that is where brittany morehouse joins us live. and, brittany, tell us about the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: well, unfortunately, they are so actively investigating. still not one person charged even though they have a lead suspect. still trying to pinpoint just what happened in that house on october 25th. because whatever happened stole the life of a beloved professor. >> it's a defining moment. >> reporter: defining young lives one by one. sue marcum is remembered at american university tonight as a woman who reached people. a professor who got it. >> she was also a great friend and mentor. she was a faculty member that people wanted to write her letters of recommendation for graduate school and they were excited to introduce her parents to sue marcum. >> reporter: and now those introductions are no longer possible as police work around the clock to piece together the murder. >> we have to determine exactly what happened in that residents that night. who was there. the actions people took part in inside the home and

that's where we find brittany morehouse live. it live up to all of the fancy trailers we've been seeing? >> reporter: i heard it was awesome. scary. suspenseful at times. and those are just the screams for harry potter t-shirts and posters. can you imagine the energy building for the actual movie? >> we're really excited. >> awesome. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: from the giggling children to the adults, fans are. >> excited. >> second only to being at the london premiere. >> i love harry potter when he does his thing. >> an escape from reality, i guess. >> why do you live. >> reporter: true fascination swirls around this world where now the school kids are no longer kids and no longer in wizards school. it's been a decade since the 11-year-old made his harry potter debut. growing up with him, people like erin and brian. >> what does harry potter mean to me? that is tough. it means a lot. harry potter made it like fun to read again. >> harry, harry. >> reporter: david with 94.7 fresh fm says this promotion handing out movie tickets

our own brittany morehouse asked the question is this really all about free speech?my perpetrator used a friendship hur. >> reporter: it's a label he does not shy away from. >> because of having been victimized as a child, i have great insight that enables me to better protect my children. >> reporter: and with photos of those children at arm's length, he scans through amazon.com to confirm the website no longer sells the book titled the pedophiles guide. >> let's not honor them for selling the book. he is wrong for selling it in the first place. >> reporter: that is what he takes personally. after making national headlines in 2002 with his story. >> i was sexually abused between 9 and 16. it's terrorism. taking an innocent mind and traumatizing it to a degree that most people can't really understand. the word pedophile itself means somebody that loves children. >> reporter: that is the author of the book pulled from amazon. his words were first defended by the company, calling it censorship not to sell certain titles because we believe the message is objectionable.

our brittany morehouse just got to the scene. britt, what else do we know right now? >> i want to tell anyone driving through northwest d.c., avoid 16th street at all cost. they have this road completely blocked from newton north up to spring. a big section near mount pleasant near columbia heights and police are redirecting traffic downed 1way streets. that is causing -- oneway streets. around 3:30, someone passing by a three-story rowhouse here on 16th and oaks, noticed heavy smoking coming from the top floor. when firefighters arrived within about a minute-and-a- half they found heavy flames coming out of the windows from the top floor. after extinguishing the fire they found one person who died in the bedroom area of the third floor. now the fire is under investigation. they believe it could be due to some renovation that was going on. they found some construction materials. but there is another concern here, when firefighters first arrived, the first closest hydrant that they tapped into, that actual nozzle bloke off. they had to take -- broke off. they had to ta

reporting live in northwest, brittany morehouse, 9news now. >>> new at 11:00, dna has helped close a cold case rape investigation. montgomery county police arrested a man yesterday. back in 1984, officers say a woman was walking home fo her job at the -- from her job at a montgomery mall when a man beat and raped her. they have now charged marlin with rape and assault. >>> right now police are looking for a man to be behind a string of attacks in aspen hill. officers think this is a man who grabbed a 52-year-old woman, dragged her into the woods and raped her. it all went down near hewitt and georges avenue. the man's description is similar to two other attackers. >> i'm very shocked. i am very shocked. and i really hope they catch the guy that did it. and my condolences to her. i really wish her well. i'm glad she survived it. >> i did get a little creeped out one time because i was walking around. there was piles of beer cans. another pile of beer cans. and then by the creek clothes hung up and things like that so i started getting worried. >> last month a 30-year-old woman was sex

so we sent our brittany morehouse to check it out. >> reporter: what does 80 thousand dollars $80,000k like? if these are $100 bills, that would be it. >> it seems like an unordinary amount of money to have stuffed into a bra. >> how did she fit that in there? that is crazy. >> do you think you could stuff that much money in your under garments? >> no. i think it would be hard. >> reporter: so we decided to do a test run with fake money. if these are $100 bills, each stack is worth $8,000. so you need ten stacks altogether to get to 80. i'm going to try to see how much i can fit in my bra until it looks awkward. one by one, i stuffed the stack until i have left one, two, three, four -- i think i'm going to stop at six. the conclusion. >> honestly i guess she has large bills. that is the only thing i can possibly think of. unless she had a special bra that i haven't heard of. >> of course we don't know if lesli johnson was carrying larger bills than the stash, but i can tell you that must have been the case because that did not feel right. >> you know, my only point is show me the mone

you dish me shells like these were in another great traction with bait for them when a brittanie yes we can have breath for them we put things under the mattress ace if we needed to sniff them out there was no irony that the top bunk was the best place to sleep most of the bucks for them but at least nothing fellers you while you were asleep but on the lower bunk all kinds of stuff telling you whenever they want to secure two people slept in the space and terrorising but as many as ten people shared the same space it in auschwitz. says taro's in was a resort compared to auschwitz martyr her brother and parents and her friend helga was sent to auschwitz in the autumn of one nine hundred forty four. while czech polish jewish or gypsy children were being murdered in gas chambers german children live normal lives going to school learning to draw can't sing the songs they sang were not charmed last. show of pneumonia mother says a collection of songs sung by members of hitler you're going to do is know that it was published in one thousand nine hundred thirty six but one of the songs goes

here is brittany morehouse with some answers. >> reporter: well, they're not proud to say it, but thengain they're not ashamed either. these roommates now joke about getting bitten by bed bugs two years ago as freshman at gw. >> it was my first class of college and i noticed all of these bumps showing up. i was like, oh, my god. >> mine were kind of mild. i know my chem partner had huge welts. >> reporter: they both got them on a field trip before the start of school. it wasn't likely they brought the critters back to their dorms. but the school sprayed their rooms anyway. >> we want to be extra careful because they didn't want an epidemic happening in a freshman dorm. >> reporter: yet over time infestation has gotten more widespread on their campus and nationwide. so what is the risk? wainwright is an entomologist. >> it's not so likely they would bring bed bugs home unless their room was the focus of an infestation or they were in a hall where there was a big infestation of bed bugs. bed bugs don't tend to travel that far from where they feed. >> reporter: when they do travel, it's v

they wanted to says it all to tunis and brittany are made to the life of abuse of a mother is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live us from real life stories from world war two. victories nineteen forty five dot dot com. be with us this is r.t. coming tonight from the russian capital twenty four hours a day top stories now this hour moscow has called thailand's extradition of russian businessman victims to the u.s. illegal washington accuses the so-called merchant of death of trafficking arms to dictators and conflict zones around the world. the e.u. president is warning that the failing euro currency could drag the union down with it portugal could be forced to accept bailout money to save their economies. britain's top soldier says the threat from al qaeda and the taliban can't be overcome by military force and can only be contained general david pritchard also suggests nato should be planning to be in afghanistan for the next forty years to help local forces. on the news continues in less than h

brittany 6'4" sophomore 19 points, nine blocks. final seconds baylor down by one!conds left, it's over! the streak extends to 80 for uconn. >> the shot by sims missed after the buzzer. uconn wins 65-64. >>> tim lincecum's reign as the top pitcher in the national league is over. he is probably okay about it. he is getting a world series ring after all but the phillies' roy halladay is a unanimous winner of the national league cy young award. he is also one of the american league's best. halladay led the league in wins with 21 with nine complete games, four shutouts, and a perfect game. cardinals adam wainwright was second. lincecum 7th. brian wilson 11th. halladay won in the american league. >>> bruce jenner will be indicted ducted into the san jose sports hall of fame -- bruce jenner will be inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame tonight. he remains an attraction long after hanging up track shoes. >> no boys up here. >> out of here. i said there was no room for -- right from the beginning. >> reporter: long before he was a reality tv dad, bruce jenner was a

i know the difference between hair metal, like, brittany fox versus emperor, let's say. like, battle core dungeon metal. there's grind core metal. that's power metal. i mean -- >> jimmy: he listens to all of that? >> he does. >> jimmy: and yet the vacuum bothers him. there's no vacuum metal. that would be a marriage of both things for you. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: so, he goes to the concerts and you tolerate this music? >> i tolerate the music. yeah, i find it interesting. i try to sort of see what he gets out of it. see the melody and the cord progressions but it just sounds like -- to me. >> jimmy: yeah. what does he get out of it? other than, like, you waking up one night in the middle of the night and he's got a pick ax or something like that. >> i don't think it's all violent necessarily, but i don't know. i think it's, you know, he gets charged by up. >> jimmy: gets him charged up. does he play that kind of stuff? >> he does. he will plug into the computer at night so i can't hear any but he just goes to down. >> jimmy: really? i have to say, i'm surprised to hear

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. >> it's harmless that one is making a star out of brittany spears or share, but when one takes this notion of starting into the national security round, then lives are at stake. americans after a while get wise that the stars and the wizards come in the dream teams in the best and brightest really might not be what they're cracked up to be. but in that faith alone on a time, chaos and mayhem can come to rain. >> this year student cam video documentary competition is in full swing. make a five to eight minute video this year's theme, washington d.c., through my lens. your documentary should include more than one point of view along with c-span programming. upload your video before the deadline of june or 20 for each instrument the grand prize of $5000. this $50,000 in total prizes. the competitions open to middle and high school students grades six through 12. for all the rules on how to upload your video card mind to student cam.org. >> today's state department briefing began with an update and usaid efforts in haiti by marc ward. the acting director of the office of foreign disaste

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on brittany we have a burton jet set jacket.it is a waterproof shell but lined with a very thin insulation so it keeps you warm and dry. you can wear it with simple leggings on the weekend or with jeans or even on the slopes. >> it's really cute. >> we have a hat which is great and then we've got these cute little north face boots from zappos.com. >> faux fur lined which i love. >> charles is kind of our ruggedly handsome gentleman here. we have this columbia parka. it's a little pricier at $280. but it's three jackets in one. you get the parka that you're seeing here, plus the liner zips out, so then you just have a stand-alone goose down jacket. and then you can also can wear the shell by itself for those activity-filled days. >> i say those are great. my husband has one of those jackets and it is a life saver. >> it's amazing. inside is one of my favorite details. it's got this omni thermal heat lining which actually retains your body heat while looking pretty snazzy. it's a shiny silver. >> it almost looks like those sort of

. >> is harmless that one is making a star out of brittany spears or share, but when one takes this notionof stardom into national security room, the mindset state. americans after a while get why is that the stars of the wizards in training teams in the best and brightest really might not be what they're cracked up to be. in that amount of time, chaos and mayhem in contraband. >> henry kissinger, mcnamara, donald rumsfeld, a few foreign-policy theaters. sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> saeb erakat is the palestinian authority's lead negotiator in the middle east peace talks with israel and he represented the palestinians reach in the 1993 oslo accords. mr. erakat discussed the current state of the middle east peace process at the woodrow wilson center in washington. is interviewed by the wilson center's, aaron miller. this is an hour and a half. >> welcome to today's meeting conversation with saeb erakat. i'm holly sang queen, the direct your of the release program at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. the center is a living national memorial to president wilson establi

. >> it is harmless if one is making a star out of brittany spears, or cher, but when one person takes this notion of stardom into the national security arena, there is more at stake. the american people get wise to the fact that they may not be what they are cracked out to be. in that amount of time, chaos and mayhem can come to rain. >> foreign-policy leaders critiqued by author direct leebaert. speech by the head of the british intelligence sir john saw worse. s. this is the first public address the official in a few years. this is just over 30 minutes. >> thank you for the warmth and corruption and making this possible. "times" published a letter earlier this year that read, is it not bizarre that mi5 and mi6, otherwise known as the secret services, currently stand as being accused as secretive? i might be biased, but i think that a reader was on to something important. most government work today is done by conventional and transparent processes, but not all. british intelligence effort was first organized in 1909 when the secret service intelligence agency was formed. we just publ

. >> it's harmless that one is making a start out of brittany spears or cher.but when one takes this argument to national security round, lives are at stake. americans after a while kidwai said the stars come on the wizards, between teams in the best and brightest might not eat what they're cracked up to be. but in that fateful amount of time, chaos and mayhem in contraband. >> saeb erakat as the palestinian authority's lead negotiator and the middle east peace talks with israel. and he represented the palestinians reach in the 1993 oslo accords. saeb erakat discusses at the woodrow wilson center in washington. is interviewed by the =tranfour miller. this is a year and a half. >> thank you for coming today's meeting with saeb erakat. i'm helah, the direct their of the release program at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. the center is the national armorial by president wilson to congress in 1968. it is a nonpartisan institution, engaged in the study of national onboard affairs. the wilson center establishes, maintains a neutral forum for a fr

. >> it is harmless if one is making a star out of brittany spears or share -- cher, but when one takes stardom into the national security wrong, lives are at stake. americans get wise that the stars and wizards, the dream teams and the best and brightest, may not be what they are cracked up to be. in that fateful amount of time, chaos and mayhem can come to rain. >> henry kissinger, robert mcnamara, donald runs fell. just a few foreign-policy leaders critiqued sunday night on c-span. >> now, a discussion on tuesday's election results and what it means for the future of the gop, with freedomworks chairman dick armey. host: we are back with dick armey. you probably know that name, part of the tea party movement. i want to begin with "the financial times." outlandish tea party candidates letdown republicans at the final party. for the senate leadership, tuesday night was in some respects a failure. never has the house of representatives changed hands without the senate following suit, and the tea party movement should take the lion's share of the blame. hands without the senate following

my name is brittany. i'm attorney general of our chapter. and we are thrilled of a very great panel with us this evening to discuss the election results from this past week. i want to begin by giving you all a brief overview of the results and then we will proceed to panel statements. the 2010 midterm elections were held on november 2 of this year. they are halfway through president barack obama's first term in office. in the house the election held for all 235 seats, and republicans made a net gain of 64 seats and became the majority party. the highest number of house victories for a single party since 1948. and highest midterm elections since 1938. in the senate, of the total 100 seats, 37 were up for election. 19 held by democrats, and 18 by republicans. republicans defeated incumbent democrats in arkansas and wisconsin, and one open seat in illinois, indiana, north dakota and pennsylvania. this is the largest number of senate gains for the republican party since 1994 election. and also the first time that they successfully defended all o

. >> it is harmless if one is making a start out of brittany spears, but when one takes the notion of stardom into the national security realm, lives are at stake. americans get why is that the best and brightest might not be what they are cracked up to date, but in that amount of time, chaos and mayhem can come. >> henry kissinger, robert mcnamara, donald from salt, is just a few of the leaders critiqued sunday night, on c- -- q and a." day more now from a cq roll call forum. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning. i am the newly minted editor of the magazine having moved from political and the washington post, both different kinds of publications. one of the things the magazine editor has to do at a time like this is kovach and reveal how the news media covered other elections once the results were in, and i went all the way back into the 1980's, even the 1970's, to do that, including some of the stories i participated in. it was a humbling experience to see what we said after each election, but it was actually a humiliating experience because almost without fail, exc