back to andrew and aaron. notre dame and navy. >> andrew: 8:57 to go fourth quarter.ing the ball back. with aaron taylor and jamie erdahl, i'm andrew catalon with our entire cbs crew we thank you for joining us for game throw of our triple header today, earlier you saw air force win the commander-in-chief's trophy by defeating army. they lost to air force earlier this year. florida upset georgia. first and 10 for the midshipmen. hit as he throws, incomplete and did he have an open jamir tillman. >> aaron: everybody gets sucked up and tillman was wide open. if there wasn't late pressure there by notre dame and just an excellent job on that outside edge by number 53 justin utupowhom i incorrectly called -- utupo, which i incorrectly called a true freshman. >> andrew: reynolds two yards short of a first down. >> aaron: that time notre dame only had three defensive linemen. they dropped eight. they had plenty of people in coverage. they ended up blitzing and bringing a couple more guys. great coverage downfield by norm's secondary forced the scramble. >> andrew: third dow

back to andrew and aaron. notre dame and navy. >> andrew: 8:57 to go fourth quarter.ing the ball back. with aaron taylor and jamie erdahl, i'm andrew catalon with our entire cbs crew we thank you for joining us for game throw of our triple header today, earlier you saw air force win the commander-in-chief's trophy by defeating army. they lost to air force earlier this year. florida upset georgia. first and 10 for the midshipmen. hit as he throws, incomplete and did he have an open jamir tillman. >> aaron: everybody gets sucked up and tillman was wide open. if there wasn't late pressure there by notre dame and just an excellent job on that outside edge by number 53 justin utupowhom i incorrectly called -- utupo, which i incorrectly called a true freshman. >> andrew: reynolds two yards short of a first down. >> aaron: that time notre dame only had three defensive linemen. they dropped eight. they had plenty of people in coverage. they ended up blitzing and bringing a couple more guys. great coverage downfield by norm's secondary forced the scramble. >> andrew: third dow

back to andrew and aaron. notre dame and navy. >> andrew: 8:57 to go fourth quarter.ing the ball back. with aaron taylor and jamie erdahl, i'm andrew catalon with our entire cbs crew we thank you for joining us for game throw of our triple header today, earlier you saw air force win the commander-in-chief's trophy by defeating army. they lost to air force earlier this year. florida upset georgia. first and 10 for the midshipmen. hit as he throws, incomplete and did he have an open jamir tillman. >> aaron: everybody gets sucked up and tillman was wide open. if there wasn't late pressure there by notre dame and just an excellent job on that outside edge by number 53 justin utupowhom i incorrectly called -- utupo, which i incorrectly called a true freshman. >> andrew: reynolds two yards short of a first down. >> aaron: that time notre dame only had three defensive linemen. they dropped eight. they had plenty of people in coverage. they ended up blitzing and bringing a couple more guys. great coverage downfield by norm's secondary forced the scramble. >> andrew: third dow

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>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in? is that all right? you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not

veteran andrew tahmooressi. it's been around seven months since the 26-year-old was arrested by mexican authorities for crossing the border with loaded guns. he maintains he got lost on a california freeway ramp that sent him to a tijuana port of entry with no way of turning back. in mexico possession of weapons for use by the army is a federal crime. tahmooressi's calls prompting for his release, now those calls have been answered. his family issuing the following statement "it's with overwhelming and humbling feeling of relief that we confirm that andrew was released today after spending 214 days in mexican jail. we will keep you updated on this story throughout the night. important to know that the u.s. veteran released from mexico sergeant andrew tahmooressi. now back to "hannity" already in progress after this break. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. -money's freedom. -money's always on my mind. credit cards. -mortgage. -debt. it's complicated. it's not easy. i'm not a good budgeter. unfortunatel

>> we have a facebook page we dedicated to andrew. we also want to focus not only on andrew but at veterans that died in combat and service and we want to advocate against drunk driving. >> so your advice for people who might the about drinking and driving. >> i would say to be responsible, that the risk of drinking and driving is not worth i. to think about not only yourself and your safety, but others and how it can affect the family, leak us, if a sense. >> forever. >> forever. >> and the facebook page, we'll put the banner on the screen to let people know about what you are doing. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. thank you. >> and we have to take a break we are really appreciate julie's story. we're going to hear from a local police department about the close connection between alcohol and crime. so stay with us. we'll be right back. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so y

andrew's dad has the honor of giving the vows.e gets choked up. >> until death do us part. >> until death do us part. >> this is my solemn vow. >> this is my solemn vow. >> now it's andrew's turn. >> you can see how intense i am. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom, do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully wedded wife. and pancake-y. i caught myself at waf, you know. it wasn't like waffling. but it was too late. and her dad loved to giggle. and then she starts laughing. it's like all right. you know, that's cool. i'm all right with that. >> it just sort of hit my funnybone. >> she started laughing. i've learned enough about her by now to know that was not the end of it. >> to the amusement of everyone in the church that melissa finds it so funny that she belts out a screeching laugh. >> every time i looked at andrew after i first started laughing, i would remember what he just said and the fact that we're standing in front of 400 people saying our

number two, it's time to figure out what andrew wants. there are two places in california where they have some of the best posttraumatic stress rehabilitation classes that there are. one is in san diego, one is in northern california. it's important for him, number one, to be around marines. that's what you have here in san diego. that's why he was here in the first place. we have thousands of sailors and marines, veterans and he would be welcome with open arms, i'm sure. >> congressman, obviously it's going to be his choice and we want him to get the best care but i can't help but be angry. why didn't mexico deport him? we all knew there was a sign there. they didn't charge him with trying to sell guns. they charged him with simple possession. the mexican government, they could have deported him in a second. we deport people every single day ourselves. >> they were trying to make a point. they've had a similar case. my constituent, jon hammer, thank you to olivia, a wonderful mom. we fought hard for him. the mexican government did nothin

here to agree with me, andrew sullivan, everybody! whoo! andrew!) good to see you, my friend. how are you? >> great. >> stephen: it must be a rough night for you. can i get you a drink or something stronger like a revolver? how are you dealing with this crushing defeat for the democrats? >> well, you know, it's a midterm election in the second term of a president and-- >> stephen: always the most important. >> well with, normally you would expect them to gain about seven seats and looks like they'll gain roughly around that. so it's not out of the ordinary for mid term in the second term of a president. >> stephen: whatever lets you cry yourself to sleep at night. ( laughter ) do you still support obama? >> absolutely. >> stephen: but the democrats didn't support obama, they didn't-- they ran away from the president, and look how it helped them. >> yes. ( laughter ) i'm not a democrat, never understood the democratic party. you have a president who's actually got a terrific economic record compared to any other developed nation on the planet. ( app

he was excited. >> sergeant andrew tahmooressi has a message for you. >> andrew, is there anything weou would like to say? >> well, i don't want this to come off as these people against those people or those against these. but that we're not -- we make mistakes and you know, i think if he we take the lesson from this and that is that we all need to look after each other. we all should care for each other. and not blame anybody either. not blame the group as a whole. but just few individuals that made some decisions that caused this to happen. >> montel marine. they -- they really want to appreciate what you did for the country. >> i know. i know. if there they want to make sure you are okay. >> yeah. i'm on okay. i'm going to be okay. i'm going to be okay, everyone. i will be just final. i promise. >> i believe that. >> i will be just fine get over this. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> for more about sergeant tahmooressi's case, go to gretawire.com. thank you for joining us for this special edition of "on the record." we'll see you next time. >>> live from america's news headquarters i

prosecutors say andrew and alecia drove the fischers home where alecia waited in the car as andrew posed as police. once inside the house, authorities say andrew tased mr. fischer then tied him up and his wife, stabbing them both. the prosecution today said andrew pressured mr. fischer on information about other people at his law firm. prosecutors today revealed fischer's wife sounded the fire alarm while laying still, pretending to be dead. authorities say that's when andrew told the couple he'd, the be back to finish job and ran the job and ran out. this morning his attorney argued andrew wasn't a flight risk and should be released. the judge denied bond. alecia schmuhl had her day in court last week. her lawyer argued it was all andrew's idea but she was also denied bond. andrew schmuhl is expected to be back here in court in fairfax for a preliminary hearing january 6th. in fairfax, abc 7 news. a court of law sentenced drian peterson to he was paid during that time so he says he'll pay a fine if the suspension stands the earliest he could be back would be april 15, 2015. goodell didn

prosecutors say andrew and car --waited in the drove to his home where alicia waited in the car as andrew posed as police. once inside the house, he tied up mr. fisher and his wife emma stabbing them both. the prosecution today said fisher's wife sounded the fire while laying still, pretending to be dead. that is when andrew told the couple he would be back to finish the job, then ran out. the defense argued that andrew was not a flight risk and should he released. the judge denied bond. alicia had her day in court last week. her lawyer argued it was all andrew's idea but she was also denied on. -- denied bond. abcairfax, brianne carter, 7 news. >> a 62-year-old man was crossing columbia pike outside of a crosswalk when he was hit. he has died. police are waiting to identifie -- identify the man until his family is notified. at this point no charges have been filed against the driver. federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused the plane to crash into a home this morning. happened just before 3:00 a.m. it crashed into a home, plunging all the way to the basement and leaving

now our conversation with sergeant andrew tahmooressi. >> andrew, nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> i never thought we would have this chance. i had given up hope. >> you gave up hope? >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> a lot of people behind you. >> i know. >> are you different now than before you ended up in prison? >> i wouldn't say different. i would say i'm pretty much the same. but with you know, maybe, i think i have learned some lessons. i have learned some life lessons. and being in prison was a time of self-reflection. it just helps me to notice a lot of things and a lot of my faults. so now i want to work on working to fix them. >> i told you when we met a few minute ace go in person, we have spoken on the phone. i thought at first, made a wrong turn? i didn't buy it until i went out and drove it. it was exactly what i would have done. you make an accidental turn and all of the sudden you're in mexico. >> yeah. that's how it was. >> i mean, i don't see that quote as false. i see it as a bad turn. >> i know. i'm just hard on myself. >> why are you so hard on yourself

that's just me. >> gangs weren't a problem for andrew huff. anger was. >> it's like when you're building up stress, it's like a bomb exploding. as soon as somebody gets you to a point, you explode. i fall down in tears and realize what you done was wrong. >> we don't ever want to send somebody back into the community that we don't feel can be successful. that's the ultimate goal. sometimes we're successful, and other times we just fail. >> andrew, are you ready? >> yeah. >> you're nervous? >> why don't you go ahead and talk to us about why you're in prison. >> i'm here for arson, breaking and entering, theft, and resisting arrest and probation violation. >> relax, okay? >> what we're doing here today is all about you. you said that you have anger issues that boil up inside of you. and that's what happened. that's what happened in the community. that's why you set a fire. that's why you threatened those girls. you need to convince us that you have got a handle on that and you understand what it is that boils up inside of you and causes you to w

andrew and his wife, alecia. prosecutors say andrew schmuhl posed as a cop when he and his wife forced their way into her former boss' mclean home last week. prominent arlington attorney 61- year-old leo fisher and his wife, susan duncan were then repeatedly stabbed. prosecutors simply calling it a torture session. the suspect took off only after the wife managed to hit a home alarm. when police eventually caught up with the the couple, they say andrew was naked. he was only wearing a diaper and inside the couple's car, detectives found bloody clothes, a taser and a gun. police say they took a, quote, dying declaration from the victim leo fisher who described the suspects, described their getaway car, and said that the suspects threatened the couple saying, quote, we will come back to finish the job. fortunately the victims are recovering from their injuries. the suspect, he and his wife who were promising attorneys, some people say, are behind bars. andrew schmuhl will be in court later this morning. back to you

andrew johnson -- andrew johnson becomes the vice president -- and again, you know, i think most americans -- now, you're a great presidential historian, so you probably knew all about andrew johnson. but you know, most people -- andrew johnson, impeachment. that's about it. you know, the vice president when lincoln was assassinated in 1865. andrew johnson was one of the very few -- i think he was the only -- correct me if i'm wrong -- southern senator who stayed in the senate during the civil war -- was chosen, i think, to help as a kind of -- as a vice president for his bravery and the idea that he could help the healing, help bind the wounds at the end of the civil war. didn't want to come to the inauguration, was scared of it. finally was convinced by lincoln, direct order, get your tail up here to washington, on his way to the capitol, stopped off and got loaded and proceed to deliver at the inaugural ceremony a drunken rant. of course, very shortly thereafter, lincoln is tragically assassinated, and a lot of people had questions, real serious doubts as to whether johnson, as a southe

how are you doing, andrew? >> reporter: in may i spoke to him on the phone from the mexican prison he was being helped. >> what have things been like for you there in mexico, andrew? >> not very good in the beginning. for like the first month, things were not that -- not that good at all. >> reporter: and now with the ordeal behind him, tahmooressi is expected to resume his treatment in florida. >> this experience for him in the last seven months, is in a lot of ways has retraumatized him. this is almost like let's call it prison ptsd. they really are going to need a break for just a little bit of time. >> nick valencia is joining us now. what are we hearing from the mexican government, if anything? >> we're not hearing much. we heard the news initially from the mexican court. they withdrew the accusation. we haven't heard from the highest levels, the president's office, attorney general's office. i want to get to our interview on the phone, joining us exclusively is the spokesman for the tahmooressi family, jo

andrew shows how elemental this insight is. increasing the high-voltage power lines across the landscape, lines like the ones lived under, back to their source to help us to grasp -- wealth of an important grasp eight wealth of important relationships. between the city and countryside, between navajos and non-native peoples, and even within the navajo community itself as different tribal members grappled with the challenges that coal mining raised. presence, what did the of coal mining mean to the primitive issue in indian country, which is that of sovereignty? coal further sovereignty by holding out a process of industrialization on the reservation or does it undermine this attempt at sovereignty by sacrificing environmental and public health of the navajo people for the benefit of outsiders. is andrew's show, and i want to quickly get to the question and answer session, so i will gesture quickly at two arenas where i think that "power lines" is suggestive of new areas for historians to explore. the first of these, and he has

they also say andrew fired a gun at the wife but missed. someone was finally able to pull the panic alarm and that's when attorneys say andrew and alicia drove away. police made it south victims' home two find the two in bad shape. they had written a dying declaration describing who was responsible and the vehicle and license number. police then tracked down the smalls ali is a was driving and led police on a chase for four miles. the attorney said she finally stopped. they found andrew naked wearing only a diaper, covered in blood. there were bloody clothes a bloody knife and a gun in the car. the victims are still in the hospital. >> thank god they're alive. and i'm going to go over and see the male victim this afternoon and -- we're just glad they're alive. >> reporter: the judge denied alicia's request for bail because the judge said cease up to hierurgy balls in this. she is a -- her eyeballs in this. she is a threat to many of her former employers and many were in court this morning and were terrified. she has dual citizenship and hun

oh soldier of the year, sergeant andrew mahoney.se] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] have are honored to sensible alumnus and naval aviator here to present the uso marine of the year award. please welcome marine corps deputy commandant of programs and services, lieutenant general waters. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you so much. unfortunately, the marine of the year could not be with us tonight as he is currently attending officers candidate school. you have to do what you have to do. [applause] several members of his family are here on his behalf and i would like to take a moment to recognize them. his wife jody who is expecting their first child in december -- [applause] speaking to her backstage, she says she is due on the fifth. her husband is not ready to deploy until the 12th. schedule dependent. [laughter] the teleprompter notwithstanding, i will make a shameless plug and i did the math and i think and 2032, we will have another recruit. [laughter] i would like to recognize his father-in-law, john and his mother-in-law celeste, [appl

[applause] >> thank you. >> thank you, andrew. what does that little book say about reporters, by the way? i think some people believe if we do have a final armageddon, there will be three forms of life left on earth, cockroaches, coyotes and reporters. i would like to argue against it. i was very lucky. i did serve in the army for 2 1/2 years, but we didn't have a war on at that time. the closest i got to it was in nevada, the 3,000 yards away from ground zero when they blew up an atomic device equal to the nagasaki bomb. some people say that explains it, but i think that's a cunnard that we had better leave at that point. letters are a dying art. we have e-mail, not just the telephone. and it is a wonderful thing that you're doing with these and i have the privilege of reading three letters from world war ii. let's begin. though i know i can never become a killer, a young navy pilot wrote to his mother in 1942, i will never feel right until i've actually fought. being physically able and young enough, i believe i belong out in t

we're gust 3-g 1 at joint base -- 31 at joins base andrews. even the high country this wind is brutal. we're talking areas in garrett county, tucker, they have subzero wind chills right now with windchill advisories in effect. you can see the teens and 20s on the west side of the mountains. we're dealing with generally low to mid-30s here. then the wind chills, oakland 4 below, cleveland 2 below. 22 in d.c. and an epic lake effect snowstorm going on in buffalo. i'll show you that on doppler and show you the bigger picture. we've got sunshine on our mike can scop son weather -- michael & son weather camera. the dew point down to 3. that's a sign of the arctic air mass. when we have these really low dew points, single digits subzero, the humidifier, you definitely need if in your house. look at this stream. it's not wide, 10, 15 miles but there are some areas that will have 5, 6 feet of snow. there's snow taller than me piling up with lightning and thunder. in the meantime just the arctic air continues to pour in from the northern plains to the

navy's got to try to jar it free. >> andrew: there is the ball on the ground. golsonon scoops it up. he's still running. touchdown. how did that happen? third rushing touchdown tonight for everett golson. he's thrown for three touchdowns. that should do it. nearly a turnover. instead, it's six for the irish.

today the judge denied bond to andrew schmuhl. his wife is charged, too. authorities say andrew stabbed his wife's stormer boss and that man's wife and left them for dead nearly two weeks ago. it's believed it's in retaliation for alicia being fired from a large northern virginia law firm. officials say she drove the getaway car.

andrews. already 33 at washington dulles.ith clearing skies out there, the temperatures will fall quickly. we still have a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. 13 miles per hour. 13 at andrews, also at reagan national airport. that's putting an additional in the air at this hour. we're going to see the line trend down in a hurry with clear skies. 23 to 31 degrees for the overnight temperatures. that's clear skies, and light well.as now, as we get through the day tomorrow, we're going to see weperatures similar to what experienced today. at the moment, we're 40 at reagan national. in charleston. 25 in indianapolis. well entrenched. the cold air is coming with lots of sunshine tomorrow. pressure overhead. and a sunny, cold day tomorrow. as we get into the day on sunday, things are going to start to change a little bit. partly sunnyave skies. by sunday night, we'll be watching a developing area of spineessure moving up the of the appalachians. the strongest cold front of the be coming to the southeast. looks like this is going

how are you doing, andrew? >> reporter: in may i spoke to him on the phone from the mexican prison he was being helped. >> what have things been like for you there in mexico, andrew?

andrew tahmooressi is free for the first time in seven months. how he's doing. >>> plus in california a spaceship breaks up in the sky, the pieces plummeting to the ground. the new details we learned in the last hour straight ahead. >>> and in hawaii a volcano has turned into a huge nightmare. we'll talk to a homeowner about what he's doing to stay safe coming up. >>> new details on that failed virgin dpa lactic space flight fp just moments ago the founder of the group richard branson spoke to reporters about yesterday's tragedy. he left one pilot dead and another injured. listen to what he said. >> we are determined to find out what went wrong, and we're working with the authorities to get that information. it is too early for me to add any details of the investigation at this stage. we've always known that commercial space travel is an incredibly hard project. we've been undertaking comprehensive testing program for many years and safety has always been our number one priority. >> let's bring in cnn's stephanie elam. she was at that press confe

committee on andrew's plight.ed two tours in afghanistan. suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. and can you imagine how worse off he is after over seven months in this mexican jail where they tried to extort money from the family, they treated him badly and it took a lot of pressure to finally get the help that he needed no reason to have him be in this twilight zone. he took a wrong turn. he admitted it. he self-reported the guns that he legally had in his car, but they are not legal in mexico. why did this administration not do anything to free all thi? so at long last and time for veterans day at least we have our veteran home why did it take so long to act. why did they want to hold him? why did they do that for seven months. we have covered that every step of the way and i'm still confused. what was their motive? >> first of all, thanks to fox news. because you sore greatly responsible for getting andrew home. thanks to greta greta was on this case from day one. greta is the heroin of this saga that

andrew schmuhl fired a gun toward mr. fisher's wife. a bullet was found in the ceiling. >> i believe they're doing much better. >> reporter: both schmuhls are charged with two counts of abduction and malicious wounding and are held without bond in. fairfax peggy fox, wusa9. >>> we're following some breaking news from prince william county where we just learned the fourth suspect in the murder of brenden wilson is now in custody. 17-year-old dion moses surrendered earlier today. three other suspects are already behind bars in monday's murder of that woodbridge teenager. >>> we're enduring some of the cold he is weather we've seen this season. -- coldest weather we've seen this season. >> more of it is on the way. >> we'll start now and look ahead, temperatures now running 15, almost 20 degrees below average. it's 40 downtown, but it's 30s everywhere else. that's the temperature you can expect when you go outside, 36 manassas, 34 in leesburg, gaithersburg, 32 in winchester. we have a perfect recipe for a cold night, clear skies, calm wind

that allowed andrew to activate an alarm and schmuhl said he would come back and finish the job. authorities pulled over the couple in springfield, finding bloody clothing, perception pill bottle and a holster and andrew schmuhl wearing only a diaper. to person who did not want reveal his identity said this -- >> if she had not been able to trip the alarm, they would have both been dead. that was a life-saving move will stop >> andrew schmuhl's attorney says client should be allowed out on bond because he has mobility issues due to a sufferedrd injury during active duty in 2012. the prosecutor countered that saying mobility is clearly not a had no as andrew schmuhl problem moving around during the attack. the next hearing is set for january 6. >> thank you very much. we go to breaking news right now on the massive airbag recall. we are talking about the airbag that have been blamed for -- metaletal trap full shrapnel into crash victims. we have more on the expanded recall. >> this is an expanded nationwide recall of the airbags which are made in japan. the national highway traffi

they couldn't keep pace with andrew luck and the colts. 49 points scored by indianapolis. the most they've scored all this year. the most the 'skins defense has given up in years. colt mccoy is your starter. third quarter, colt is up 21-10. mccoy rolling out, trying to make a play. gets away from a few defenders here. makes one guy, three guys on his feet and finds logan colston his tight end. that is a touchdown. the redskins down by just four points. later in the quarter, the colts up 28-17. 'skins going for it on fourth and inches. using the play action, mccoy gets crushed by eric wal done, loses the football to jackson. he scores from 35 yards out. mccoy sacked six times in this game. the 'skins fourth straight loss. >> we got out of the gateway too slow as an offensive unit. looked like we were sleep walking out of the huddle. just not a very spirited performance in my opinion on offense and then defense. we got to finish on a high note, continue coaching. we'll play this game hard. that's what i want. i want players to play the game hard no matter the circumstance, t

a judge denied bond and andrew's bond hearing has not been announced. coming up at 5:00, we'll tell you the chilling words that the victim says that the suspect used when he left the house. in mclean, i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> the man charged with kidnapping a university of virginia student will soon go on trail for a rape case in this area. news4 first reported on twitter that jesse matthew entered three not guilty pleas in the 2005 fairfax city case. the judge scheduled his trial for march. the alleged victim now lives in india, but prosecutors say they have kept in touch and plan to bring her back for trial. >> she is prepared to testify, and i think it's fair to say she looks forward to final resolution of this case. >> meantime, matthew's attorney asked he be transferred back to charlottesville where he faces charges in connection with the hannah graham case. police found hanna's body in october after a month-long search. there will be a memorial service tomorrow at west potomac high school where graham graduated in 2013. >>> and the albemarle

andrew tahmooressi, a u.s.ine reservist, said the charges stem from his making a wrong turn at the border while carrying three firearms in his truck. several public figures including former ambassador bill richardson had been pressuring mexico to set tahmooressi free. >>> virgin galactic founder richard branson is vowing to figure out why his spacecraft broke apart on a test flight yesterday. one test pilot was killed. a second pilot parachuted to the ground, but he was seriously injured. the spacecraft disintegrated at 45,000 feet over california's mojave desert. branson says that he hopes to finish what he started and make commercial space tourism both

andrew jackson is a controversial figure for many reasons. he did all sorts of new sorts of policies in all aspects of government. one outcome of his experiences during the creek war was his determination to see indian removal finally occur in the eastern united states. a lot of people like george washington had tried to formulate a policy of assimilation where indians could become americans, in their sense of the word, and stay where they were located. the american indians had populations in the tens of thousands. the american government was under pressure by settlers to take the land one way or another. so jackson was excited when he heard the news of fort mims and saw this as an opportunity to take land from the creek's and negotiated the treaty of fort jackson. that took 21,000,000 acres from the creek nation. 20 years later when he became president, he was able to push through the removal act of 1830 that led to forced removal of indians from the east and the north, the ohio country. the attack itself launched the invasion of the creek n

and right now, marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi. on the record. he tells all from the arrest at the boarder to his rough treatment in prison. even to being handcuffed to a bed. let's go back to march 31st. do you -- you went to mexico, parked your car where -- we parked our car right where you parked your car. you went over into -- walked other. >> yeah. >> got a room. a couple hours later, come back, get in the car. and make that fateful turn. >> yes. >> and when you went into mexico, they stopped you. what did you say to them when they stopped you? >> what did i say to them? i told them -- they asked me, what do you have in your truck? and i told them i have all my stuff in here, clothes and whatnot. and i have three guns. i told them that immediately. i told them i didn't want to be in mexico. i wanted to be in america. and i wanted to do a u-turn. and i couldn't -- there -- there was no way to do it from what i saw. and he said that he was going to help me get back to america. he was very helpful. he was a nice man. but then there was one guy

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as for andrew schmuhl and his wife, a judge denied bond for his wife, and andrew schmuhl's bond hearing has yet to be announced. in mclean, virginia, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> a look at weather now. it is getting really cold out there. but we're not the only ones getting slammed. some parts are worse, like cleveland. they got, what, almost a foot of snow out there. doug, we've got nothing like that coming our way, do we? >> no, nothing like that vance. but we have colder air that moves in across the region. we are in for a very chilly night tonight. take a look at the temperatures. our average high temperature is 59 degrees. these were the highs today. 44 in d.c. 37, luray. 40 in martinsburg. 40 hargs town. 41 in dulles airport. that is 15 degrees below average, the actual or average temperature for christmas still well over a month away. and i mentioned to you the colder air. this is what's happening. most of the entire -- most of the country now under the cold air, from denver all the way to chicago. that cold air will continue to move in. and i think next week it gets even colder.