i m andrea roane. police are still investigating a carjacking and police chase that started in prince george s county and ended in a shoot-out in d.c. delia gone calfs is in d.c goncalves is live with more. reporter: that suspect led police on a wild chase crisscrossing county lines in prince georges county then eventually coming over here to the district. it all wound down here with a crash on gainsville stgainsvill southeast about a half hour later. police say the suspect crashed his car, bailed out, and then there was a gun fight in the middle of this neighborhood right outside of these apartment buildings that are all monitored with surveillance cameras. the landlord able to see all of the action going down from the monitors inside of his own home. i love southeast. i love the people. i also dislike and hate the crooks and criminals. i hate them. have i no sympathy for him. this guy car jacked a woman. i have no sympathy. i can tell you what, probably 80% of the peo
good afternoon. i m mike hydeck. rosen pleaded guilty to the crimes. deborah roane has more. reporter: one of rosen s victims is in the courtroom today and told me she s happy rosen ended up getting the 32 months. that s three years and eight months on a handful of stalking and voyeurism charges. stalking because the judge said rosen would go to victims homes repeatedly often lurking in alleyways, peeping in hard to see places and voyeurism because he d take the iphone and film them in their homes with every expectation of privacy. rosen spoke today, too, and said he was deeply sorry for the impact he had on all of the victims lives. the government had recommended rosen be sentenced to five and a half years prison time. today he got a few months shy of four. one victim said i will not feel safe if this evil man is not sent to jail. also in court today, rosen s whole family, including the wife who has stuck by him. we asked her why she did not want to answer our questio
having sex. this was something that happened to them when they were in their homes, when they were in the one place where they really thought their privacy would be the most protected. that s the place that the defendant was able to find them and exploit them. reporter: this all started when he was arrested in february. not for any of those videos but rather cops found out that he was on-line trying to make a date to have sex with who he thought was a 14-year-old girl but who ended up being an undercover detective. arrested him they found hundreds of videos. at d.c. superior court, debra alfarone, wusa9. new at 7:00 a d.c. man has pleaded guilty to shooting and injuring a police officer and then trying to shoot another officer. one officer was on the way to work when 28-year-old romeo hayes shot at their vehicles for no apparent reason. this happened in august of last year when hayes was a passenger in a car traveling along the suitland parkway. hayes brother ronald pl
critically. officials believe it was all due to a gas leak. and this way out of here. with that snow piling up, the winter blues are spreading. we have a cure. dylan s about to surprise one lucky family with our first hot ticket to paradise wednesday, february 25, 2015. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning everyone. welcome to today on a wednesday morning. i may take that ticket to paradise. al s got a hot ticket to washington, d.c. there for an event. we ll catch up with him. let s get to our top story on wednesday morning. a guilty verdict at the american sniper trial. it did not take long for the jury there to reach its decision. nbc s jacob rascon has covered this trial from the beginning. good morning to you. reporter: matt, good morning. two weeks and three dozen witnesses boils down to this. the jury did not buy the insanity defense. the verdict came quickly
god to get justice for our son and as always god has proved to be faithful. a guilty verdict in the american sniper trial. the jury didn t buy the claims routh was not guilty by reason of insanity. a truck driver charged with a fiery commuter train derailment. a team investigating by the ntsb. a winter that will not give up. looking like the arctic ocean. stretching from texas to north carolina. you can see the sleet, slushy sleet, snow kind of thing. president obama vetoed a bill that would green light construction of the keystone oil pipeline. here we are dilly dallying around. it s going to be built. do you understand? it will be built. violent gas explosion injure injured 16 people in new jersey. so booming, it was felt a mile away. terribly loud. i thought a tractor trailer hit this porch. for students from wesleyan university, arrested four students in connection with an overdose including a party drug molly. and crazy? a driver ejected from