recall your we reported it was at a home at 1588 addison road. what led up to the shooting. >> we are still trying to gather information. we have several crews at the scene right now. we were told earlier there was going to be a press conference. but again we have been told and we have confirmed that three people are now dead in prince george's. jim, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good evening to you. we are just here in prince george's with a press conference ended a fews minutes ago. excuse me, i am having technical difficulties here. a press conference ended here george's county. we are told 4:40 this afternoon the prince george's police were called to this location. 1500 block of addison road where they found two adult women and one man dead. all three dead. it's a demess i can related

when he is there -- maggie and the parents and addison.the whole family only in death is together at hollywood cemetery. i visited many times and i have the photo of the angel of grief. her mother poured a lot of grief into making this beautiful statue sculpted for her grave. they try to raise enough money in richmond to finance it. it was the united daughters of the confederacy of new york finished paying for it. it was a symbol of reconciliation between the north and south and that is what i think winnie tried to do but could not get there. she edged closer to it happening. yes? >> did maggie ever get involved wtiiitth -- >> maggie and the mother had a very interesting relationship. but iad their battles think maggie had gone to colorado and was so far away that she couldn't do so much. she was saying mother, please stay with me. to live that colorado springs. at various points, she offered to have her mother comment stay with her. i think they were close but margaret and varina were so much alike that they butted heads. it was like a mi

maggie and the parents and addison.the whole family only in death is together at hollywood cemetery. i visited many times and i have a photo of the angel of grief. many -- winnie's statue. they tried to raise enough money in richmond to finance it and got some but it was the united daughters of the confederacy of new york that ended up finishing up paying for it will stop its kind of a symbol of reconciliation between north and south and that is what when he tried to do but edge did little closer to that happening. >> did maggie ever get involved with [inaudible] they had an interesting relationship. maggie had gone to colorado and was so far away that she couldn't do so much all stop she would always a mother, please come stay with me but she lived in colorado springs. to have her mother come and stay with her and i think they were close but what the davis descendents have told me is margaret and marino were so much alike that they added heads. so they could not get along for too long. again, margaret had her own life

week addison's of the operations of both candidates field offices. here is the important take the way. to well-financed high leave professional capable candidates come a lot of what they do will cancel out and we see that over and over not only field operations but they have a lot of money and the group's supporting them have a lot of money so when barack obama has advantage of the field operation that isn't in a vacuum so at the end of the day the obama feels abolition had a bigger effect but they needed to mobilize more. so sometimes that does not necessarily mean better investment. >> say you said if barack obama i did not have this field operation he still would have won? >> right to. what he got advantage they were smaller than the overall margin. and not in the nafta affect is the electoral college. >>host: could mitt romney increases field operation to win it? >>guest: we don't think that's possible. we think the romney campaign made great strategic decisions. if they were going to make up any advantage barack obama had he was going to make it

this is on addison road south. police say the man shot the women before turning the gun on himself. neighbors were startled by all of the activity. >> they had a s.w.a.t. team run in the back area. they went to the front, they broke on the speakers letting the person know they coming out. they had ten seconds. no one responded and they kicked in the door. >> the names of the victims have not been released. >>> what started as a peaceful night in ferguson quickly turned violent. after midnight, police suited up in riot gear again and tried dispersing a crowd with tear gas. three more businesses were vandalized last night. including the convenience store where michael brown allegedly stole cigars minutes before he was killed. community members did step in to help protect the store from looters. tensions between police and this community still high after brown, an unarmed black teenager, was shot to death last week by a police officer. michael brown's family this morning is accusing the ferguson police department of demonizing their son. the family's attorney says the department is try

it's happening on addison road south just off walker mill road. one person is dead.thers wounded after a shooting there. we have a reporter on the way. we expect to have a live report in ten minutes. stay tuned. >>> up next a huge body. >>> we're hearing how neighbors risk their lives to help a family. >>> plus, our first look inside maryland's newest casino opening in two weeks. why table games won't be the only star attraction. >> the are conversation about depression and parkinson's disease. the links between the two conditions. that's coming up on news 4 at 6: sdmrimplt robin williams was struggling with depression and parkinson's disease when he took his own life earlier this week. while there's no specific information about the actor's case, medical experts say those two conditions are often linked. erica edwards has more on the findings. >>> a diagnosis of parkinson's disease can leave patients reeling. the neurodegenerative disorder causes involuntary muscle movement, and there's no cure. now a new study confirms depression is more common among those newly di

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house, prince george's county police are at the scene of a death investigation in the 1500 block of addison road south. police have not released more information on the case. we have a crew headed to the scene and we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >> skepticism, outrage, disappointment are some of the emotions expressed in ferguson, missouri after police release more information into the shooting death of an unarmed teenager. >> police say that darren wilson did not know that michael brown was a robbery suspect before the teen was shot to death. surveillance video of the robbery was released in which brown was caught stealing cigars. >> the police say they released this video because there were freedom of information requests for its release by the media. essentially standards protocol they were legally bound to. it is not sitting well with many in this town who say they don't trust police or the timing in all of this. [chanting] >> a different reason for the anger and unrest in ferguson tonight. this video released by police, they say, showing michael brown strong-a

late afternoon, dozens of prince police officers converged on this townhome on south addison road after getting a report of shots fired. residence hade about 10 to 30 seconds to come out of the house, and then seven police officers kicked the door in. >> once inside, they found a woman shot to death and two others critically injured. they died shortly afterward at the hospital. >> we believe it is a double murder-suicide. that is the angle we are investigating at this time. we have investigation -- information to believe this is domestic-related. >> things like this normally don't happen in our community. >> i would never have known something like that could happen. >> neighbors say they did not know the victims well, but they did know they had been caring for a sick relative who had recently died. >> a sad, sad story. you are making plans to bury her mother this weekend or next week. and this tragedy happens today. which is so sad. i heart goes out to them. i don't know what to think. >> police have not yet identified this people who were found dead. they have also not talk about what

are told 4:40 this afternoon the prince george's police were called to this location. 1500 block of addison road where they found two adult women and one man dead. all three dead. it's a demess i can related shoot -- a domestic related shooting and then a suicide. police were called here. two adult women and one adult man were found dead. this is under investigation as a domestic-related incident. reporting live in prince george's county. >> jim, thank you. and now turning to another tragic case. this outside of loudon county. >> deputy mcdonald thought somebody was breaking into his home when he opened fire. it wasn't the only mistake he made on a morning that went terribly wrong. >> reporter: he is a veteran detective and a local leader at his ncaap chapter here in winchester. but that did not prevent deputy easton mcdonald from mistaking his own daughter for an intruder and shootinger had. family gathered to support and pray as deputy easton mcdonald's 16-year-old daughter continues recover at the winchester medical center hospital. according to frederick county virginia investigators mc

this is happening at 1588 addison road, a very live active crime scene now. the fire department told us they have tape two people to the hospital. we do -- taken two people to the hospital. we do believe there could be more victims. we have several news crews headed to that scene now. we'll update you with more information when it becomes available to us. >>> virginia's former governor gave us a personal look at what he's going through. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm lesli foster. it was day 14 in the corruption trial of bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. the jurors were off, but the defendants were there for motions. peggy fox reports. >> i've had 38 years in public service and public life. i've given my entire professional adult life to the people of the united states and the army and serving the people of virginia in many different jobs. so obviously this is crushing to be a defendant in a criminal case. >> reporter: the prosecution says bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen took $177,000 in loans and gifts from this man, star scientific ceo

. >> well into the evening, investigators continue to go in and out of the house on addison road south in district heights. just before 5:00, gunshots were heard in the pickwick square townhouse complex. someone called 911. this neighbor saw the response. >> there was a swat team toward the front. it broadcast on their speakers to let the person know they're coming out. >> neighbors say the woman who lived in the house had been living there alone since her mother's death of natural causes a week or so ago. nikia braxton lives down the road. she was at work. >> you feel bad for everybody. you have to make arrangements for one thing and now you have to do two. this was the mother's house, but she stayed alone. >> many family members rushed to the scene after hearing the terrible news. >> they will continue to investigate and reconstruct the scene. >> police tell us they expect to have uh dated information tomorrow. live in district heights, jackie benson, new 4s. >> protests in a rainy ferguson, missouri are staying peaceful despite today police releasing new surveillance video of a pers

they thought i had addison's or curbing i cushinges. i had hypoglycemia levels of 27, 31. that made them take it seriously. >> at what point did you get tested for lyme doisease? >> i was getting worked up for ms, if you can believe that. i saw this test, i said what is that. i looked it up on the internet for lyme. i saw the symptoms, they said that's what it is. diagnosed of diagnosed yourself. >> yes, but then i told the doctor and it came back negative. he said it is not always accurate. he said i think i have lyme. he said, no, i didn't test you for lyme. i with test you for syphilis. i thought he thinks i have syphilis? it's more likely i have that than lyme disease? i decided to look for a doctor. this is the guy i found. i got the right test, and i tested positive. i was totally relieved. >> i know it's good news and bad news. hold those thoughts. we have to take a break. we will be back in just a moment with much more from author amy >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we are talking about the silent epidemic of lyme disease. amy tan has lyme disease and h

. >> the sun shines on the statue of hall-of-famer billy williams at the corner of sheffield and addisoneous day for cubs baseball on wgn sports. it's the hyundai leadoff man as the cubs host the first place milwaukee brewers. hi everyone. great to have you with us. wind blowing in a bit cool, but lots of sunshine on the authority side. the cubs have won two three against the first place brewers, who have a game and a half lead in the n.l. central. highlights from last night. a young fan enjoying the sights, so a

. >> the victims were found inside the home along the 1500 block of addison road south. police responded to reports of gunfire there around 4:40 this afternoon and found one woman dead. the man and a second woman were rushed to the hospital and did not survive. their names have not been released. they do not know the relationship of those three people. >> the detectives will continue to canvas the neighborhood, talk to witnesses, neighbors, family members and along with ballistic information and physical evidence left at the scene. >> police do not believe many children or other adults were in that home at the time of the shootings. >>> we just got this video of a deadly car accident in upper marlboro, two people dead, a third person transported to the hospital. we don't know their condition. we are told two cars collided at ritchie marlboro road and north riding road. >>> you might get angry out that you paid for an entourage of public employees to go to las vegas. >> we told you the tab for some d.c. council members and now we expose how much it cost you the taxpayer t

. >> reporter: well into the evening, investigators continued to go in and out of the house on addison road. gunshots were heard in the pickwick townhouse square complex. this neighborhood saw the response. >> they were running in the back areas. as well as the front. they broke on the speakers saying let the person come out. no one responded and they kicked in the door. >> reporter: neighbors say the woman who lived in the house had been living there alone since her mother's death of natural causes two weeks ago. this woman was at work when the shooting happened. >> you feel for the family that was here who helped the mother and helped everybody to make arrangements. now you good to do two. and, you know -- and this was the mother's house, but she stayed alone. >> reporter: detectives spoke to the family members who rushed to the scene after hearing the terrible news. >> they will continue to investigate and reconstruct the scene. >> reporter: news4 today. >>> now to the civil rights investigation into the shooting death of an unarmed 18-year-old in ferguson, missouri. fbi special age

but, for instance, to understand john kennedy you need to understand about addison's disease and understand his physical limitations and theses are things that are bypassed in the library, and i spoke to the director, and the director told me well don't go into the personal things because there are still relatives. it was interesting because after i had that conversation i came out here to the roosevelt library, and i'm looking at that lucy mercer thing that you just saw, and i looked next to me, and i was here at the anniversary, and who is there but eleanor roosevelt's granddaughter. and i was ready to catch her if she fainted. i was ready, but she didn't. so, just in case anyone at the kennedy library is watching this, i think it's going to be okay. beautiful library, though. out on columbia point, with the jutting out into the waters that john kennedy actually sailed in. he had chosen to have his library in harvard, and there was such a fight. harvard was so unhappy about that. he was unable to do that. and, again, there's a lot of talk about kennedy and classical music and the dresses

also responded to the scene nobody required hospitalization >> : of 15 year-old tennis player from addisonads at the u.s. open site. >> : shoes 15 this and that now she performance i >> : she performs brilliantly at times for age 15 did great at handle pressure as the mansion but in the end she did not when her mettle low she did play under the light sheepfold porter prime time at the u.s. open court to be exact person round match taken on maria diaz and after losing the first set slot crowns this year everyone was reading your on in the crowd really behind her on the specter of that, the house and the second half of shoe on the second set 6 absolutely dominated much a loss six allow some points on match point she has a long shoe was a 63 love 66 lava in 62 but she can lead we willing with his youngest american won a match u.s. open much water pressure on tuesday coming up later we will hear from cc boss and find out what she has say about whole experience >> : she is homes will in fact >> : another one there on the bay area we have changes in store offers less delicate today's temperature

also outbound kennedy at addison only right wing getting by already 30 minutes because of a somali truck leaking fuel. it's really messy on the outbound kennedy. delays on high 57 as well. for going over to nancy lewis live with more on the crash and the injuries. >> we are hearing of seven people injured in this crash. all were rushed to olympia field hospital. that was after a two vehicle crash. this is new the madison on a mall. illinois state police tell us the crash happened around 2:15 a.m. in the southbound lanes of i 57 average 30. not clear yet how the crash happened at the impact caused the ejection of a woman from the dodge caravan. she suffered a serious leg injury. five others in the van including children were also transported for treatment along with a person from the other vehicle. a chevy. none of the injuries is believed to be life-threatening. state police are in the midst of crash reconstruction as part of the investigation. for now, all southbound traffic being diverted onto lincoln highway. again, you could have becky's bound to get south bound on i 57. police hope

>> addison and her older sister lauren were walked to school by their mom. >> enjoy, get to know your new teacher, all the kids in your class and just get ready to learn. >> reporter: the president of the pta says they are ready for the common core curriculum. this is the second year. but not everyone's favorite subject is inside the classroom. >> i'm most excited about recess. >> recess? that was my favorite subject in school as well. >> reporter: the principal is holding a magic show to help explain all the rules of the campus. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> and a stanford professor is the first woman to win the field medal in math matich. she began teaching in 2008. her recertificatech in geometry helped her win the ward. it is called the international medal for outstanding discoveries in math matichs. it is considered the nobel prize of math. >> i was told there would be no math on this program. spencer christian is off. sa it ndhya patel is loaded with math, everything. >> hey, i have to know math, right? i get a lot of grief for that. those temperatures are still runn

power to the people and their representatives and i there was a -- whether the call with marshall and addison e gave itself much more power as a kind of elite to control the roh excesses of the people and thei representatives. and, therefore, underlying all this is a basic mistrust of the people. >> well, i think the constitution as a whole manifests lots of disrupt of the people, distrust of the masses t that they would somehow cancel all their debts and injure the stability of the financial inju system, people like alexander hamilton were deeply concerned about that. the marshall court though many t people regard what it did in 1803, 1805 really moved rather r cautiously, that is, even thougs it invalidated one narrow narrow provision of the judiciary act of 1789 in marbury, the next time the court invalidated any part of an act of congress was 1857 in the rather infamous justly infamous case of dread scott versus sanford, the courtr was really keeping a sort of m damaclese over the political br branches, getting them to take their oath more seriously, by t threatening if it didn't it might

. >> reporter: after two years at spring board, addison is a much better reader. >> she was strugglingot with letter sounds. what i noticed most about her, it was really hindering her confidence. she came back this year and it is a different kid. the confidence she has is unbelievable. >> reporter: in addition to reading together, the program encourages parents to let the kids see them reading thiern own -- their own. >> right now i'm reading a book about obama. i haven't read in a long time so it was fun for me to pick up a book and start reading, too. >> this is something fun we have been doing in class. >> reporter: doc hopes to expand springboard beyond the current number of schools and offer it as a year-round program but he face as tough challenges. >> a school principal watching the program, they say, i can do most of this, i don't have to bother with spring board, would that with okay with you? >> it would be fine. i want our conversation around national education to include families. the reality, though, is that we have been able to amass institutional knowledge about how to d

and began to work on the ship stuffing it with all the latest inventions including addison's lights which were still being worked on. they weren't quite ready for time -- primetime but they were brought on board as for bugs in the bell's telephone and telegraph equipment and an org organ, a state-of-the-art library. they knew they were going into the great unknown and they knew it would be a least two or three years if not more. they didn't really want to suffer. this was the gilded age. people wanted to live well, as well as they possibly could. the ship was incredibly well provisioned and equipped. as we later learn he was just protecting it and as the ship was leaving just a few months later he did get the hang of these lights. unfortunately the lights on the jeanette did not exactly work. so they left in the summer of 1879 from san francisco. 20,000 people were gathered there to watch them, to send them off on their voyage. all the papers cover this and everybody knew about the jeanette. it was a national endeavor although was paid for by this eccentric millionaire, was staffed by the

those kinds of instances where people reported what the white like porter,ls, john addison porter, and george cortelyou as well did not want to have out. standards of what should be -- of how white house staff should behave and where reporters should be. 1902, i found in cortelyou's written.mphlet he had "specialtled, instructions to the chief doorkeeper and those under his immediate supervision." cortelyou provided that the giving of the information to representatives of the press or to any others except in the strict line of official duty concerning any matter relating to the white house or the executive office is strictly prohibited. with thisid exception, all persons making requests for information must be referred to the secretary to the president. you can see, as the president becomes more of a center of interest, as the staff grows larger, as he is traveling more and doing more and becoming leader, whichrld happens in the theater roosevelt administration, you see more for thatng developed increasing number of reporters who come to the white house. all of this is happening before