john hiatt to get ready for action meaning this fixture is hardly going to be just a friendly. i think it's a very interest

mitt romney was also questioned n for president, romney tried to put the morton issue to rest. >> a person should not be elected because of his faith, nor should he be rejected because of his faith. >> reporter: presidential candidates have often had to grapple with their religion. >> there's been no issue as hot as religion in american politics. >> reporter: and no way to predict how it will affect voters this year. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce the comeback kid, mitt romney, the next president of the united states of america. bring it on. >> reporter: this is peter alexander on the campaign trail in detroit. facing next week's crucial primary in michigan, mitt romney tried to focus on the main argument, that he's the best candidate to fix the american economy. >> how can we have a president -- this is what i don't get -- how can we have a president whose tax policy is to raise taxes? >> still in what's become a neck and neck republican race, rick santorum is threatening to derail romney's path to the nomination. >> if he loses, he loses

turn to morton to make your dreams come true. top producer seminar this week, >> with three veteran market experts at the "top producer" seminar this week, i began by asking bab utterback about the -- bob utterback about the nearly unthinkable possibility of another disappointing corn crop in 2012. >> what happens is prices will stay in the upper $6 range. maybe even $7. i would challenge you -- i will revert back to that we have kind of fallen in love with the high profit levels we'd seen in the marketplace. >> what's not to love, bob? >> it's not normal. it's abnormal to have all this over production costs. i would say if you look at historical averages, 50 to 70 dollars is more the norm. so... and i think we're on a supply growth curve over the next three to five years, where the demand curve is starting to flatten out. ethanol usage is not going to explode. i would suggest to you exports are going to be good but not at a heavy rate. so we're coming to a time period where the profit margin will have a period of being squeezed

morton is good, nails the free teleto win the game for the patriots. >>> our time is 6:25. ahead, a new bayway to get around arlington national cemetery debuts today. >>> and the biggest mistakes people make during a job interview and how to avoid making them yourself. >> no hov restrictions in virginia. on to 395 and the 141st street bridge. coming up in my next report, we'll go into maryland at 6:30. we are watching 9news now, stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. good morning, we are back at 6:29 and this is always the place to get your weather first. here's a live look at brandy station, virginia in culpepper county. schools there are opening

it happened overnight in morton. no word on the victim's condition or identity.e have not said if they know what vehicle they're looking for at this point. we will bring you more details about the story as it becomes available. another big story we're following is the morning's weather. not looking too bad to start off. >> not so bad. in all fairness, saturday, today, is going to be fantastic. you cannot file a complaint, golfers be wear. i wonder if it's a motherologic motherological -- meteorological term you throw out often? sn>> i'm not above that. don't waste your time washing the car today. do everything else. by tomorrow afternoon, my guess is there will be a thin coating of road salt just about all over the area that will resalty fi your car, if that's a word and it will be dirty again. save your time to do something else more fun in the outdoors. sunny and nice to get your day started. a clear sky out there, the golden glow on the east for us, still waiting on your sunrise, up in five or six minutes from now. temperatures in the 30s. it's almost ready to

jesse morgan is expected to plead guilty in federal court in alexandria -- jesse morton. he is accused of making threats after a 2010 episode of the show, the case of the moslem prophet muhammed in a bear suit. >> lawmakers pressing for a nasty battle over president obama policy on birth control. a religious schools and hospitals would provide health insurance that procoverage contraceptives. >> this has been a hot-button issue on the campaign trail and on the hill. now there's word there may be a compromise in the works. a controversial policy of requiring employers including those affiliated with the church to cover birth control for its employees is heating up. >> what they are saying is it is ok for you to not include things that are morally repugnant or violate your conscience if you are only serving the members in your church, but if you go out and help people who may not be members of your church then in after cover this. think how to assert this is. >> the catholic church called the attack on religious freedom. a new poll according to cnn shows 58% of catholics ag

last year a judge sentence add fairfax county man who was associated with morton to 25 years in prisonary admitted he wrote online posts threatening to kill "south park" creators for mocking the prophet muhammad. >> they ee expected to pay 5% more toward their pensions over three years. new employees would get less generous retirement benefits. under this proposal the extra money would make up for a shortfall in the federal gas tax revenue and would contribute $260 billion for highway and transit programs. >>> and today d.c. officials will unveil a new ad campaign. the add's part of a december strictwide campaign to get kids to stay in school. the campaign will feature motivational stories of five d.c. students who stopped skipping school and got better grades as a result. >>> maryland is home to some of the smaefrt kids in the country, and they have the test results to prove it. maryland comes in first with nearly 28% of high school seniors scoring high enough on the a.p. exams to earn college credit. they released the rankings yesterday. nearly 30% of the montgomery students scored h

this man, 49-year-old morton springer.two 7-year-old girls in a classroom. the alleged attacks happened in the past three years, again, at the same school. joining me now is the superintendent of the los angeles unified school district. i guess the question on everybody's mind is how could this have happened on school premises in a classroom. >> that's why we are investigating it. that's why we are working with the police to try to understand that and how it could have happened over that period of time. >> if you viewed the charges against the teacher as grave enough to warrant being fired right away, should parents have been alerted what was going on at the school for more than a year. >> when the police tell you to act and do a certain thing, we follow that. the police were clear that we were not to be involved in the investigation. we followed everything to the letter of the law they directed us to do. >> what's amazing to me though is this guy still gets a pension. i mean, he gets lifetime health benefits, nearly $4,00

jesse curtis morton of new york changed his name after converting to islam. he was arrested in morocco last fall and another operator of the revolution muslim website has already been sentenced to 25 years in prison. >>> former virginia governor and current candidate tim cane is breaking from president obama. the democrat is now criticizing some new white house rules which require some religious groups to provide coverage for contraceptives, cane is catholic. republicans and some democrats on the hill are fighting back now. they want the white house to allow an opt out clause for groups that say it violates their beliefs. among opponents speaking out, the roman catholic archdiocese of baltimore. >> this isn't something we can compromise on because it's fundamental to our teachings and you have to be consistent. we're talking about not just contraception but condoms. >> as well as all counties in maryland west of frederick, cbs the morning is going to be talking about this issue. in fact, arizona senator john mccain will be sharing his thoughts at the top of t

>> reporter: her new life includes a new husband, dale morton. and for scott, a wife. and irma in her large kitchen filling them with food, cooking she says is therapy. she's come a long way. but grief can be possessive. pulling at one's progress. she has four lost lives that still need tending. >> reporter: the most important thing in life is not any of the monetary things but that you leave on this earth a good name. and my husband and daughters certainly did that. that's what was very important to me. as long as you keep their memory alive they are alive. >> what does irma goff think of the killer? do you know she didn't want the death penalty? and she tells us why. that's coming up in part two on news 4 tonight at 6:00. >> denied the right to have a witness. >> the gentle lady -- >> i want a right to make a parliamentary inquiry. >> d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton walked out today during a congressional hearing on contraception. the hearing stemmed from last week's controversial move by president obama. it would require religious in-laws constitutions that prov

invisible to both the queen and prince philip and it really wasn't until the book written by andrew morton that diana had secretly had collaborated with, that was published in 1992, which was 11 years after they were married and it was highly grill of charles. it was very damaging to charles. and very tough on the rest of the royal family. so the queen not -- not completely understandably viewed this as a act of betrayal and disloyalty and it was compounded by the fact when she was asked about it, diana did not tell the truth. so at that point it became clear that it was going to be difficult for them to continue with their marriage so they separated not long after that. and then, you know -- >> but the reason she choose her grandson and not her son to succeed her? >> oh, she hasn't done that. charles is definitely in line to succeed her. oh, yes, that's the way it works. yeah, i think -- there have been public opinion polls that have indicated that a lot of people would prefer to see the, you know, beautiful young couple succeed her, but charles is the one, yeah. >> okay, thank you. >> i

people just take those numbers with a grain of salt and not a box of morton's and just consider how thepany's low-ball guidance for last year. at the beginning of 2011, polaris talked about 11% revenue growth tops, and no more than 13% increase in earnings. however, the company actually delivered was different, a 33% rise in revenue with earnings per share up 50%! ♪ hallelujah >> last year they promised guidance that was too conservative and they blew away the numbers and i bet they'll repeat that performance in 2012. they have side by side off road vehicles that seat four people not just two as well as lower priced models. second, they also have a joint venture with bobcat and the work utility segment that could be worth $100 million over the next three to five years. third and most important, polaris is building out its international business. at the moment the company has a limited exposure to rapidly growing markets like brazil, russia, india, china and indonesia, don't know how much snow they get there. right now honda is the market leader in these areas and polaris beat the manufa

jessie morton will appear in federal court in alexandria. last year a judge sentenced zachary chesser to 25 years in prison. the fairfax county man admitted he threatened to kill the cartoon creators for mocking the muslim prophet mohammuhammad ha >>> we will talk about changes coming to our forecast. >> we could get more snow tomorrow night into the first part of the weekend. but the rest of the day today, a beautiful blue sky. that's the live view from the sky watcher camera looking into fairfax county in the distance, foreground is northwest washington. and later today, we will climb into the low to mid 40s. right now temperatures are in the 30s to near 40 degrees. montgomery county mid 30s. much of fairfax county and prince george's county, arlington county near 40 as is the district of columbia, southern maryland near the bay. and northern neck. farther west and north, the temperatures there are in the mid 30s. shenandoah valley, blue ridge, western maryland, and we have quite a bit of sunshine here now. and overnight tonight mostly cle

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his boss, by the way, the head of the entire immigration and customs enforcement division john mortonere to los angeles to be with and meet with the victims and their family members. >> casey stegall live for us. thanks, casey. >>> johnson & johnson has issued a massive recall of infant tylenol due to a bottle design flaw. the company released the bottles in november touting them as an improvement that would make it easier to measure doses. they have a protective cover that is supposed to limit how much medicine can go into a plastic syringe. but the syringe can push the cover into the bottle. the company is now recalling all bottles of grape flavored liquid infant's tylenol from stores nationwide. for are complete information head to fox news .com/shep. doctors say there is no magic pill to make people lose weight but the food and drug administration currently deciding whether to approve the diet drug qnexa. they say it is effective for weight loss but already rejected it once because of possible side effects including heart problems, suicidal thoughts and birth defects. >> not just