right now we're in the trinidad neighborhood. the suspect and officer have been transported to hospitals in the area. they haven't told us which specific ones. police have not released their conditions. let me move out of the way. dozens of d.c. police officers are behind the scene search for evidence. let's show you a map of where we are located. i'm in the northeast d.c. at queens street northeast and trinidad avenue. the shooting happened in the 1300 block of queens street. it appears to be in the middle of the block. right now there are a lot of questions but here's what d.c. police chief is telling us. officers from the gun recovery unit were on this block at 9:10 tonight. police won't tell us why. at one point there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the officer. police right now won't tell us what led up to the shooting. we do know the officer is conscious and breathing. again, they haven't told us how the suspect is doing. we're now going to hear from d.c. police chief, kathy lanier. >> you said this was t

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the shooting happened on queens street near trinidad avenue. >> we are sorting through the facts and making sure we have everything we need to sort through the investigation. >> police are trying to discover what led to the shooting. >> virginia state police show 3900 gun transactions in the state on black friday. shattering last year's record. as of monday there have been 431,000 transactions, close to last year's record. the state keeps track of all criminal background checks, however not all checks represent a sale. about 1% would be buyers are denied. turning to weather and a great start to the day. it has been a mild day. chuck bell is in for tom and joins us with the first forecast for midday. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. the clouds remain in place, but there thin spots trying to break throughout overcast. we will see a little bit of sunshine. i wouldn't count on as much of a break as yesterday. even with the clouds, it's mild. temperatures up to the average highs this time of year into the 40s to near 50. the warmer air down to the south. that is lifting northboun

police. 19-year-old dareus murphy shot at them tuesday night on quinn street in the trinidad neighborhood. police returned fire and killed him. it happened after a short chase. murphy's grandmother lives on the block and tells us he was in and out of trouble with the law. the officer was also hit but is expected to be okay. >>> today a higher minimum wage becomes the law in montgomery county. ike leggett will sign the new minimum wage plan into law this afternoon. the wage is $7.25 an hour. by next october it will inkraes to $8.40 an hour rising every year until it reaches $11.50 an hour by october 2017. an increase in the district has preliminary approval from the d.c. council. the fight over hourly wages could mean slow service at fast food restaurants today. workers are getting ready to walk off the job across the country today including here in our area. at least three fast food restaurants are participating in the protest. they include the mcdonald's at the what he be ton mall along columbia pike in

i dealt with mike tyson as well as felix trinidad.did live sporting events that were part of the network. we evolved that to really more storytelling on the world of sports. for us, a big part of that was to reach a younger audience. a very engaged and very involved audience. for us as a network, we think we can take on stories others can't and really bring them to life in a very interesting way and a unique way. >> there's nothing more of a reality show than dealing with mike tyson. as you said, you did the mixed martial arts and boxing, but the focus on documentaries as well now. give us the investment and revenue perspective on that change. >> for us as a premium network much like hbo, we are not selling a cpm per show because we are a subscription service. that allows us to take on issues that are more controversial and complex. we are not worried about advertisers. we are looking to the end-user and subscriber as a way for them to look at what our content is. for us, we are making a significant investment in our series of -- bill

shut down for quite some time as they continue the investigation into what happened. , abcfrom the trinidad area 7 eyewitness news. >> developing news out of the metropolitan police department. washington is accused of taking naked pictures with a teenage girl while he was in a uniform and on duty. the chief tells us that the allegations make her sick. we have more from our correspondent live from washington. expressed her outrage and revulsion.-- readable >> she said that this is a blur to all the members of the police department. washington book a case involving a 15-year- old girl. the officer went over uninvited and asked to speak to the girl privately. washington has the girl to take off her top and brought. toexplained that she needed take photos of the injuries. she said she was not injured. he said it was part of procedure. he took pictures of her breast. court records say that washington asked the girl to pull them up -- pull down her but a so she could be craft. he took pictures of her vaginal area. her mother called 911. 911 dispatchaw the and started deleting the pictures. rober

and trinidad. shares were a fraction higher today to $39.79. >>> a bad report card on american education. test scores show american students continue to lag in international rankings. according to results from the program for international student assessment, u.s. teenagers ranked below average in math and near average in reading and science. trailing behind countries like japan and china where students of the same age continue to maintain top scores. can this be fixed and what does this mean for businesses and america's competitiveness. here to discuss this, michelle, former chancellor of the public schools in washington d.c. and the ceo and founder of students first. michelle, we're happy to have you. you're such an education expert. let me start with the first question, can this be fixed? because just about every ceo tyler and i talk to are very worried about u.s. competitiveness and, you know, where will they get top talent in the workplace if our kids in school just aren't doing well? do you t

that's the trinidad neighborhood. how's that officer doing? >> reporter: the officer is not offering many details about his condition. we're told he left the scene conscious and breathing. the police have a few blocks of queens street blocked off as they investigate this shooting. as you can see, it happened smack dab in the middle of the neighborhood. it was a gunfire exchange that happened right in the middle of the street. chief kathy lanier said they were here investigating when a fire broke out with an adult male suspect. gunfire broke out, and what sparked the gunfire exchange is still being investigated but we do know that the officer and investigator have been both shot. the extent of their injuries have not been released. like i said, the officer was breathing and conscious when he left the hospital. that unit works to recover guns, and they were under cover. but police have not released whether that officer was under cover while working. the chief says this is very early in the investigation. >> we're trying to find out the facts tha

. >> more than 90 countries flew in representatives from argentina to pakistan to trinidad to china. on the streets of south africa memorials large and paul for a man who triumphs over apartheid. >> we can try but we must celebrate the life of a great leader. >> after today's memorial, his body will lie in state if three days before it is buried in his childhood village on sunday. eric? >> thank you. >> 26 members of the pacific boy square are leaving for washington, dc to take part in a memorial service for nelson mandela. the embassy in south africa invited the choir to perform at the service at the washington national cathedral. they visited south africa in 2009. the group will sing a mix of traditional hymns of south africa and classical american gospel. two memorials are planned in the bay area, san francisco mayor lee. post a memorial in the city hall rotunda at 8:00 a.m. and in oakland a celebration is planned for noon at the plaza tomorrow. >> san francisco firefighters have a tough time this morning with the fire burning out a recycling plant that break out last night across

authorities in the town of trinidad arrested two students, one 15, the other 16. they said the pair planned to carry out the attack after winter break. the 15-year-old reportedly had been bullied and is said to have idolized the teenagers responsible for the mass shooting at columbine. >>> in neighboring utah, marriage licenses have been issued to more than 100 gay couples. after a federal judge struck down that state's ban on same-sex marriage. yesterday's ruling said the law violated the constitutional rights of gay couples to due process and equal protection under the law. >>> the state attorney general's office said it will seek to stay the judge's order while it appeals the court decision. 260 miles up in space today, two american astronauts ventured out of the orbiting international space station to repair a faulty pump. nasa said the five and a half-hour mission went so well, that only one more space walk might be needed to finish the job. two more have been planned. >>> since the pump broke ten days ago, the six astronauts on board have been living with al

flying in from more than 90 countries, from argentina to pakistan, trinidad to china, including four u.s. presidents, obama, who has been chosen to speak tomorrow and three of his predecessors which has the american ambassador here scrambling. >> the president went wheels up about an hour and a half ago. so, they're all coming at us. >> reporter: mandela's passing is a global event, but it is also personal. today, his daughter, maki mandela, spoke to the bbc about his last moments, surrounded by his wife, graca machel and his family. >> the children were there, the grandchildren were there. graca was there so we're always around him. ♪ nelson mandela nelson mandela ♪ >> reporter: mandela touched so many, so deeply. this afternoon, we met a young entrepreneur in a shanty town near pretoria. he built his internet cafÉ with his own hands, and despite the desperate poverty here, he's dreaming big. >> twenty years in the future, maybe, i might be another mandela. >> reporter: you can feel it here, at this spontaneous memorial outside his home, mandela's presence in the lives and dreams of

it happened in the 1300 block of queens street in the trinidad neighborhood. police say 19-year-old darrius jamaal murray shot at officers conducting a weapons sweep in the area. they say he started firing at officers forcing them to return fire. >>> the family of a woman killed in the navy yard shootings filed a lawsuit and it targets the navy, department of veterans a firs and two defense contractors. the family of victim mary knight said the navy and the contractors that hired the short -- the shooter aaron alexis ignored many red flags about his mental health. >>> most people know lauren neuman as anne arundel county executive, but 30 years ago she was the victim of a rape she says nearly destroyed her, in part because almost nobody believed her story. >> tonight denise koch shows us how neuman fought her way out of an all too common crime against women. >> lauren neuman, a rising star in maryland politics and now anne arundel county executive. she seems to have everything going for her, but one night 30 years ago something happened that turned her world u

his hand a few years ago at a summit of the americas in trinidad but then he proceeded to implement policies that were very aggressive towards venezuela so i don't think this is going to signify any kind of change or shift in u.s. policy towards cuba and yet some would say washington minutes to strike a deal with a rock for relations with cuba. well it certainly could it's just that there hasn't been any sign besides this unexpected encounter that that was on the plate of obama's government administration for the upcoming year in fact his government has tightened some of the restrictions against cuba has loosened and made flexible others but obama also took a jab in his speech i think that was directed towards castro and others when he made some kind of statement about the fact that some of the leaders there didn't respect dissidents in their own countries i think he was trying to make up for the fact that he would be heavily criticized for having. shaken castro's hand so i don't think that in any way this indicates that washington has some kind of plan to ease relations with cuba shores cer

the time company purchased trinidad from locally registered companiesinstead of registered in tax havensrmuda. director, prg rector -- has apologized for twitch made last week. she tweeted that going to africa, hope i don't get aids. just kidding. i'm white! she landed in south africa and was instantly terminated. the offensive comment does not reflect the views and values of iac. we take this issue very seriously. we have parted ways with the employee in question. our next guest looked at this thing and talked about all the -- morgan you have worked at google in the hr context. firing, thee offensive comments, whatever humor was at tempted was lost on some people, maybe everyone. i am interested in this from a corporate perspective. companies hired social media managers to look out for this? >> yes. lot of companies i've worked for have a policy. orientation they say if you want this on the front page of the new york times at your name and photo next to it, don't write it on the internet and don't say it to a blogger or a reporter. he don't see a lot of those issues coming from google o

he also showed that lula chavez is he and a few years ago an inning and summit of the americas in trinidad. but then he proceeded to implement policies that were very aggressive towards venice balance out. i don't think this is going to have signify any kind of change or shift in us policy towards cuba. obama also took a jab in his speech. i think that was directed towards castro and others when he meets in a statement about the fact that some of the leaders their due respect dissidents in their own countries i think the iq that he was trying to make up for the fact that he would be heavily criticized for having found that she can have pastors can. when will the question the stingrays with the death of nelson and that is where south africa's young democracy will go next the biggest concerns is whether the country will carefully preserve its known racist legacy left by its iconic leader. i was on a website where you can read supplement that is quite the cute when i come across in the mainstream media of the telco. the theater. still feel special as the most elite ready for us it takes to be

and a few years ago at ending at a summit of the americas in trinidad but then he proceeded to implement policies that were very aggressive towards venezuela so i don't think this is going to signify any kind of change or shift in u.s. policy towards cuba obama also took a jab in his speech i think that was directed toward castro and others when he made some kind of statement about the fact that some of the leaders there didn't respect dissidents in their own countries i think you know he was trying to make up for the fact that he would be have really criticized for having. shaken castro's hand. when another question that's been raised with the death of nelson mandela is when south africa's young democracy will go next one of the biggest concerns is whether the country will carefully preserve its racist legacy left by its iconic leader also on the website of the moment you can read some of mandela's quotes that you come across in the mainstream media. is the address. this is the international love for moscow with the twenty four hours a day still to come on the program this serious talk

dealt with mike tyson as well as felix trinidad. events thatsporting were part of the network.olved that to really more storytelling on the world of sports. for us, a big part of that was to reach a younger audience. a very engaged and very involved audience. for us as a network, we think we can take on stories others can't and really bring them to live in a very interesting way and a unique way. more of a nothing reality show than dealing with mike tyson. as you said, you did the mixed martial arts and boxing, but the focus on documentaries as well now. give us the investment and revenue perspective on that change. >> for us as a premium network much like hbo, we are not selling a cpm per show because we are a subscription service. that allows us to take on issues that are more controversial and complex. we are not worried about advertisers. we are looking to the end-user and subscriber as a way for them to look at what our content is. for us, we are making a significant investment in our -- bill roden is doing a series called personal. our first one was with oscar de la hoya.

police are identifying the man shot and killed by officers in the trinidad neighborhood last night. his name is darius murphy and he's 19 years old. both the officer and murphy went to the hospital where murphy later died. the officer was released this morning. >>> police in prince george's county are still looking for the gunman who fired shots near the day care center in capitol heights. one person was wounded. a bullet grazed the driver sitting inside the day care's marked van. he's expected to be okay. police say no children were in the van or outside the day care center at the time. this all happened around 6:00 last night at shell street and arcadia avenue. >>> new developments now. the charity says today they have received three massive donations to make up for what was stolen this weekend. we first showed you the video. they stole days worth of red kettle collections and made off with more than $10,000. wal-mart wrote a check today for $15,000 to make up for the losses. a local attorney foundation donated $10,000 each. police are still looking for the thieves. >>> wal-mart's

. >> 90 countries knew in representatives from argentina to pakistan to trinidad to china. >> on thetreets of south africa memorials large and small to the man who triumphed over apartheid. >> we have to mourn can cry but more important celebrate the life of a great leader. >> after today's memorial, his body will lie in state for three days before he is buried in the childhood village on sunday. black ice causing problems and we can see it. >> yes, we have two lanes that are blocked off, northbound along 280 on the bridge near black mountain road. if you are traveling through san mateo county between burlinggame and hillsborough, watch out for the black ice that happens over the overpasses and bridges because the cooling happens on the top and bottom. if this happens, take your foot off the accelerator and east brake and keep both hands on the wheel. we still have crews on the scene with injuries reported and traffic is slow to get by. it will be a sig-alerting in further notice. >> we will talk about your day planner: 30 degrees, with forecast in most areas and noon is near 50 and

s trinidad neighborhood last night. pat collins is live for us on the scene tonight. >> reporter: jim, a gunfight with police leaves a teenager dead and his family in mourning. last night own queen street, she heard the shots. >> i heard six or seven, and they just went pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> last night she looked out the window of the home and saw the body of her grandson lying on the pavement across the street. >> ain't nobody out there to help him at the time. he was just laying there. >> reporter: shot and killed, darius maur fi. he was 19 years old. he went down in a gunfight with police right near his grandmother's home on queen street. miss murphy says her grandson darius was in and out of trouble with the law for some time. she said she tried to keep away but he kept going back, and down the street is where it all began last night. she says there were a group of men there. police from the gun recovery unit came by. they tried to talk with murphy. there was a chase. the police tape goes from house to house t

police say the two planned to attack trinidad high after the winter break. trinidad is about 170 miles from centennial colorado, the site of a school shooting just last week. a candlelight vigil was held there for the gunman's victim who is still battling for her life. >>> memorial services in lockerbie, scotland today and in u.s. of the lockerbie bombing. the pan am flight from london to new york was blown out of the sky on december 21st, 1988. many were american students headed home for the holidays. >>> if today feels like it's flying by and you're getting ready for dinner already, don't be alarmed. december 21st is the shortest day of the year and the winter solstice. that means less than ten hours of daylight but rest assured every day from now on will be longer so on ward and up ward. december 21st, shortest day of the year and harper's four-month birthday. >> let me show you eight more real quick! >> solstice. >> solstice! >> i just got a nerd out sometimes. so few words i'm sure 100% to announce. >>> warm temperatures we are going to see. look how wa

that's in the trinidad neighborhood. police say they tried to stop 19-year-old darius jamal murphy. murphy they say pulled out a gun and started shooting at officers hitting one of them. the cops returned fire hitting and killing murphy. >>> new information tonight on the background of the d.c. police officer charged with coercing a reluctant 15-year- old girl into taking a naked photo. scott broom is in waldorf tonight where seven year veteran marc washington lives, scott? >> reporter: well according to the neighbors who live here with washington in this waldorf townhome neighborhood, they say he lives in the townhome here. he's single. and he lives with his father. the neighbors describe him as a pleasant guy and a familiar face. but it's a face now seen in a mug shot after 32-year-old d.c. police officer marc washington was charged under federal child pornography laws after an alleged incident on duty sunday in southeast washington. >> pretty regular guy. >> reporter: neighbors shocked by the allegations against him. >> that's marc? i haven't seen anything like that that would le

energy executive choose between now mexico or trinidad? what goes through an executive's head. >> first of all, thank you for the atlantic council. thank you for being here. just like in business, sometimes the easiest thing to set up is the strategic plan. the tough part is the business plan to implement the the strategic. that's the toughest part. so i think all of us have talked through the challenges that we are facing. i hate to say it, but maybe this was the easiest part of the whole energy reform part and still because of all the raised expectations, there's a tough road ahead. i certainly don't represent the industry, but after working in the energy sector and oil sector for 34 years, 5 of those in mexico city, i want to basically focus my comments on three areas and then that way we can get some conversation from the audience. i want to talk about pemex. pemex is not going away. pemex is also not going to be privatized. i don't like the word privatization. i prefer recapitalization. hopefully some day will welcome private capital

energy mexicove choose between or angola or trinidad? what goes through an executive's head. >> thank you for the council. thank you for being here. just like in your example, in business sometimes the easiest thing is to set up a strategic plan. the tough part is the plan to implement that strategic mission. that is the toughest part. all of us have fought to the challenges we are facing. i hate to say it, but maybe this was the easiest part of the old he -- whole energy reform part. because of all these great expectations i think there is a tough road ahead. i don't represent the industry, but after working in the ag sector and oil sector for 35 years, five of those in mexico want to basically focus my comments on three areas and that way we can get some conversation from the audience. i want to talk about pamex. they are not going away. they are not going to be privatized. i don't like the word privatization. i preferred the word recapitalization. hopefully become a place for private capital can participate in the growth of a extremel

energy executive choose between mexico or angola or trinidad? what goes through an executive's head. >> thank you for the council. thank you for being here. just like in your example, in business sometimes the easiest thing is to set up a strategic plan. the tough part is the plan to implement that strategic mission. that is the toughest part. all of us have fought to the challenges we are facing. i hate to say it, but maybe this was the easiest part of the whole energy reform part. because of all these great expectations i think there is a tough road ahead. i don't represent the industry, but after working in the ag sector and oil sector for 35 years, five of those in mexico city, i want to basically focus my comments on three areas and that way we can get some conversation from the audience. i want to talk about pamex. they are not going away. they are not going to be privatized. i don't like the word privatization. i preferred the word recapitalization. pamex will hopefully become a place for private capital can participate in the growth of a

. >> you come from trinidad and tobego. >> that is correct. >> you are a surgical oncologist by training. are you still practicing? >> on a limited basis. my operating room, my classroom as it were, day-to-day activities of administration plus my skill set that i acquired as a surgeon is important to continue to use and share with the community and students. >> what was your reaction when you were approached and asked to take over the role as interim president? >> it was very, very humbling. i actually was in a room by myself when i was first, you know, told about it. and i had a moment. i had a moment that reflected, you know, across the 25 years of my engagement with the university. and as i looked at it and i looked at all of the things that howard brought into me, the technical aspect of my education but more importantly, the service component of giving back to my community and changing the world around me, i was extremely humbled to be even proched about it. >> did you see taking the job as sort of a responsibility on your part? >> absolutely. i see it as a sacred responsibility. ho

energy executives choose between now mexico for trinidad, what goes through their head? >> first of all, thank you mr. ambassador and secretary for being here. just like in your business sometimes they use these things as a strategic plan. the tough part is the business plan to implement that mission. that's the toughest part so i think all of us have to talk through the challenges that we are facing. i have to say but maybe this was the easiest part of the whole energy reform part. and still, because of all of the race expectations i think that there is a tough road ahead. i certainly don't represent the industry, but being working in the energy sector and the oil sector for 34 years, five of those in mexico city, i want to basically focus my comments on three areas and then we can get some conversation from the audience. i want to talk about pemex. pemex is not going away. okay? pemex is also not going to be privatized. i don't like the word privatization. i refer the word recapitalization. pemex one day will become a control in the participating growth of what is goin