chris gordon news4. jool it will loudoun county sheriff calls it an unprecedented move.ing guard will stand duty outside creighton's corner elementary starting next tuesday. this decision breaks protocol because crossing guards with usually hired at schools only after the property is turned over the vdot and the crosswalks are painted but the sheriff says this temporary fix should ease the fears of parents until a permanent solution comes about. >>> the skies are turning dark and the wind is whipping out there, doug. >> we've seen those winds upwards of 40 maybe up to 50 miles an hour later today. the weather service has issued a wind advisory. we'll get to that in a second. outside, plenty of sunshine today, a high of 73 beautiful weather, but now we've got the clouds the rain was out there a little bit earlier. temperatures down a little bit, right now at 70. we'll continue to drop through the 60s by around 9:00 and by around 11:00, down to about 59. mild but rather breezy. 62 in rockville, 59 gaithersburg 68 ft. belvoir and right now camp springs and huntingtown comin

chris gordon is live in nokesville where friends of the victims are mourning inging tonight. chris?er: yvonne sul kielke and her daughter emily were killed. yvonne yvonne, a government contractor and her daughter who had just a few years ago been chosen by local teachers as a future leader of america. emily selke graduated from woodbridge high school with top honors, winning a $1,000 college scholarship from the national naval officers zs association at quantico. today i spoke with a neighbor who has been a friend. >> just an upbeat person happy all the time. >> reporter: emily selke was killed in the crash while on a vacation trip with her mother

chris gordon is live in nokesville where friends of the victims are mourning inging tonight. chris? >> reporter: yvonne sul kielke and her daughter emily were killed. yvonne yvonne, a government contractor and her daughter who had just a few years ago been chosen by local teachers as a future leader of america. emily selke graduated from woodbridge high school with top honors, winning a $1,000 college scholarship from the national naval officers zs association at quantico. today i spoke with a neighbor who has been a friend. >> just an upbeat person happy all the time. >> reporter: emily selke was killed in the crash while on a vacation trip with her mother yvonne. family members here at the selke home didn't want to speak on camera but e-mailed me this statement. our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time, we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. >> sad and shocking that it's just over. we'll never yvonne selke worked for booz allen. booz allen and our emplo

chris gordon in beltsville now near where young lives. chris? >> reporter: well a federal law enforcement officer tells nbc that the suspect may have a mental illness, that the shootings were not terror related or isis inspired. that's the home of the suspect, and today police executed a search warrant here. prince george's county police investigators entered the beltsville house of the shooting suspect, 35-year-old hong young. hours later, they came out with bags of evidence, ten weapons including a semiautomatic pistol, hundreds of rounds of ammunition. police say all of the weapons were legally owned by the suspect in the five recent shootings. >> our investigators worked all night to link these cases together forensically. >> reporter: young lived here with his mother, father and sister in beltsville. his wife recently divorced him and moved. last year young resigned from his job as a corrections officer in jessup, maryland. >> i see him walking around, does not speak much. yeah, he just looks down and walks. that's it. >> he has never looke

chris gordon talked with the family and police and joins us. >> reporter: the police raid occurred on this house, the home of mr. and mrs. sawyer and their 11-year-old son. you'll hear from them in just a moment. first a prince george's police spokesman tells news4 on tuesday afternoon at about 4:30 they got a call from a complainant reported seeing a young man with a b.b. gun or rifle and an adult are with a handgun enter a home in this neighborhood which is near a school. so police from prince george's county and the glenarden police department came to the scene, knocked on the door. mrs. sawyer was inside. she said she heard a loud bang, bang. >> opened the door. it's police like five or six of them in front of my door, aiming their guns, pointing, saying come outside, come outside with your hands up. i'm like what happened? >> reporter: the family came out and found more armed police officers surrounding their house. >> they had guns pointed at me and my son, so i was in fear for his life. >> pointed it at my face and told me to put himy hands up shut up and put your hands up. >>

news4's chris gordon has more on how this new funding will impact local school districts. >> reporter: the number of portable classrooms show that montgomery county has the fastest growing school system in maryland maryland. >> we have around 9,300 students in portable classrooms right now. and we're growing between 2,500 and 2,800 students per year. >> reporter: overcrowding is also a problem in prince george's county. >> we have more portable classrooms than anybody else in the state. we have over 450. we have to do something. >> reporter: today lawmakers from our area joined house speaker michael bush to announce $20 million in additional school construction funding for five counties including montgomery prince george's howard anne arundel, and baltimore counties. >> this is just to address the extraordinary needs of the counties that are growing at a more rapid pace. >> reporter: i asked the president of the montgomery county board of education how the money will be spent. >> we have 22 shovel-ready projects just waiting for funding. so while the bill is $20 million statewide we'r

meade, chris gordon news4. >>> a chase at high speeds in the middle of rush hour.ining officers get that led to today's flawless execution of what police call a pin. >>> up next, the news4 i-team revealing concerns about the park police chopper involved in today's manhunt in northern virginia. it leaves presidential motorcades too. >>> an attempt to pull over a drive turned into a dangerous escape this morning. police went in pursuit as a woman weaved in and out of rush hour traffic along the beltway i-95 and eventually fairfax county parkway. tusz tu has more onadam tuss has more on the training police relied on to stop her. >> reporter: three officers suffered minor injuries after it was all said and done but it could have been a whole lot worse, and police chalk it up to training. >> all of our officers are given pursuit training as well as individual training. >> reporter: fairfax county police say they were absolutely justified in their high speed pursuit this morning. look at how it played out. police were trying to stop this truck because of a traffic violat

chris gordon is there. and we'll send out updates on our nbc washington app and nbcwashington.com as we get them. >>> we are soaking up a little sunshine after we what we all hope is the last blast of winter. >> but in many places it's the street or the sidewalk it is still tough to really get around out there. we'll get the latest on the cold temperatures from overnight and this morning from our storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson in just a bit. >>> first news4's kristin wright is out in the thick of it this afternoon. >> reporter: it's the day after a big storm and that means you never know what you're going to get in terms of road conditions and sidewalks. here in southeast washington this sidewalk looks good. it's pretty clear for the day after the biggest snowstorm of the season. but just right over here just a few feet away you have half the sidewalk that's clear and half the sidewalk that isn't. and here in the same block just right across the street you have a sidewalk that's completely cove

chris gordon, news4. >>> new tonight, putting a stop to easter monday violence.local community group's doing tonight to stay ahead of potential problems at the national zoo. >> reporter: i'm julie carey in orange virginia, where the investigation continues into a plane crash here yesterday that killed a student pilot. >>> derailments will cost csx railroad more than $360,000. a virginia state board approved a penalty of that level today as a result of the derailment last year in lynchburg. state environmental officials asked for the fine because in that accident 30,000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the james river. most of it burned off after several of the railcars caught fire. csx allegesso agreed to monitor the river for any long-term environmental problems. >>> a man who had been on a date now officially identified as one of two people killed in last week's building explosion in new york city. this afternoon officials identified one victim as 23-year-old nicholas figueroa. he had been eating at a restaurant in the east village when an apparent gas leak sp

chris gordon news4. >>> unless you've been around for quite a while, you might not know that senator mikulski once sat right here at this anchor desk right next to us. she was our sports anchor for the day. it was part of a series that barbara harrison was doing. she invited some of us to change jobs with somebody else. sports anchor george michael wanted to be a senator. no surprise there. really wanted to be president. as it turns out, his mikulski wanted to report sports and as this shows she had some chops. >> there will be a large rooting section for fighting notion to win that 115th running of the race. fighting notion -- >> she was so close to replacing my man. he was nowhere near to replacing her, though. we need to point that out. you can see the whole thing. just download the nbc washington app. it's right there. >> great video. >> she was good at it. >> here is doug kammerer with a check of our forecast. what was great stuff was the sun today. that was nice. >> yeah. how amazing was that. you walk outside early this morning. the sun was shine bug it sounds like it's rainin

chris gordon news4. >>> she once sat at our sank orr desk.t, she is was our sports anchor but just for a day. >> this is my domain? sports? >> that's it. >> i always wanted to be a jock. >> i love it. this is part of the series where bash ra harrison invited one of us to change jobs with someone else. our late sports anchor george michael wanted to be senator, no price. it turned out ms. mikulski wanted to report sports. as the video showed she had some talent behind the desk. take the next commercial to watch her on our nbc washington app. that's cool. >>> we have an exclusive look at the new addition to d.c.'s 40-year-old jail. only news4 cameras were allowed inside as the city opened a library for inmates in the basement of its correctional institute in southeast, including paperbacks only. librarians will cart the books into the housing areas in the cells form the inmates will be able to choose what they want to read. there are no fictional stories, though that glorify drugs or violence, according to city officials. >> so best sellers, my

on capitol hill chris gordon news4. >>> i'm pat lawson muse at the live desk. by now you've heard that congress has avoided a homeland security shutdown. the house passed a clean bill this afternoon and we are waiting for word of its arrival at the president's desk. passage of the bill means the department of homeland security will be funded through september and it avoids another shutdown deadline looming this friday. it also means more than 17,000 local employees won't have to be furloughed or work for free. jim and wendy, back to you. >> thanks pat. >>> we could find out this week whether murder and kidnapping suspect jesse matthew will have his trial delayed. his lawyers filed a motion today asking for more time. the trial is set for late june. he's charged in the murder of uva student hannah graham. defense lawyers are also requesting a dna expert. a judge is expected to consider those requests tomorrow. matthew still set for trial in early june on attempted murder and rape charges that occurred with another victim in fairfax county. >>> an arrest tonight

news4's chris gordon reports. >> reporter: prince george's county police investigators entered the beltsville house of the shooting suspect, 35-year-old hong young. hours later, they came out with bags of evidence which i have learned contain handguns and rifles indicating the highway shootings of the past week could have been much worse. >> most of us here were probably in some way shape or form aware of events 15 years ago, give or take, with the d.c. sniper case. >> reporter: young lived here in beltsville with his mother, father and sister. his wife recently divorced him and moved. last year, young resigned from his job as a corrections officer in jessup, maryland. >> i thought he was a security guy. he wears like a security dress once in a while. i have seen him that way. >> reporter: but the neighbor never saw the 19 niep 9 blue lincoln town car police have been looking for since the series of five shootings began a week ago. anne arundel mills, walmart in laurel, columbia mall movie theater, the icc and nsa. yesterday afternoon a tree service truck was targeted along the icc at the i-9

in fells point, chris gordon news4. >>> three security scares in the past 24 hours at the white house. this morning a construction worker tried to slip into a secure door as another person walked out. he was instantly met by two uniformed secret service members and taken into custody. another man was taken into custody last night after he stepped over bike rack outside the perimeter. he was arrested. and this just in. secret service says it also arrested a man yesterday for going over a wall at 15th and e streets. curtis smith of pennsylvania is charged with unlawful entry. >>> we're holding out hope that she's still alive. those words this afternoon as d.c. leaders mark one year since the disappearance of 8-year-old relisha rudd. rudd livid with her mother at the homeless shelter at the old d.c. general hospital. she was last seen a year ago yesterday. news4's darcy spencer is at d.c. police headquarters now where the mayor and police chief just spoke about the case. darcy? >> reporter: well pat, this beautiful little girl became the face of d.c.'s homeless kids as you know living a

happening at the very busy area along venice's and california street also still ahead tonight chris gordonrise resignation for the 49th retirement in the nfl the highest price ever listed for a condominium would do you get for $49 million the woman who was arrested for smoking on airplanes explain herself. i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. >>reporter: on inside edition she explains her actions said she did was she did because it was necessary inspired by one of our idols and is not mind could with and she is crazy. >>: it always happens many people think outside the box who sends messages for justice she was charged with disorderly conduct at penn state university says it is aware of dr. behavior and is looking into the matter to him more th

chris gordon, news 4. >> an official is behind bars for allegedly having a suspicious device. he works for ice and homeland security. on thursday a maintenance crew reported low found the device at his apartment. a mazz mat crew has been called in and at least 45 other apartments. >> alexandria is one step closer to help a plan. the council zoned for the plan lawfully. councilmembers passed the original plan. since the council revoted and passed by a super majority there was no basis for the lawsuit. >> the republican party will hold a so-called firehouse primary that includes all gop candidates. they wanted to hold a leg rar filing deadline. they went to court and lost and the primary is april 25th. voters will have to come to a canvas and choose the sheriff and two supervisor seats. >> police are asking for your skmp locking for a woman who may have abandoned a cat in loudoun county. they show a silver suv pulling into the parking lot. the woman gets out of the car with a cat in her hand. she is seen in the store with no cat. a short time later, they fountain 8-year-old tabb

that's the latest live in the prince george's county police headquarters chris gordon news4. >> chris, thank you. >>> three men are being charged with a massive data breach that nof us seem to know about. jim handly as more. >> federal prosecutors say this is the largest data breach in u.s. history. a scheme to steal more than a billion e-mail accounts from allive to country. two men from vietnam are responsible for the attack. they took names and e-mail addresses but that seems to be the extent of the personal information. investigators say they've broke into eight e-mail service providers and once they had the information they used it to spam the e-mails they hacked. they estimate the men made more than $2 million off the hack. >> cia director john brennan announced a major restructuring organization of that agency today. one of the most sweeping reorganizations in cia history. the overall will include a new enhanced unit that will deal with cyber threats and cyber warfare. brennan says it is also designed to impose more accountability on top agency managers. >>> little sunshine lit

chris gordon right now is in nokesville in prince william county, virginia, where the selkes lived. >> reporter: tonight a family member told me that they are in a state of shock that they have not been told anything beyond what's being reported on the news. yvonne selke, a beloved wife and mother, and her daughter emily whose life held such great promise emily selke graduated from drexel university with honors in 2013. her sorority provided this picture. she was killed in yesterday's crash along with her mother yvonne, members of the selke family are gathered in nokesville virginia with no plans to travel to france at this point. i am told they are waiting for more information. they haven't been told anything that would allow them to begin planning a funeral. they sent me this e-mail today. our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. a neighbor who has lived across the street from the sellkes since 1988 reacted t

news4's chris gordon is working the story tonight and joins us in our next half hour. >>> smoke rises, local homes threatened by flames. new video fist at 4 and why many of you are under threat of saens like these right now. >>> my oh my that high-speed chase in northern virginia. new details about why it all started. >>> right now, new details about the driver who led police on a high-speed chase during the morning rush hour. >> it was a woman behind the wheel and this wild scene happening at the same time police were engaged in that manhunt for an escaped prisoner. news4's adam tuss is live now from falls church where it all began. adam? >> reporter: that's right, jim. the whole thing started not far from here at route 50 and fairview park and spilled on o the beltway and 95 during rush hour and it turn wild. police rr trying to stop this truck because of a traffic violation. the driver had other thoughts. at high speed here on 95 south cut across lanes of traffic and jumping on the fairfax county parkway. fairfax county police the lead on the chase but virginia state police also as

melissa gorga will have themgor chris gordon will have them in the next hour. >>> a crash involving an atv overnight leaves one dead one injured and unanswered questions. tracee wilkins has more. >> reporter: we spoke with a man who told me he will never forget how horrible the scene was behind his home here in bowie. now police are asking for the public's help in what's becoming an ongoing investigation. a man and a woman driving an atv early this morning just before 2:00 a.m. lost control of that atv. a man who lives near the trail says he heard the noise and ran down the hill to see what was happening, found the man dead on the scene and the woman struggling for her life with severe head trauma. he called police and that woman was transported to the hospital. >> i went down myself right after i called and sure enough a split-second decision, you know to pull her out. he was deceased. >> reporter: the worst part is police are saying they do not know who the man or woman are. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. anyone who knows someone who may have been riding

chris gordon tells us when the school districts can expect to see the money. >> reporter: portable classrooms are a symptom of school overcrowding. >> i just do music in a portable and i don't, like think -- well, there's no bathroom in there. >> reporter: montgomery county has 404 portable classrooms. 90% in elementary schools like the eight here at bell elementary school in rockville. prince george's county is facing a similar situation. >> we have more portable classrooms than anybody else in the state. we have over 450. we have to do something. >> reporter: today lawmakers from our area joined house speaker michael bush to announce $20 million in additional school construction funding for five counties including montgomery prince george's howard anne arundel, and baltimore counties. >> this is just to address the extraordinary needs of the counties that are growing at a more rapid pace. >> reporter: prince george's county executive baker welcomes the additional school construction money. >> it's something we've been asking for, and so this is a great opportunity for us. >> reporter: cindy

news4's chris gordon is in rockville now with some of the other problems people are facing in all this snow. hi chris. >> reporter: hi doreen. traffic is light and moving well along rockville pike much better conditions now than just a few hours ago. at times today, wind blew the snow horizontally right in their face making it hard to see. this car broke down on old georgetown road near the busy intersection with rockville pike. this must have been the best possible day for -- >> perfect day for this to happen you know? couldn't have been a better day. >> reporter: on river road there was a two-car wreck. montgomery county police tell us they responded to 38 accidents with property damage eight with personal injuries since midnight which is fewer than normal for a heavy snow day. at a park in north bethesda it was a perfect day. we found the answer to the question who let the dogs out as these owners played fetch with snowballs. >> she's loving it. she's running around. she loves getting -- loves eating snowballs when we throw them at her. she's having a great time. >> reporter: taco g

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news4's chris gordon is live at prince george's county police headquarters with an update on how police tracked him down. chris? >> reporter: last night detectives showed the latest victim a lineup and she immediately picked out the suspect, james diggs. the challenge today was how to find him. >> the victims between 16 and 23 year old. >> reporter: police focused on cottage city maryland. they charged james william diggs with first-degree rape. late this often there was a break in the case. >> within the last hour our funl tif squad captured diggs in waldorf. he was arrested without incident and is currently at headquarters being interviewed. >> reporter: two nights

. >> chris gordon talked to senator mikulski shortly after that big announcement today. we'll have his one-on-one interview coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> news4 was first to report that d.c. mayor muriel bowser had decided to name a new fire chief, and today she made it official. mark segraves broke the story on twitter and has more on the new nominee to take over the embattled department. >> reporter: d.c. mayor muriel bowser told reporters her staff has spent the last four months conducting a nationwide search to find a leader for the fire department to bring about the change needed to keep up with the growing demands of the nation's capital. >> today i'm pleased to announce that leader gregory dean the next fire chief for the district of columbia. yes. >> reporter: gregory dean spent more than 40 years at the seattle fire department and the last ten years as chief. he knows d.c. is facing problems. >> i understand that we have vehicles. i understand there's a staffing shortage. i understand we have some ems challenges. >> reporter: dean repaid $197,500 a year he start

. >> news4's chris gordon is live there off of rockville pike near nicholson lane with a the latest on the scene there. still coming down where you are, chris. >> reporter: it's coming down. in fact it was almost horizontal with the wind pushing it just a few minutes ago behind me. you see very light traffic moving slowly along rockville pike. i'm wearing our protective vest our reflective vest because i saw a car slide out of control earlier and we are not on the roadway but we don't want to be part of the statistics of the day either. let's show you river road an accident that occurred just a couple of hours ago. montgomery county police tell us that they have had 38 accidents with property damage eight accidents with personal injury nine other miscellaneous traffic calls, all since midnight. they say that's lower than normal. now, the best way to get around today was probably metro rail. metro rail had no problems no delays even on the stations where the tracks are above ground. there was very few people riding metro today, and almost no complaints. so mark the date down to in your

news4's chris gordon talked to people in young's neighborhood this afternoon. but first wendy rieger has new information about his past. >> patd pat we have learned that young was a former corrections officer who worked in jessop and just resign nd may of last year. nbc's pete williams is reporting that young suffers from mental health issues. he was arrested last night after his car was spotted near the scene, one of young is linked to. in his car police found a semiautomatic handgun legally registered to him but has since been linked to four of the five shootings. and his car a blue lincoln town car was also seen as several of these shootings. young was arrested without ins department and he's been taken to a hospital for observation. >> reporter: prince george's county police detectives and investigators entered the home of the shooting suspect 35-year-old haung young. hours later they came out with bags of evidence. young resigned from his job as a corrections officer last year. he work for the maryland department of corrections in jessop which is cooperati

chris gordon is on rockville pike near nicholson lane with the late tles. still coming down huh? >> it is. we thought it had stopped about 15, 20 minutes ago and now tights winds coming out of the north at a diagonal so, to speak. cars behind me on rockville pike rush hour has become slush hour people shoveling and falling all day, trying to keep up with it. metro crews cleared snow from sidewalks, roads, and bus stops all day. metro rail ran on time. even the snow at above-ground stations didn't slow them down. but with so many schools and businesses closed there weren't many riders. >> it was fine. it's pretty empty. not many people riding at all today. >> reporter: i asked this cabbie how he fared. >> there's nobody out here. >> reporter: there was plenty of time for fun. we found greg jones and his daughter gabriela sledding.s cold and wet and i've seen a lot of people sliding up the roads driving so doesn't look like a good day to be out in the car. >> reporter: how is it to be out on the sled? >> it's awesome. >> reporter: awesome. that's right. >> would it be too much to s

. >> i'm chris o'connell in for iain page tonight. >>> fox 29's bruce gordon is in the studio night with the story. >> reporter: guys, it's really pretty simple. when a police officer and civilian engage in a tense confrontation or standoff, one wrong move can leave someone dead. which is why this critical report from the feds is so very important. >> the cops office,ing. >> at the news conference at which the justice department report was presented mayor nutter reminded reporters and the community that the city asked for a review of its police work. in the name of building bridges. >> there needs to be an end to any idea of us versus them mentality in our city. >> report roar the report does not hold back. among its findings, the philly police officers lack regular consistent training to handle tense show downs with civilians. the two few are trained and equipment with tasers that could safely end those confrontations. and that the department lacks transparency in probing police involved shootings eroding public confidence that police can police themselves. commissioner ramsay's reactio

good evening i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell in for iain page tonight. >>> fox 29's bruce gordonr: guys, it's really pretty simple. when a police officer and civilian engage in a tense confrontation or standoff, one wrong move can leave someone dead. which is why this critical report from the feds is so very important. >> the cops office,ing. >> at the news conference at which the justice department report was presented mayor nutter reminded reporters and the community that the city asked for a review of its police work. in the name of building bridges.

. >> as chris was saying getting around is not that easy, but especially tougher with people with maine built issues. >> so fox 29's bruce gordons talking with several people fighting an uphill battle with this weather literally. >> reporter: all over city folks are chipping at ice covered sidewalk. the it is the kind of ice that makes it tough for folks on two legs but what if you travel on four wheels like shawn tucker has spent her entire life in a wheelchair. >> we go to work, we go to school, we have doctor's appointment just like everybody else. it is real frustrating. we just don't sit in the mall like statues, we have things to do. >> reporter: all it takes is a small mound of snow and patch of ice make a curb cut impassable for most with mobility issues. tameika blackwell says her bus stop at ridge and cumberland was snow pack, forcing her to wait for her ride to work in the middle of the street. >> it is very scary but i have to come to work. >> reporter: what goes through your mine in the middle of the street there trying to avoid the ice. >> i'm afraid for my life. >> reporter: hard to imagine what it is like gettin

our bruce gordon live in at a cone into tonight with this story. bruce? >> reporter: chrisof course, septa bus drivers working the overnight shift are used to seeing unusual sites and some unusual passengers, but a three footworks inch little girl outlooking to take care avenue sweet tooth at 3:00 in the morning in a downpour, well, that's just weird. >> just so grateful to have her home and safe. >> this is the video that has jacqueline breathing a sigh of relief that's her daughter four-year-old anna bellhop hospital ago board a septa bus by herself at the corner of torresdale and magee at 3am. 52-year-old harlin jenn for was behind the wheel just half an hour into his shift on the 56 route. >> oh, man, i was like, you got to be kidding me. not this time of night. 3:00 o'clock in the morning a little girl. >> the family what is asleep when she woke up put on her coats and boot and walk nearly five blocked to the bus stop. >> she left out in the rain and without waking anybody up she took it upon herself she's going to go to the store and nobody was going to stop her. >> y

gordon smith of oregon mrs. irene noa, wife of the late senator daniel inouye of hawaii, senator chris dodd of connecticut, ms. catherine states -- stevens, wife of the late senator ted stevens of alaska, senator bob graham of florida, senator paul kirk of massachusetts, ladies and gentlemen. welcome back to the senate. [applause] please be seated. i would like to ask members of the house of representatives with us today, including the massachusetts delegation to stand as a group and be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for being here. please seated, and i also want to acknowledge the government leaders from the commonwealth and from the city of boston that joined us today, the lieutenant governor, attorney general healy, state treasurer goldberg, state president stan rosenberg state speaker of the house, and the mayor of boston, marty walsh. [applause] and especially pleased to see so many future senators in our midst, and there are 50 students here today as their badges show from every state in the nation and they will or being here, and, of course -- of course, our thanks to the kennedy family who made

gordon's role in chrissy and whitney's life. >> whitney's dead. bobbi kristina's in a coma. he said, i feel terribly guilty about that. >> i'm scared to lose chrissy. >> we're with "bachelor" chriswist with the new bachelorette. or should we say bachelorettes. >> exactly. >> why some former contestants are upset. >> plus, let the dancing begin. we're inside the rehearsalsh wit the new stars. >> no wardrobe malfunction. >> there may be one. >> and the sequel to the hit bible miniseries. how did they decide who plays jesus? >> a difficult role to cast. >> are you the messiah? >> i am. >> now, "e.t.," faithfully bringing you today's big stories. >> bachelor chris and whitney. >> we knew this was coming, right? >> i did love it. abc chooses not one but two new bachelorettes. which now have so many people outraged actually saying abc is sexist. a big bachelorette brouhaha. >> we'll get to that in a second, but we start with dr. phil's sit-down with bobbi kristina's boyfriend nick gordon, the man some family members believe is responsible for chrissy being in a coma. i talked to dr. phil about his crazy interview with nick and his mom that turned into an intervention. what happened wh

chris? >> dave, thanks. >>> meantime, colleagues of officer wilson are still grieving over this tragic loss and so are other who's new him as a friend and neighbor. fox 29's bruce gordon with that part of the story live at the crime scene in north philadelphia tonight. bruce? >> reporter: over the past 24 hours, a picture has emerged of robert wilson iii. that of a cop's cop. a hero, with a big smile on his face. but today we met a woman who knows a very different side of wilson and paints a very different though no less impressive portrait. were it not for the headlines and the squad car stationed stationed outside his home on locust street most neighbors would not know robert wilson was a cop but his next door new. ida pierce says around eight or nine years ago the former owner was selling her place she made ida promise. >> my neighbor let me know before she left she said i got a nice person for you. i have a police officer. i said oh thank you. >> you were happy to have him as neighbor. >> yes, i was. >> wilson's official police photo looks tough almost mean. but that's not the man ida pierce new. >> he was very kind. always one to know how i was doing. he carried

gordon interview everyone is waiting for. it was even worse off camera. >> he was high as a kite. >> dr. phil on the moments you won't see. >> bachelor chris and his new fiancee whitney. >> let's see the ring. >> their first interview after the proposer proposal. >> are we talking about kids already. >> nick versus mariah. is their divorce turning ugly. >> one is suing the over over a sneaky $9 million deal. >> "house of cards" star robin wright in the new vanity fair and. >> the real reason she cut off her hair for the she. >> chop it off. >> plus the queen of england. >> it is a fun, sexy ride. >> now on "extra" from universal studios, hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey everybody, welcome to

medley tooking their best dishes this morning on good day chris and alec asked them the question we all want the answer to about chef and host gordon> is he really that tough i mean behind the scenes off camera is he sweetheart and he turns it on. >> no, he's always -- he on go at all times. >> really. >> he yell at you for not smiling about doing good. >> you did good, smile. >> okay, chef. >> whatever you say chef. >> very intense. >> were was it like taping. it's in front of a life audience audience, right? >> well, the first premier episode you're seeing we are in front of a life audience with our signature dish. >> it's nerve racking all that pressure. >> not really. i mean it's the same pressure every day. we cook for people we don't even know. isn't all right. check out the season 14 premier of hell's kitchen tonight right here on fox 29 it all starts at 8:00 followed by new girl at 9:00 the mindy project at 9:30 and then a full wrap of news, weather and sports on the fox 29 news at 10:00. >> a winning lineup. >>> some of our areas brightest students showed off their talents at a science fair held on temple university's camp

gordon's role in chrissy and whitney's life. >> whitney's dead. bobbi kristina's in a coma. he said, i feel terribly guilty about that. >> i'm scared to lose chrissy. >> we're with "bachelor" chrisng about the twist with the new bachelorette. or should we say bachelorettes. >> exactly. >> why some former contestants are upset.

gordon interview everyone is waiting for. it was even worse off camera. >> he was high as a kite. >> dr. phil on the moments you won't see. >> bachelor chris and his new fiancee whitney. >> let's see the ring. >> their first interview after the proposer proposal. >>