ebert? - oh, he's the man that owns the radio shop. betty took that radio back seems like a very nice boy. - very nice crook to me. - the radio? oh yes, it's still working fine. - i just wanted to make sure. actually there's something else that i wanted to to tell ya. - yes. what is it mr. ebert? - well, ah, i i just wanted to tell ya i'll stand behind that radio even though it has no guarantee. (laughter) - well thank you. yes, good bye. (sighs heavily) - why didn't i tell her? what am i? - miss thomas? - yes? - you remember that case i told you about a few weeks ago? - the fella who posed as a shop keeper to see a girl? - yes, yes. - oh. - you see, the only excuse he had to call her was that stupid radio. so he kept phoning, until finally he felt like such a fool, he had to stop. that was a week ago, now. - excuse me, but is this your autobiography? - ok. you're so smart, now tell me would i be making a mistake if i ask her for a date? even though, we never really been introduced, and if s

sot--paul ebert commonwealth's attorney for prince william county -- ebert "it couldn't be in any worse case than this. i always call this an officer's worse nightmare, to go on a routine call and wind up dead. the accused cop killer had his first day in court. plus what new information we're learnig on that officer. a man accused of opening fire at his under-age girlfriend. the shocking person who actually told him this was a good idea. have you downloaded the all new 13 action news app yet? it features live streaming, video radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. right now on 13 action news 3:30.. the presidential candidates are pushing hard ahead of tomorrow's super tuesday but how many voters are really paying attention to politics? the answer might suprise you. "i heard the door slam closed next to me, so looked out my peephole" plus, we're hearing for the first time from a convicted stalker in his own words.. being sued by "dancing with the stars" co-host erin andrews. more on the emotional testimony.. next. but 13 action news.. live at 3-30. begins with a neighborho

commonwealth attorney paul ebert has not decided if he will seek the death penalty. >> it could not be a worse case than this in my opinion. i will always call this an officers worst nightmare. to go to a routine call and wind up dead. in court today, ronald hamilton asked that his medical records the field. last night he signed releases making those available to those who request them. after speang last night, he changed his mind. it remains unclear what hamilton did in the army or what his job was at the pentagon. was not combat related. he is due back in court on april 18. reporting live in manassas, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. hundreds of people gathered to remember the fallen officer last night. withormer marine reservist a masters degree in forensic science was sworn in on friday and killed on her first day on the job. services will be held in her honor in her hometown in massachusetts. we will tell you how the victims are being remembered. super tuesday is just one day away. there's a lot of focus here in the commonwealth. donald trump is in radford, virginia right now. campaign ra

. >> reporter: commonwealth's attorney, john ebert has not decided yet whether to pursue the death penalty. >> my heart is broken. >> reporter: crystal hamilton's sister says crystal told her everything was fine, until three weeks ago, when she admitted there were problems. >> my pain is beyond measure. but i know -- i know the life that she led. and no one can tell me anything different. i watched her grow up. i watched her turn into such a beautiful young lady. i watched her take the time to raise her son, teach him everything that he needed to know. and in my mind, she was preparing him for what she knew was ultimately more likely to be the end for her. >> reporter: now, the sister, hamilton worked for the wounded warrior project and gave everything she had to helping service members recover. she said she was an awesome person who never met a stranger. live in prince william county, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> okay, peg. and hamilton is being -- [ inaudible ] next court appearance is april 18th. >>> tomorrow, friends and family and colleagues will say goodbye to officer ashley genden. >> the

. >> reporter: commonwealth attorney paul ebert has scheduled a news conference for 12:30 to update us on the information. we will live stream that on our website and go to nbcwashington.com and we will bring you news from that conference later today on news 4. derrick ward, >>> derrick mentioned the live stream happening on the nbc washington app. download that now. as soon as we get new information threw that press conference, we will push that out as well. best thing to have is that nbc washington app on hand and we'll be putting it out throughout the day. so stay close to this. meantime we want to tell you the last prince william county police officer killed in the line of duty is officer chris young, husband and father of three died new year's eve of late 2012. a driver hit and killed him as he was responding to an emergency call on his motorcycle. officer guindon's death is the fourth prince william county police officer killed in the line of duty since the department's inception. >>> more now on the developing story in bethesda. we've learned the names of the victims killed in a

. / paul ebert/ common wealth attorney he will probably be arraigned tomorrow morning. he's in custody at this time being held without bond. as i said investigation is going forward and there may be other charges forth- coming." we know the two other officers are still in the hospital at this time. according to our n-b-c affiliate in washington - hamilton is an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the joint staff support center at the pentagon. here locally - police departments are sending their condolences. virginia beach police say - "we offer our most sincere condolences to the guindon family, the prince william county police department and the entire p-w-c community." newport news police say - "with a heavy heart we department." portsmouth police say - "our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of officer ashley guindon ..." hampton police say - "our hearts go out to the three brave officers who were shot...in prince william county." on top of that - departments across hampton roads say they will shroud their badges. for complete coverage of t

prince william county prosecutor paul ebert. >> sad, sad, sad. it's an example of an officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: officer guindon grew up in merrimack, new hampshire. in her 2005 high school yearbook she wrote, "live for something rather than die for nothing." guindon is the 14th police officer killed in the line of duty so far this year. scott, 11 of the 14 were killed by gunfire. that's a number that's risen dramatically compared to the same time last year. >> pelley: jeff pegues. thank you, jeff. turning overseas now, isis has been losing ground on the battlefield, but it's apparently striking back with a series of bombings in and around baghdad these past two days. most at this marketplace in a shiite neighborhood. isis sunni the other main faction of islam. the u.s. ceasefire in syria is holding for the most part, but a atline set up by the u.s. state department for syrians to all right violations has been ringing off the hook. the civil war has left many of syria's cities in ruin, and elizabeth palmer got rare access to homes. a

. >> reporter: commonwealth attorney ebert has not decided yet whether to pursue the death penalty. the arrest warrant says this hamilton has confessed to killing his wife. crystal said everything was fine until a couple of weeks when she admitted there were problems. >> i know the life that she led. and no one can tell me anything different. i watched her grow up. i watched her turn into such a beautiful young lady. i watched her take the time to raise her son, teach him everything that he needed to know. and in my mind, she was preparing him was ultimately more likely to be the end for her. >> reporter: we know there have been counselors at the school, where that 11-year-old boy attends. as far as the officer, her funeral will be tomorrow. viewing at 10:00. and the service will be at noon, at the hilton memorial chapel. the public is welcome. but space is limited. reporting live in prince william county, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> thank you, peggy. >>> and hamilton is being held without bond. his next court appearance will be april 18th. >>> we also spoke to crystal hamilton's best fri

. >> did you know, this week, bartles and jaymes are scabbing, for siskel and ebert? [ laughter ] speaking of bork, did you know reagan tried to give his pro-bork speech, the other day, and the three networks turned him down? they wouldn't let him on? [ applause ] uh, he went on cable. he went on cable, and he was such a hit, on cable, that he's replacing gallagher , on showtime, next week. [ laughter ] speaking of bork-- he seems like a nice man. i'm not taking a stand on thi-- if-- i-- one of the reasons i think he lost-- how many of you think he looked familiar? when you first saw judge bork. [ laughter ] you didn't think-- he used to be the evil dictator that was overthrown, every week, by the "mission impossible" team. [ laughter ] remember the-- they would always say, "this is [ indistinct ] you must capture him, and--" remember? [ laughter ] now, i-- it wasn't about the football strike. this, i don't understand. did not come out, too well. they did not get the free agency they wanted, they don't have a collective bargaining agreement, they won't get full pay th

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baltimore who's young-- man who's, you know-- the type of preacher who's gonna be in politics, reverend ebert jones (ph). young, young, incredibly c-- charismatic-- young man. and the only way i would be able to hear him preach, given my schedule, was to go to a funeral. and so-- i did. >> what was is it like for you to sit and see the effects of the violence first hand? >> i would say that-- it seems to me to be almost like a kind of a performance now, these funerals. the whole community's packed in. mothers crying has to be taken out. you see the females, i guess the females of the guy who died, all dressed up. working people lined up against the wall. a person preaching, asking, you know, praying, "help our youth." and then i wonder why aren't these more cathartic? why don't they make a difference? they don't seem to make a difference. i came out of that funeral, and there was another funeral going down the street. and i said to a woman sitting on the s-- standing on the street, i said, "well, whose funeral is that?" said, "oh, that's probably the child - you hear about the seven-year-old

. / paul ebert/ common wealth attorney he will probably be arraigned tomorrow morning. he's in custody at this time being held without bond. as i said investigation is going forward and there may be other charges forth- coming." we know the two other officers are still in the duty army staff sergeant assigned to the joint staff support center at the pentagon. here locally - police departments are sending their condolences. virginia beach police say - "we offer our most sincere condolences to the guindon family, the prince william county police department and the entire p-w-c community." "with a heavy heart we offer our deepest condolences and thoughts and prayers to our brothers and sisters with the prince william county police department." portsmouth police say - "our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of officer ashley guindon ..." hampton police say - "our hearts go out to the three brave officers who were shot...in prince william county." on top of that - departments across hampton roads say they will shroud their badges. for complete coverage of

came here to this department today to meet with her daughter's fellow officers and prosecutor paul ebert. the prosecutor told me 20 minutes ago he spoke with guindon's mother and said it's her only child and her life will never be the same. via closed circuit tv, army staff sergeant ronald hamilton made a court appearance from a prince william county lockup. the 32-year-old is charged with capital murder and array of he is alleged to have killed his 29-year-old wife crystal saturday at their woodbridge home. prosecutors maintain she called 911 prior to the shooting and when the officers arrived hamilton opened fire on them, wounding two, killing ashley guindon. guindon's first day on the job. >> i always call this an officer's worst nightmare. to go to a routine call and wind up dead. stephen: ashley guindon's funeral is going to be held tomorrow. the law enforcement officer take the precedent for seating. the other two officers that were injured jesse hempen. we understand he is doing well and recovering well. the other officer david mckeown, he, we understand, has several surgeries ahe

. >> the suspect identified as an ebert driver who took fares between slaughters. authorities are scrambling to untravel a motive. >> we have the breaking details this morning. >> good morning to you as well. this horrific act of shootings in kalamazoo leaving the city filled with heartbreak. the community is shaken following alleged gunman's jason dalton's deadly shooting spree many gathering to pray for the six victims. >> >>>> you see san bernardino and other communities you think are they match different than us and could someone snap and decide to let evil reign. unfortunately it happened to us. >> a 45-year-old dalton was taken away. he worked as an uber driver and had no criminal record. he's accused of shooting five people outside of a cracker barrel and killing a father and son at a

morni as you heard, ball ebert the long time commonwealth attorney for prince william f county say he couldor be facing the death penalty.eath penalty we may learn more about thatou later this morning guys but the court appearance here ineare manassas co under 90 minutes.inut b bob thanks. much more coming up some 36om hours after saturday night's tragedy not only the d.c. areaa but the nation shocked over o what transpired.ns >> the community cominghe together c to pay respects to rt the slain and woundede officers. fox5's melanie alnwick is with this part of the story. friday was a day of elebration welcoming to two to w new officers to the princeherine william county police forcem co and now we have had a weekend of mourning as the prince pri william county policewill department and the family of and this young officer areer are planning her funeral. fun you can see all the flowers t f that have been brought here to r the western district station. we've seen them as you saw in yu the beginning of the show all over the county, flowers andrs also american flag and the marine corps fl

prince william county commonwealth attorney paul ebert says he has authorized a capital murder charge, along with other counts, against the suspect, who is a military serviceman. he has not been identified. he's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. karen. karen: thank you, frank. right now a pepperell teen is under arrest, accused of stabbing a 19-year-old man multiple times. house party in dunstable. the victim was flown to beth israel in boston where he underwent emergency surgery. fled the scene before he was arrested. he is expected in court and battery with a dangerous weapon. under arrest in connection with bedford. our juli mcdonald has more on the evidence that police say could tie these suspects to a . road. it all started just before noon friday. this black jeep pulled up with four men inside. >> the gentlemen got out, made an entry through the window. owned the front door. two other gentlemen got out of the car and entered the home. practically across from the police station. minutes. these arrested these four men from quincy in boston but this case was far from over. inside