andrew schmuhl is serving two life terms plus 98 years.nce george's county police officer has admitted to taking photos under women's skirts. james sims pleaded guilty today to recording women without them knowing. some of them -- during traffic stops. sims will be sentenced next month. he's been suspended from his job. it's xx and we're just getting started. good morning washington. i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey and we start with breaking news in texas. former president george h-w bush remains hospitalized this morning. he was reportedly taken to the hospital for treatment overnight and is said to be in stable condition. officials declined to say what he is being treated for. a spokesman for president bush-- says they expect him to remain hospitalized for a few days. - above average temperatures continue - showers still likely friday; timing may be later - dry saturday, rain developing sunday - heay

andrew schmuhl is serving two life terms plus 98 years.ew this morning, i-66 will look a little different when drivers head out today. the first of eight gantries for i-66 "inside the beltway" tolling operations was lifted into place overnight. the remaining seven gantries will be installed starting in the first half of february. the gantries support electronic tolling equipment that reads the e-z pass and e-z pass flex transponders. they'll be required in all vehicles traveling in the rush hour toll lanes, which will take effect this summer. toss to weather - above average temperatures continue - showers still likely friday; timing may be later - dry saturday, rain developing sunday - heavy rain monday today: fog and clouds early. becoming partly cloudy. breezy and mild. highs: 53-58 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cool. lows: 36-40 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. remaining winds: nw to se 5 mph kidd o'shea in the now.. american crime actresses regina king and felicity huffman say they're pretty sad to say goodbye

late last year, andrew schmuhl was sentenced to two life terms in prison and 98 years. alicia faces anywhere from 10 to 45 years in prison. that hearing will pick up again here at court tomorrow morning. we will be here for it doreen. >> david culver reporting. >>> a man accused of killing an orlando police officer has been moved from the hospital to jail. markeith lloyd was arrested at an abandoned house in orlando last night. he was wearing body armor and had two handguns. he dropped the gun but we visited arrest. lloyd is also accused of killing his pregnant ex girlfriend. >>> still to come tonight, a convicted criminal traveled here from florida to ask the president for a pardon. we'll tell you what he did to landed him back in >>> parents outraged over an old halfway house. >>> coming up, this is just a handful of the national guardsmen and women from around the country coming to washington, d.c. for the inauguration. we'll tell you what >>> no, it doesn't feel like sun today? >> very glad. >> probably the other 70% are saying we need some snow, it's wintertime, gi

the former managing partner then watched andrew schmuhl shoot his wife. i thought she was dead,is added, his voice choking up. throughout the ordeal, andrew schmuhl was on a cell phone coordinating with lisa outside. an alarm scared the pair off as the victims clung to life. this was the police video taken the night police captured alicia and andrew. she was stone-faced. in a bizarre twist, he had taken off all of his clothes, wearing only an adult diaper. fisher told the judge, he lives not only with physical scars as reminders, but also an uneasiness. i just sort of have this sense of underlying fear. sue couldn't testify today. the pain too much to relive. fisher told the judge that any time the doorbell rings, she, meaning his wife, starts screaming, "don't open the door! "she will not open the door unless they have told her they're coming over. incredibly disturbing testimony inside that courtroom. we should tell you, when it comes to andrew schmuhl, he was sentenced last summer to two life prison years. the case against alicia schmuhl, that sentenci

authorities say in november 2014, andrew schmuhl forced his way to the mclane home of lee owe fisher and sue duncan, tasing, beating, stabbing fisher and shooting at duncan. throughout the ordeal, alecia schmuhl waited in a car nearby consistently communicating with andrew. the couple was later arrested in the car in springfield, andrew wearing only a diaper. last september, alecia schmuhl pleaded guilty to her role in the crime. a month after andrew schmuhl was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. less than two weeks before the attack, fisher fired alecia from her job as an attorney in a firm in arlington. "i thought she was a bright person with a great future. ambitious." but of the schmuhl and the attacks fisher asked himself many times how could any human being do this to another human being? reached last september it was determined that alecia schmuhl will be sentenced to a term of ten to 45 years in prison. it now appears that this sentencing hearing will continue in to tomorrow. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: secret service is settling discrimination lawsuit broug

andrew schmuhl stabbed, tasered and shot her former boss leo fisher and his wife sue duncan as he heldhostage inside their home. alecia was in the car communicating with her husband through go phones. schmuhl's defense said she didn't know what her husband had planned. >>> three generations of a family clung together as they remembered vivian marrow. the 68-year-old who used a wheelchair was shot and killed near her d.c. home sunday morning by a man shooting at somebody else. new tonight, news 4's jackie bentsen learned a crime camera near that scene wasn't working that day. >> it could have your mother, it could have your grandmother, it could have been your sister, it could have been anybody. you know so we can solve this case. >> reporter: they gathered with candles near the spot at the forest ridge apartments on elvins road southeast where vivian marrow lost her life in a horrifying sequence of events monday morning. friends say their hearts ached when they saw this grainy security video taken from a nearby building showing the woman many called miss vivian trapped in her wheelchai