(groans) (camera shutter clicking) (beckett) she's melting.uld be looking for ruby slippers. yeah, while you're at it, why don't you look for some flying monkeys? maybe they left her here. so what do you got for me? there are pieces of plastic on her body from the garment bag. so she was inside the bag? mm-hmm. other than that, it's gonna take a while for her to thaw. i can tell you she hasn't been here long. maybe a couple of hours. what about security? chain-link. pair of bolt cutters took care of that. looks like our guy was hoping she'd disappear into the concrete pour. (esposito) a few more feet, and she would've. it's kind of odd-- taking the trouble to freeze a body and then dumping it? we got two personality types working here. a killer who freezes a body is a keeper--he wants a souvenir. but a guy who dumps a body? doesn't want to be reminded of the crime. all right, i'm gonna go check out the fence. (man) mm-hmm. get a close-up of her face. i want to run her through missing persons. oh, cool, like on the discovery channel, where you

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last may beckett died at his home in vienna.autopsy determined the cause of death as blunt head trauma with the manner of death undetermined. a recent letter from fairfax county child protective services to beckett's father in tennessee explains an investigation determined back it was physically abused by an unknown abuser. at the time of his death he was in the care of kenny partly, a tennessee man convicted of shooting and killing an administrator at his high school in 2005 as well as other crimes including domestic abuse. he was questioned by vienna police after beckett's death but never charged. he was living in virginia in the care of his psychologist beckett's mother. after his death she told abc 7 that kenny bartley is a loving and caring person that had nothing to do with his -- her son's death. his father telling abc seven i am devastated by the cbs report. i have made -- cps report. i am devastated -- i am maintained from the beginning that i was grateful for the investigation and didn't want to jump to conclusions." w

first place was because he was in the care of and living with his psychologist who is back at's -- beckett's mother. last may see told us that kenny bartley was a loving and caring person that had nothing to do with her son's death. beckett'sment to, father matthew says he is devastated by the cps report. he said he was grateful for the investigation and did not want to jump to any conclusions. i wanted to believe this was a tragic accident but it has become clear to me that is not the case." aaron moved out of the home a few months ago in vienna. the property owner says he does not know where she is. kenny bartley remains a fugitive to the state of tennessee for probation violation. we tried repeatedly to get a comment from vienna police but never got a response. we reached out to aaron's -- erin's family and more on that at 5:30. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. weathan: coming up at 4:00 will head to new york with a live look at the security in place and the 2016 celebration at ahead. alison: no powerball winners this week. somebody could begin the year with a huge jackpot. we will tell you the

(beckett) redding prep? private school on park avenue. no trust fund baby left behind. in the boat? no idea. dr. parish, how are you doing? feet are cold. so what do you got for me? single g.s.w. to the chest, fairly large caliber. and from the lack of blood inside the boat, i'd say he wasn't killed at sea. somebody moved him. he's got dirt and grass all on his chucky t's. other than the postmortem voyage, looks like a pop and drop. i'm guessing sometime late last night. well, somebody dragged him here. he couldn't have come from very far. let's get uniforms down here to do a perimeter walk. get 'em to go from the boats over there down to fifth. and tell 'em they're looking for a blood pool and possible shell casings. (ryan) roger that. esposito, did you check the boathouse? (esposito) not yet. so why the burial at sea? the vikings believed that if you wanted to reach valhalla, you needed a vessel. gun-toting viking-- that's your theory? no, no, no. they also launched their dead with a sacrificial woman... and some booze and a good horse. ♪ captioned by closed captionin

and that's what the play "waiting for godot" is, by samuel beckett, this existential play about two men in this desolate land who don't know who they are, don't know where they've come from, and looking for this entity, godot, outside of themselves. then they learn in the course of the play, that they have to find it within themselves, their true meaning, and what their purpose in life is. and i did that play, because it resonated about what we were going through in new orleans. - so you went into that creative process, and that does figure into, obviously the story that is told here. - absolutely - you went into that creative process saying, "i need to somehow align my perspective on art, "or that particular piece of art "with the reality of what i'm seeing." a totally deliberate decision. - what happened in new orleans with the great flood of katrina, i would not wish on my worst enemy. i think about what's happening, to people now, whenever i see a disaster, like the windswept fires in central texas happening right now, the mudslides happening in california. i immediately identify wi

she's the one who pushed mack beckett to do all the bad stuff-- spoiler alert. laugh she's the one. it's her idea to kill everybody, right? >> yeah, but she doesn't-- i mean, she's notust like this cold-blood monster. she's-- she's someone who trietz to get a different life, and if you don't face what hurts and you what keeps fru fruyou from going on, and if you try to cover it with violence or power, it's just an illusion, and it can lead you to madness and that's what happens for her. >> stephen: is it hard? because my understanding is that-- not being a woman who ever p pyed macbeth, lady macbeth, i understand lady macbeth is like lear for women. it's one of the hardest roles you can take on. >> y@ah, it was pretty hard. first of all, for me, as a french, learning the dialogue, the shakespeare writing was-- see, i start to sound british now. e accent, all of this, was really-- it was at the same time kind of complicated, but at the same time, i was so excited and i thought it was s sh a gift to be able to say shakespeare, in his own language. but she was definitely super dark, th

child protective services say beckett suffered level 1 physical abuse. the investigation into his death is ongoing. >>> in prince george's county, new information about a murder on a school playground. sources are telling wusa 9 the man accused of stabbing a man with disabilities to death had his own 12-year-old date we are him at the time. 31-year-old alex jones is charged with murdering 31-year- old alex reyes. it happened monday on a playground in seabrook. >>> today is the last day some local businesses will be serving food in styrofoam containers. starting new year's day a new law, banning styrofoam, goes into effect in dc and in montgomery county. the ban will impact 4000 businesses in dc. ban, aimed, in part, at cutting down the trash that litters the river and its banks. >>> are you a customer of verizon or sprint? there is an important deadline today for you. we'll explain, coming up. >>> and the forgetful fish from the hit movie finding nemo, making new friends. >> >>> 54. the warmest day of the year. of course it is. we have colder air heading

mack beckett. macbeth. macbeth. macbeth! i said it a lot, but it's ridiculous to expect me to talk about the movie "macbeth" without saying the word macbeth. it's all nonsense. i mean, macbeth. macbeth. aaaah! ye shall pay! >> stephen: who are you? >> i'm a goooo-st! >> stephen: you mean "ghost?" >> aye, a scottish goooo-st! because you said the name of the scottish play. >> stephen: you mean "macbeth?" >> ye did it again! don't be sayin' that name, ye sheep's bastard! thing to call me. what is the problem with saying the word? >> it is forbidden. >> stephen: i understand that part but why is it forbidden? >> oh, i don't know. just tradition i guess. it's just for fun. >> stephen: well, if it's for fun anybody should be able to say it. you should be able to say it. >> macbeth. >> ye shall pay! ye shall pay! i shall forever haunt you because you've said the name of the scottish-- >> yes, i said the name of the scottish play. look what you made me do. >> i'm a goooo-st! >> stephen: i know you're a ghost but i've got to do my s

. >> margaret beckett. >> this debate centers on national security and on the safety of our constituents and there will be differences of view within and between every party in this house. so, in good faith and conscience members will reach different conclusions. anybody who approaches today's debate without the gravest doubts, reservations and anxieties simply hasn't been paying attention but we're sent here by our constituents to exercise our best judgment, each our own best judgment. this is a debate of contradiction. in terms of today's motion echoing the u.n. resolution are almost apocalyptic, the threat they describe as unprecedented threat to international peace and security but the proposal before us amounts as my honourable mr. gordan side only minor reaction to action we're already undertaking. we're being asked to agree in both iraq and syria, precisely that is what daesh do and their headquarters is in syria. we're being asked to make further contribution to international effort to contain daesh from extending the mayhem and bloodshed of that accompanies their every move even

. >> margaret beckett. >> this debate centers on national security and on the safety of our constituents and there will be differences of view within and between every party in this house. so, in good faith and conscience members will reach different conclusions. anybody who approaches today's debate without the gravest doubts, reservations and anxieties simply hasn't been paying attention but we're sent here by our constituents to exercise our best judgment, each our own best judgment. this is a debate of contradiction. in terms of today's motion echoing the u.n. resolution are almost apocalyptic, the threat they describe as unprecedented threat to international peace and security but the proposal before us amounts as my honourable mr. gordan side only minor reaction to actio we're already undertaking. we're being asked to agree in both iraq and syria, precisely that is what daesh do and their headquarters is in syria. we're being asked to make further contribution to international effort to contain daesh from extending the mayhem and bloodshed of that accompanies their every move even

we all know that iowa is important, new hampshire is important, but nobody, nobody has a beckett -- betterecord of kicking off the next republican nominee than the great state of south carolina. it is incumbent on all of us to let our voices be heard. we have many moderate democrats, we have independence, we have people who have not voted in 20 in our crowds.p we must make our voices heard. get registered, get ready for february 20. let's get ready to take our country back. ♪ ♪ [adele's "rolling in the plays] ♪ ♪ >> in hilton head, south carolina, waiting for donald trump. he is on his way to the rally at the resort. it should get underway shortly. it is expected to be his last campaign of the event of the year in south carolina. part of our road to the white house coverage. we are covering marco rubio speaking in iowa. we also brought you hillary clinton in a town hall meeting she was address the issues of gun violence and mental health. you become president, what is your plan to connect to mental health problems and guns to make sure that me, my brothers, and my friends are safe? [applau

. >> margaret beckett. >> this debate centers on national security and on the safety of our constituents and there will be differences of view within and between every party in this house. so, in good faith and conscience members will reach different conclusions. anybody who approaches today's debate without the gravest doubts, reservations and anxieties simply hasn't been paying attention but we're sent here by our constituents to exercise our best judgment, each our own best judgment. this is a debate of contradiction. in terms of today's motion echoing the u.n. resolution are almost apocalyptic, the threat they describe as unprecedented threat to international peace and security but the proposal before us amounts as my honourable mr. gordan side only minor reaction to action we're already undertaking. we're being asked to agree in both iraq and syria, precisely that is what daesh do and their headquarters is in syria. we're being asked to make further contribution to international effort to contain daesh from extending the mayhem and bloodshed of that accompanies their every move even

. >> margaret beckett. >> this debate