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anthony roberts was later arrested and charged with capital murder. agreed to drop the prospect of a death penalty in exchange for robert's guilty plea to four of the charges he faced. a death penalty case would have dragged out for years. something the surviving victim and her daughter just couldn't face. >> even though all we're doing is waiting for this happen, it's really hard for me to move on with my life until it is over, said samantha bennett. much. they wanted it over. >> reporter: what the defendant did and said in court that might have convinced the judge to give him the maximum penalty possible. in leesburg, i'm julie carey. >>> summer is the perfect time to hit the road. >> only problem deciding on a destination and somehow affording to pay for it. >> susan hogan joins us now with a new report on the best and the worst states for summer road trips. >> this is really cool. this is something that a lot of people can relate to. today a personal finance website released a report comparing the 50 states to find the most fun and wallet-friendly

. >> anthony roberts is the man who beat william bennett to death and nearly killed his wife.ppened back in 2009. it was the killer's words t victim that have some people outraged today. julie carey reports. >> reporter: anthony roberts just 20 years old when he was riding in a van with two teens and decided to attack and rob a couple out for their early morning walk in landsdown. the incident left that community in theory. bill yam b william bennett was killed. wife cynthia left for dead. she now walks with a cane. she said the incident destroyed her life. the daughter said her dad's murder has shattered their lives. roberts faced a possible death penalty for his crime. the victim and her daughter signed off on today's plea agreement because they couldn't bear to have the case drag on for years more. >> they were at a point where they needed the closure. they endured too much. >> reporter: roberts pleaded guilty to including capital murder. he then turned to face the victim and their daughter telling them, i apologize for taking y'all's family and happy home, but i'm somebody

although we can go to a, a fee. >> anthony: around how much? >> robert: $80. >> anthony: $80. eeps going. >> robert: yeah. >> anthony: it seems to me, a losing battle to try to keep your grass green. do you really need a lawn in the first place? >> robert: well, every -- most everyone that lives here came from the midwest or the east coast and it was all lush and green and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> anthony: it was lush and green. >> robert: sure, sure. >> anthony: the city assigns watering days to control usage and also encourages xeriscaping, a landscaping style focused on drought resistant plants and efficient irrigation. and if you don't get with the program, there's a hole out there in the desert for you, then. okay, not really. you get like a notice pinned to your door or something. but some people, they want the lawn. they got to have it. >> robert: yep. and they can have it, just don't water on the wrong days. >> anthony: how critical is it? >> robert: very. i mean there's no snow on the western sierra, so we don't get any continued flow into colorado dumpin

today anthony robertings pleaded guilty to capitol murder. the judge gave him four life sentences. two other men charged in the case already pleaed guilty to their roles in the crime. >>> he was once third in line for the presidency. former house speak her will begin serving a 15 month sentence this week for hush money conviction. he has until wednesday afternoon to report to a federal prison in roschester, minnesota. the judge determined the prison would be a good fit for the 74 stroke last year. >>> the justice department says there's not enough evidence to support the case of a teenager found dead in a range of rolled up gym mat. he was found in his georgia high school in 2013. local and state authorities ruled the teen's death a freak accident. . >>> coming up, a big step forward in the fight against the zika virus. >>> up next, the new place to go for people hoping to get a job at the sfx: turbines revving up, you hear that? and louder that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale pr

anthony robert, this man, just got four life terms after pleading guilty to capital murder.s in exchange for his plea roberts avoids the death penalty. two other defendants were sentenced. roberts gave a statement before he was sentenced, but the victim's daughter actually interrupted him while he was talking saying, just stop. julie kerry will have more on what the surviving victim had to say in the courtroom. stay with news 4 for more this developing story. barbara nchs thanks, angie. well, with the fun of summer comes a danger many parents hate to even think about, hot car deaths. in the past few weeks four children have died after being left inside a car and overheating. advocates with kidsxa in changing your habits may help prevent another tragedy. they suggest making a habit of checking the backseat every time you get out of the car. they're also calling on automakers to help remind drivers. >> we want to challenge all%mo the automakers toñ include a reminder and some type of technology to prevent children >> some in the auto industry are already making changes, each o

anthony roberts beat william bennett to death and nearly killed his wife in 2009.he killer's words had some people outraged. the judge sentenced him to four life sentences without parole calling him a monster. >>> the leader of australia's olympic team is asking broke brazilian authorities toism implement olympic scale security now. it comes after two were robbed at gunpoint over the weekend. last month three others were held up at gunpoint. an estimated 85,000 police and soldiers will patrol the streets during the olympics and pa paralympics. >>> a public meeting will be held on zoning law changes. they would affect # 2 areas. most near metro stations or along major roads. rezoning would essentially allow developers to build larger skyscrapers rather than be limited to apartments and smaller buildings. >>> the memorial bridge is falling apart and it needs federal money for repairs right away. yesterday d.c. mayor muriel bowser and virginia senators tim kaine and mark warner toured the bridge. the steel supports are rusting through. ron create decking has been redu

anthony hopkins. later he'd work alongside robert downey jr. both his mentors.russia to parents who were both professional figure skaters. >> did you ever think that you might be a skater? >> no way. i'm terrible. >> are you? >> yes. >> was that a huge disappointment to your parents? >> i think so. i'm still trying to live that down. >> you've made over 40 movies. >> they don't care. that was their dream for me and they're upset. they are pissed. >> with "star trek beyond" set to open next month, the film marked anton's last journey to that final frontier. reaching for the stars was what he loved best. >> i have the best time sitting here with these people. they're the loveliest, funniest people to be around. it's like such a privilege to be around such intelligent, funny people. it makes the days go by so fast. >> i love his exuberance. and he was just a really good guy. our thoughts are with his family and we share the sentiment of so many stars who reacted to this loss. chris evans tweeted, he was thoughtful, kind, and gifted indeed. >> and we are remembering

justice anthony kennedy was the swing vote, siding with court's liberal block, while justices roberts and thomas descent dollars. outside the court, short ers shout down opponent disappointed with a ruling. >> sold out women. >> the ruling doesn't only affect texas, other states have similar or considering similar legislation. paula read, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, after wonderful weekends our monday is turning muggy. meteorologist, justin drabick live in the cbs-3 skydeck tracking hot and humid day. justin? >> good afternoon, jim, typical late june weather coming at us, we had break from the humidity over the weekends, nice morning, we woke up with temperatures in the 50's, that's now coming to an end, and already feel the difference outside right now, especially to the south of the city but look at the temperatures, warming up nicely, sunshine behind me, up to 79 at the airport, 83 up in the lehigh valley, little more cloud cover in south jersey, keeping temperatures there, in the upper 70s, but still warm day, if you are headed toward the jersey shore, and delaware beac

the officer anthony case works in the 22nd district was inspired to complete the ride after his collogue, sergeant robertilson the third, was shot and killed in the line of duty. he started his journey on may 17th in venice beach, california and this afternoon he reached the atlantic at land shark bar. >> i started out, i thought it would be, a once in a lifetime experience and it ended up being a life changing experience, for sure. >> now case's goal was to raise $5,000 for the survivor's fun which helped out family of those kill in the line of duty and to date he has raised more than $17,000. >>> further down the shore hundreds rode their bikes to raise awareness about deadly disease. it was ride to defeat als this morning in wildwood. cyclist started at four different points around south jersey but all finished right there at morey's piers. all of the money raised will go toward research and community based patient services programs. >>> officials in malvern put on what they called the greatest show in chester county this morning. annual kid fest extravaganza took over great valley middle school today

officer anthony case who works in the 22nd district was inspired to complete the ride after his collogue sergeant robertilson the third was shot and killed in the line of duty. he started his journey back on may 17th in venice beach, california and this afternoon he reached the atlantic at the hand shark bar. >> i started out, i thought it would be a once in a lifetime experience and it ended up being a life changing experience for sure. >> when case was hoping to raise $5,000 for the survivor's fund which helps out families of those killed, in the line of duty. but to date he has raised more than $17,000. all right. time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. an important forecast as we have gary poppa's run, fathers day and first day of summer. >> i think dads will be mostly pleased tomorrow. >> we sure will. >> nice and warm. no excuses for poppa tomorrow. we will show you what is going on here storm tracker six live double scan radar, you can see it is dry. no issues with precipitation. outside we will go the action cam was outside, earlier tonight, there in cente

well, thank you for having us. >> anthony: the home of community leader ivan pino in zia pueblo. i'm here to join him and his nephew robertwe'll be carrying our rabbit stick. we don't do this anymore, you know, it's -- >> man: it's harder. >> ivan: yeah, harder. so it's always good to get a prayer going so that the animals can be willing to take their life, you know. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> anthony: the pueblo, who lived here continuously since around 1250 a.d. had long before the spanish or anyone else arrived, a highly organized society. they built multilevel adobe apartment blocks. they farmed the land, irrigated crops using intricate water diversion systems. all this in what sure as hell looked like a harsh and unforgiving land. ♪ >> ivan: this is good, uh, weather, though for hunting, 'cause there's a nice breeze, overcast. >> anthony: yeah, well, the breeze is beautiful. >> ivan: not too hot. >> anthony: pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursion. there were years where there was nothing, and they had to deal. >> ivan: oh. wow, we found a packrat. our first packrat. >> anthony: in

robert olson was indicted earlier this year on felony murder and other charges in the march 2015 shooting death of anthonyince resigned from the force. he shot hill while responding to a call some suburban atlanta about a naked man behaving erratically. hill it's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit last year. >>> the so-called poster boy for outrageous prescription drug price hikes pleaded not beltway to a new charge. he's accused of conspiracy to commit security fraud. he became infamous after hiking the price of a drug used by aids and cancer patients by 5,000 the percent overnight. >> happening today, about 14,000 free tickets will be made available for boxing legend muhammad ali's funeral service on thursday. actor will smith who portrayed the heavy weight champion in the movie ali will be among the pallbearer are the muslim service. there will be a procession through ali's hometown of louisville on friday followed by a public interfaith memorial service. the 74-year-old ali died on friday. >> we're learning more about the fan who the phillies say hurled a beer bottle at ryan howard. dennis galvert'

anthony. >> reporter: the rally here was relatively small by bernie sanders standards but there is in lack of enthusiasm. from here, he went to berkeley and held a press conference with former labor secretary robertce. there, he answered questions from reporters, here, we heard the familiar themes about free college tuition and the like. we had a chance to talk about recent violence on the campaign trail and his chances in california's primary. >> feel the bern! >> reporter: they were feeling the bern in fairfield today with temperatures pushing one #00 degrees, all to see democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders on a push ahead of tuesday's california primary. >> if you hear there is a large voter turn out, we'll win. if you hear that there is a very large voter turn out, we'll win by a lot. >> reporter: if he loses, where will supporters turn? >> some folks indicate sanders supporters might vote for trump. >> no. not vote for trump. >> what about hillary? >> yes. >> reporter: we talked about the violence outside of the donald trump rally and whether he'd encourage his supporters to steer clear. >> you asked folks not to engage in violence. >> absolutely. >> like his supporters w

anthony. >> reporter: the rally here was relatively small by bernie sanders standards but there is in lack of enthusiasm. from here, he went to berkeley and held a press conference with former labor secretary robertere, he answered questions from reporters, here, we heard the familiar themes about free college tuition and the like. we had a chance to talk about recent violence on the campaign trail and his chances in california's primary.

anthony. >> reporter: the rally here was relatively small by bernie sanders standards but there is in lack of enthusiasm. from here, he went to berkeley and held a press conference with former labor secretary robertice. there, he answered questions from reporters, here, we heard the familiar themes about free college tuition and the like. we had a chance to talk about recent violence on the campaign trail and his chances in california's primary. >> feel the bern! >> reporter: they were feeling the bern in fairfield today with temperatures pushing one #00 degrees, all to see democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders on a push ahead of tuesday's california primary. >> if you hear there is a large voter turn out, we'll win. if you hear that there is a very large voter turn out, we'll win by a lot. >> reporter: if he loses, where will supporters turn? >> some folks indicate sanders supporters might vote for trump. >> no. not vote for trump. >> what about hillary? >> yes. >> reporter: we talked about the violence outside of the donald trump rally and whether he'd encourage his supporters to steer clear. >> you asked folks not to engage in violence. >> absolutely. >> like his supporters

breyer wrote the majority opinion joined by justices anthony and kennedy, ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor and elena kagan. chief justice roberts and clarence thomas and samuel alito jr. dissented. we'll hear the oral argument in that case in a couple of minutes. >>> tonight on the communicators, texas republican congressman will hurd talks about cyber and data security and federal agencies and the report card his subcommittee released in may on agencies management of information. he's joined by politico cybersecurity reporter tim starks. >> the federal government has almos almost 11,000, facebook has four. there is no reason the federal government should have 11,000 and you can realize savings. we realize through the score card that four agencies have realized $2 billion worth of savings over the last two years by moving into the cloud. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> on july 1st, the sith so smithsonian's air and space museum opened. the american history tv's live coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. we'll tour the museum and see one of a kind aviation and space artifacts includi

anthony: since i was 14 years old, i always wore cowboy boots. maybe 'cause my little boy role models were always the men in the black hats -- [ gunshots ] richard boon in "have gun will travel," roberthere else who found themselves in the great american west. a place where reinvention, a new life, was always possible. as long as you were willing to kill for it. [ gunshots ]