any game changers, peggy? >> i'll tell you what's on my mind. it's not so much a game changer but a large theme which has played out in the world and in our society in the past few years. i think it sort of marks the feel of the 21st century as it begins and we're still at the beginning. and that is the fall of establishment throughout the world. and the fall of structures that we had come to rely on. there's what's happening in europe, there's the arab spring, there's the end of governments that governmental situations are set up that had existed for many decades. and the rising up of people in a sort of incoate force that will define itself and become itself in time. i guess i'm saying this was a period of the most extraordinary instability. >> bill, what about you? what's the most significant, as you look back, in terms of the big events? >> i think peggy has a good theme there, the fall of establishments, and i would suggest that they tend to weaken or fall. ultimately when economic growth and when populations and their citizens are more tha

peggy, peggy, peggy, peggy... peggy, i can hear you. thank you, thank you. want better customer service? switch to discover, ranked #1 in customer loyalty. it pays to discover. >> mike: 3-3 the score as overtime, four against four, about to begin. >> eddie: how did we get here? the penguins early and often. kris letang on a power play, his sixth. james neal off a face-off win by evgeni malkin. his 25th. second period, it was all capitals early. brooks laich, beautiful pass there by dennis wideman. his 19th. alexander semin, beautiful play by ovechkin and perreault. and then alexander ovechkin with a great pass from alexander semin. 3-2. and then james neal in his seventh career game, gets his sixth goal. there's that shot by troy brouwer very late in the third period. >> mike: some of you may be waiting for the invitational. watch some exciting overtime hockey first. number six and number eight playing one another. both teams are guaranteed a point. pittsburgh has moved to 57 and washington to that 53. >> pierre: the dreaded three-point game hurts everybody

>>shepard: what do you thing of peggy peggy noonan's angry ak muffin.e short of it is, there are aspects of the speaker's public and professional record like, for example, his attack on the ryan budget that are questionable and he wasn't able to answer those questions to the satisfaction of the people of iowa. we contrast on the record and we will continue doing that. we have a candidate with outstanding record. >>shepard: is that where the war began in and has anyone from camp mitt reached out to camp newt and said, evangelical leaders said there is no conservative alternative stop beating up the president who is trying to get to the white house. >>guest: i vicinity, and i don't know if someone else has we believe that the party needs to pull together after the nomination and we have made every effort. >>shepard: after the nomination. >>guest: because until then we will vie for who is the nominee. i think miles per mitt romney ce the party. >>shepard: the polls indicate he cannot get above 25 history and the history books tells he cannot be president.

peggy mentioned this. really interesting to see the social conservatives now coming behind rick santorum, they were closing ranks behind mitt romney. >> because, look, the rule for the republican party these past 30 years, has been, use your social conservative issues to rally the base. to win elections. but ultimately, it's always in the hands of the economic conservatives. ultimately, it's always -- whatever they talk about, in fact, the priority after the election is about taxes on the rich people. in 2004, george bush won re-election by promising to defend the country against terrorists. mitt romney is the kind of the guy that the republican party has always wanted. >> go ahead, cokie. >> rick perry was making a good point. it's obviously in his self-interest to make this point. but, to get these attacks out of the way now, really does help the republican party. clearly, it would be a huge upset if romney were not the nominee at this point. and these -- and these -- this whole line of attacks is certai

so that's my position. >> peggy?allows those who are giving a lot of money to the super pacs to keep quiet who they are, not to be revealed until, sometimes, after the election. so there isn't full transparency. does that give you any anxiety or cause for concern? >> peggy, you know a lot more about the super pacs that i do. i will say the president obviously and the administration oppose citizens united. we wanted to make sure we were keeping all of the, those corporate donations out of the arena and to have the transparency that's so important, but that is not the law of the land. we oppose citizens united. we fought very hard against it but lost that lawsuit. but that's the way it should be. we should have won that case. >> i'm looking at comments you made, valerie, before we close, at a church in atlanta. >> not just a church. >> yes. >> a big church. ebenezer baptist church. the home of martin luther king jr. when he was alive, obviously. >> here's the "weekly standard" you said teachers and firefighters and pol

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i'm peggy fox, back to you. >> like you said, peggy, somebody has to pay in more ways than one. >> caught on tape, something you don't see every day. a deer in a public library. bruce johnson has the story and the video from southwest d.c. >> the highland branch of the d.c. public library is closed for repairs in a major clean up. this after a deer caught on security tape and cell phone video crashed through an entrance. >> came and hit the car. once it hit the car, it ran straight into the library. >> deer came through just before 1:00. ten minutes later, in the library would have been open to the public, perhaps with small children inside. >> i was back in the back checking my e-mail and i heard a crash. >> maria perry, a 26 year employee, the branch manager was one of two employees who escaped injury when the intruder came crashing through. >> i'm looking. i'm like what is that? oh, got up and started charging. had to barricade an office. >> d.c. police and animal control were summoned. the deer was tranquilized. >> it should have closed on friday. a spanking new library is going up ri

peggy fox caught up with him today. i'm peggy fox at national airport. where senator rand paul describes how he missed his flight today after a standoff with it. s.a. agents in nashville. tsa agents didn't care about seeing senator rand paul's knee after he set off a screening machine in nashville. they were about to give him a pat down and he refused. >> if you go through and your 10-year-old or 12-year-old daughter goes through and the light goes off and you don't want her patted down, i think she ought to get to walk back through there. >> after an shower paul was final lay loud to walk back through the scanner again. senator paul says unless the passenger raises suspicions, everyone should be allowed to walk back through the scanners if they want. >> why does it take so much to go through the screening again? >> reporter: doctors say they are hopeful senator mark kirk will make a full recovery after he experienced a stroke this weekend. the 52-year-old illinois republican checked himself into the hospital saturday and underwent surgery today to relie

peggy fox says an update on efforts to get students back to campus in a few weeks. >> i'm peggy fox at louisa county high school, damaged since the earthquake back in august, they're putting the finishing touches on to get ready to move into a modular campus. >> building p, classrooms. building k, classrooms. >> it takes more than a, b, c, to move an entire high school. it takes h, k, and p. >> ready for february 1st. >> that's the day 14 hundred 00 students go back to school on their school's temporary parking lot. >> they'll be right in front of their building severely damaged. >> it was very frightening. they settled in. i think the trust is back. >> then we had an aftershock in the morning. it was 2.0. every one of us just froze. but we're ok. >> the high school students have been sharing the middle school next door. each school has been operating alternating days including saturdays for the younger students. >> we made it work, yes. >> superintendent dr. debra pettitte said she's grateful to the parents. >> parents have not complained. they've stuck with us. as of february 1st, we

reporter: i'm peggy fox.ive months after that big earthquake i'll tell you how this high school is going modular. >>> nearly five months after an earthquake rocked mineral, virginia, aftershocks continue in the small town. yesterday an aftershock hit louisa county and once again rattled the frayed nerves of residents. >> since august two schools remain closed because of the damage to the buildings and they're still unsafe. we sent our peggy fox out to louisa county to get an up close look at how these schools are trying to rebuild. reporter: i'm peggy fox at louisa county high school damaged ever since that its quake in august. they're putting the finishes touches on to get ready to move into a modular campus. >> building k classrooms, building k classrooms. reporter: it takes more than a, b, c to move an entire high school. it also takes h, k and p. >> we have to get this site all ready for february 1st. reporter: that's the day 1,400 students at louisa county high school go back to class in their new tempor

peggy fox, 9news now. >> coming up on 9news, we'll see if topper's forecast is a good deal for us. it's been pretty mild. plus, people behind this scene not the -- the sign, i should say. we'll talk about what is wrong there. i'm sure you can figure it out. we'll be back in two minutes. >>> a refresher course in spelling could be order for the people in this next story. the word school is misspelled and it's been this way since the summer of 2010. the word above it is also wrong, missing an i in crossing. >> i was like, really? >> everybody makes mistakes. >> okay, but why so long to fix it? somebody finally did. the road signs were corrected tuesday. new york city blames a utility provider for the spelling mistakes. but since the summer of 2010? it's 2012. really. >> i hope someone noticed and couldn't get around to doing it? >> that's what i'm hoping. >> all right, 49 today. i mean, okay, not our 54 like yesterday. >> still so nice. >> we cannot complain. going back to the birds, they were blackbirds in the story we got before. i got an e-mail from amy saying there are dozens of

peggy fox has more on this unfolding story. >> they were walking through the trail. >> search teams on the ground, in the air, and on the potomac river spent the first two days of 2012 looking for 27-year-old heather beatty. the mother of two little girls and wife of an army soldier disappeared around 5:00 p.m. new year's day. her husband reported her missing at 7:30. his concern about her walking off into the woods from their home on the base prompted the massive search. it included 40 uniformed soldiers. the coast guard, and fairfax county emergency teams. >> there are guards out here in fairfax county. they are trying to help. >> no dogs. just them walking and keeping an eye on the search. >> keep an eye out. >> for what? >> for blond haired lady, short hair. >> a team of five was seen searching just outside fort belvoir a few miles south of mt. vernon. one of the searchers spotted her around 2:00 just walking on the base. she has since been reunited with her husband and is in a local hospital being evaluated. peggy fox, 9news now. >> officials are working on an official press relea

here is peggy fox. >> jason is 36 years old, but has the mental capacity of a six month old baby. his mother says since she couldn't handle him at home, he lives here at the northern virginia training center where he is taking there feudic writing and enjoys many activities. >> it's a full, vibrant campus. >> all of the residents have severe disabilities. >> john does not walk. he does not talk. he is not potty trained. >> when ed could not lift his grown son anymore, the parents are among hundreds who are angry and terrified about virginia's settlement agreement with the justice department that will close four of its five training centers. including nbtc. the residents are to be moved back home with support services or to group homes. >> put him in a playpen or a tv in front of him and feed him? that's not a life like yours. that's a prison. >> in the parent's legislative mission, they warn that closing the training centers could lead to what happened in new york state. where the death of 1200 developmentally disabled people were attributed to unknown or unnatural causes. things

peggy fox, 9news now. >>> three days into the new year and campaign 2012 will really start to pick up steam. tomorrow is the iowa caucuses and six of the seven candidates are criss crossing the state tonight to make their last minute pitches. a new poll pit mitt romney in the lead, followed by ron paul and rick santorum. a key iowa congressman has not given any endorsement. >> lie look at a candidate and say, i like all these things about them, but it's not all i want to see in the next president of the united states. it's true, we don't have a perfect candidate, but we could make a perfect candidate out of the candidates that are there. >> and steve king is not alone, that same poll shows that 41% of people who are likely to vote tomorrow have not decided who to cast a ballot for or they say they may change their minds. danielle nottingham has been in des moines since late last week and danielle, you have to wonder with the caucuses starting tomorrow, why so many people are undecided? >> well lesli, i spoke to a lot of voters over this last week and they say so far all of the candida

the cost to compete bonuses in the budget, which we have to fight tooth and nail. >> in richmond, peggy fox, 9news now. >> tonight, governor mcdonnell will address the general assembly in his annual state of the commonwealth address. he will lay out his spending priorities for the proposed budget. >>> voters in maryland's fourth district have one less candidate to choose from. prosecutor glenn ivey has announced he is dropping out of the race. he was planning to take on donna edwards for the democratic nomination, but ivey was having trouble raising enough money. edwards still faces two other democrats in the primary, but neither is as well known as ivey is. >>> an update over a battle on church property in virginia. a judge ruled today against seven congregations who split from the episcopal church. this started in 2006. those churches want to keep their buildings and land, but the judge ruled today the episcopal church should be restored as the owner of all the churches involved. that same judge sited with the seven congregation, but the state court disagreed. >>> make sure you have a

as peggy fox reports, it was so badly damaged, some wanted investigated as a hate crime. >> i'm peggy fox where fairfax county police say if they find the vandals who hit this mosque and learn they did it to target islam, it could be a hate crime. >> it could be somebody who really -- they made it to look like it. >> it was a heartbreaking discovery for the muslim community, which was weeks away from opening it new mosque. >> did not leave one window untouched. >> each window has been broken or shattered. >> this has at least four. >> the vandals struck overnight, using bottles of alcohol, cinder blocks, or two by fours. damage is estimated between $60 to $80,000. >> we are devastated. >> the leaders believe it's a hate crime. >> there are always going be people that don't like this. the majority of people in this area are very accepting and are very loving people. >> is iran willing to launch a terror attack inside the united states in response to a real or perceived threat? u.s. intelligence agencies say the sobering answer to that question is yes. that is the warning from the u.s.

and i think peggy may be a kindred spirit here.u think about rick santorum and his policies and whether he's too far right on social issues, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, you and i have been lamenting the fact that over the past year, year and a half, there have been not been grown-ups in this presidential race. that some have even made a joke of the entire nomination process. and when we say that, people assume that it has something to do with ideology. rick santorum is a perfect example of somebody who is a hard right republican. and yet, he's a grown-up. he's been in the senate, he represented pennsylvania. this is actually a guy who if he had the money and infrastructure could be a kocontender. >> absolutely. he was in the house, in the senate, helped shepherd various serious pieces of legislation, such as welfare reform then a few years ago had a bad loss in pennsylvania which made a number of people think he was over on the national stage. the thing that you and i have decried a lot, joe, is candidates who have come forwar

reporter: i'm peggy fox in fairfax where carmela dela rosa received a jury recommended sentence of 35 years in prison for killing her granddaughter. what do you guys think about the sentencing? is it fair? >> a little harsh. reporter: before receiving the sentence the 51-year-old grandmother stood before the court and cried as she said, "i'm very sorry for what i've done." and she apologized to her daughter cat and james whose daughter she killed. >> her motive was jealousy, anger and revenge. reporter: on november 29th as the family walked out of tysons corner food court she picked up and threw her 2 1/2-year-old granddaughter angelyn ogdoc off a 50-foot high bridge to her death. >> it's been a long arduous case for the family. they suffered greatly. >> she loved her granddaughter and would never do anything purposely to hurt her. her mental illness is the only reason, the only explanation for what happened. reporter: >> that was peggy fox. >>> police are looking for the driver in a hit and run crash in oxon hill. that person struck a man and woman this morning in the 6200 block of o

reporter: i'm peggy fox at louisa county high school damaged since the earthquake in august. they're putting the finishing touches on to get ready to move into a modular campus. >> building c classrooms, building k classrooms. reporter: it takes more than a, b, c to move an entire high school. it also takes h, k and p. >> we have to get this site all already for february 1st. reporter: that's the day 1400 students at louisa county high school go back to class in their new temporary buildings on their school's parking lot. they'll be in front of their old building which was severely damaged in the august earthquake. >> it was very frightening and they were very frightened, but they've ettled in and i think the trust is back. -- settled in and i think the trust is back. reporter: then? >> we had an aftershock yesterday in the morning, 2. something, and every one of us just froze. we just said again? but we're okay. reporter: the high school students have been sharing the middle school next-door. each school has operated alternating days including saturdays for the younger stude

as peggy fox reports, he's not the only one celebrating. reporter: warner ashby of rockville purchased about 30 new year's raffle tickets for 20 bucks each. this is the one that turned that $600 investment into a million. >> wow! this could be a good day for me. so i looked through my numbers and there it was. i was flabbergasted. i looked through it a few times, made a few combs of the ticket and then i said -- copies of the ticket and then i said oh, my gosh. >> at that time i was calling everybody to say hey, the store won a million dollars of. reporter: the owner of the 7- eleven in great falls was just as excited because his store is where ashby purchased that winning ticket thanksgiving day. now he gets $10,000 for the retailer prize. >> i wish i had the whole thing, though. reporter: warner ashby plans to spend some of his million on his favorite thing, his grandchildren and he might go to hawaii, but he'll keep his chauffeur job for at least a year. >> i like my job. i like the people i work with. i'm not ready to give that up. they

peggy fox joins us with more on the reunion. peggy. >> reporter: part of the search went on here at the washington griss mill. she pent the night wandering in these woods. >> we were walking through the trail and looking for her. >> search teams on the ground, in the air, and on the potomac river spent the first two days of 2012 looking for 27-year-old heather bayty. the mother of two little girls and wife of an army soldier disappeared around 5:00 p.m. new year's day. her husband reported her missing at 7:30. his concern about her walking off into the woods from their home on the base prompted the massive search. it included 40 uniformed soldiers, the coast guard, and fairfax county emergency team. a team of five was seen searching outside the gates. and not far from where the family lives. >> there are a couple guards here in fairfax county that are trying to help. >> they have dogs? >> no dogs. just them walking and keeping the search up. they told us to keep looking. >> they asked you to look? keep an eye out? >> for what? a

i'm peggy fox in alexandria. coming up, i'll tell you what people say needs change before someone else is hurt along this busy road. >>> we have an update on that accused serial mall slasher. authorities still working to bring 40-year-old johnny back to fairfax county. he was arrested at a lima, peru mall over the weekend. he suspected of slashing nine young women on their backsides at malls in fairfax county last year. police discovered him has returned to his home country of peru after they issued an arrest warrant in september. >>> a young man who killed a little boy on sunday has been charged with dui manslaughter. >> 22-year-old victor has also been charged with maiming for injuring the boy's mother who was walking with her eight-year- old son when the car slammed into them. peggy fox has more from alexandria where the deadly crash happened. >> the boy was killed when walking with his mother on this sidewalk. the driver who hit him was going so fast that he jumped the curb about 30 feet back there. knocked o

peggy fox is live in richmond. peggy, who is on the agenda? >> well, the big story today was a fight over control of the senate. the senate is split 20 democrats, 20 republicans. so the democrats put forth a proposal today to share power. it was voted upon 20-20 and republican lieutenant governor broke the tie to feeding the proposal. essentially giving control of the senate to republicans. it means lieutenant governor will be able to break those ties in everything except for budget and spending bills. budget and spending are the focus of the session. >> virginia general assembly kicked off its 2012 session. >> the house of delegates is now in session. >> for high hopes of legislation supported by republicans. for only the second time since the civil war, republicans control both the general assembly and the governor's mansion. that change in balance could hurt northern virginia, especially in education funding. >> the governor is trying to siphon off $100 million a year and use it to pave roads. those of us across virginia who care about educ

. >> i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm rob nelson.on "world news now," joining our crazy overnight family, peggy. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> been here a short type. everybody has been so fantastic. can't imagine working with nicer people. thank you so much for being so great to work with. >> absolutely. going to miss you. thank you so much. >> i am going to miss you too, mr. nelson. >> and having so much fun. makes such a huge difference on the show. >> ready. >> ah! >> ha-ha-ha! >> good morning, everyone, i'm tanya rivero. >> i'm rob nelson. welcome back to the -- the fun times here at "world news now." >> great to be back. >> i just want to say this has been so awesome hanging out on the overnight shift. rob, you have been so much fun. i want to say, people write in, they sometimes say what's with the rotating anchors. and you know -- >> nature of the biz. >> nature of the biz. not that we don't love each other. we do, it's just that other things happen. >> good monday morning. i'm rob nelson. a new partner in crime for the wee

peggy fox, 9news now. >> this is the first lawsuit over redistricting plan.he county tells us in order for the school board to reconsider its decision, it would have to redo the entire process and that would mean another four months of public hearings. >>> it is coming up on 6:50. time to answer our question of the morning. it was 52% of all men in a recent survey said they want women to banish this beauty product. is it a, lipstick. b, body glitter or c, black nail polish. >> a lot of us guessed this one right this morning. the answer is b, body glitter. >> one of our viewers said it doesn't taste good. a check on the news before you go is up next. ♪ pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free checking at capital one bank. instead of some unfashionable rate, your checking could be earning five times the national average. and free atms anywhere. five times the interest? that's hot. oooooo! let's catwalk! you want more interest? open an account at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? does thi

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peggy says, you know what it could happen again. >> i think so. this valley you know has a different kind of energy. california has a different energy than any other part of the country. i was born here in san jose so rah-rah california and san jose. >> i think there was a lot of comradery, we really pushed each over and we were really supportive as well. i can attribute a little bit of the success to my upbringing. >>> everything working against the broncos tonight. a couple of young players out with disciplinary problems and they're taking on a team that appears to be gelling tonight. a couple of 49er assistant coaches. taeuging -- taking in on santa clara, they would rather be packing up for indianapolis. calario assisting black well. down under he had 19 in the crews 90-77. meantime the gills of st. mar mary's just keep rolling along. number 21 in the land they are. remember a couple of years ago you couldn't go 10 minutes without hearing something about bret favre. well now it's peyton manning. >> the politician, i don't know. look he's -- wh

peggy noonan of "the wall street journal" called newt gingrich an angry little attack muffin for theay he's been taking on mitt romney. i asked the former speaker about that and more. take a listen. let's talk about the campaign thus far. peggy noonan came out with a piece this week and referred to you, and i quote, as an angry little attack muffin. your response to that, mr. speaker. >> i think anybody who would call me little is so sweet that it's very hard for me to be upset. [laughter] i've had a permanent challenge with my weight, and i just want to tell peggy how much i appreciate that thought. megyn: how about the angry part? >> i'm not angry. megyn: romney's said it, some other folks have said it. why do they think you're so angry? >> because they can't figure out any other explanation. i have been active thinking about, work anything and studying politics since i was 15. that's 53 years. i ran twice and lost. i helped develop a republican majority. i've been in fights with presidents, including in my own party, about raising taxes. i don't worry about this stuff. this is a b

. >> first, peggy. all kinds of tattoos. >> thank you our colleagues at abc.rs one time during their career here at abc. thank you so much for the, abc love this morning. we appreciate it. >> i'm excited for the polka. my first. >> the party ain't over. a special polka. >> i'm polish, 25%. i can't polka dance. i will try. >> you will try a quarter of the next segment. >> i'll enjoy it all. >> big, big celebration continues right afgts tter the . stick around, folks. we'll be right back. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol