the folks on this property, the randolphs, they heard everything. and so they, they had a good idea of what was going on. and if you're talking about the proclamation when lord dunmore eventually issues that probl proclamati

third...randolph up 20...but wakefield, running the full leads to the the bucket for randolph, clamping down on d too...carlee thies, gets rewarded with the lay in for the cardinals. then later on, the high-low game working...megan fink to katelyn backhaus for the pair. and it worked once, why not try it again, fink to backhaus...and randolph gets the sweep, 55-25. chris ponca was a state tourney team last year...they're off toto 3-1 start taking on laurel- concord coleridge. the lady indians, with some precision passing...mackenzi e boyle, cashes it in and ponca takes the lead in the first. later on, ponca up one...and bryn schutte of the bears...money from distance...lcc takes the lead ponca, tries to respond, but katie leapley, comes up with the rejection on t t defensive end. so t t lady indians,o to the outside game...sadie finnegan connects on the triple...they go on to win it, 51-41. chris some bad news for iowa state fans today...naz mitrou long announced he'll miss the rest of the seasonon mitrou-long had arthroscopic surgery on both of his hips in the offseason, but had played

the folks on this property, the randolphs, they heard everything. and so they, they had a good idea of what was going on. and if you're talking about the proclamation when lord dunmore eventually issues that probl proclamation, everybody has heard about it. it was huge, it was offering freedom to the enslaved. it was big. it was no way that they could keep freedom quiet. no way. >>> and we are back live here on american history tv on c-span 3 today. and on your screen is the c-span bus at colonial williamsburg, and we have been talking to curators, historians, interpreters here all day on american history tv about what life was like back in the 1770s in williamsburg, virginia. you just heard from one of the african-american interpreters there that we recently spoke to in williamsburg, by the way, active interpretation of slavery began in 1979. here to talk more about that with us is steven seals. he is the senior manage irfor african-american programming. mr. seals, tell us a little bit more about what life was like for the enslaved population. >> w

in nebraska, we'll go to randolph and laurel. and, we'll hear from the hawkeyes on the eve of the big ten title game. we'll start in sioux city. the east boys are just outside the top ten in a couple of preseason polls. the black raiders went 16-7 last season -- coming up a game short of the state tournament. east -- 1 and 0 -- playing their home opener against council bluffs t-j, who was 1 and 20 last season. the black raiders had this game won when they got off the bench. good passing -- they find the best shot when ty benson is under the basket. east up 10-zip in a hurry. the black raiders had a big size advantage -- off the miss, big jaylen rees comes in for the board and bucket. east playing the 'high-low' game well too. rees gets another easy 2 -- he finished with 12 points. cbal hanging on for dear life. the black raiders win easily -- benson the north boys -- who lost 8 seniors from last seasons state tourney team -- hosting cedar rapids kenneday, who was 18-6 last season. stars with the lead in the second quarter. jailen

the freezing mark in randolph so the freezing air coming through randolph capton sharon as we speak. so there will be icy spots that will continue this evening and overnight tonight. now a lot of the patchy freezing drizzle should end be slick spots early tomorrow morning otherwise mostly cloudy to start off the morning. temperatures above freezing top afternoon. track a couple of evening showers and then it's quiet on the seven-day forecast ahead. >> reporter: the mix causing a bit of a highways. knick nib is on the -- nick emmons is in the traffic tracker, how is it looking? >> reporter: heading south everybody looks great but when you are going at increased speeds you want to be careful with the slick conditions. temperature right now in our car is 24 degrees is what we're getting outside. as you can see going the other way cars coming from out of boston heading north, a lot more traffic on that side of the highway. you are forced to go slower so that should help out as far as anybody sliding around or anything like that. you want to keep, give yourself distance between the car in

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this is leotta's police station, the 4th district on randolph floor. above the front door in his honor the black crepe. in his honor, a police car draped in black. the flags here at half-staff. you can see some of his family members just leaving now. they've been inside talking to police officials being consoled by police officials. the sign in front of the station says in loving memory of police officer noah leotta, end of watch december 10, 2015. i've got to tell you this. i've known police chief tom major for more than 30 years. i have never seen him as impassioned as he was today. we begin our story now with the chief. >> the residents of this county lost a great cop. lost a great cop. exactly the kind of police officer that you want patrolling your streets. >> it was a day of hugs and tears and salutes. an outpouring of high honor for montgomery county police officer noah leotta. his body removed from suburban hospital and with a police escort, the procession stops at officer leotta's home station on randolph road. there, the officer's family was

he is on the phone to william randolph hearst. with a mistress in the industry just like william randolph hearst. bin he says no. give it to roosevelt. a guy named newton baker. secretary of war under woodrow wilson. but he really dislikes baker. can't we just throw it to albert ricci? no. you have the top of the ticket or garner for vice president. what how are you will have. okay. roosevelt gets the nomination. here is another custom. let you do not tender the notice of your nomination immediately. several weeks later a big shot comes up to your hometown and says surprise. you won the nomination than the nominee gives a speech. what does he do? he gets in an air plenum breaks tradition flying to chicago with the dnc and this is a big deal because one of fpr sons get sick of the plane and it takes seven hours. that is how primitive it is. with two stops. this excites people that roosevelt says we will have a new deal in america. he is off and running. in germany has a lot of elections in 1932. and they are just getting started. t

franklin roosevelt in january 1932 william randolph hearst gets on the radio on his radio station in los angeles and blasts everybody, just about everybody, roosevelt, one guy after another in national power, politics, and franklin roosevelt's chief political adviser says franklin, what do we do about this? franklin roosevelt gives the major policy address at a prestigious venue, albany county range of state in which he basically says 1920 we saw the lead of nations, time >>>, it will not be a major issue, see you, woodrow. if you wonder what they can count on , as to what he can do to a bring forward a plan for dealing with the depression, back to germany, america has a presidential election every four years, germany is going to have a presidential election every seven years. it is in their constitution. in 1932 coming do again, the president of germany, paul von hindenburg, who had been a hero of german army in world war i and won election in 1925 with the support of the ultranationalists, not the nazis but the old kaiser 45. he is anti-democratic, autocratic, the president -- in 1

. >>> plus a randolph man says was stolen from him. >>> think about this generosity. a third grader who gave up her own birthday presents so that less fortunate kids could have those. we had the privilege of meeting her today. >> for this little girl, a good idea is just beginning. >> maybe i can do something that can change the world. >> savanna turned nine last month and on her birthday, she had a great idea. >> my idea -- my idea was to have people buy presence for toys for tots. >> that's instead of buying presents for her. >> she said she didn't want birthday presents this year. and she was going to donate them. her family and friends would have given her and brought them here. to the toys for tots center at the police station. >> i was so happy when i dropped them off. i dropped off a lego set, headband, a bear, basketball hoop. children don't have all the things that we do. >> it's part of what the season is. she felt that it was better to give than it was to receive. that's the instance of what christmas is about. >> because of that selfless act, less fortunat

i have always been of my three accomplishments. >> reporter: that pride is also shared in randolph, the family's hometown, but janita and martin didn't realize just how much people cared until the children's librarian at turner public library called. she'd seen a post in the local paper about william following in his brother's footsteps and wanted to do something for the brothers. the community had a winter fest in that there's several families and children that wanted to reach out to our sons and write letters and i said i would love that. >> a few days ago janita picked up nearly 300 letters wishing her sons well, she sent william's to california, where he's stationed, malcolm to new york where he's stationed and the letters for cornelius base. >> i was happy to see the amount of letters that my wife brought back from the library. i'm like wow. >> it's about as good as it gets for this military family. thousands of miles away, and still feeling the love from home. basically we're in eight anticipation waiting for them to receive their packages to be blown away. >> mom has the tracking

the first one is in randolph. that's right at 24 northbound at route 28, and this is actually blocking the shoulder. vehicle. that is on 24 southbound right at harrison boulevard. that's blocking the left lane. the expressway, starting to slow down, no major delays yet, though. north of town, route 1, looking good. 93 looking good, as well. and so far the pike is good all the way back to 495. go to those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. the expressway, the split to the tunnel, a ten-minute ride into town on the pike, a 12-minute ride southbound on 93. an 11-minute ride. and so far the "t" looks good. >> christa: breaking news now. several overnight developments california. police identifying the suspects overnight. we're also learning more about their relationship. right now the death toll from the shooting stands at 14 this morning. >> jadiann: 17 other people were injured when the shooters burst into a service center that helps people with developmental disabilities. 's nancy chen is at

stop and go from randolph back to brockton. 95 north that looks heavy to 128. chris and kathryn. >>> donald trump takes his campaign to new hampshire. >> and the republican frontrunner could break a promise he made over his plan to prevent muslims from entering the u.s. susie steimle tough talk from trump. >> good morning, kathryn. that is right, donald trump could be going back on a promises he made in september he would not run as an independent, as republican leaders speak out against him he might not have a choice. this most recent controversial comment about beening muslims temporarily from the united states sparked international backlash. students in turkey organized a protest against him. in great britain a petition is circulating suggesting trump be banned from that country. several have all publicly opposed this comment. trump maintains he doesn't want to run as an independent but threatens he will if he is forced to. >> if i'm treated fairly i would never do it, if i'm not treated fairly i might well do it. i think it's highly unlikely unless they bre

randolph below freezing. west bridgewater about to go back below freezing. 29 foxboro so seeing the cold area deep down 95 and we'll see the cold area in place. temperatures hold down to the 20's where do we go from here? temperatures tomorrow afternoon above the freezing mark. closer to 40 degrees. evening showers swinging through then that is it. quiet weather, seasonal >> announcer: time for 7 sports with trey daerr. >> it's not just any one thing that doomed the bruins a year ago but no one thing may have had a bigger impact that david creechy skating in just 47 games. he is on the shelf again and the bruins are hoping their response is different this time around. enter ryan spooner, the 23-year-old chipping at 22 points. on the power play. while spooner will spot into the stop spot replacing everything he brings to the rink is a team wide responsibility. >> i think it's so important that our group as a whole on the ice takes charge. so maybe you got to get grittier. maybe you got to tie up. go for liz pu

sarah: all right, eric randolph from paris, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us.is facing charges that he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman in 2000 four. he was escorted by supporters. it was the first criminal case brought against the comedian following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. he says the 2004 encounter was consensual. they'll has been set at $1 million. if found guilty, the 78-year-old could face a lengthy jail sentence. reporter: bill cosby, a beloved comedian. but he may not recover after the prosecution filed criminal charges against him. >> we are here today to announce charges have been filed against william henry cosby. these charges stem from a sexual assault that took place on an evening in early 2004 at mr. cosby's home in the township in montgomery county. reporter: he said he pressed her to take pills entry wine while she was at his home. it is not clear what kind of pills he gave her. however, they say it made it impossible for her to repel his advances. he is one of the most successful african-american comedians. his greatest

heavier around randolph, but light rain that's falling. rockland, hanson, brockton and on the western fringes, walpole. breaks in the clouds, look lyme like they want to appear as a storm pulling away. glimpse of sunshine tomorrow. how warm temperatures get by the weekend, straight ahead. >> vanessa: the defense rests in the murder trial of teen killer phillip chism, but tonight, the big question still remains, is chism faking it or is he really mentally ill? >> mark: now, a new picture of chism is emerging in court, our bob ward is covering the trial for us, he joins us live from salem and bob, these experts are suggesting that chism is not mentally ill at all. >> the reporter: yeah, that's right. the prosecution is starting to call rebuttal witnesses, you may remember that phillip chism's expert witness said that he's been hearing voices since he was ten years old, and that he suffered a psychotic -- is still sufferingal psychotic episode, but these witnesses, that the prosecution is now calling to the stand, they're all saying the same

we're down to 34 foxboro and 38 degrees in randolph so we'll continue to see the numbers south of the city drop. spots. temperatures average the upper 20s tomorrow. a couple of showers tomorrow night and the surf features quiet -- seven-day forecast features quiet but seasonable weather. >> nick you are at the site of a wreck. >> reporter: that's right. we're just taking a look at a utility pole that is done. behind this police car that is a mini van that went into the pole. the pole is laying across the road. this is not a situation where there are live wires or anything, but if you look just below the police car, you can see that shine on we're getting temperatures of about 23 degrees where we are. so obviously some icy conditions on these secondary, residential roads. so you want to be careful on any of these roads now they're starting to freeze over after the rains have come through. so we're going to keep an eye on this. there doesn't appear to be injuries or anything like that, but obviously slick conditions and icy conditions up here north of the city. when we were driving nort

eve of the randolph house. you see every single person who lived in the colonial times, no matter what their color was, whether they were native or woman, ithite, man or is your story as americans, as a member of the world. those stories need to be told everywhere. that is where we are heading. we will always have new programs that tell stories that tell about the enslaved. not as slaves, but as people. people that had lives just as rich as anyone else within the world of the 18th century. that is where we are going. that is the destination. host: a lot more to come from colonial williamsburg. i'm sure many of our viewers have been enticed today to visit. we thank you for the conversation and everyone there at the foundation for welcoming , helpinghe c-span bus us bring the sites and sounds of 18th-century virginia today to americanago p.m. and 11 a clockd on christmas at noon and 8:00 p.m. eastern. blackwe will visit the smith shop and public armory to learn about the role of the blacksmith and how they suppor

and 44 in randolph. lexington is 40. our temperatures did dip into the 30s. but they recovered a little bit thanks to the cloud cover coming in cloud act thing like a blanket tyngsboro 38. straight in sterling into south shore, more 40s. and our temperatures falling back into the 30s. mostly some 40s may hold on through cape along coastline so no at snowy system not big system one that will bring us a little bit of wet weather so what right? kind of stirs up forecast breaks this pa fern. last three days very little wind. above normal temperatures and tons of sun in a time period where we see a lot of clouds. this is our cloudiest part of the year. and we've been just throwing that against the wall here. and outside it's not been a bad stretch at all. sprinkles in boston to good providence. showers bridgewater plymouth and chatham. our temperatures tomorrow in the lower 40s and mid 40s. that will be kind of limiting factor i think. i'm not seeing 50s at all. and even at or warmest 4647. again, that's closer to a normal. normal high 44. 46 on wednesday. that pa

so i got an e-mail from this guy named randolph churchill.so i start looking it up, and, well, he really is the grandson of winston churchill. and so we're exchanging e-mails, and i'm figuring it out, and he hooks me up with the churchill society. so i know it's really him. and also curator at chartwell which was churchill's home, and i'm e-mailing her. we're not quite facebook friends yet, but anyway -- [laughter] and so randolph, is and we're on a first name basis because he calls me bill, so i call him randolph -- he says, bill, we have something here at chartwell. i won't pretend to do a british accent. we have something here at chartwell that might interest you. it's this iron cross that was given to my grandfather. and it was taken off of a german who was captured in, who was captured in tehran around time of conference. and he said would you, would you like to see this? i could e-mail you a picture. and what am i going to say? [laughter] nah, don't worry about it. no, i said, please do. so he sends me thing. it's been framed and there'

that has 93 back into randolph and route 3 heaviest from route 18. route 24, 13 minutes to get up to 128. randy, emily. republican presidential candidates are weighing in on the plan to rid the world of isis. emily: their stance on the president's position. church. the hit and run under congregants are counting their blessings. tipping for the holidays. the guidelines on how much to pay out for services you enjoy year round. emily: and at 5:56 this morning, take a look here from the common. nice christmas tree we see there. then, of course, this looks absolutely beautiful. we saw that lit up last week during our holiday lights show. always such a nice way to kick off the season. it is just 35 degrees right now, but randy, it's going to get warmer. christmas is around the corner but we're feeling like spring. emily: you're inside. you can wear your jacket later. r this holiday, it's time for wegmans. we are a family, t brought here through destiny. r living in harmony, we are a family. it's time to savor. time to bake. r it's time to enjoy with family

randolph tried to break up the dispute. that's when police say harvey and the other person shot and killed him. the chago sun times reports harveys a graduate of city high in iowa city. one person is dead and another is injured after a car crash in fairfax. walford died in the crash yesterday. her vehicle crossed the center line on highway 151 near prairie drive in fairfax and hit another vehicle head-on. then a truck smashed into the passenger side of skalsky's vehicle. 22 year old hannah looney of shellsburg was injured. she was in the second vehicle. one person is dead and another injured this morning from a grain bin accident. benton county sriff randy forsyth says a 56 6 ar old keystone man n s vacuuming grain into a semi at the benton grain company. that's in keystone. the sheriff says a wall of corn surrounding him collapsed, and covered him. they have not released his name. the state of iowa is producing more ethanol than ever before. the iowa renewable fuels association says the state produced more than 4 billion g

edmond randolph. do you know that his father, my cousin, john randolph, was the last attorney general of the crown before the war began. and edmond was the first attorney general in our constitution under our constitution. so i had long given up the practice of law and pursued more of my interests in legislation, being able to put forth arguments and debates that would result in bills and laws that would make for a greater happiness and greater opportunity, if you will, throughout not only my native commonwealth, but our nation and ultimately for the world. and so you see, it was not so much the practice of law but the call of people that i stand for the office of president of the united states. i was invited to stand for that office. in fact, i was invited the first time in 1796. i had been retired a good three years. you may remember it was my arguments with general hamilton there in the cabinet of his excellency general washington that finally made me decide i cannot continue and encourage a schism

but still you have a very large crowd here at the intersection of michigan and randolph blocking trafficght now, shep. >> the crowd, this group is asking for the removal of the mayor. they've already gotten the removal of the police chief. do they have other demands? >> there are a lot of different demands that boil up. you've heard them say that they want resources out in the troubled areas, that they want new -- they want other charges, particularly if you go back to the laquan mcdonald video that they're referencing right now with this chant, 16 shots. you see there are a number of police officers out on the scene. when you look at their initial incident reports they all had agreement. and the agreement that we saw from the police officers in those initial reports, doesn't measure up to what you saw on the videotape. what we hear, if you can summarize what we heard from the police officers, they said that there was a threatening action on the part of laquan mcdonald with that knife in his hand. as you look at the videotape you never see that. and so they are therefore demanding crimin

and william randolph hearst is giving that speech out in california when he is trashing everyone he says that there is one who is a real american and his name is john garner and he is the speaker of the house and he had never given any thought in his life to running for president and says fine i will give it a tumble so he enters the race. and another guy entering the race is our old friend elford and annual smith. he got clobbered by hoover in 1928 and said don't worry about being governor because again the thought that roosevelt would be a lightweight and smith could be the power behind the throne behind the wheelchair running the state of new york. frank, you be the governor and when you want to go to the warm springs and get healthy, we will run the state, the lieutenant governor in your face and i will help out just on the street from the mansion. anytime you need advice i'd be there to give it. franklin doesn't want it, he wants to be his own man and that room is given a playhouse with moving back to the new york state city to build the empire state building. and before that happen

randolph tried to break up the dispute. that's when police say harvey and the other chicago sun times reports harvey is a graduate of city high in iowa city. family and friends are remembering a 21-year-old university of iowa student who died earlier this week. nicole underwood was killed during a bus crash in chicago on monday. police say the bus driver lost control on interstate 55 early monday morning. the bus hit a construction sign. police say the driver told them he swerved to avoid a pickup that moved into the bus's lane. four others had non life- threatening injuries. underwood was studying social work and on track to graduate in may. she planned to continue her education and attend graduate school. chicago to celebrate new year's eve with friends and her boyfriend. they described her as caring and charismatic. many times i would be upset and she would show up at my door with care packages, like fuzzy socks, and all of my favorite things. underwood's loved ones in des moines are hoping to raise enough money to creat

randolph tried to break up he dispute. that's when n lice say harvey and the other person shot and killed him. the chicago sun times reports harvey is a graduate of city high in iowa city. ne person is dead and another is injured after a car crash in fairfax. 49 year old terri skalsky of walford died in the crash yesterday. her vehicle crossed the head-on. then a truck smashed into the passenger side of skalsky's vehicle. 22 year old hannah injured. she was in the second vehicle. one person n dead and another injured this accident. benton county sheriff randy forsyth says a 56 year old keystone man was vacuuming grain into a semi at the benton grain company. thaas in keystone. the s sriff says a wall of corn surrounding him collapsed, and covered him. they have not released his name. the state of iowa is producing more ethanol t tn ever before. the iowa renewable fuels association says the state produced more than 4 billion gallons of ethanol this year -- a new record. thth's about 27% of all l e nation's'sthanol. the asso

>> the suspect grabbed bags of cash, randolph and jumped into a red hondo. >>> the star-studded infomercials backing wen health care. >> now hundreds of women who used it, its cleansing conditioner fired a class action suit against the brand and guffy renger. they say it caused not only hair loss about you rashes, scalp irritation and hair discollar ration. >>> a bald eagle has been spotted here in the city. the parks department posted a pick due of this bird. bald eagles were spotted in february. >>> they're probably enjoying the mild temperatures. >>> our friends in denver are dealing with a different record. the region was hit with nearly 7 inches of snow breaking the previous record this date under it created poor visibility for drivers. >> you know how rare it is to have a white christmas in new york city? somebody will have a white christmas. doesn't like like us. another day of record highs. they happened earlier before the sun came up. almost almost 70 in the city. the views from our top of the rock camera. there are clouds overhead. here is the rockefeller center christmas tree. the

others like randolph hotel will open early next year. 43 it's all part of the housing boom in downtown des moines. drive around and you'll see construction on new lofts and condos. the market began to take off in the early to mid 2000's... then slowed during the recession. now it's picking up momentum and city leaders say there's no end in sight as millennials and empty nesters decide city living is for them. while it isn't new hotel has rooms for sale. the new owner of the historic kirkwood hotel is converting the space into 54 condos that will be move in ready by the new year. 14:38:14 it's been fun getting to learn the building. taking the risk that we did, i wanted to make sure i knew what was going on all the time and that's why i moved into the property 25 the city says almost all of the units downtown are occupied. the new condos and lofts will be completed a few hundred at a time. the projects are spaced out so they shouldn't flood the housing market .... a webster county man is charged in the vandalism case that shutdown the court house for a week... on december eighth workers

fox 25's ted daniel is live in randolph tonight. ted, you spoke with his mother tonight. >> the mother and father. they have three sons. each of them a different branch of the military. this is the first time that not one will be able to be home for christmas. it's tough on the parents but they are getting by, thank to some kind souls. cornelius is 26 in the air force, malcolm 23 in the army, and william, he's 21 in the navy. it may be an understatement to say that juanita and martin are a proud mom and dad. >> if anybody knows me, i'm a very proud mom. >> i have always been of my three sons. and in all their accomplishments. >> that is also shared in randolph, the family's hometown, realize just how many people shared until the public library called. she had seen a post in the local paper about william following in his brother's footsteps and wanted to do something for the brothers. >> the community had a winter fest in this year, several families and children that wanted to reach out to our sons and write letters, and i said i wou

an accident on 24 northbound in randolph, just before 128, the shoulder is blocked there. then on the southbound side, down in avon, a disabled car blocking the left lane. also to the south, 128 and slow tune 7 and the green tree split. >>> thank you very much. it is now 5 # 3-0 2:00 a.m. right now--it is now 5:32 a.m. a threat of gun violence against some cambridge schools. >> schools will be open today but stepped up security. sue sigh is live out--sue see is live out there. >> reporter: good morning, marmots and students should be aware that they will see more security property comes in- -protocols in place as a result of this gun violence threat overnight. parents, staff members, and students will all be require today walk in through the front doorable so that the security people see them and physically escort them into the school one at a time. people feel safe. it is beleed this is link today tuesday. on tuesday, cambridge schools heard a bomb threat, also via e- mail, police believe it was tuesday, there was no bomb found if any of the schools, five were searched an

south of town, some volume at randolph. 128. expressway, 25-30, braintree into boston. trains and buses back on chilly but not bad. underway. making for a beautiful sunrise. officially at 7:10. 38 degrees in boston but wind is that is 15 miles per hour off the water. the cape has jumped to the mid still hanging on with lower 20' around keene. breeze starting to get active. winds sustained 10-20 miles per hour. they get stronger and during the afternoon we will have gusts over 30. miles per hour and that is why we have a wind advisory in effect. a frontal boundary will bring rain tomorrow. today is a dry day with filtered sunshine. clouds thicken up this afternoon. by lunchtime it is mostly cloudy. we head up through the 50' s this afternoon. low to mid 50' s from boston down the cape. notice as we go through the day, it is dry. dry until midnight but a couple it looks like we will see showers at times through the first half of the day tuesday. we are in the 50' s tomorrow. rain late day wednesday and look at christmas eve, jumping into the 60' s and setting record highs

police say the gunfire was in the area of randolph and west seventh streets about 10:45 last night. when officers arrived they say several people ran, including harrington, whom they arrested in the 600 block of wellington street. police searched the scene of the gunshots and found a gun lying in the street. they didn't find any evidence of damage. and no one was hurt. quick actions by multiple fire departments in johnson county helped keep a fire from getting out of control this morning. fire fighters responded to a building near ashley court and highway 965 in north liberty around 10 this morning for a report of smoke coming from a bathroom. firefighters say a water heater may have sparked a small fire in a utility area in the building. at least four fire departments were called to the scene. the fire was quickly put out. fire officials say several of the buildings units suffered minor smoke two presidential candidates are striking back after political attacks that they believe crossed the line. republican ted cruz is angry about an editorial cartoon that depicted his daughters as

the station on randolph road. in front, his police car draped in black. on the hood, his picture and bouquets of flowers. on this day, a county day of honor for officer noah leotta. a trail of tribute today for montgomery county police officer noah leotta. an honor guard at the hospital when his body was carried from the building. a fire engine with a big flag hoisted high as the procession moved down randolph road and at his home station here in wheaton, a final salute from his fellow officers. words and hugs of consolation for the leotta family. >> noah leaves behind a family that is absolutely devastated. he was the son of two just loving, wonderful parents. we have grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, family, friends that are -- that will never recover from this loss. >> police say officer leotta died after he was struck by a drunk driver in rockville. at the time, leotta was out trying to arrest drunk drivers. captain tom didone was his boss. >> he was pulling drunk drivers off the red. >> noah leotta was a hometown boy and a graduate of sherwood

at randolph street and west 7th street last night at 10:45. when they arrived, several people ran from the area. officers chased them and arrested a man in the 600 block of wellington street. police searched the scene and found a gun in the street. they didn't find any evidence of damage. and no one was hurt. police arrested 22- year-r-d vincent harringt. he is being held on an outstanding warrant in the black hawk county jail. a twelve year old cedar rapids boy is recovering from head injuries from an incident near mckinley middldlschool at the beginnnng of the month. his mother says the boy's injuries include head trauma that later caused a seizure and a stroke. it happened when her son miguel tirado was walking hohoe from school and ththw a snowball at an 11 year-old in the 500 block street. police say the 11 year old then assaulted miguel. police have referred an assault charge for the 11 year-old to juvenile services because of his age. this video shows miguel's current condition. doctors placed a shunt in his head to drain blood away fro

of legendary william randolph hearst.st is 19. she and her fiance were in her apartment last night when a woman and two armed men burst in, dragged patricia downstairs, threw her into the trunk of a car and drove off. >> the kidnapping may be part of a nationwide campaign of terrorism. >> it had been three days of false alarms until news came this this berkeley radio station had received what looks to be the first real message from the kidnappers. >> the overwhelming irony of the patty hearst kidnapping is that the most marginal of groups manages to pull off what is, after watergate, the biggest media spectacle of the decade. >> the kidnappers are members of a terrorist group that calls themselves the symbionese liberation army. >> it calls on them to unite into a fighting force. with the demands of the sla, death to the fascist insect that preys on the life of the people. >> we love you, patty, and we're all praying for you. i know those people. they have good ideals. they're just going about them the wrong way. >> initi

we spoke with two of goben's siblings, brother chat goben and sister michelle randolph, who tell us their brother was in the army 4 or 5 years and served two tours in iraq. they say the has been offered help in the form of jobs and places to live in the past and turned them down and feel nick is taking advantage of good people who want to help. we asked those we spoke to if they had concerns there was more to this homeless veterans story. we were told there is always a little concern everything is not as it seem but they would never regret helping someone who fought for our country. >> people can have a bad past and still change. >> he is still homeless, he still needs help, and he is still a vet, we need to remember those guys always. marcus: through donations, goben is currently living in an altoona motel. his room is paid up through the end of the month. i left a message for goben at the hotel as of news time, i have not heard from him. steve: visitation and memorial madrid high school football coach randy hinkel. the 58-year-old died suddenly on sunday. the visitation is tonight at th

. >>> a randolph man said he created the characters of kung fu panda -- but now he's facing charges for allegedly making it up. >> he said dreamworks stole this catch to create kung fu panda but gordon sketch came dreamworks spent $3 million fighting this in court and he could now face up to three years in prison. >>> the warm gesture that has boston police taking notice. >>> the great getaway, the daring leap from one alleged criminal. >>> here is what's going on on http://boston.cbslocal.com/ uber to make money for the things you want, and the things you need. for the places you want to be, and the people you want to be with. helping people get rides around your city is easy. and only you decide when to call it a day. start making money for the things that matter to you. sign up now at >>> a thief makes a daring jump in ohio. surveillance video shows the man running from security. he tries to go down the up escalator but gets caught by the police officer in decides to jump but the officer grabs the man who is tingling for a few moments but he does end up falling, injuring his head. th

last october outside this randolph bar, the rappers shared something. >> the shooter was literally right there. if he wanted to kill me he could have. i was shot twice. >> reporter: someone sprayed bullets into the crowd senting both men into the e. r. >> that's the great est >> reporter: that's when ad the -- each one gets a mentor to guide the way. >> we're in the community to try to make it better than what it is now. >> basically david came to me everything. >> reporter: for these two, the cost and encouragement works. >> that could be my fault because my son could follow in my footsteps and that's not what i want him to follow in. i want him to grow up to be something better than that. >> reporter: when they talk about breaking the violence, that's exactly the type of thinking they hope to encourage and they think when officials ponder to have a solution, it can be part of that strategy. >>> a great time tonight before with high school re-you re-i don't schools reunions. >> that's because matt leblanc showed up to his old high school. >>> the holiday lights display on the wall of th

we'll also see highly rated teams from lawton- bronson, boyden-hull, crofton, randolph -- plus metro games at east, north and west. last season, the kingsley- pierson girls were one of the best teams in class 1a. this year, the panthers are ranked 4th after winning their opener. kp is home tonight against oa-bcig. sports fource is "on the road" in kingsley, iowa. ktiv's mark freund is live with more. kingsley-pierson is off to a 1-0 start after a 66-25 win over river valley to open the season. losses should be few and far between for the panthers this year. last season, k-p had just one loss entering the playoffs. but the panthers fell in the regional final - falling one game short of the state tournament. k-p didn't lose a single senior from last season - so expectations are high. so far, so good for tonight, against oa- bcig - k-p leads in the first quarter... we'll have all that action at 10. it's the first basketball edition of sportsfource extra. thanks mark. we're planning on highlights of we're planning on highlights of ten games on sports fource extra. we want to see your "fa

i want to show you this new accident in randolph. this is actually on 24 southbound right after 128. we have a car into the ditch. notice most of the backups still on 24 northbound. and then 128 south to the braintree split, you're all red there. so very slow. let's move on to the expressway. it's a slow drive, but you're not totally crawling from the split into boston. north of town, 93, slow through methuen and then things open up as you head to 128 into boston. route 1 not looking too bad this morning. the pike pretty much fine all the way out to 495. let's go to the drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. the expressway, the split to the tunnel, an 18-minute ride. into town on the pike is a 12-minute ride from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, a 13-minute ride. so far the "t" looks good. back to you, guys. >> christa: rob gronkowski with a message this morning for his fans. the tight end is addressing his knee injury for the first time since we all saw him carted off the field out in denver. >> jadian

it is right at 128 in randolph. and those delays used to stretch back to 139. now they are going back into avon until that is cleared. also seeing slowing on expressway. average speeds at 24 miles per hour. here is a look at those live 12 minutes on route 3 from 224 to the braintree split. up to 24 minutes on 24 from 106 to 128. 12 minutes on 95 as you approach 128 approach 128. however, i also want to remind you dealing with dense fog in northeastern mass and new hampshire seacoast where shiri joining us and will break it down. >> reporter: that will be with us until 7 8:00. that cooler drier air that will be moving in during the course of the day. as it is, these showers over southeastern mass ending around 7:00 this morning. i know we see flurries and snowflakes on the maps. most of that stays in northern new england. we could see a sprinkle or a temperature in make its way in here. right now though it is the cape and travelers for the islands. the south coast where we are seeing those rain drops continue. it was raining overnight. you will find the roadways

pendleton and patrick henry up to the first continental congress where the speaker of this body, payton randolph, would be elected as the first president of the continental congress. and they would continue to meet as conventions of the people of virginia. the second one met up in richmond where patrick henry gave his famous give me liberty or give me death speech. but it would be the fifth meeting that they would adopt the virginia resolution for independence. and that resolution for independence stated that the people of virginia were now separate and independent of the crown and parliament of great britain. but having dissolved the ties to the old government, he they went on to say that there must be a new constitution, that would be the first written american constitution written after independence, and that if the purpose of government was to ensure rights and liberties, they determined that they would also have to come up with a declaration of rights. that would be the first american bill of rights. and that was worked on mainly in committee. so i'd like to take you upstairs and show you t

randolph, marshall, falmouth, up the cape -- that is what is going on right now. we will see all of this tent to slight east-southeast. by 8:00, 9:00 tonight, the cape may have rain. the skies will be clearing out. this is interesting. look around the berkshires early tomorrow morning. snows calls -- snow squalls. that will be accompanied by gusting winds tomorrow, something we have not had a whole lot of this month, that' s for sure. it has been a warm month. clear skies for tomorrow night, and clear skies for your sunday. i would make sunday the weekend pick. less wind, more sunshine, more comfortable out-of-doors after the early day, which will be the temperatures, 45 degrees, wind to the north. those are colder wind directions. you can kind of see it coming. with the elevation, it is already colder. smithfield is that 35 in the berkshires. when we take you farther west, you see 30' s. blustery conditions, that is what your saturday is going to be like. actual conditions, upper 20' s, low 30' s around the region. may be around 40 in the coastal plain, but it wi

officer randolph holden was shot in the head in october. >> we send you on your way to a new assignment to be a guardian angel at the gates of heaven. >> they were both promoted to detective. two u.s. service members were killed in december in a bombing in afghanistan. joseph lamb of westchester county and louis a suffix county native. >> it speaks of resilience and the ability to percent veer. >> a big milestone in lower manhattan came in may when the observatory finally opened at one world trade center in surrounding areas and was celebrated as another symbol of american resolve after the 9/11 >>> they battled a legionella out break originating in a building cooling tower and was sprayed out in a mist. last but not least one of the biggest stories in the world this year took place right here in our area. pope francis' visit to new york city. >> i came here because i wanted to meet the pope because i believe in a miracle. >> you believe in a miracle. >> and then you saw him. what was that like? >> it was the most precious moment of my life. >> people lined up at the airport on fifth av

we start with randolph's famous march that didn't happen in 1941. he threatened to nasa hundred -- two mass as much as 100,000 african-americans on washington unless there was an effort made by the roosevelt administration to include the hiring of african-americans and independents in the national defense industry. franklin roosevelt issued executive order 88 banning discrimination and defense industries. setting up an appointment practices committee to monitor hiring client. -- hiring compliance. the naacp is long legal strategy to challenge segregation culminated in the brown versus the board of education decision in 1954. we have here representing the case one of the original briefs for the case. this is for the argument in hearing that occurred in december 1952. then featured in this case are ims from -- items from the reservoir collection. it's on a ten-year loan from the foundation to the library. we have in the center these instructions that rosa parks wrote to help alleviate problems that were occurring between drivers and riders that were o

tom: we are outside of the fourth district police station on randolph road, a police car draped in black, people leaving flowers. moments ago a tow truck driver stopped by. noah leotta wrote just a few miles from here in olney, and that is also where the man who hit him lives. tonight, this man brought his eight-year-old son. >> we came to pay respects to the softserve. >> thank you for his good work. >> he always had a smile on his face and was eager to help however he could. tom: officer say that he had a passion for getting drunk drivers off the streets. >> he saw the importance of the work. it's one of those things that we do. we never know how many lives we are saving on we arrest somebody. tom: earlier, the police took leotta's remains pass the fourth district station as officers stood nearby. the police chief hugged members of the enforcement family and gave an emotional speech. >> this young officer who was an example of every caught was killed by men who decided to smoke some dope, drink for four hours, and get behind the wheel of the car. tom: the police say the man was 47-year

also tonight, there is new at 6:00, we will tell you the story of a randolph man accused of smuggling cocaine into boston using christmas decorations. the package from columbia cocaine. ups turned the package over to customs agents who discovered the drugs last week. 28-year-old nonso obiora was arrested while picking up the package from a dorchester home. heather: fantasy sports websites backing the state' s proposed regulations. why they believe the new rules should serve as a model for the rest of the country. ed: a long-awaited goodbye. the special ceremony to honor a korean war veteran who vanished more than six decades ago. harvey: not december like here, as well as a good chunk of the country. december climbs good last. ed: and, yes , that is the real tom brady. looks like he is walking ok. you can see something underneath there, can you? gronk is there. >> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. heather: tonight, a westford woman faces charges. neighbor' s dog to stop it from barking. here' s the dog with his owner. police say daovone nokham slipped the miniature schnauzer