suzanne and michael?hat you're saying there is it's not likely they spread to other hotel companies at the moment? it seems to be isolated there? >> reporter: well, it's a good question. it very well could spread, because white lodging actually manages some of the biggest hotel names, like hilton and sheraton and westin. so far, though, only marriott's customer information seems to have been stolen. but, you know, we'll probably hear more and more details as this investigation continues. and this just comes after this wave of hacks that we've heard. target, niemann marcus, michael's and yahoo! all within the past two months. interestingly enough, this is getting congress' attention. several committees are actually holding hearings this week on capitol hill on data theft. department of justice, looking into it since the target breach, as well. this is getting serious, especially as it becomes more and more widespread. >> what should you do if you stayed at a marriott or one of these hotels where you -- you

suzanne? >> yeah, it's a good point. what about the traders? speaking on the floor there, what are they telling you? >> you know, they're calm about this. but at the same time, they're also a little pessimistic, worried about all of the weak economic data we've gotten over the past month. here is how one analyst put it. listen. >> early weak jobs number and payroll back into december. so the ism number coming in much below expectations, causes a little bit of fear that maybe it's not just a blip in one month of underperformance for the economy. potentially could be long-lasting. >> so the thinking is that stocks at this point are catching up with the economy, and what a tough year it's been to give reason for stocks to catch up. look at corporations reporting fourth quarter earnings. they have been issuing weak forecasts about the road ahead. december's job number was really, really weak. manufacturing is slowing. so you've got all this happening, plus you've got the fed pulling stimulus money, really a support system, out of the economy and ou

. >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. now, let's talk about the latest reality check about the u.s. economy. take a look at the january employment numbers that the government put out today. 113,000 jobs were created last month. >> so, that's actually better than december, but well below the 178,000 jobs that economists were predicting. now the unemployment rate dipped just a little to 6.6%. that is the lowest, however, in five years. but it could be because more people are dropping out of the labor force. want to go to alison kosik of new york stock exchange. paint the picture for us. they've been called disappointing numbers, weak, but the big picture could look different. >> all that is true. keep in mind the two months, two months doesn't make a trend, but clearly these numbers, they're not great. especially when you go ahead and compare them to how the numbers looked in 2013. you look at those numbers and the job gains topped 200,000 for many months during the year. december, boom, dropped lik

>>reporter: detectives believe suzanne was targeted but they won't say by whom. >> she was just living her life. >>reporter: they are calling this a homicide investigation. the family is waiting for toxicology test to reveal how suzanne died. >>> no night students held a memorial for a student -- found dead in his dorm room. he graduated last year. >> he enbody spiritualty personally. he never hug out with one group of friends. >> the corner is investigating how he died. the school is offering counseling. >>> we are still trying to figure out why the new bay bridge was leaking. it was this weekends storm that help them figure out where the water is coming from. >> we are seeing water coming down from all four lines. >>reporter: the problem is leaks or the wiring to the bridge lights. water is dripping down into the heart of the suspension. while the leaks are not a immediate problem but ongoing wetness could lead the resting of bolts. how much could that cost? >> we haven't figured that out yet. if we experience more wind and rain we'll learn a lot about this bridge. >> they don't know

we've been on the phone with the emergency workers, suzanne. we've been on the phone with pico, which is the main power source company. pico, they're having people come from chicago, arkansas, ohio, new york, canada and massachusetts, all in right now to help. officials are telling us though that some people may not have their power back until this weekend. >> all right. margaret, stay warm. and stay safe. >> yeah. >>> all right. let the games begin. >> finally. >> we haven't had the opening ceremony, but it's already started. and you've got olympic hopefuls hitting the snow already competing in sochi ahead of the opening ceremony. and also we have to say amid a new terror alert. >> today's olympic events come as we are learning now about more warnings that explosives could be concealed, if you believe this or not, tooth paste or cosmetic tubes. officials are saying that the bomb making ingredients might be smuggled into airplanes or into the olympic city. >> we've got the latest on both the warnings and the games. nick paton walsh is with us f

the state of texas executed suzanne wednesday.he was only the 14th woman to be executed in the united states since the death penalty was reinstated. she made no final statement, but smiled at two friends, mouthed a brief word, then nodded. texas used a relatively new protocol involving a single drug. after the drug was administered, she began to snore. reports say it look 11 minutes to die. despite the apparently quiet death, there is a growing concern amock opponents of the death penalty, that states are increasingly turning to questionable methods. a drug protocol that some see as cruel and unusual. mcguire was sentenced for the 1989 rape and killing of a pregnant woman. for the first time anywhere in the united states, and two-drug protocol was used. after the drugs were injected mcguire, according to witnesses, wheezed, coughed, and strained against the restraints holding him to the table. he clenched his fists and appeared to be sucking for air. it took more than 20 minutes for him to die. the day after the excuse the mcguire

five minutes, you called me five times back, back, back, and it just exploded. >> reporter: soon, suzanne had lined up not just the cloth bus the cake, the flowers, the photographer. all for free. >> it did my heart so much good to know that there's this kind of goodness in everyone's heart. >> reporter: so, surrounded by friends and family this valentine's day bob and myra graves retied a knot that had never come loose. >> i believe it's time they kissed. >> reporter: this second wedding, not so much a promise of good things to come, but a celebration of a job well done. >> when you have someone to love that much, it can't go wrong. >> that is so cute. >> not to put a number on it, must be mentioned that close to $10,000 was donated to them. that wedding stuff is not cheap. the community up there, antioch, brentwood, came together for this wonderful couple. >> good looking couple. >> beautiful bride. >> thanks, garvin. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, with the microclimate forecast. i don't know how you can top that >> i'm not going to try. how is that? satellite

suzanne thompson called dr. anthony szema, a professor at stone brook university school of medicine who has been analyzing dust from iraq and its impact on veterans' lung function. >> i wanted to make sure that he got some of the lung tissue. i said what happened to will, happened to will, we can't change that. but if there is anything we can do to help other soldiers, we wanted to do that. >> we first met dr. szema last march. >> how toxic is that dust. >> this dust is very toxic. >> jeff: 14% of the veterans he studied returned with some sort of lung complication. this week dr. szema will present the results of his team's analysis of camp victory dust to a pentagon subcommittee. >> after one month of exposure of sub-lethal doses of this stuff we can see thickening or lung fibrosis. so if in the mice, so if we give a larger dose, it will kill mouse. and eventually in a human that would lead to a lung transplant. >> jeff: any doubt in your mind that what is happening to him now is because of what he was breathin

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. just two days to go before the olympic games. the winter olympics begin as a suspected terror master mind killed by police. >>> u.s. warships taking place in the black sea. hotels built for the olympics that are now open but unfinished. >> yeah, unbelievable, isn't it? we're bringing you new developments on all fronts today as the olympic torch arrives in sochi. it arrives amid concerns about russia's readiness for 6 million athletes and tens of thousands of spectators around the world. >> phil black is in moscow and barbara starr at the pentagon with details on the military operations and ivan watson in sochi with olympic preparations. we want to start, of course, to phil. one of these men killed in a shootout in dagestan. said to have been the mastermind of the suicide bombings that killed those in volograd in december. what do we know about him? >> reporter: that's right. so we understand there was a police operation today, according to russ

in southwest washington, suzanne kennedy. for us at 5:00. at 6:00 begins now.captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00 on your side. >> winter weather is wreaking havoc making its way across the country. now it threatens our area and a layer of ice. the winter storm brings with it a risk of slick roads and power outages. -- we will see the first fx in a few hours. have freezingll rain. 44 degrees outside. let's share what we are watching. under a freezing rain advisory through tomorrow morning. north and west in the paint, a winter storm warning. farther north, they hire the impact of the system moving through. it is a clean sweep of doppler radar. it may start as a few flakes of snow. areas over of giving a quarter inch of ice on top of slate. a 10th of an inch in the northern western suburbs. mostly rain for the metro area. time onre about it any our blog at wjla.com. weather headed our way has prompted schools in prince george's county, howard county, and loudoun county to cancel evening activities. that

>> thank you, suzanne.should generate a lot of conversation. >> absolutely, a brave step for that family. >> our thanks to them for sharing their story and hopefully it will help families down the line. let's check the traffic situation right now with bob endler. an uneventful rush-hour so far, but quite slow in the sunshine. that time of year where it is a factor at this time heading west on 56 bash on 66 most of the way to centreville, a very slow ride. yeast bound, a crash at nutley, that is gone. up 270.bad at of tysons some pictures now of the beltway at the mayor king legion bridge. trapping, natta virginia to the mayor king legion on the right -- traffic coming at a virginia to the american legion bridge on the right. 270 is quite on slow, emory village to germantown and clarksburg. a crash after route 80 on the left side of the roadway. wtopob endler in the traffic center. >> coming up tonight, the search for a missing dog in the district has people turning on the owner. >> getting ready for oscars

suzanne sloan, same thing. and same for donald biggles. >> i had a perfect ring around my head. >> here's how their hair falls out. the hospitals programmed the ct scanner wrong and repeatedly scanned these patients with monster doses of radiation. michael gets eight times the allowable dose. >> the well-publicized images we saw of patients who got ct scans of their brain who had hair loss in a very clear distribution, that was the area with a lot of repetitive imaging where the doses get up very high. basically, the hair cells got destroyed by the radiation. >> the fallout from that dangerously high amount of radiation wasn't just hair loss. donald, michael, and suzanne have to worry that all that radiation could give them cancer. if possible, instead of a ct scan get an ultrasound or an mri because they have no radiation at all. still ahead on my list, metal and an mri are a bad combination. and an unbelievably long e.r. wait costs this toddler her limbs. the one call you can make to speed things up during an

to the forward confirmation of suzanne spaulding to be the under secretary for national nationalng -- rejection of programs directory. leon rodriguez to be the next andat of u.s. citizenship immigration services and dr. ritchie brothers between next undersecretary for science and technology. we are actively recruiting telik -- talented people to be undersecretary for intelligence and analysis, director for immigration enforcement. the next chief financial officer and other key positions. finally, we will also continually reinforce among all the men and women of the department the common unifying mission of homeland security that binds us together. homeland security security is the most important mission in the government can provide for its people. in new york was city on 9/11. for years, my secretary at the law firm i was with in manhattan was a woman named gina teachey ichiari. she works about 50 hours a week, raises two weeks, the wife of a retired new york city police officer, plays by the rules and never makes wages. in 2000 love and she was walking into the world trade center wi

suzanne mcguinness has more on the sec's defensive player of the year's announcement. >> not afraid ofm. not afraid to tell the world who i am. >> reporter: university of missouri all american football player michael sam came out sunday. >> openly proud gay man. >> reporter: if the nfl team drafts him later this year as expected he'll become the first openly gay pro football player. sam told his college teammates last august. >> they took it great. rallied around me, supported me. couldn't ask for better teammates. >> reporter: coach gary pink the said sam taught a lot of people firsthand that it doesn't matter what your background is or your personal orientation orientation. sports columnist phil roaden said sam's future teammates may have plenty to say. >> a tough play. going to be teasing, going to be some razzing about it. hopefully it will be good- nature. >> reporter: in a statement the nfl said it admire sam's honesty and courage. he's projected to be a mid- -round pick in this may's draft. suzanne mcguinness, cbs news. >> as of now there's only one openly gay player, robby roge

she is 59-year-old suzanne vasso. she would be the 14th woman executed in the united states and the fifth in texas since the supreme court allowed capital punishment to resume back in 1976. stay tuned. >>> a bond hearing is underway in florida for a former police captain who is accused of killing a man in a movie theater back in january. 71-year-old curtis reeves is charged with second-degree murder for shooting that man in the theater. remember this story, all of it allegedly after an argument over texting. >>. >> the director of south carolina's department of transportation, arrested and charged with dui. robert saintage jr. submitted hess resignation. state troopers say he was driving erratically. his blood alcohol was more than twice the legal limit. did i say he was the director of south carolina's department of transportation? yes, i did. >>> power outages, school closures, flight cancellations, the latest round of winter weather. i know you are sick of me saying it. this is creating pure misery from oklahoma to

police have i had the victim as suzanne. she was tied up and left to die.t's in the fruitville district. she was pronounsed dead. a male relative was not injured. police have not released a suspect description. an 81-year-old was shot and wounded in the diamond neighborhood. >>> now at 6 a land mark announcement recognizing same sex marriage in all 50 states. news of the announcement spread quickly among san francisco's gay community. many feel the decision is overdue. >> a rainy day in san francisco's district may have been brightened by news from the federal government. >> if they are going to recognize gay marriage at the federal level, it's about time and i'm happy to see it. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder announced the government will ensure the same sex marriages receive the same as opposite sex marriages in legal proceeding. >> it's a step forward in our nation. >> mark leno applauds the move. they cannot be able to testify in the court and will be is allowed the same visitation rights in prison that straight couples have. >> anywhere where the

my name is suzanne and this is my husband. we are the residents and owners. we are here once again to reiterate the case for a fence we constructed with the city's approval at the rear boundary of our property. the facts we'll share with you and support our case is what we presented previously. this is why we'll expect that you will come to the same conclusion that the zoning administrator did and namely it's reasonable for us to want and has m it the conditions for the variance to be approved and the zoning administrator did not error and that the complaints are unfounded. we moved into our home on july 2012 and discovered the sidewalk of the property line had a direct line of sight into our space. we can look at people looking directly down at us and 1 person in our yard. we decided it was necessary to build a fence to preserve our privacy and increase the security of our property line. in jun 2013 we applied for a permit and then had an inspector come and that inspector approved it. subsequent to that, the city suspended the permit following complaints of

suzanne mcguinness, cbs news. >>> as of now there's only one openly gay player, robby rogers.he plays for l.a. galaxy u.s. attorney general eric holder says the justice department will expand legal rights to ga. they will not be forced to testify against each other, and thousands of officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty will be eligible for federal benefits. >>> a strange new coffee shop opening with folks wondering whether it's real, whether it's legal. >> it's called dumb starbucks with logos strikingly similar to the giant coffee chain. drew big crowds on its first day yesterday perhaps because word got around that the coffee was free. a list of frequently asked questions says the store is a work of parody art. >> it's reality show. and i think this camera and that. it's the talk right now. >> i'm sure the world will soon find out "the last times" contacted the real starbuckss to find out if it pursues legal action. >> go get your coffee now before they close it down. >>> folks around the bay area finally look like they'll catch a much-needed break after a ve

family members say 77-year-old suzanne fong was the victim. here she is pictured with three of her grandkids. the crime happened near foothill boulevard. police found fong bound, gagged and murdered. her nephew was also tied up but not hurt. detectives think someone targeted fong but they would not speculate why. her son-in-law told me this afternoon not knowing who did this is the toughest part. >> not knowing what happened, not knowing why it happened, and there's just no feeling of finality, of closure. that's hard. >> reporter: the family also wants to know how long fong was dead. but they'll have to wait until the coroner makes that announcement. we're live in oakland. i'm ryan, kpix 5 news. >>> an alaska airlines flight had to make an emergency landing at san jose international this morning. this photo was snapped just before the plane touched down. pilot reported trouble with one of the navigation systems. because the flight was bound for hawaii and would be out over open water for so long, the decision was made to return to san jose as

. >>> suzanne basso was executed in the state of texas last night. she was the 14th woman to be executed since 1976. she was pronounced dead 11 minutes after a lethal drug was administered. basso was sentenced to die in 1998 for the murder of a mentally disabled man, louis "buddy" musso. prosecutors say that she made herself the beneficiary of his insurance policies and took over his social security benefits. >> public health experts are applauding the decision by a major american drugstore chain to stop selling tobacco products. cvs says it wants to focus more on being a health care provider. as dr. jon lapook reports the decision comes with a hefty cost. >> reporter: cvs will pull the tobacco products off its shelves of all 760 stores by december 1st. the pharmacy chain says it will lose an estimated $2 billion in sales. cvs's chief executive larry merlo made the announcement on "cbs this morning" saying he didn't think selling cigarettes aligned with their mission as a health care company. >> it's a real contradiction to talk about all the things

the name allow only inspired to read suzanne's one element of the energy and gold is mistaken. don't insist on easter and spring seasonal represented by the blue and green colors of distinctive logo. i know. the things that always impresses me about kazakhstan. love these is the fact that the children based on this cold is absolutely accessible. and they don't know specifically to allow him to even tell him to two of them to be able to grow up. he's in an environment of sports where they're able to learn how this case is that doing the unthinkable and head to the hockey players or streetscape is off to get down to whether they want the school parade. it's fantastic stadium. it is being billed for international sporting events to be made available things children absolutely free the plan is to bring them here. short for the talent that all people the right talent then becomes who will support them or will wait for the training program for glasgow. besides obsolete fantastic example that i think that you can think of it though. in personal training the eyes of the state the two.

suzanne. its text all spend my money. first two. two explosions at it the cap you knew no one will want one eye. the us. well i'm scott thompson are welcome to after ten reunions for families torn apart by the korean war more than sixty years ago have finally resumed. might this be a first step toward improving inter korean relations. today on the show we take a look at the reunions themselves and what happens after they're done

suzanne. i'm suffering alone. there is a new ward for one single cooking. i can use it or want to. he's tougher than in the dc!il. the us. it's the end. the money conditions on the hunt for the project. to me to construction companies. one punch out what not two hundred and seventy signs of kidney cancer. south east asia. above for full tilt us just minutes after she come up. the economist about the work. he and his consummate cross for all costs when it gets even fights and simple like couple png steamed cake the catskill mountains all but one else in the sky. all military stint at the time they had expected. sometimes indicates the instant case it's a bit helps. inside was soft. he could get the kids kinds of problems. one is nine months. instructions then based on peace be still yet to be one of the time the standard check that out sections of it prompted by the tour costs of the time. a plausible and activated phone she's modeling. last night the win. watch it. southeast region. still needs a lot more improvement of infrastructure. we'll continue to do our best thinking before

she's surprised by her three children suzanne marie and shelves. zai eye the is you major league all stars team griffey junior and barry larkin have launched a mission of baseball diplomacy humor this week holding clinics with youngsters and meeting with baseball fan and a mama. the former players spent time on the field with young cuban players coaching them on the finer points of batting fielding and maintaining a name to lancaster out again. despite political differences to win united states have traditionally shared a passion for baseball. some of major league baseball's current big names including miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez los angeles dodgers outfielder has healed. we are from cuba. forty four year old griffey jr said baseball could help pave the way for political diplomacy. you never know. this time of sale you know. they were pets in the middle of the things that happened that led to the mills were in our winters here. martin st and about he said them into law in action the player to being human until february thirteen their trip

she's surprised by her three children suzanne lori and shelves. as you. yet dish i am a box has been ttc for his increasingly eccentric behavior following accusations that he plagiarized graphic novelists daniel close when making is for sale. during a press conference at the berlin film festival on the bus walked out of the room to be asked about the scenes in his latest film in infamy the repeated quote by former manchester united footballer eric anton who also walk at a press conference in eighteen eighty five after being convicted of assault. when the sea eagles. follow the trawler it is because they think sardines will be thrown to see you very much the hollywood star was later spotted walking a red carpet wearing update over its head with the words i am not famous anymore britain and france. the bus troubles began when internet commentators noticed striking similarities between his short film howard can't or dot com and a graphic novel written by ken new clothes yet to apologize to the artists via twitter but the tweets on the compound this problem w

she's surprised by her three children suzanne marie and shelves. zai eye the is you american doubles due to increasing the company's branded as with the kids and some promotional video from a thai prostitute group featuring two athletes walking back and forth and spread the message even the games of only being in the uk the thirty three second video released by the canadian institute of diversity and inclusion to take is to stop the british track clad in black lycra with red helmets and caught face masks. it's just that nice waiting in slow motion sochi games taking place against the background of protests from gay rights activists and then rushed legislation that last year running the promotion of gay propaganda of landmines some fresh new development could to assist the door is designed to protect young people said that homosexuals would not face discrimination in salty as long as they keep away from children. in response to a wave of anti semitic incidents in france we visited to the funds can maintain it is ahead of the mice a conference to sen

acute it just moments ago fifty nine year old suzanne basso lost the last minute appeal to avoid execution by lethal injection she was convicted of a brutal murder in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight accused of being the ringleader of a group of six people that kidnapped and beat a disabled man to death for money but her lawyer has raised questions over her conviction her defense argues that a key witness was not presented and that she has suffered from mental illness she denied a final statement she is the fourteenth woman to be executed in the u.s. since nineteen seventy six executions of women is rare they account for just over two percent of death sentences according to the death penalty information center there are eight other women on texas' death row. oh we are just two days away now from the opening of the ceremonies in the winter games in sochi the head of the international olympic committee has a message for world leaders who are using the games to score political points here's his take we are grateful to those who respect the fact that sports green only contribute to devel

suzanne basso was executed for torturing and killing a mentally ill man. she is the 14th woman to be put to death in the u.s. since 1976. witnesses say she brought back tears and made no final statement. >>> in ohio, officials say they will not review their procedures. the state came under scrutiny last month when a prisoner took 26 minutes to die. >>> now the investigation into the death of actor philip seymour hoffman. three of the four people arrested and so far unconnected heroin dealing bust were arraigned. law enforcement forces tell nbc news hoffman's phone number was found on the cell phone of one of the suspected dealers. all three are being kept behind bars until their court date on february 14th. >>> a disturbing new trend on the drug thought to have killed the oscar winner. the dea says the amount of heroin trafficked along the border with mexico has increased nearly four fold between 2008 and 2012. agents say more than 4,000 pounds are seized every year. >>> meanwhile, detectives are pouring over evidence found in hoffman's apartment and they'

well, people then start to pay attention and suzanne of course went on to become the chief counsel to the house homeland security committee for the democratic side when i was ranking member. so she is very well trained for the mission. as are many other people who work with you. since i mentioned congress, let's talk about congress. i am still -- >> i love congress. [laughter] >> good start. >> i do. nobody believes me. >> you are going to get a lot of opportunity to do that. >> i know, i know. the other day i was on the hill and i said to our legislation for templates used in drive-bys. let's stop often do -- see some friends of mine. are you sure? we can do that, but i will just stop and say happy new year, and caught a number of very important members of congress by surprise. [laughter] is relationship building. and there's an awful lot of members of congress that i know and respect. >> i'm pleased to say that. michael chertoff, your predecessor was the secretary, he was routinely invite me as the chairman of a subcommittee down here for breakfast and we would talk about issues. we

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and only in specific cases where there was actually been intelligence he was sanctioned this time suzanne but to the best of my knowledge on nike domini think about it and the one thing that he has done is actually we. the new police commissioner who you know if you know this not will be able brag he was the chief will be any yet why was there actually the number of top interest cases founded by fifty percent and one of the most he was thought of putting forward you know he had an emotional and you don't program it was called a community mapping program which is going to do exactly the same thing with most americans it didn't come to fruition because there was a huge make up right people come our professor rutgers university author islamophobia and the politics empire always a pleasure having you on thank you. so ground you guys all break down the real well for a problem in this country. a chance are for some that. believe. six nations and the finish line of the boston marathon. might have been hearing nothing but. the fact that. they would like to do the job did you know the price is the

suzanne kennedy has the story. >> they are weddings that almost didn't happen. >> do you take her forour lawful wife? likes i do. >> 17 couples or supposed to get married this valentines day at the courthouse. >> every single half-hour. >> the weather forced the building to be close in an alternate location was needed. >> we're never close. >> a quick trip to the store for andaylist of romantic songs the scene was set. >> you may kiss your bride. their heart set on getting married today. what, you're going to get married today. it really made my day. >> with family and friends from somend assistant helpless romantics. the couples were married. >> it is a good thing. >> the snow could not keep these husbands and wives from their happily ever after. >> charles county, abc 7 news. i didn't know you didn't like joe cocker. >> not for a wedding. >> coming up, and indoor soccer fields. how this will affect local games. >> the sci-fi classic "robocop" gets a reboot whether it needs it or not. >> details emerged about how edward snowden gained access to pacify documen reboot this gets a weeke

we had some problem with the beer pays -- the earpiece there with suzanne kennedy. talk about possibly another potential storm coming for the weekend. >> here we go again. doug hill is here with what we are looking at for the upcoming weekend. rex you are hearing talk of a potential storm here. some folks on facebook started up there is going to be a huge storm in the atlantic this weekend. but there are no major storms whatsoever. beautiful weather and clear skies. 32 degrees and cold north of town. 34 in quantico. quiet and light winds with partly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping into the 20's. 22 to 28 and light winds with partly cloudy skies will stop you can see some clouds, and upper-level disturbance. >> a lot more on that coming up. >> we will see you in just a bit. there was a greater call for change tonight from a dcu man after a controversial death outside abc fire station. man -- abc 7 is staying on this story. sam ford is live outside the fire station. he's got every new development. preparinghe family is to bury their loved one, they came back to

money well i think we when you look at some of the things that are happening in the freedoms that suzanne united has allowed to happen if you look at it i see it as we're looking at government versus the people this is no longer sort of a part of the money is the well not necessarily when we just have this entire discussion about corporations controlling government and corporate interest controlling government so if i think i was here by the wayside you get corporate how do you get big money out of government what solution you have other than amending the constitution i don't have i'm not sure i mean it's a touchy issue i think that. you know this is. like i said i think when you have a solution to get money out of government it's the solution to get money out of the current crop of politicians out of washington although i do that when they can but when they can compromise like your way the real the real way you fix it turns to is that is that you get rid of the interest of time you get rid of the interest for money to be in the politics you've simplify the tax code you simplify the rate

according live in fairfax county, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> several homeowners in germantown are still feeling the effects of last week's storms. the house is lost windows and sightings. it was in the snow to cause all the damage. apparently it was this massive snowblower. stephen tschida joins us from germantown to explain what happened. are right on the other side of i 270. you can hear it on the other side of that wall. friday morning, an avalanche of snow and slush and stones came flying over the wall. you can see the evidence here. all of his gunk, this was what was on the highway. check out this side of the house. it rained down hard. a pounding storm of snow and slush and stones. it was all over the siding. >> residents in this neighborhood said around friday morning it started. suddenly it felt like some houses were under attack. a barrage of rocks from the highway hurtling towards them fast and with force. >> it was hitting a roof, hitting our yard, covering our yard. >> a massive snowblower used to clear the highway came through with such power that apparently it said w

i found that suzanne collins who got the hunger games was after me and it is all the people camped out to see her. i love her. i love her books. you had a questionnaire. yes companies ela. >> the question is how long does it take to write a book. one of the thrillers at the fifth assassin, also good for kids, totally appropriate. .. she's pulling up to the sky, i'll find the page so i show you what i'm talking that. there's this moment she's pointing up at the sky. and use here and i will say to chris as we are drawn, i will say i want the camera here on the ground, like a worm is looking upwards so you can see this gale of amelia earhart looking up. he's just amazed, re-tweeting what's in my brain. and sometimes he will change. know, i've got a better shot. i will say my way is better. and i will say your way is better. there is a real collaboration but every detail you see is me saying, the camera should be here, here's what the picture looks like. is exactly what we need to draw. that takes a lot less. it depends on what kind of book you write. >> every year you take the kids in you

suzanne is saying no more snow. westwood capital managing partner. we are keeping you at work here if you wouldn't mind, stay with us. going to tell us the sector she likes right now, the sector she doesn't and what will happen with the market. she was spot on here at this @how. one company's $1000 purse selling like hotcakes. michael kors stock soaring 18% today after reporting earnings making of the best-performing stock of the s&p 500. this is a company he walked in preholiday, pre-christmas, it was jampacked. >> that is right. despite it is a luxury retailer as you noted, upward 500-$2000 in the michael kors category for accessories and clothing and the likes. 18 and a quarter percent. moves to a lifetime high today. really hitting coach hard, outpacing coach. one of the big competitors. up 40% while coach is to the downside, that is terrible news for competitors. did well in the latest quarters. taking a look at yum brands, kentucky fried chicken, kfc, taco bell, pizza hut. this is the one over in china that was exposed to bird flu talk and the

i have to give my own shout out suzanne spaulding, who was the staff director of the national commissionn terrorism, formed by congress in 1989. it is one of three groups that predicted a major attack on u.s. soil. i was part of that group. lamenting with the chairman on that people were not paying attention. thenne went on to become chief counsel to the house homeland security committee when i was a ranking member. she is very well trained for the mission. as are many people who work with you. since i mentioned to congress. >> i love congress. [laughter] >> good start. >> i do. nobody believes me. >> you will get a lot of opportunity to do that. [laughter] >> the other day i was on the hill i said let's do some , drive-bys. let's stop often see friends of mine. are you sure? don't we make appointments? we can do that. i just stop and say happy new year. i caught a number of important members of congress by surprise. it is relationship building. a lot of members of congress, i know and respect. >> i'm pleased to hear you say that. when michael chertoff was the secretary, he would routine