dr. ruth hamilton allen. a life coach pictured here on the website for the achievement, excellence and health institute. dr. ruth hamilton allen. ph.d. from yale. masters, johns hopkins. assistant professor american university. ajupgt professor, yale. dr. ruth hamilton allen. killed this morning in reston. she was 68 years old. it happened at her mother's house here on geddys court where they say a family meeting turned into a case of murder. police say the victim's brother, charles hamilton, shot and killed his sister dr. allen, and they say their mother, 91-year-old marian hamilton was there. and that she was the one who called the police to the scene. charles hamilton transported away and later charged in the murder. dr. allen, they say, had come to the house on geddys court to discuss a family matter when she was shot. all of this police activity drew a number of neighbors to the scene. >> i've never heard of anything happening like this before in this area. it's a sad situation. >> reporter: now dr. allen

dr. allen and they say their mother, 91-year-old marian hamilton was there. and that she was the one who called the police to the scene. charles hamilton transported away and later charged in the murder. dr. allen, they say, had come to the house on geddys court to discuss a family matter when she was shot. all of this police activity drew a number of neighbors to the scene. >> i've never heard of anything happening like this before in this area. it is a sad situation. >> reporter: now dr. allen lived a couple miles away in this reston home where friends and family stopped by throughout the day to offer condolences to her husband. >> ruth is a great neighbor. i mean, we've been here since '98. and really enjoyed being our neighbor. it is a shock to us that she was killed like that. >> reporter: dr. allen was active in the bahai faith. her fellow church members working on ceremony to help commemorate her life. live here in reston. i'm pat collins, news4. >>> a critical night in the presidential

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dr. allen was an assistant professor at an american university and an adjunct professor at yale university. >> accusations of bullying, intimidation and intolerance from a gallaudet university employee suspended for signing a petition regarding same-sex marriage chl. kb gallaudet's chief operating officer gave her statement. she signed the petition to bring the vote in november. through an interpreter, mckcaskl says her life has become a nightmare. >> no one has the right to decide what my signature meant. >> allen horwitz, the gallaudet president, expects to return to her job. >> coming up, a new push to lower fines from d.c. drivers. >> retailers getting into the holiday spirit. what target is doing to make sure shoppers get the best bargain. >> how about our weather? >> oh, that will be nice. out there right now, you walk outside. it is on the chilly side. it's going to be a lot colder when you wake up tomorrow. plus, when is our next storm co >>> disappointing news for metro riders. it may

dr. allen taught at american university and yale university. >>> this morning police are looking for two men who robbed a 7-eleven with guns drawn. the armed robbery happened at a store on dale boulevard in woodbridge. the gunman demanded the clerk empty out the register. they took the cash and ran off. if you recognize the men in these surveillance pictures, call prince william county police. >>> d.c. council member jim graham may be in hot water over something that happened four years ago. the government's new office of accountability is launching an investigation to see if graham violated d.c. ethics rules with his role as a d.c. council member and metro board member. the question is whether graham inappropriately tried to influence metro's plans for a vacant lot near the howard metro station. >>> prince william county officials say a new immigration policy change does not crack down on people here illegally. the program called 287g allows police to investigate the immigration status of peop

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. >> dr. allen glacier of rockville has a new treatment that promises to combat the symptoms without medication or constant use of drops. >> lipilow is a procedure that helps people with evaporative type. >> that's when the glands in the eyelids have trouble producing the oils to control your tears. the glands can become clogged over the years. >> the scientists who developed lipiflow determined the exact temperature they needed to warm the eyelids to to melt the clogged gland. >> after an initial examination dr. glacier uses these clasps to use controlled heat and then the clasps massage the glands to stimulate production. what did it feel like? >> it was actually very soothing. >> this is a total paradigm shift in the treatment of dry eye. there's never been anything like it for this particular problem which is the major cause of dry eye. >> reporter: feeling the major benefits can take two to four weeks. it took about three weeks for beth to feel lasting relief. in general, what is the feeling of

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. >> joining us is dr. allen2008 you got really sick with something only 1 in 10 million survive from. you are in this coma and when you woke up 8 days, 7, 8 days later you realize you had been where? >> i had been to heaven. absolutely the most remarkable experience. for me the amazing thing is i had this rich experience while my brain was completely shut down soaking in pus, meningitis inactivates the human part of the brain. >> so you were dead? >> my brain should have had no experience whatsoever. >> what did you experience? >> something i go into into my book several different realms i would cycle through them. but indescribable vivid alive responses very complex ultra wror world that i describe the beings i met including this divine presence loving presence outside of the entire un i eve -- unive. it's a magical realm that has consistency across other stories like this over 3,000 years. >> you said that you actually saw people there that you were supposed to know but some in your life you had never met befo

dr. john nan allen from politico. >> prish the intro. >> we have 29 days to go, and we know almost nobody decides based on foreign policy. does romney's foreign policy speech matter? does foreign policy matter? >> i think it does matter right now, because there's so much volatility around the world that it has called into question some of the policies that barack obama has put into place. to the extent that he can highlight that, i think mitt romney wants to do that. he wants to call into question the president's judgment on an area where he had a good lead, where the president has passed that commander in chief test in 2008 getting elected to the presidency. that's what he's trying to do. i think it's mostly about the economy. >> i'm going to agree with jonathan here. this is an election certainly about the economy. when they go into the voting booths on voting day, it's about the economy. i think romney has the opportunity here and needs to take it. to link obama's economic policies with his foreign policies, i don't think he should go after romney on the philosophical differences betwe

dr. hernandez and chairman and the commissioners and i think allen is here and the public tenant housing and gina and lots of associates and i want alex to step out for a second. we couldn't do this without speaker -- i mean leader pelosi and soon speaker again and all of these folks. it takes a village to get this done. i know to my friends and colleague i have been a pain and to one guy i need to say a special thanks and step up here for a minute and this is important. i spent 18 hours on a plan and bugging him about the grants and we're in the middle seats and six and a half ride from dc and all he did was smile so i want to say thank you for believing in us and going after the two grants and everyone thank you very much. it's our absolute pleasure. yay giants. yay 49ers, the commissioner is here as well and thank you for being here. i really appreciate it. to the 2012ceta awards luncheon inspiring an equal future, ceta, the committee on the end of discrimination against women. we have an exciting afternoon for you including a thought-provoking video and an awards ceremony video and a

dr. hernandez and chairman and the commissioners and i think allen is here and the public tenant housing and gina and lots of associates and i want alex to step out for a second. we couldn't do this without speaker -- i mean leader pelosi and soon speaker again and all of these folks. it takes a village to get this done. i know to my friends and colleague i have been a pain and to one guy i need to say a special thanks and

you go to preserve it so that they can lay golden eggs this reminds me of a woody allen jet because the doctor says dr my brother thinks he's a chicken and the doctor says take these pills little kara the guy says no no you don't understand we need we need the eggs we do you know say ok you need the eggs a fraud that brought a little. food i mean to denounce the whole yet there were food and things that were buying things that happened but to say that the whole thing was well. it's wrong as fools like you it's not wrong because no matter what isn't going good you make it sound like don't call it what is on the industry sit on interest rates and money what is the biggest determinant of interest rate live or didn't answer back from the right i agree it is implicated in libel or the bank of england going to institutionalize fraud within the regulators surely and. let's say that's not a big deal to talk about this that's in the real world the govern the bank of england about one hundred years has always had some interest but pun intended in the interest rates i mean if you if you understand the history if

dr. hernandez and chairman and the commissioners and i think allen is here and the public tenant housing and gina and lots of associates and i want alex to step out for a second. we couldn't do this without speaker -- i mean

like to introduce former trustees rodel rodis, allen wong, and i think peter finnican was also going to join us this evening. introduce our interim chancellor, drpamela fisher, our former chancellor, dr. don griffin, former chancellor dr. phillip day, and mr. mendehem, president of the citizen's bond foundation committee. >> (inaudible) mr. walker newman, and miss jacqueline liu and city of san francisco would like to recognize the honorable mayor of san francisco, the honorable david chiu, chairman of the board of supervisors. >> he's also our district 3 supervisor. >> the honorable menea cohen, the honorable ciel ping, commissioner cecilia chung, may woo, eileen lee riley and mr. carezza, san francisco unified school district. >> we'd like to recognize our guest from the consulate, education councilor from the people's republic of china, mr. bernhard able, consulate of germany, the honorable nagesh naharabi, india, the honorable dennis garrison, consul of lithuania, consul of madagascar, mr. victor flores, from the consulate of mexico and (inaudible) from mongolia and the honorable barbara (inaudible), honorable consul from the swazi republic

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allen died at her mother's home in preston, virginia. her 91-year-old mother called 911 for help. police arrested her brother charles hamilton. dr. hamilton taught at american university and yale university. >>> day two of the trial of two police officers accused of beating a university of maryland student. in court, the prosecution's expert, an expert who trains police, called it excessive force. the video shows a minimum of 12 baton blows by officers in seven seconds. it followed a celebration of umd's victory over duke in 2010. both officers will be called to testify before the case goes to the jury. >>> d.c. council member jim graham may be in hot water over a land deal four years ago. the district's board of ethics and government accountability is launching a preliminary investigation into that mat. the board wants to see if he violated d.c. ethics rules. graham is facing questions about whether he improperly tried to influence metro's plans for a vacant lot near the shaw howard metro station. he isn't accused of breaking any laws. he'll cooperate with the ethics board. >>> today an important member of the washington metro a

allen sent me, willie? >> what? >> yesterday. as criticism -- >> i don't want to see it. >> sugary sodas intensifies, coke, pepsi, and dr. pper are rolling out new vending machines that will put calorie counts right at your fingertips. it's a move in the right direction. thank you, mike allen for sending that to me. we need to get that in the show some time today, we also need to talk about the campaign -- >> did somebody put -- >> that's getting fascinating. >> joe, stop blustering. >> thanks, jim. >>> when we come back, the jets try to survive a showdown with the texans on monday night football. he had a chance, one drive to win it all and turn around the season. >> tebow. >> show you how he did. >> tebow. >> orioles/yankees, full highlights when we come back. >>> all right. time for some sports. on monday night football. >> no. >> the new york jets coming off a 34-0 shutout loss to the 49ers last week. had to try to turn it around against the undefeated houston texans. good throw and catch, sanchez to cumberland, 27 yards. foster, big night for him, 13 yards, 14-7 texans right there. 80-yard drive, at the half point an

dr. bob holsworth. good evening, bob. >> thanks, bill. let's introduce the candidates vying to be virginia's next u.s. senator. joining us tonight are two former governors of the commonwealth, republican george allen and democrat tim kaine. both men know the stakes are high in this year's election, with key issues like jobs and the economy, the federal debt, and the future of medicare. tonight's debate is being broadcast on television stations throughout virginia and you can join live conversation about the debate on twitter, hashtag, people's debate. here is a look at the guidelines for tonight's debate. candidates will answer questions from me and our panel of four. for each question, each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond. the other will have 60 seconds for a rebuttal. there may also be a need for an additional rebuttal with a follow-up question which i will ask at various times. at the conclusion of tonight's debate, the candidates will have two minutes each to sum up their thoughts. let's meet the panel. from the league of women voters of virginia, president lynn gordon. from wtvr cbs 6, anchor stephanie rochon. also joining us, the state director of aarp virginia, bill kallio. and fr

allen poe, the master of the supernatural. >> powe is said to drink wine from an unopened bottle in this cellar. and dr.what we can scare up. >> this house is reportedly haunted by an entire family. >> the claim to fame that they have the most ghosts. >> the resident ghost expert recounts stories of mysterious piano playing. >> a couple sitting in the garden say we heard music drifting from the parlor, wonderful that you still use the family piano. >> the real irony of the story, at the time, the piano was in disrepair and could not be played at all. >> oh, that's good. we make our way upstairs. >> this haunted room. we are seeing things in this room, things from the ball of energy moving across the floor, flashes of light in photographs. >> house filled with strange sounds and shadows, even i was spooked. [ screaming ] no joke. it was a rubber rat that scared me before and i -- [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> oh, let's go and do some crafts. all right. >> let's go do some calming crafts, sara. tomorrow, ambush makeover. >> real housewives of atlanta. >> bye. [ minto ] you know, those ads saying mitt romn