. >> reporter: samuel sheinbein dead, killed by an israeli prison response team in a prison just north of tel aviv after authorities say he shot three prison guards and barricaded himself in a cell block, a violent final chapter to a story that rocked this community and grew to international proportions. >> it began with the death of alfredo teo. >> the victim's body was found of a garage of a then vacant home in this section of breeze hill in aspen hill, maryland, not far from the sheinbein home. in 1987 sheinbein murdered and mutilated alfredo teo. a montgomery teen, it was being called a thrill killing. officials here uponed him back. doug duncan was county executive at the time. >> if we had been able to keep him here hopefully none of this would have ever happened. >> reporter: though has eventual incarceration there only came after international legal wrangling here. john mccarthy was prosecutor in the case here. >> we had won in the district level and in the final round of appeals we lost in the israeli supreme court. he was serving a 27-year prison sentence in israel. we had a

special forces fatally shot 34-year-old samuel sheinbein after he seized a guard's weapon, shot threee compound. he was sentenced to 24 years in prison for a gruesome maryland murder in 1997. >>> and can you spell e-p-i-c. that's what this spelling bee is being called in jackson county. the competition had to shut down after 66 rounds. why? because of two remaining adversaries. they used up all the words. no more. the 11 and 13-year-old will face off again march 8th. so the winner goes to the national spelling bee. we were talking about this all morning. we're stumped. what do we do? where do we go? dictionary, open, pick one. >> it should be the parents. they're nervous watching their kid having to spell this word. then by the 66th word, are the parents like -- >> come on. let's wrap this up, kids. >> let's get this moving. i know. we'll see. rematch seems like. thank you, bill. >>> now a look ahead and a look back. the supreme court will hear arguments in a important global warm case today. the high court justices will decide if the epa can limit greenhouse gas emissions from power

samuel sheinbein was on the run from the u.s. when he was stops ain. he was tried and convicted in an israeli court of murdering and dismembering a teenager in montgomery county back in 1997. yesterday, sheinbein stole a gun from a guard and opened fire in the prison. special forces were called in for the situation. they shot sheinbein, killing him as he barricaded himself inside the prison. >>> 4:33. "news 4 your health's" molette green following breaking news from the live desk. >>> this morning, an arrest warrant issued for ukraine's ousted president, but no one is sure where viktor yanukovych is right now. the country's acting government wants to put him on trial for mass murder, but they have to find him first. he was last seen sunday trying to get to eastern ukraine. we want to show a live picture now from the main protest camp in the capital, kiev. it shows the stark contrast to last week's deadly fighting with police where 82 people died. those running the country now working to save the economy from the brink of collapse. we've heard from the

police say an initial investigation found that samuel sheinbein somehow smuggled a gun into prison. the 34-year-old was on the verge of beg paroled after killing and dismember ago man in maryland 17 years ago. he fled to israel. police initially said sheinbein had stolen a gun from a guard before the shoot-out. >>> the supreme court says it is not going to stop virginia from retrying a suspected drug dealer. justin wolf had been convicted of capital murder but that verdict was set aside because of misconduct by the prosecutors. wolf's attorneys argued because those actions were so serious their client could not get a fair retrial. >>> a proposal moving through the senate emphasizes the use of private insurers. the virginia chamber of commerce says that would be good for the economy. however republican leaders say the senate isn't looking at that time plan's long-term consequences. >>> also tonight, remembering longtime mayor jane seimen. >> she has given selflessly to ensure that vienna remains a great, vibrant community, and i think that was one of her greatest assets is that she w