To iraq, his last memories as he dove onto of his soldiers to cover them from a rocket propelled grenade was that you would never see his wife or his child again. While he would survive, his last words proved to be prophetic. The blast cost him his site. But despite his injuries has pursued his education and is planning to start a new business. Though he may never actually see his firstborn daughter, he and his wife, heather, have added two more children to their growing family. In a sense, veterans like sergeant pepper and many others have sacrifice one life to the country and service. In an instant, their hopes and dreams for the future were shattered. But with a love of their countrymen and the support of the family and their community, they rediscover their purpose in life to learn to accept or overcome the obstacles their injuries have imposed. These walls remind us that a sacrifice might only have of our nation is most often shared with a loved one who cares for our injured heroe
I66 for those of you planning to take i66 any time soon, it is nice and clear. This is the best time to travel. Except no one wants to go to bed that early. You know, to get up this early. 66 clear. Heres a live look as you make your way past 29. Again, no accidents in this area. It will take you 12 minutes to get from Fairfax County parkway and inside 66, clear here as well. This is a look at glebe road. That drive just 13 minutes. Over to you. Dawnella, thank you. The president of Asiana Airlines is on his way to San Francisco this morning. Hes going to meet with crew members and will likely face some tough questions from the ntsb. Before leaving south korea, he personally apologized to the families of the two chinese teenagers killed in that plane crash. He met them at an airport near seoul and bowed to them. One of the fathers was visibly upset with him. The two girls were part of a group that planned to attend summer camps at universities in california. Now, the visit comes as the
The car felt like it broke lose a couple times on the road coming in. So scary. Snow is so much bert than ice. I did not have to scape the windshield we had drizzle out there some of it is freezing drizzle. Especially i think your sidewalks. I can tell you Baltimore County side streets sheets of ice. That will fix itself rather quickly this morning. Nonetheless the first Step Outdoors speegsly before dawn could be a little tricky. Be careful. I wouldnt totally trust the road between black ice and wet pavement it is hard to tell the difference. At the moment all we have happening in the immediate metropolitan area is drizzle. We have a batch of slightly more moisture coming in. It could be slight rain. Some could freeze on contact. Moving quickly what you see on the radar is one hour of movement of this precipitation. So thats going to dash through the area in the next hour, hour and a half or so. Use some caution today. But the main story is rain. Most of that is going to be south and
jon: fox news alert. it was just a week ago, we were learning the details of that horrible massacre in colorado and now it appears a similar attack might have been thwarted in maryland. not involving the movies necessarily but authorities in anna rundle county and prince georges county will be announcing in about an hour the arrest of a man who they say is mentally disturbed. he was going to be dismissed from his jobs and made some threats. as a result the suspect was arrested last night. authorities have committed him for 72-hour hold. they say when they went to his home in crofton, maryland, they found an arsenal of weapons. again there will be a news conference from both anna rundle county police officers and as well as prince georges county officers. that is coming up just about an hour from now. jenna: a little more business news today. right now facebook s friends are not clicking like, at least when it comes to the investors. the social media giant s
bring in the a.t.f. under the northern virginia violent crime task force the a.t.f. deputizedized and pulled them off the street. reporter: they saw police and a.t.f. agents swarming this morning. on the street it was a.t.f., police everywhere. reporter: the a.t.f. agents and local detectives were arresting people they say they caught buying drugs and guns. doesn t make sense why they would come here and take my sister s husband. it is awful. i mean, it is a misunderstanding. i know that he has nothing to do with whatever they are looking for. reporter: 36 people were arrested in all. 25 on federal charges after undercover agents made more than 200 illegal purchases of drugs and guns. the violence and drugs around here. i mean, you had a 15-year-old not even two months ago lose his life. i m glad they are off the street. the guns. anytime you take 85 guns off the street from career criminals, narcotics dealers, gang bangers and armed robbers you make a community