>> well, burke's a very quiet, private person.tried very hard to keep burke's life normal, and that was a huge interruption to that. >> the ramsey family exoneration came two years too late. she died from ovarian cancer. today john is remarried and lives a life far from colorado. burke is now a software engineer, once again, back in the headlines, this time on his own terms prc. >> i hope jonbenet ramsey gets justice. but there are some cases you just never figure out. this is probably one of them. i can't see whoever was responsible for killing this little girl, voluntarily coming forward. >> and if whoever is responsible never confesses, the colorado bureau of investigation hopes it's recently announced plans to test dna on additional pieces of evidence, might provide new clues and a solution to the 20-year-old mystery. ♪ don't let me down >> don't go away and don't let me down. up next, we go behind the scenes with the chain smokers, the electronic dance duo that has music fans losing their minds now. ♪ ♪ then we wad it up to m

burke to the murders is being preposterous. our investigation was head down lanes i could not have foreseen. >> he stabs her over 200 times, and then trying to cut her head off. >> why would he stop. >> he is be a rat. >> possibly, taking gary and i back to our initial investigation to atlantic city eastbound side. >> how many times you heard the phrase, the cover-up is worse than the crime. >> from you or today? >> jerry received two letters covered from a bottle that washed up in seaside park. >> i thought they could go across the ocean, i never dreamed they would land 5 miles away. >> notes were written by sue mcgee to her boyfriend who pass away in the 9/11 attack. >> where can i see the love >> how do you like my new coat. >> thank you, my mom bought it. >> you are sweating right now. >> ie don't wear. >> before diana. >> we heard or read about messages in a bottle. there is a left of mystery and fascination, this story no different, it involves sense ser 11 sense attack, a fre free grig girlfriend. letters were recovered

burke is a wonderful young man.otivate him to keep trying to solve the case. >> because patsy's been accused of being the murderer, because now burke has been accused, the only way that's really going to be resolved is to find the killer. >> to date, john ramsey works out west in the aviation world. he remarried and enjoys a quiet, anonymous life off the beaten path. his little girl is never too far from his thoughts. she would have been 26 years old this year. >> i'm grateful i had her in my life for six years. and i know where she is. she's in heaven. i'll see her again. >> her tombstone says december 25th. >> december 25th, even though jonbenet's body was found the day after christmas. >> i debated that. it was mainly to remember and remind the world that there is evil. the worst kind of evil you could ever imagine. that murdered a beautiful child on christmas night. silent night. my child was murdered. >> jonbenet ramsey's murder remains unsolved. >>> okay. i am rolling. >> my name is will. i always wanted to kn

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and this leads away from burke.ts it was cherry, grape and pine apple, not just pine apple and pine apple is a key in a lot of tv specials to here's why the attack on jonbenet happened. she tried to take some pine apple. that is not true to portions of the boulder police report ares that i looked at. and in the evaluation of the child and confidential interview that burke went through with human services. this is upon mandatory in every state and their conclusion with him from the interview, it is clear that burke was not a witness to it jonbenet's death. and finally in, right after the case, there were a lot of rumors about burke on entertainment radio and talk shows, and enough so that boulder police chief then and the boulder district attorney said burke was not a suspect. so that's the type of information that i have that points away from burke. i don't have any that points to him. it doesn't mean that there is any. but i don't have it. >> he was asked about it directly when he appeared on a dr. phil talk show.

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and what's best for burke.r -- her life. >> how is burke doing today? >> burke's doing very well. i'm very proud of him. >> reporter: burke is now 29, a software engineer, and back in the headlines after an interview with dr. phil this fall -- the first time he ever spoke publicly about the case. >> some people have speculated that your parents weren't protecting you. they were hiding you. >> yeah. >> and that for the last 20 years you had been hiding out. >> for the last 20 years i wanted to grow up like a normal kid, which does not include being in front of a tv camera. >> reporter: after the murder, john lost his successful business, and his millions. but in a life marked by loss, he has found a way to move on. five years ago, he remarried, and he's written a book called "the other side of suffering." >> there's a number of elements that i think you have to come to grips with. one is forgiveness. >> forgive yourself or forgive the perpetrator? >> well, both. both. why couldn't i have protected my daughter? w

today's lawsuit, the second one brought by burke against defamation.n october, burke also filed a $150 million lawsuit against a forensic pathologist for public comments he's made about the case. burke ramsey has been the subject of several high-profile programs. >> they're talking about -- >> interviewed in september by dr. phil on his program, where burke was asked if he killed jon-benet. >> there still are people that believe that you killed your sister. >> yup. >> what do you say about that? >> look at the evidence or the lack thereof. >> since jon-benet's murder on christmas of 1996, detectives have also investigated the possibility that jon-benet was killed by an intruder who left a ransom note. but with the murder still unsolved 20 years later, plans for further dna testing that may once and for all solve this case. gotti schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in florida, three teenaged boys had a close call when their small boat capsized off the florida keys and lucky for them they were able to hold onto the boat and call for help. we get more to

rod burks is in green bay. ((rod burks says packers linebacker nick perry having his best season gen a seahawks coming up on sunday because of a hand injury. here's head coke mi mccarthy on playing without ((mikemccarthy says perry has a significanhand injury and he will not available this week. we're gonna reassess on nday and see where we are for chicago. feel terrible for nick, he's having a great season, clearly his best season and he's had a setback. howe play and how we move forward is frankly the same way we do each week. it's based on the health of your team and our job is to put the players in position to be successful and i feel good about our plan and we plan on being successful sunday. )) ((rod burks says so it'll be the next man up mentality as the packers will be without perry on sunday and of course clay matthews still battling that shoulder injury. here in green bay, with the packers, i'm rod burks for today's tmj4.)) and before tonight's bucks-blazers game, kevin garnett showing thon maker a fe

burks county near lehigh valley. temperatures better off in the afternoon and rain expected first half of the day. new jersey, shore and delaware as well. potential snow totals, 1 to 3 inches, burks county, lehigh, a bit more to poconos and coat near parts of the suburbs with the system. here is the good news. the forecast for the eagles game, we're going to be cold, only in the mid-30s, kickoff 1:00 p.m. we do stay dry and cloudy. >> 5:51 on sunday. coming up, hats off, flyers make it eight wins in a row. we'll tell you about who they will face later on today. >>> this weekend jeep lovers celebrate a cause. hundreds came to pipe creek for jeeps for joy supply drive. nbc 10's wrangler there. provides for ronald mcdonald house. later in the day a parade of jeeps delivered those supplies. >>> though is theaters desk from xfinity, change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from csn. flyers are the hottest fema in hockey. eight straight wins. flyers have longest winning streak in 14 years. stars up 1-0 late in t

((rod burks says the packers defense is getting healthy and making plays, coming off a 6 turnover game against the seahawks. they'll need more of that coming up against the bears. here's head coach mike mccarthy on his defense.)) ((mike mccarthy says very impressed. i think you're seeing continuity which is breeding consistency. it starts up front. that was clearly evident against the seahawks. you gotta get after that line of scrimmage and let the playmakers get to work. morgan burngo was a big factor, really helped us in matchups and some of the things we were doing, particularly with their tight end.if we could just keep playing together the same guys each and every week, i think you would definitely see the benefits.))((rod burks says coach mccarthy also said that clay matthews' shoulder is doing better than it was last week, and he'll be able to do more against the bears on sunday. here in green bay, rod burks, today's tmj4.)) campaign.the running back says after he hurt his ankle, the most painful thing...was watching. ((eddie lacy says right after the surgery...like the first 3

burke ramsey spoke to dr.hil on his tv show. >> for a long time the media basically made our lives crazy. it is hard to miss the cameras and news trucks in your front yard. we would go to the super market sometimes and there would be a tabloid with my picture or someone's picture on the front. >> i'm very skeptical of the media. >> he was just 9 years old when his little sister was killed. he stayed silent for all of the years. the new lawsuit claims "cbs perpetrated a fraud upon the public-instead of being a documentary based on a new investigation by a so-called team of experts, the case of jonbenet ramsey was based on a storyline scripted and self published and commercially unsuccessful book, foreign faction. let's bring in jennifer brandt and eric guster. eric, does burke ramsey have a case? >> absolutely not. >> why not? >> he has to prove he did not commit a murder. he may have a claim against cbs, but this is the issue. he has to prove that he is not the murderer. any time you have a defamation case, a

officially cleared burke as a suspect. in 2008 a second d.a.ly and earlier this month, investigators announce they will be using new dna technology to test some evidence again, hoping it leads to the killer. and we did reach out to cbs. they did not want to comment. dan. >> clayton, thank you. for more let's bring in our legal analyst areva martin in our los angeles bureau. areva, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan. >> so does burke ramsey have a case? >> this is a really complicated lawsuit. the first issue is veracity. in order for burke to prevail, he has to establish that the documentary in its conclusion that he was the murderer is utterly false. then the issue becomes knowledge, did cbs know that it was producing a story that was false and did so anyhow? we know this lawsuit claims that cbs is reckless. that will be the burden of proof on burke to establish that recklessness. so really complicated. particularly given that two district attorneys have cleared family including burke based on the evidence that has been tested so far. >

a packers win will tie up the with the packers, in green bay, i'm rod burks for today's tmj4. >> rod is back in the office defrosting as we speak. >>> want your child randomly checked for drugs, it could >>> you're watching today's tmj4, with charles benson, shannon chief meteorologist john malan, and lance allan, sports. >>> a state lawmaker is calling for all high school students taking part in extracurricular activities be subject to random drug testing. the proposal comes from republican representative joel kleefisch. some school districts have already implemented similar policies. >>> the milwaukee bucks spreading holiday cheer. patients at children's hospital. >> one, two, three...go bucks go! >> on tv they appear larger than life. milwaukee sports heroes came to see their youngest and most appreciative fans. the looks on their young faces tells the story, but the bucks' players get a whole lot out of it, as well. michael beasley is here for the first time. >> it's overwhelming to be part of an amazing many kids, put smiles on their faces for the holidays, spread holiday joy, l

panel of investigators suggesting that burke ramsay, the brother of john bejon benet ramsey. the show, investigators theorizing that burke may have killed herbie hitting her possibly with a flashlight. cbs saying in accept, it stand by the broadcast and will do so in court. he filed a $150 lawsuit against a forensic path option. burke ramsay has been the suspect of several high profile programs. interviewed in september by dr. phil on his program, where burke was asked if he killed jon benet. >> there still are people that believe that you killed your sister. what do you say about that? >> look at the evidence or the lack thereof. >> since her murder on christmas, 1996, investigators investigated the possibility that jon benet was killed by an intruder that left a ransom note. 20 years later, plans for further dna testing that may once and for all solve this case. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bo

>> yes, burke. come out for the first time, a lot of scrutiny with burke because of a smile that he had and john ramsay is very upset about that, being he talks to me about that, saying that that is burke's natural gaze. he is a fine young man. he was nine years old when this happened. it was a horrendous, brutal crime, and you will hear the details too of exactly what happened to her, and that burke could not and did not do it. of course, other theorists believe otherwise. >> you spent a lot of time with jonbenet's father, john ramsay. how has he lived with the unknown for 20 years now? >> it changed his life. he said he lost his reputation, he lost all of his money, he lost his privacy. that's why he lives and he doesn't want people to know where he lives, and it took quite a while for us to get to where he is, but he's remarried. he's moved on. i met his new wife, and it took a long time for him to find his new wife but she reminds me of what i think patsy would be like, exuberant, full of life,

that will be the burden of proof on burke to establish that recklessness. particularly given that two district attorneys have cleared the family including burke based on the evidence that's been tested so far. >> if this goes to trial and doesn't settle does that peen we could actually see evidence and testimony submitted in court about who killed jonbenet? >> that's a good because we haven't had anyone brought to justice there's been no trial with respect to anyone related to this case, in this defamation action we could have a mini trial of sorts based on the evidence as burke would try to establish that he, in fact, was not the killer and in order to do so, he would have to put forth evidence suggesting that someone else committed the murder of his sister. so we could see this case played out in terms of the murder trial of jonbenet in this defamation lawsuit. >> this is a $750 million lawsuit. that's a huge number. is it realistic? >> that is an incredibly huge number but think about the hulk hogan lawsuit against gawker. i think it was about $140 milli

in the show, investigators theorizing that burke may have killed jonbenet by hitting her possibly withashlight. cbs saying in september it stands by the broadcast and will do so in court. in october, burke also filed a $150 million lawsuit against a forensic pathologist for comments he has made about the case. he's been the subject of several high-profile programs. interviewed in september by dr. phil on his program, where burke was asked if he killed jonbenet. >> there still are people who believe that you killed your sister. >> yeah. >> what do you say about that? >> look at the evidence or the lack thereof. >> since jonbenet's murder on christmas of 1996, detectives have also investigated the possibility that she was killed by an intruder who left a ransom note. with the murder still unsolved 20 years later, plans for further dna testing that may once and for all solve this case. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> top stories are straight ahead, plus reaction from around the world is pouring in after the passing of hollywood legend debbie reynolds. your honor rr watching "ear

showers moving into burkes county. here's the new jersey neighborhoods temperatures, not bad at all. mid upper 50s out there. mount laurel at 56 degrees. pem berton at 58. here's a look at the morning forecast. little to no change in your temperatures. maybe a bit of a dip with the showers that move through but we're going to be cloudy with on/off rain. 11:00 a.m. we'll see the sun break through pushing out the showers. so through the suburbs, same deal. we'll see breaks of clouds in suburbs around 10:00 am. temperatures in the low 50s. we'll see rain little longer delaware, new jersey and the shower because this is moving from west to east. the further east points they see the showers a little longer. we'll see the breaks of sun right close to your lunch hour. temperature wise, mid, upper 50s across the map and there's very little change in the temperatures with the rain moving through. a bit of a climb noon to 91:00 p.m. and then the temperatures start to fall. let's talk new year's eve. there's a 6:00 and a midnight

melissa burke joining us again. a few days after the bill was approved, the chairman of the house oversight committee, jason chaffetz, close down the investigation into flint. why? guest: he issued to letters kind of -- two letters kind of summarizing his findings. he said the situation in flint was a result of failures at all levels of government. he singled out the state of michigan, the department of environmental quality. he said there were serious problems there in terms of misleading the epa. he said there have been significant problems with the epa, which had dragged its feet and not acted for seven months before issuing an emergency order in january of this year, 2016. so he also really came down on , the epa for not having updated its lead and copper rule, which is outdated and has not been revised for a number of years. host: so if the congressional investigation is over for now does that mean water problems in , flint are fixed? guest: unfortunately not, no. residents continue to drink bottled water, use

burks, bu bucks county. again, everything clearing by about noon tomorrow. now, right now, we're mainly seeing 30s, a break in the clouds in and around the philly metro area. neighborhoods right now, really important. notice we're seeing a southerly push, why conditions are warmer right now. robinville, 33 degrees. tomorrow, temperatures will start to climb. we're going to see lots of 40s in the forecast, starting off with the rain showers. look at this, bethlehem, 46 is your expected high temperature. much better than we've been seeing. the overnight lows, above the freezing mark. 49 for phoenixville. newtown, 51 for you. mainly seeing 40s and low 50s. certainly much more comfortable than we have been seeing for the past couple of days. again, once the colder air settles out of place, we'll get the warm front, meaning temperatures will be warmer for tomorrow, feeling a lot more comfortable. your ten-day on 10. includes the warmer temperatures for monday and tuesday. dipping into dangerously cold territory, especially thursday into friday. overnight low thur

five minutes away from the scene in burke. police were called to the home on blarney stone court in springfield where they found yohannes murdered. also upper body trauma. >> i am just sad. he was a nice young man. very helpful. >> through the initial distribution last night the detectives were able to discover some things that made them feel or appears to link to this case. jeff: so that is a big ue what exactly happened to the two 22-year-old individual, one male and one female. so many questions still remain. the police have not put out a call for a suspect suspect at the moment. they don't have anybody in custody and no one they are looking for but they are really asking for help from the public. so if anyone out there has any information. you are asked to call the fairfax county police as soon as possible. this is a developing story. we are watching it closely. we will have an update for you coming up at 5:00. until then, live in burke, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. q: thank you. we are covering this. this just in. s.u.v. on

hours later a woman was found dead a couple miles away in burke. news 4s, darcy spencer, has more on those investigations. >> fairfax county police are investigating the connections between the two murders and between the two victims. they say these crimes are not rand random. fairfax county police are investigating two murders, a little more than 12 hours apart. a 22-year-old man found dead in his house in springfield, a 22-year-old woman found dead behind these homes in burke two miles away. police say the crimes may be linked. >> they just appear to be known to each other. >> reporter: the first victim, a northern virginia community college student. a family member came home and discovered him murdered. trauma thi that was about 8:15 thursday night. detectives went in and out for hours, gathering evidence. looking for clues. a next door neighbor heard loud noises in the home yesterday evening. >> heard multiple bangs, it was, you know, loud to the point where you could almost feel it. through the house. through the wood. >> sad. >> it's okay. i'

in burke, hilary lane, wusa9. >> police would not confirm reports that mrs. robinson was suffering from alzheimer's or dementia. however they believe she had some type of condition but wouldn't specify. >>> more criminal charges against four people linked to the flint water crisis. two of them work for the state of michigan. the others work for the city. they are all facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. nine people were previously charged in an investigation of flint's lead tainted water system and an outbreak of legionnaire's disease. those nine are -- or eight are current or former state employees and a flint water plant employee. >>> well, the weather going to be great for the next few days if you're planning to travel for the holiday weekend. here's allyson rae with your first alert forecast. >> man, things are loin days absolutely. now it is cold out there. that's for sure. but temperatures this morning were the coldest they are going to be for the rest of the week. we started affidavit in the teens for a -- off in the teens for a lot of spots,

instead, we're looking at the clouds over lehigh valley and burkes county into the suburbs.here's nothing else heading our way. we're not tracking any more systems today. it will be a dry day for us across the board. three-day outlook, 44 degrees today for the high. we're starting out with temperatures already in the upper 30s, low 40s. so there won't be much warming today. that's because we're right behind the cold front. we stay about the same tomorrow but we also tomorrow bring in rain to philadelphia and we also will see that mix of rain/snow for areas further north, the prn opinion subur pennsylvania suburbs and the lehigh valley. lehigh valley 38 degrees on thursday and we're tracking the potential for maybe an inch of snow near parts of the pocono mountains through the lehigh valley. elsewhere just a few flakes mixing in. rain for philadelphia, new jersey and delaware on your thursday. that's right down the line, mid, upper 40s for thursday and lower 40s for friday with the drier conditions and more sunshine. here's a look at your holiday temperature outlook. today we

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i think this is where burke ramsey is going to have a very difficult time.that those statements made in this cbs special were intentional. that cbs intended to cause malice to him, to his reputation by making these statements. that's a really, really high bar to meet. i just don't know that he's going to be able to do it. >> burke ramsey has talked about this. he's not part of the lawsuit, but let me play a little of what he said on the dr. phil show. >> there's still people who believe that you killed your sister. >> yeah. >> what do you say about that? >> look at the evidence or the lack thereof. >> again, dr. phil is not being sued. this was an interview that he agreed to do. but could this become part of this case? >> you never know. i mean, you just never know. when it comes to discovery in these kinds of cases, this could go on and on and on. >> especially when you're talking about $750 million. >> absolutely. but i could see cbs really holding their ground, standing their ground in this particular case because they want to make sure that a precedent i

i want to expand on ambassador burke's opening remarks . this is a collaboration that was launched in may of 2015 to support finance ministries in low and middle income countries andmprove the efficiency effectiveness of health resources to fight hiv-aids. first of all, let me address this issue of why this partnership. achieving in a three generation by 2030 will require efforts improve the coordination, efficiency and effectiveness of resources devoted to combating hiv-aids. to strengthen the long-term sustainability of these efforts. we are all aware of the need for more resources to finance the hiv-aids response. some estimates come a annual spending will need to increase by almost 40% from $19 billion to $26 billion by 2020. donor and partner countries alike must do their part to fund this effort. partner countries will need to take on an increasing share of the response and over time mobilize domestic resources. it's more important than ever to maximize the effectiveness of every dollar of limited resources. the collaboration is motiv

[burke] it happened. december 14th, 2015. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. and i'm ian reitz. there's a huge debate happening right now in florida -- about kids and recess. should schools be forced to add 20 minutes of play time to the day? 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the newsroom. sarah, it's just 20 minutes a day, but some doctors say playtime is crucial. yes, if you have children or grandchildren, you know how tough it is to get kids to stay focused. and sometimes a little break makes a

any other thoughts from commissioners thank you commissioner burk not commissioner burk but one day.> inspector burk. >> i re-established what ambiance in the alley next to hue i let the operator know where he needs to be we talked about some strategies around limiting their system controlling base within the venue and since this action complaints are ceased it is looking good as far we did get a flerg a neighbors on 24th street in regards to people exiting the exiting the club i stopped by a few weekend in a row and checked out out the exit at grand as well as people conjugating in a nearby parking lot i have yet to see any issues but keep an eye on and in touch with management at the club and they have told me they'll notifies me when they have a larger event house our new establishment on 11 street and that address is wrong or on my notes there but this is a form b box they have received a complaint one on 11 street the operators currently working directly with complaints and myself to address the concerns including additional soundproofing and skylight encloser a work in process

they theorized burke ramsey may have struck his sister with a flashlight killing her. launched a defamation lawsuit against cbs, the production company and several experts who appeared on the show seeking $750 million in damages. the suit claims the defendant's accusation that burke ramsey killed his sister was based on a compilation of lies, half-truths, manufactured information and the intentional omission and avoidance of truthful information about the murder. >> if they can prove all of the allegations they stated a very strong case for defamation. >> reporter: in a statement, burke's father, john ramsey, says the conduct of cbs in falsely accusing a 9-year-old child of murder was unconscionable and cannot be tolerated. cbs has not returned messages seeking comment on the lawsuit but in september the network said cbs stands by the broadcast and will do so in court. one of the experts being sued, forensic pathologist warner spitz, declined to comment on this recent suit by in october burke ramsey filed another defamation lawsuit against spitz for other public commen

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burkes county, lehigh valley, the poconos and overnight, the temperatures increase.f the morning, 4:00, moisture moves in, most areas in the form of rain. northern lehigh valley could be a mix. poconos have snow before 8:00 the morning rush, too warm for snow. we are looking at a purely liquid event. before you get the change over, there is an opportunity for accumulating snow. suburbs calling for one to three inches before the rain washes it away. the latest computer models are trending warmer, so if it continues it will be on the low end of the scale. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cold tomorrow, partly sunny, 38. sunday, cloudy and cold, 37, snow showers. monday, grab the umbrella, it's a rain event. 53-degrees the afternoon high. half inch of rain, so a good soaking. tuesday, partly sunny, 45. the next arctic boundary wednesday bring snow shower and the temperatures plummet. thursday and struggling to hit the freezing point, windchill in the teens. next week will be colder than now. the pets need to be inside during this weather. >> the university hoped to i

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rain in centreville. 45 in burke and aspen hill. 46 in largo. in the petworth neighborhood in the city. we will look for these guys to brighton. partly cloudy skies tonight. -- we will look for the skies to brighton this afternoon. talking about the cold air front in, the last cold replacing by another cold front. last week on friday we hit 41. 39 for a high on saturday. that was cold. but this week are high will barely get to 30 degrees on thursday. only in the upper 20's on friday. it lives up to the headline, the coldest air of the season. is there anymore warm air down the road? we will let you know in the 10-day forecast in about 12 minutes. jummy: thank you. we want to make sure know they can stay connected to the stormwatch 7 team no matter where you are. we are on wjla.com, facebook, and twitter, or you can download the stormwatch 7 weather app. you can get the hour-by-hour forecast. are covering metro. a red line train separated at the twinbrook station this morning, with passengers on board. kevin lewis is live now. what is metro sayin