inmate conrad. he's coming from a level five on a suicide watch. >> salazar stated that if he was put back in his cell, that he would hurt himself or hang himself. >> i go through all this just to see your family. >> since we met conrad, he has threatened staff twice, and now with only eight weeks until his potential parole date, he has threatened to take his own life, forcing staff to move him into a medical observation cell. >> tell me this, did you threaten to commit suicide? >> it's the only way you can come over here. >> why? >> because i can't see my family. you know? they [ bleep ] out the paperwork. they'll tell you they didn't, but they gave me the run around, [ bleep ] that up. and now they got to pay overtimers and bring people out to go through all this [ bleep ] just because they couldn't just let me see my family. >> conrad, you're getting out in two months. >> that's what they say, but they'll do everything in their power to keep me here. so [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. the system they can [

conrad was last seen in a pink jacket with a blue hood. she had on a black skirt with black tights and black boots d.c. police are asking to you call if you have any information about her whereabouts. >>> tonight vdot will shut down part of the beltway to put up a sign. all the northbound lanes will be closed at 10:00. everything should be back open in time for the tuesday morning commute. >>> the mercury is rising. and that means spring cleaning will soon be under way, including sweeping up all the sand and salt on the roads. what you need to know. >>> isis attack or hoax? the fbi investigating a cryptic message left behind on websites across the u.s. and europe. >>> and we're finally starting to see signs of spring. tom has an hour by hour look at the temperatures in your. >>> today you might want to double check where you you park in falls church. street sweeping starts in just a few hour. you'll see cleanup all week long and then the sweepers will be off the roads until next month. in d.c. you won't see sweepers for another week. they

conrad try to fix four league games. he can appeal the decision before the french federation. and set for a second spell in charge of the national team. he left his post after a group stage effort -- exit of the african nations. the head of world cycling has advised lance armstrong not to take part in a true difference chair to write in july. he has said that armstrong planned to write ahead of the sewer root -- of the tour route when dad is disrespectful to the current racers themselves. quite honestly, i think it is disrespectful to the other ride rs and disrespectful to france. there are other charities that he can participate in that are close to his heart. such close association with the tour de france is about idea. just the fact that he's going to be there will distract from the tour de france itself, from the current riders, and from current efforts that -- to get over the problems of that era. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles. >> welcome to the web news. coming up on today's show, web users in pakistan support the christian community. controversial c

according to court documents obtained, in those messages michelle not only encouraged conrad to taket up to the last moments before he died in his truck. in fact, at one point, police say conrad got scared had second thoughts, even exited the truck in which michelle allegedly replied "get back in." >> instead of attempts to assist him or notify a school official a counselor, a family member, anyone she's alleged to have strongly influenced his decision to take his own life. >> since his death michelle has tweeted heartfelt messages and raised money for suicide prevention in his name. julie, according to the court documents, text messages to friends, she said, they read my messages with him. i'm done. his family will hate me and i could go to jail. >> that's really sad. i mean, to imagine that these two teens had a relationship. of course i'm sure most would never intend for their best friend or close friend to kill themselves. but what is the defense saying about these accusations? >> michelle's lawyer says the text messages are being read out of context, saying it was not a death ca

this conrad-gregg legislation. we had seven republican cosponsors. even the republican leader today at that time didn't cosponsor it but he said he liked it, said publicly that he liked it. in fact, he said this proposal is our best hope for addressing the out-of-control spending and debt levels threatening our nation's fiscal future. mr. president, what a tremendous idea. i was so happy to have had something to do with setting this program up. but look what happened. seven of those republicans who cosponsored the legislation voted against proceeding to it. we couldn't even get on the bill because republicans ran away from it. they ran away from doing something about the deficit. why? ask them. i have reasons but that's the way it is. even my friend the now-republican leader, voted against it. it failed by seven votes seven votes of the republicans who cosponsored it who no longer voted for it. so based upon that, we were in a quandary. washed we do? and so -- what should we do? and so a number of us democrats and republicans asked president obama co

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. >> reporter: one of the names, detective conrad bernie her daughter who later became an officer spoke at the ceremony. >> i was 12 years old when he died and 42 years of his death he is the most important person in hi life. >> reporter: the memorial was years in the making and looked like it might not happen. ken howard a member of the police foundation is thankful for the generous donations that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> it is very personal. i was involved in some of the incidents where some of these officers died. >> reporter: officer george w. crump died in 1893. tonight his great grandson was here for this dedication. >> kind of unique. very humble to go up there and put the flower in the wreath. >> reporter: the honor guard did a three-round volley of shots. >> aim, fire! >> reporter: and bagpipes played. the memorial lit up at night for the first time providing a place to think about the sacrifices made by these fallen officers. darcy spencer, news 4. >>> we're learning some new details of a police officer involved in a shooting. late last night d.c. police got

conrad i'm sure we'll be tapping into your expertise in the coming days. thank you so much. for now, let me just pivot to dust dusseldorf germany. that's the location where this plane was to have landed. fred i've got a lot for you. let me begin with the lives on board this plane. i was reading reports that there were high school students on the passenger list. what can you tell me about this group of young people? >> yeah brooke. that's the big tragedy within the tragedy, if you will. among the at least 67 germans who were killed on that flight there were 16 high school students as well as two teachers from a town about 1 1/2 hours north of where i am right now, of dusseldorf. they were on exchange in spain for about a week and were just on their way back when this tragedy happened. now, we've been in touch with the local authorities here of the state that this town is in. they have confirmed that in fact they know that the names of these people were on the passenger list. so therefore, they believe that in fact these people are also among the dead. of course this is a huge

each officer has a different story like judy birney's father conrad. >>> 10:08 is your time right now. here are the stories to know about in the week ahead. tomorrow d.c. mayor muriel bowser will announce her plans for business and development in the city affordable housing, small business and jobs are the main things she plans to focus on. >>> mayor bowser will give her first state of the district address on tuesday. she'll focus on creating pathways to the middle class for d.c. residents. the address will be at the lincoln theater on u street at 6:30 p.m. >>> coming up a news 4 i-team investigation. >> i'm tisha thompson with the news 4 i-team. we're investigating sex assaults inside the national guard and how we found that the rules and punishments are very different here than they are with the active military. >>> grab your jacket. it is cold outside. we'll tell you when you can expect the warmup. stay with us. >>> they're supposed to be ready to fight for our country at meemt's notice. tisha thomas and the news 4 i-team continue their investigation into sex as sults inside the na

other teachers were convicted of child pornography, including lauden county teacher ralph watts conrad. jonathan kara za and joshua paul meyers. he even received child pornography on a school computer. >> let's wake up and do something for our children. >> we also uncovered multiple cases in which teachers lost their licenses in another state and filed to disclose that when applying for a new license in virginia. >> that's crazy. i feel like there should be a way that we should know that. why is it that easy. >> one teacher had his license revoked in florida 1999 based on a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student. he lied on his virginia application and got a license to teach in 2001. that was revoked 12 years later, in 2013 when the state discovered his personal history. >> then i think we need to be doing more adequate background checks that go from state to state nationwide. >> that's ridiculous. >> we found some teachers convicted of sex crimes involving children, yet they do not appear on sex offender registry. that's because some are still in jail. others have moved out of

the conrad a research vessel from columbia's lamont-doherty earth observatory, noticed dramatic increasesce temperature as it steamed east along the equator. the temperatures were so high that computers in washington d.c., rejected the data because it was too much of an anomaly. cane: i was in a meeting in the fall in 1982 and the prevailing sense of things was, "there's no el niÑo going on. there won't be an el niÑo," and so on. now, this was, say something like september if i remember right, and we were already well into what would be the largest el niÑo in 100 years, okay? and i thought, "what a great prediction problem to go after. "if i understand something "then i should be able to turn it into a set of equations "that i could put on a computer, "and they'll simulate the thing i understand. so, i'll be able to, in that sense, make a model of it." narrator: cane and zebiak began work on their computer model by simplifying the el niÑo cycle to its essential features. first, sea-surface temperatures were entered into the model to calculate wind speed and direction. as the computer step

. >> reporter: conrad also says historic data shows supply chain disruptions caused share prices to fall an average of 25%, with impacts that linger for two years. however, not every retailer is hurting. five below children's place and finish line say forward planning has and will prevent any delay or disruption. francesca's and men's warehouse are among those experiencing only a minimal impact. and there could be a silver lining for shoppers. while there has been less inventory to pick from in early spring once the merchandise does come in retailers will likely have to discount it to catch up. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney regan. >>> from fed chief to blogger, former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke is writing about economics and finance on the brookings institute website. he's a senior fellow at brookings. he defended his actions as the head of the central bank to keep interest rates low. not only did he post his first blog but he also made a rare public speech saying rates may not remain this low fo >> the downward pressure on global interest rates will probably mod

police tell us kiard rchl a conrad was last seen in northeast. she's will4'11", last seen in a pink jacket with a blue hood. she had on a black skirt with black tights and black boots. d.c. police are asking you to call if you have any information. >>> sarah and jacob have now been missing for six months as of this week. the children were 2 and 3 when they disappeared. according to montgomery county police their mother katherine hubble was last with them. she he is in police custody right now. she suffers from paranoid skid frep schizophrenia and are not tell anyone where the children might be. >>> no one of's been arrested for shooting a clerg in thek in the head inside a fast mart. kelly wood survived that shooting. the department says still has not identified the shooter from that surveillance video. >>> d.c. police are looking for a gang of atv riders after they allegedly kicked an officer's cruiser last night. td officer tried to pull a woman over on ap-atv in northwest when a group approached the cruiser and started kicking it. they also dr

conrad roy killed himself last year and police now say roy's friend encouraged him to end his life. roy got into his grandmother's truck, turned on a generator, and died of carbon monoxide poisoning. first police say he got out of the car and texted his friend saying he was too scared to do it. the text messages reveal that michelle carter told him to get back in the truck and finish it. >> carter is alleged to have strongly influenced his decision to take his own life encouraged him to commit suicide, and guided him in his engagement of activities which led to his death. >> carter has been charged with involuntary manslaughter. >>> the prime minister of israel has arrived in washington. benjamin netanyahu has been invited to speak before a joint session of congress on tuesday. and he's going to be pushing his opposition to president obama's plan to strike a deal with iran over its nuclear program. the invitation came from house speaker john boehner, and it angered the white house which was not consulted in advance. the vice president and about 30 democratic lawmakers plan to skip t

the mascot of the conrad schools of science has always been the redskins but now a group of students and staff are pushing to retire that logo and nickname over concerns that they're offensive to native americans. the change is moving forward as alumni leaders say they were blindsided by it. >> i don't know where it really stops. because that word doesn't mean -- that word means love. that word means honor. it means tradition. it means community. >> some alumni arey$mú looking for a middle ground solution. retiring the name but keeping the native american headrest logo logo supporters hope to have it complete in time for the next academic year. >>> a national campaign moving forward to put a woman on the $20. the women on 20s movement hope to put a woman on 209s bill by the year 2020. thousands of people have logged on to select one of 16 women to replace andrew jackson on the 20. once four finalists are chosen the campaign will put together a petition and if they get 100,000 signatures the president will have to consider it. >>> police are trying to track down the owner of a camcord

and i would give you one quick example federal body got the conrad to tell the of border patrol to buy six drones the media was a little over 5,000 illegal border crossers but dead subversive official agrees the assessment plan and puts a civil infrared telescope through this a mountainside which caused more illegal border crossings and the drones each cost 7000 the cessna is $230. so the inevitable result is the cessna was never used again so what really drives this why do those decisions get made that way? >> let's assume that it worked. then is it okay? >> as we can see the results are interesting. but that last bit that i read -- that i read talks about high-value targets. with hundreds of successful missions but then to be the principal weapon so in 2001 for al qaeda ed there were ruffians living in and caves and in afghanistan and back prayers' to reach the that video so by now we have supervision over thousands of operations and. that is the successful drive to the things that we have done. but you could hear all the time the sound and '04 eartha's of fruit -- but that is all co

. >> another strong supporter, her dad conrad was a youth detective and killed responding to a bank robbery1972. judy was just 12. >> he was not just a badge and a gun. he really cared greatly about the youth of alexandria. he loved his job very much. they said when he would pull up in a parking lot or something, the kissed would gather around his car to talk to him. >> she later followed in her father's food steps serving as an officer herself for 11 years. >> it was like coming home. even as a little girl i wanted to be a police officer. >> she left the force in 1999 but still does business with the police department. the memorial gives her new reason for visits here. >> it will be the final place where they can be remembered forever. >> news 4, alexandria. >> heads up if you have a hybrid car and live in the district. new regulations are coming your way. the dmv said dep changed the regulations. hybrid owners will have more regular inspections. hybrid owners will wait in line every two years at stations like other owners. >> next month they will get a chance to block in at the white hous

this was called the conrad rule. it was put in against the wishes of many on our side said if you're going to use reconciliation let's stay true to the purpose which ought to be about reducing the deficit. i find it more than curious that this one of the most important tools in this process to make sure that we don't add to the debt, that we don't add to the deficit if we use reconciliation they have the goal of reducing the deficit why anyone in favor of taking on the crisis of debt that goes up $120 billion per point and additional interest rates just fail to understand why one of the protections put in at great strife overcoming democratic opposition that anyone that was fiscally responsible would want to take that out. >> the reason is that was put in just after you did the affordable care act so that nobody could do anything with the affordable care act. so all this section does is repeal provisions that restrict the equality treatment of all -- well, this resolution repeals provisions that restrict the treatmen

they were reportedly texting when conrad expressed doubt with killing himself with carbon monoxide oxr death carter led an on-line anti suicide campaign but some say she was misleading everyone. >> we knew she loved him and she said she did, why did didn't she try to persuade him not to? >> carter heads to court next month. a facebook oouj feud leads a teenager dead. a group of girls in alabama were fighting on-line and decide to settle things with a brawl at a local park. while fighting two men got involved an started shooting. a 14-year-old was killed the other two girls shot and wounded. one of the suspects was dating one of the teens that was involved. >>> wait until you see this. a truck doing doughnuts plunging through an icy river and two people are being questioned by police. rescuers in new jersey didn't know in fact the driver and the passenger were able to get out of the car before it went under water. the pair later turned themselves in. sad news a dog left inside the truck was killed. >>> lawmakers ending the bill after a pileup in the state. the timing is unfortunate but

the freedom now party from what i understand is headed by a man named -- a lawyer named conrad lynn. i know him. he probably means well. before passing an opinion on what it is he's trying to do, i would like to analyze it and see who is subsidizing him, who his friends are, especially who his white friends are, and after a careful analysis, if i could conclude that there was no white support, i would be inclined to have confidence in it, but if i saw him leaning too heavily upon his white liberal friends for support, then i would be suspicious of that, too. the muslims in my opinion represent an all black party and the honorable elijah mohammed pointed out before 10,000 in philadelphia on september 29th at a rally that we were having that in 1964, the black people should ban together and do something about electing -- selecting and electing representatives, black representatives politically who have the rights and the best interests of the black people at heart and that we should also unite together and sweep out of office all the black political puppets who are used by the white po

it was called the conrad rule. it was put in, if i remember correctly, against the wishes of many on our side. it simply said if you're going to use reconciliation, you want to use these extraordinary rules, let's stay true to the purpose which ought to be about reducing the deficit. i find it more than curious that this, one of the most important tools in this budget other -- budgetory process, that we don't add to the debt, that we don't add to the deficit, if we use extraordinary actions like reconciliation, they have the goal of reducing the deficit. while anyone who is in favor of taking on the crisis, the $18.5 trillion in debt that goes up $120 billion per point in additional interest rates i just fail to understand why some of the protections that were put in at great strife overcoming democratic opposition that anyone that was fiscally responsible would want to take that out. senator enzi: the reason they'd want to take that out is because that was put in just after you did the affordable care act so that

. >> reporter: one of those names, detective conrad barney his daughter who later became an officer spoke at the ceremony. >> i was 12 years old when he died and even today, 42 years after his death, he is the most important person in my life. >> reporter: the memorial was years in the making and looked like it might not happen. retired police captain ken howard a member of the police foundation is thankful for the generous donations that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> it's very personal. i was involved in some of the incidents where some of these officers died. >> kind of unique. vf humbled to go up there and put the flower in the wreath. >> reporter: the honor guard did a three-round volley of shots. and bagpipes played. the memorial lit up at night for the first time providing a place to think about the sacrifices made by these fallen officers. darcy spencer, news 4. >>> right now police are working to identify the hundreds of people who died in that plane crash in france last week. investigators are searching the crash site for remains and anymore clues including that mis

>> lauren conrad left. i vomited during the interview. it wasn't real, but she didn't know that.t out, she says i'm going to have you banned. and jimmy e-mailed me a few days later, i want to do your show, let me see your publicist, and it was the same company. when would you like mr. kimmel to show up? >> jimmy: well, i don't really listen to them anyway. well, i had a lot of fun doing it. they did their homework beforehand, they wouldn't find themselves in such a difficult situation. >> trying to teach them a lesson. >> jimmy: now this show, "man seeking woman" might be weirder than your other show. >> it's like a john cusack movie that turns into a salvador dali painting over time. >> jimmy: a lot of shows like that are weird for the sake of being weird rather than being funny. your show is funny. it's critically praised. people are liking it. which is an unusual thing when a guy goes on a blind date for his sister, and the blind date is a troll who starts physically biting and attacking. and there are moments in the show where there are actually sweet moments in the show wher

it was cecelia conrad. i knew of her. she is pretty well known as the helm of the organization.o, i guess as soon as i realized it was her, knowing her affiliation, i thought they don't usually call when they want something from me. so, i sat down and yeah -- gayle: it is huge because it comes with an award of $625,000 which they say you can do, spend anyway you like. vijay: that is true. gayle: is it impolite to ask you what you did with that $625,000? vijay: well, i should say that the way it works is they pay you quarterly for five years. what it amounts to today is a middle-class salary for five years. the fact is, especially for artists, most artists are living in poverty or something like it. or just on the verge. when something like that drops it is a big deal. it is kind of seismic. gayle: seismic is such a great word. vijay: that is how i felt and how it felt to others. i have known -- many of my good friends have received the award. finally, one of my mentors received it last year. previously, george lewis, jason moran -- gayle: wow, ok. i didn't realize it was handed

her dad, conrad was a youth detective. but he was killed responding to a bank robbery in 1972. judy was just 12. >> he wasn't just a badge and a gun. he really cared greatly about the youths of alexandria. he was a youth detective. and he loved his job very much. they said that when he would pull up in a parking lot or something, the kids would gather arnold his car to talk to him. >> reporter: she later followed in her father's footsteps serving as an officer herself for 11 years. >> to me it was like coming home. even as a little girl i always wanted to be a police officer. >> reporter: judy left the force in 1999 but still does business with the police department. now the memorial gives her new reason for visits here. >> it will be the final place where they can be remembered forever. >> believe it or not, it wasn't long ago hopes for this memorial faded because there was no money. on news4 at 6:00 i'll tell you what turned it around. >>> an emotional interview for three daughters whose mother was taken in an instant. matt lauer sat down with the daughters of the late ellen

conrad c.j. johnson, a 35-year-old montgomery county bus driver, is shot at his first stop.e 13th victim in three weeks, the tenth to die. >> mr. johnson had pulled up to this location right directly across from us, at which point he was shot and killed almost instantly. it was a single shot. we know that the shot came back from the wood line no more than 30 to 50 yards away. >> as you can see, the forward most bus up there is the one where the -- >> johnson's death brings the entire case home to montgomery county. >> i can remember just thinking, they're back. >> police find another note in the woods. >> we knew that if we could engage them, we would be that much closer to them either screwing up or making another mistake that would help us catch them. >> they did exactly what we asked them to do. they started writing us letters, they started calling. >> one of the phone calls basically told us we needed to look at a robbery that had occurred in montgomery, alabama. >> the call, it later turned out, was from lee boyd malvo. was he just bragging or hoping to get caught? no o

each officer has a different story like judy birney's father conrad. >> i was 12 years old when he died. today, 42 years after his death he is the most important person in my life. >> i hope this is always a place of reflection and we never police another in memorial at this location. >> she says the memorial gives her a reason to keep coming back to police headquarters. >>> right now protesters are picketing outside a northern virginia church as people walk into sunday service. a young woman has come forward saying she was abused by leaders and members of calvary church. at this point no charge haves been filed. loudoun county detectives are looking into several claims of verbal physical and sexual abuse. calvary temple church has not responded to the allegations. >>> time is 9:05 on this sunday morning. here is what you need to know in the week ahead. tomorrow mayor bowser will announce her plans for affordable housing, small business and jobs. >> on tuesday mayor bowser will give her first state of the district address, will focus on creating pathways for middle class residents. it w

her dad, conrad burney was youth detective, but he was killed responding to a bank robbery in 1972. judy was just 12. >> he wasn't just a badge and a gun. he really cared greatly about the youths of alexandria. he loved his job very much. >> reporter: she later followed in her father's footsteps serving as an alexandria officer herself for 11 years. now the memorial gives judy and ginny reason to keep coming here. >> it will be the final place where they can be remembered forever. >> i want people to know these officers loved their job, they did their job, and they need to be remembered forever. >> reporter: julie carey, news4, alexandria. >> starting tomorrow they certainly will be. >>> coming up in sports good news for the wizards. >> some bad news for the reigning nba mvp, ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ . >>> if it's not one

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paris hilton's brother conrad reportedly went on a midair tirade on a flight in july allegedly threateningmembers, calling other passengers peasants. he was charged with interfering with a flight crew and faced up to 20 years in prison but he just pled guilty to a misdemeanor of assault. it carries a maximum of six months in jail, but under the deal prosecutors said they would ask a judge to give him only probation. >> jason is this fair? no it's not. rev, you're exactly right. he's surprised there wasn't some air marshal to beat him down when he was having an absolute fit. this is not only a danger to the people on the plane, but it sets a horrible precedent. he apparently bragged to people he's been kicked off several other airlines for these behaviors. >> sheera? >> yeah i think this is very sad. it's sad because he's gotten a pretty week a guy with so many means can't find what he needs as help. i'm not a shrink, but it seems like there's some psychological issues going on. >> liz? >> i mean i was reading what he said you know calling passengers peasants and yeah saying like my father

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it was cecilia conrad and i knew of her. she's pretty well known as the helm of the organization.ss as soon as i knew it was her and her affiliation, wait, this, they don't usually call when they want something from me. so i sat down and, yes. >> this is huge. it comes with an award of $625,000 which they say you can spend any way you like. >> yes, it's true. >> isr9Ñi it impolite to say what you did with your $625. >> they pay you quarterly for five years. what it amounts to today is a middle class salary for five years. that's what it really is you know. the fact is especially for artists most artists are living in poverty or something like it, you know. just on the verge you know. when something like that drops on somebody from the arts community, it's a big deal. it's really kind of seismic. >> seismic is such a great word. >> that's how it felt to others too. i mean i've known many of my good friends have received the award and finally one of my mentors steve coleman received it last year, george lewis, jason moran miguel -- >> jason moran. i didn't realize it was handed out

. >> next up a plea deal for hotel heir conrad hilton.s facing up to 20 years in prison for a mid flight meltdown. last july where he allegedly fought with the flight crew threatened to kill crew members, and referred to other passengers as quote, peasants. but today he pled guilty to one misdemeanor assault charge and prosecutors have agreed to recommend probation. it's got a lot of people asking is this another case of affluenza. here's comedian bill maher. >> you kind of think, why can't we book this kid on a malaysian airline? before you say, kid, every kid that inharnts money, doesn't become a jerk. let me give you two names -- donald trump. >> areva, probation for this crime? would a regular person get that deal? >> i just read about a case that a man did something very similar, and he got one year and a day in prison for the same acts. you know back in 2007 we were talking about paris hilton and her meltdown and the special treatment they got right here in los angeles county you know when she was let out of the jail, when others wh

and joseph conrad you attended some of the hearings about the titanic referred to him. and changing your name command he was in hiding hiding, he would not come out and face anyone. these are two signs that the shaming is really powerful and you may or not -- may or may not be getting the ideal outcome. >> and literary terms the intense shame that we are talking about is equated with your social persona dying. it is intense. he was removing himself from the things that he loved. he said that he was not going out in public. >> changing his identity. you also see philip morris preferring to be told all three or bp considering changing his name after the deepwater horizon blackwater you can see the similar tendencies among groups. government them as much harder to change. it still does happen. >> change parties. >> or change the name of a technique like, you know, torture becomes enhanced interrogation technique. >> right. so online examples appear. i appear. i don't know if you read the knew jon ronson book with the example of jesting but there are a lot of examples of sh

>> one of the main pieces of evidence that judy clarke ameren conrad the other federal public defendersink, probably want to be able to use in court to illustrate to the jury that dzhokhar tsarnaev was terrified of his brother, is evidence of a 2011 gruesome triple murder that took place on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, actually, in a quiet boston suburb. in that murder, three people one of whom was reportedly tamerlan tsarnaev's closest friend, 3m meant had their head still he decapitated in separate rooms of the house. there was marijuana dumped on their corpses and $5,000 cash left in the building. those murders are still unsolved . immediately after the murders took place, the da, the district attorney for the area told the press and the public that he suspected there were likely to people who were known to the victims who were in the house at the time of the murders. that was basically the last thing that the public heard substantively in the government about who was responsible for those murders until after the boston marathon bombings. about a week after the bombings, abc news pu

the mascot of the conrad school of sciences has always been the redskins but a group of students and staff is pushing to retire the logo and nickname over concerns they're offensive to native americans. the change moving forward even as some alumni leaders say they've been blindsided by it. >> i don't know where it really stops because that word doesn't mean the same to us. that word means love that word means honor, it means tradition, it means community. >> some alumni are looking for a middle ground solution retiring the redskins name but keeping the native american headdress logo. supporters of the change hope to have it complete in time for the next academic year. >>> as predicted the snow is starting to move in depending where you are you might see wet roads. >> katy zachry in the first alert traffic center. >> i'm hearing it's on and off ins chester county. this is a looks at the radar over our traffic maps. as we zoom in i'm going to show you a camera from the downington area along route 340 where you can see it's a grainy picture but what i'm hearing from crews who are out i

captain conrad brown is on command. >> mosul was mostly al qaeda insurgents that had been pushed out of the sunni triangle in the presurge 2006/2007. they had taken root in mosul. and we were trying to take it back. >> it's the sixth straight day of around the clock combat operations. the men are exhausted. >> we'd been up for about 36 hours at this point, and we're making our way back to our combat outpost. >> the battle worn neighborhood is known as an insurgent hot spot. >> the terrain favored the enemy immeasurably. the bombed out buildings were difficult to see from the windows. narrow alleys leading up to those roads and those particular intersections. >> but on this day the major supply route for both u.s. and iraqi forces looks clear and the squadron decides to take it. >> i got it before every time we got attacked, that pit in my stomach. that's why i decided to take out the camera and start filming, just based purely on hunch. >> staff sergeant jason catrel is acting as lead scout standing up through the hatch of his bradley fighting vehicle. captain brown is on the radio r

this is 18-year-old conrad roy. a recent high school graduate who recently took his own life.lfriend might have actually encouraged if not pushed him to do it. roy drove his truck to this k-mart last july along with a gas generator. he used the generator to fill his truck with carbon monoxide. at some point he apparently got out of the truck and texted his girlfriend saying he was having second thoughts about committing suicide. according to police carter replied get back in. >> instead of attempting to assist him or notify a school official counselor family member anyone miss carter is al thirty seven have that strongly influenced his decision to take his own life. >> carter is now charged with involuntary manslaughter through her lawyer she strongly denies playing any role in his fatal decision. >>> popular dating app tinder is making some changes starting today. and courting some controversy in the process. the company is preparing to launch tinder plus and it's got some complaining about ageism. the new features of the premium service allow users to undo swipes that they a