in 1985, crystal lyons filed suit against the "big spring herald." claiming jones hadn't taken the proper precautions when backing his truck out of the parking lot. the unfortunate accident would mean a lifetime of neurological difficulties for vicky and crystal wanted justice. >>> vicky lyons needed dozens of surgical procedures because the accident damaged her hearing, vision, and sense of balance, but she was able to attend school. >> they just asked me if i'm like mentally retarded or if i had a stroke. i'd rather them ask me what happened then like sit there and stare at me. >> there was no way to just do what the doctors had suggested, which is put her in a wheelchair and just forget her. i couldn't do that. she's my child. i love her. >> crystal lyons says she didn't sue the "big spring herald" just for financial motives. she wanted them to take responsibility for the accident that left her daughter permanently disabled. >> i wanted everybody to know the truth. and in order for vicky to get the appropriate medical attention and have a life tha

you can't pick. >> lyons braces for a >> lyons braces for a crash landing. >> here economic down, and virtually no control. and there's a boom -- and i'm down. >> he landed across the highway in a driveway, away from high line wires, away from trees, away from house, away from barbed wire, away from fences. >> and i don't hurt, there's nothing broken. oh, darn -- i'm okay. i got lucky. i got lucky. i got lucky. man, it's time for a lottery ticket. >> he didn't get a scratch. his glider took the brunt of the punishment. >> a few days later, he does fly again. >>> coming up -- riding in the dark. >> just so scared in that environment. >> when "caught on camera: razor's edge" continues. i have the flu with a runny nose. [coughs] better take something. theraflu severe cold won't treat your runny nose. really? alka-seltzer severe cold and flu relieves your worst flu symptoms plus runny nose. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. mommy! hey! i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in th

jackie bensen at our live desk now with new details on a person of interest in the lyon case. >> this information was first reported online tonight by "the washington post" and comes from search warrants that were unsealed in bedford county virginia where an investigative grand jury has been meeting. some rural property there has been the scene of an ongoing search for the girls' rns because of its connection to a convicted sex offender named lloyd lee welsh newly unsealed affidavits reveal that during interviews with detectives lloyd lee welch admitted he left wheaton valley mall in a vehicle with the two girls the day they disappeared. the po cites an account that details the may 2013 discovery of records from a police contact with belch on april 1st, 1975 just seven days after 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old katherine lyon disappeared after which he said he'd seen them get into a car with a man and leave. the post site cites the newly unsealed affidavit as saying at that time detectives gave him a polygraph test and it deemed that lloyd welch was being untruthful. welch has two

yorkers like that one, late '60s, early '70s photo and released photos of what sheila and katherine lyon just might look like today. this marks 40 years since the girls were seen at the shopping center in montgomery county. just last week floyd welch told investigators he left with the girls the day they went missing and he saw his uncle sexually assaulting one of them. no one has been charged. >>> all of d.c.'s firefighters will be trained how to respond to metro system emergencies. at a council hearing today interim chief eugene jones said the fire department beefed up training after the fatal incident in l'enfant plaza last month. in the past year the department trained only about 5% of the city's firefighters how to handle metro incidented, but now jones expects all his crew -- incidents, but now jones expects all his crews to be trained in 2 1/2 months. >>> a 911 dispatcher who told a woman to stop whining is now out of a job. anne arundel released a phone call earlier this month that stems from a crash on the bw parkway on lawyer. a hit and run driver hit a while changing the fire

. >>> the mysterious disappearance of the lyon sisters in 1975 may have gotten a tad less mysterious tonight. a montgomery county detective confirms a sex offender already named a person of interest in the case told the cops he left wheaton plaza shopping center with those girls the day they went missing and he later saw his uncle sexually assaulting one of them. neither the sex offender in question, 58-year-old lloyd welch, nor his 69-year-old uncle richard has been charged in this case, but that same detective told wusa9's welch's staple was valued and used to further the investigation by being placed in a search warrant. it's been 40 years now since kathy and sheila lyon vanished seemingly without a trace on a trip to the wheaton shopping center. >>> you could call this next story the cookie caper, but it is no joke to a northeast washington girl scout. >> thousands of dollars in girl scout cookies went driving away with her mom's 2014 nissan pathfinder when a car thief pounced on it today. jim osman is live with the story. what's the update? >> reporter: all i can say is god help

mike lyons, we are a generation that was weaned on the words of truman's farewell address to the nation be wear the military industrial complex. are those words a thing of history? >> they're coming true. eisenhower actually gave it. >> eisenhower. >> we've got to be careful of how politicians use the military in that budget as a jobs program. the priority for the department of defense we've got maybe a tipping point or pivot moment here where we've got a different leader. it's going to come down to the president, to whether he can be persuaded on a numerous amount of threats that exists for the united states right now. >> i am reminded of the words out of world war i the war to end all wars. is the world a more dangerous place than then? >> i do think that the united states has a level of safety surrounded by our borders, by our oceans and the like. from that perspective we are however there are more dangerous that's out there that can come back if not addressed. >> how crucial is this moment in history as we watch this confirmation hearing right now? >> i'm not willing to call it pivo

. >> plus, new developments in the lyons sisters case is giving another local family new hope. find out how they think it might track one of the killers among us. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, a daring rescue caught on video. frightening moment for firefighters as they fought to save a family's pet. >> that's followed of course by abc "world news" and here's david muir with a preview. >> what a snow day there in washington tonight and now the next major system believe it or not, about to get much worse. 200 million americans this time and tonight, you'll see the deadly accidents across the south. also under the microscope tonight. the officer, one or the others as the camera is rolling. they turn it off. you'll see it here. medical headline breaking today. one thing they want to add to your diet. eat it and it will help you lose >> we have this icy chill descending upon a big chunk of the east coast. >> it at least it looks like winter is out there some snow on the ground. so folks who have been wanting it to look like winter i hope you're happy now. joce sterman is at the stor

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. >> mike lyons, good evening to you. i want to talk to you about the propaganda war that's underway. we showed you the video of jordanian jets, american f-16s it was produced like a propaganda video. was i.s.i.l.'s claim today that one of these air strikes killed an american hostage just a propaganda tactic? >> it was it was response to what jordan was doing. in propaganda terms a simple message knowing it would go to multiple audiences the citizens of jordan, the citizens of united states. classic propaganda by a group shown to be very competent about it. >> they have used beheading videos as well. as jordan ramps up its strikes could we see i.s.i.l. videotaping collateral damage, civilian damage? >> that's what we should expect, that i.s.i.l. will send a message to the rest of the world that they're attacking islam and wantonly. that's clear they will get the message out because of the social media presence. we need to be on the watch and a strategy to counter. >> do we have a strategy ocounter this public relations ba

joining me now is mike lyons an al jazeera national security contributor, and retired army major. now president ghani, and secretary carter are they in a honeymoon phase? >> yeah i think. but it's actually general campbell and afghanistan. he left his post and went to afghanistan specifically to try to build the relationship with president ghani and himself. so now you have a much better relationship between the military and the government. and again, this relationship was forged i think many months ago with general campbell. >> is this something the military has been wanting for a while to try to extend this deadline. >> no question about it. the question the military has in mind is 10,000 troops. if it falls below that number it becomes difficult to support. right now the military does training, but it also is doing a counter terrorism measure. they are going after targets inside of afghanistan. so there is still combat taking place there inside afghanistan. that's part of the issue. the military thinks the 10,000 number is important. >> and some things have gone pouring in turn

. >>> i talked to mike lyons about what the president's request means for u.s. military. >> well, the military got a clear mission today and that's to destroy i.s.i.l. no more talk about degrade and contain and the like. the military can get its head around that decision to destroy i.s.i.l. there are 100,000 tasks that go under that mission statement but at least they can get a road map to approve or disapprove. is the president can go to war he needs congressional imrofl to to-are approval to stay at war. >> he says no boots on the ground. has that changed? >> he left the door open for what i thought was going to be these offensive operations, i'll call them raids. >> the american people have had wars where they were told that their involvement would be short and that the united states would win and i.t. didn't happen. it -- and it didn't happen. the u.s. and the military suffered losses death maiming. do you think american people are concerned that that might happen this time? >> absolutely. i think the americans are always concerned about that, which is why t

on august 7th, 1996, 12-year-old tim lyons and his friend tj dejohn headed to linden lake for an afternoon of fishing. but instead of a blue gill or catfish, the boys reeled in what looked like a skull. >> it's hard to believe that you'd find somebody's head down there, that you're just fishing, minding your own business, and you reel in some lady's head. it is just unbelievable. >> the boys left the skull on the bank, uncertain of what to do. >> i know my mom and dad, they didn't believe me. they thought i was just goofing off. >> like, a whole day passed before we even -- we went back down there and it was still there. >> this time the boys contacted the police. >> first cop that came down there was pretty much a prick. he came down there and showed us everything. he threw a rock at it and said, it's real. you boys just opened up a big investigation like we did something wrong. >> 20 minutes later, the whole police force was down there, and they had boats and everything, people scuba diving down there, searching for other clues. it was crazy. went nuts from there. >> the police scuba div

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new details and a decades-old cold case involving sheila and kathryn lyon. new documents shed light on boyd welch. he said he left the shopping mall with the girl the day that they disappeared. he said he also saw his u ncle sexually assault one of them. neither lloyd nor his uncle richard welch, have been charged, and the girls' bodies have been found. alison: a sapphire and diamond ring worth me thousand dollars is now in the hands of eighth he. an annapolis jewelry store owner said he was swindled by the court, but the police say that surveillance images could help crack the case. roz plater has how the heist happened. reporter: the thief was charming and well-dressed and time his distraction to get away with the crime. 10:30 thursday morning, they were not quite ready for business, but the owner open the door to a long-time customer to drop off a piece of jewelry for repair. a well-dressed man in his 50's walked in, seeming to be on the up-and-up. >> he said he was celebrating his anniversary and wanted to spend $5,000. very respectful. reporter: on the

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.ve all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit >> here we are at the embarcadero. we are standing at one of locations for the street artists. can you tell me about this particular location the program? >> this location is very significant. this was the very first and only location granted by the board of supervisors for the street artist when the program began in 1972. how does a person become a street artist? there are two major tenants. you must make the work yourself and you must sell the work yourself. a street artist, the license, then submitting the work to a committee of artists. this committee actually watches them make the work in front of them so that we can verify that it is all their own work. >> what happened during the holiday to make this an exciting location? >> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this place is jammed with street artists. as the no, there is a lott

. >>> now to developments in the lyon sisters disappearance. unsealed police records named convicted sex offender and uncle as persons of interest and today our crews tried to find out more abou. >> hi patricia. >> no. we have no comment. no comment. >> we tried to speak with the welch family. "the washington post" obtained an affidavit says lloyd welch admitted he kidnapped the sisters in 1975. also says lloyd he witnessed his uncle richard sexually assaults one of the girls. both named persons of interest and not charged. look for updates on this story on nbcwashington.com and our app. you can download it for free in the app store. >>> mother nature forced a lot of things to close but not this market. why vendors say it was so important to stay open. >>> isis is threatening italy and the country refuses to back down. find out how rome mocking the terror group. >>> and you'll see if a potential candidates agree if president obama do >>> the president and the mayor can speak for themse. >> well that's wisconsin governor scott walker talking abo

clare: liberia has reopened its border with your lyon after -- with sierra leone after several months of closure. library has recorded more than 3900 deaths -- liberia has recorded more than 3900 deaths as a result of ebola. >> happiness in liberia as the nation opens its border with sierra leone. it had been closed for months during the worst outbreak of ebola in recorded history. >> they were happy when they opened the doors. >> liberia saw more than 9000 confirmed cases of the virus with nearly 4000 dying of the disease. however, medical workers have been gaining on the epidemic with international help. the president ordered the lifting of a nighttime curfew that had been in place since august. >> using fresh waqter -- water. have people [indiscernible] they want to see what i'm touching or what i'm doing. it was very discouraging. reporter: there is still some way to go to deal with the pathogen once and for all. they have been requesting international aid to help build up public services, so as to better handle any future outbreaks. clare: the admission comes after an explosion k

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com lyons was found in a parking lot unconscious and near death.ere no witnesses. no one knew what really happened. but vicky's mother was determined to find out. >>> west texas is far removed from big cities like dallas and houston. the land is flat and dry, dotted

sheila and katherine lyon were last seen in 1975 at the wheaton shopping mall. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> they are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened overnight in the 3400 block of azelea place in waldorf. a woman reported her boyfriend was threatening to kill her and when police arrived, they say the man was holding a gun and demanding that the officers kill him. police say that at one point, an officer feared for his life and fired hitting the man in the torso and the legs. >> i've seen the house here that this happened to. i've seen the people a couple of times. i think they have kids and i -- it's shocking. i don't see -- i don't know how this can happen. >> the suspect survives and remains in the hospital. an internal investigation is under way. >> three men have been arrested accused of plotting to travel overseas and join the terrorist group isil. >> dave has been following this story this afternoon. what are the details here? two of the men were arrested in new york. tell us about that. >> yes indeed. two in

catherine and sheila lyon went missing from a montgomery county mall in march 1975. >>> fairfax countyolice are trying to find a person who is pretending to be a police officer. someone driving a car that looks similar to this black volkswagen sedan has emergency lights on it and is trying to pull over drivers. this happened three times since october. if you have any information, please call fairfax county police. >>> he's a local nba player who apparently is fascinated with meteorology. kevin durant, new nike sneaker will debut next week. it's called kd67 weatherman shoe. that's wild looking. nike says the shoe was inspired by his favorite green screen and doppler geographerrics that meteorologists use. >> howard, you missed out a a real big thing here. >> if i had the marketing power of kevin durant, i would have done that a while ago. >> kevin, come on down to our studios and help howard and allyson do the forecast. >> during the off-season. >> we saw a shot. talk about -- the women's lacrosse team from marymount are on the field in the driving snow. >> i will have that shot in a mo

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> abso

police records may have finally revealed what really happened to the lyon sisters. they were just seen friday and named two persons of about, but tonight their family is refusing to talk. >> hi. >> no comment. no comment. >> well, just -- patricia wra. >> leave the property or i'll call the police. >> what do you think -- they keep throwing you under the bus. >> david culver tried to get their reaction to a story in the washington post. the paper obtained an affidavit where it says lloyd welch admitted he kidnapped the sisters. mother nature forced a lot of things to close today, but not one of our local markets. >> i always idolized myself after sean taylor. >> sean taylor still admired by so many prospects, including one safety that hopes to land in washington. i'm diana in indianapolis. i'll h. >> the snow certainly canceled a lot of plans. local farmers market decided stick it out. they're very grateful for a >> it came down fast and furious. visibility was low, and caution high for those on the road but amid it all, this outdoor farmer's market went on almost a

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit >> >> >> i call this meeting. >> the trans baybay joint powers meeting to order. >> [inaudible]. >> i will note for the record that director reiskin and sartipi is not available for the meeting. nur ur and harper present -- no. 3 is communications. >> [inaudible] >> because i never said anything on any of these things. communications are announcements, generally, that's sort of the thing we are looking for. each of us have business about and the next one we'll get to the board of directors. it wasn't clear to me before and i appreciate being be clear on that. without communications, next item. >> you had a little something. >> yeah, what was i going to say? oh yes, i want to thank sf govtv staff, jessie and eggan are broadcasting us to the world. we very much appreciate that most of the time. okay. next item. city clerk: item 4, new and old business. i

programs at the lodge or at the photo center to the public, whether it's imogene cunningham or fred lyon or up-and-coming photographers to showcase the great facility we have and the support we have from phil ginsburg. i wanted to say thank you to a few people here and cut this short. i would like to thank basically phil ginsburg or for supporting us, my director supervisor brown, who supports us all the way, nicola alvarez who actually suggested a receive the award. she does an amazing job every day. i'm really inspired by the people i work with every day and i wanted to raise that and wanted to again thank the employee recognition committee and the commission. thank you very much. >> let me say on behalf of the commission, that the quality and caliber of the program and what you bring to it, it really demonstrates an enormous commitment and we appreciate it very much. thank you. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate it. [ applause ] now we're going to turn to this month's video in parks that focuses on our work recreation program and jennifer gee, as we approach summer we're on the

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit . >> all right. good morning everyone. how about a big hand for our dancers? i can't hear you. [cheers and applause] yeah, give it up to them as they head back to the hilton. let me begin by thanking all of you for coming out today. it's such a beautiful day in chinatown, is it not? i see larry excited to go clean. first of all i want thank all of you for coming out. it's very important and from our department, the department of public works. we are so excited that you guys have come out today to join hands with us to keep our city clean and green, and every year for the chinese new year we always hear and the chamber of commerce and all of the chinese organizations here always work with us to make sure that they bring a lot of people out to help us clean the community so thank you everyone. all right. also earlier this morning our agency has been all

kayla mueller's aunt, lori lyon, paid tribute to her niece. >> she has done more incredible 26 years and many people could ever imagine doing in a lifetime. my daughter said to me things that were important to kayla are finally getting the attention they deserve. kayla has touched the heart of the world. >> kayla mueller moved to the turkish-syrian border in late 2012 to work with syrian refugees. she had previously worked with refugees overseas including tibetan refugees in india, african refugees in israel, and palestinian refugees in the occupied territories. on tuesday, president obama said he is heartbroken by mueller's death, but defended u.s. policy blocking negotiations and ransom payments to militant groups like isis. we will speak with her college roommate later in the broadcast. president obama has urged vladimir putin to accept a peace deal with ukraine while warning of "rising costs" if the russia leader does not. obama and putin spoke by phone ahead of today's talks between russia, ukraine, germany and france in belarus. the white house says obama stressed "the importan

then in what can lyon be described as a hollywood style dream sequence, he's seen walking thh rougthe aftermath ofa coalition air strike in an orange jumpsuit getting flashbacks of the death and destruction caused. the video seems to suggest by his hand. what happened next is tragically very real. he's locked in a small cage and a mass islamic fighter apparently brings life to an end in a fiery inferno. >> that video took some time and effort to produce. a lot of people saying that the pilot seemed to have the same sort of injuries he suffered in the crash and whatever followed leaving many people to believe he was executed some time ago and not in the last few days. cbs news, jordan. >> president obama says the gruesome video is just more evidence of isis' viciousness and barbarity and he called the group's ideology bankrupt. >>> the judge in the the boston marathon bombing trial expects to have a jury seated by the end of the week, that despite the delays said the court because of the record setting snow storms in boston. lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev are asking a judge to suspend t

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. >> that's kenneth lyons. he's the head of the union that represents d.c. fire and ems workers. he said that emergency workers are still having a hard time hearing their radios in metro tunnels. the hearing was focusing on the radio issues connected to last month's smoke underneath l'enfant plaza. because of that incident one woman died 80 others were injured. >>> more than 3 million virginians are being told to take steps to protect their identities. social security number addresses and employment information were stolen in a data breach anthem insurance. more than 80 million nationwide may be impacted by this. experts suggest signing up for fraud and credit monitoring and filing your income tax reports early. for more next steps search "anthem" on our nbcwashington website. >>> pope francis will address congress this september. the pope formally accepted an invitation that the speaker extended last year. he'll be the first pontiff to address congress. the pope is also expected to address president obama at the white house before he makes his stops in new york and in philadelph

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit >> good morning, today is february 12, 2015. welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos and i am the chair of the rules commit. i am joined to my left by president greed sitting in for supervisor cohen and to my right is supervisor tang our clerk today is lisa sumera and today's meeting is broadcast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your service. we

. >> that is kenneth lyons, the head of the union that represents d.c. fire and ems workers.rgency time hearing their radios in metro tunnels. the hearing was focused on the radio issues connected to last month's smoke underneath l'enfant plaza which left one woman dead and 80 others hurt. >>> police say a woman is on life support today after ignoring their requests of fairfax county deputy. the this happened at the fairfax county adult detention center. the 37-year-old woman was scheduled to be transferred to alexandria where she was facing assault charges against law enforcement in alexandria city. but she resisted the deputy's instructions. they used a taser to control her. she was taken to the hospital after suffering a significant medical emergency. she's now in pretty cal condition. >>> 11 before the hour. and we're learning more about a fight at a high school in frederick county. chopper 4 flew over tuscarawas high school yesterday afternoon. police say a 16-year-old student attacked a teacher in a classroom. no word yesterday on what led to the incident. the teacher h

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interior minister bernard kasaneuve said the arrests were made in the suburbs of paris and lyon. french media report the suspects are in there 30s and 40s and of tur, or north african origin. they're accused of being involved in a network that recruited fighters in 2013 to join islamist extremists in syria. french authorities arrested five people late last month on similar charges. a video posted yn line appears to show islamic state militants calling for more attacks on police and military personnel in france. >>> british lawmakers have voted in favor of baby making procedure that's driving an ethical debate. they approved a process that combines dna from three people to prevent inherited diseases in children. critics say it will open the way to so-called designer babies. members of the house of commons voted in favor of the in vitro fertilization method. they say it will allow parents to replace defective dna with a healthy sample ensuring they don't pass on incurable diseases to children. in one approach scientists take an egg from the mother and remove the nucleus. they inser

this is lyon park neighborhood in arlington next to the busy clarion ton -- clarenton area. >> you can download our wusa9 app to keep up with the school delays and closings. we'll be on at 4 a.m. tomorrow. >>> our first major snowstorm of the season was an ice storm down south. in georgia and the carolinas utility crews still working to get the lights back on for tens of thousands of customers. >> we will continue to see downed trees and power lines as they succomb to the weight of the ice. >> and check out this video. no, this is not hail falling from the sky. that's actually ice falling out and dropping off the side of the duke energy building in charlotte today. the cops had to block off the whole area. nobody was hurt is the good news. >>> frozen waterways also proving dangerous. two fire departments teamed up to save this dog named brody after he physical through the ice on a pond -- fell through the ice on a pond in zebulon, north carolina. he's fine. >>> in middleton, new jersey, first responders rescued a woman and two friends after they ventured out about 200 feet into sandy h

it was a tragic end for a young woman described by her aunt lori lyon as noble beyond her years. >> she has done more in her incredible 26 years than many people can ever imagine doing in their lifetime. kayla has touched the heart of the world. the world grieves with us. >> reporter: last spring in this handwritten letter from her prison, she told her parents "if you could say i have suffered at all throughout this whole experience, it is only in knowing how much suffering i have put you all through." "i have a lot of fight left inside of me. i am not breaking down, and i will not give in no matter how long it takes." isis claims she was killed last fridays when this building was struck by jordanian warplanes on the second day of raids ordered in retaliation for the gruesome execution by fire of a downed jordanian pilot. u.s. officials said the building was a weapons storage facility located in a compound south of the isis strong hold of raqqa. they had no indication kayla mueller was ever held in the building, but could not rule out the possibility she had been moved into it without t

erika sanchez was charged with murder and lyon covered for her. sanchez was covered in blood and came to dove for help. he cleaned her car and asked to have the car stowed away. then he lied to colleagues about evidence in the murder invest. >>> the paterno family lawsuit is heading to court. they are battling over whether the lawsuit should include breach of contract. joe paterno's son said the school verbally said they would pay him after the scandal broke. they reversed the decision and overturned the sanctions against penn state following the jerry sandusky case. >>> 4:36 now. off to the atlantic city casino crisis today a judge in philadelphia will hear arguments from former tenants at the revel casino complex. they will looking to buy the casino and want to change the terms of the deal. the developer who wants to buy revel is threatening to walk away. >>> and the power company also threatened to turn off the power at 5:00 last night, but they have now decided to give it one more week. >>> and next where families can take your kids to the den

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. >> we continue to stay on top of a developing story in the lyon sister. a convicted sex offender and his uncle are named as person ofs interest in this case. our team tried to find out more about them. >> there will be no comment, no comment. >> culver trying to speak with the welch family. "the washington post" obtained an affidavit which says lloyd welch admitted he kidnapped the sisters from wheaton plaza in 1975 and says he witnessed his uncle richard welch sexually assaulting one of the girls. both men have been named persons of interest but not charged. look for updates on the story on nbcwashington.com. >>> this morning we're working to get surveillance video of a robbery in charles church. a man took cash from apple federal credit union on west broad street. >>> happening today, a group of people say they will march to stop d.c. police from using the jump out tactic. that's when police are in an unmarked police car and jump out after someone. the group is marching from the congress heights metro station to the 7th district police station. organize

unless you want to argue spending trillions of dollars but we have stories in the news donald sterling lyon from los angeles you know, the owner of the clippers he was in the news every night and leaders were calling for a crisis intervention and in private to his mistress complaining as the and men as gay. weber not private inner pretty vocal. not like donald sterling but they were not quiet about their attitudes it was understood that is how they thought and they don't think like that anymore. these are tragedies put on the other hand, with police brutality it was much higher than it is today also to attract optimistic trends with civilization with the data set with the late 1800's his heroes out remember interracial marriage was a controversy? i don't because it was so long ago but they would say that blacks and whites should not be allowed to marry. in 1959 i know anybody to even discuss is it any more. although i am perplexed by the 87 percent figure that is 13% that said they would not approve of a marriage between a black-and-white? why not 100 percent? i don't know. i magazine publi

deputy arrived 6 minutes later but by that time the lyon was walking back in the wood. sheriff believes this could be the cub of mother looints spotted 4 days ago seeking own territory. resident in the area say they do see mountain lions from time to time but they will be extra cautious. santa cruz researchers say attack on human are rare. >> closer comfort when they are at the back door. >> small donation paying off in very big way for group of east bay kid. >> still ahead. how they are helping make something good out of the goo that kills hundreds of sea bird. >> plus how an active -- act of generosity preserve a peace in one community. >> we have the weather. >> we track the wind increasing overnight dan then lead to cooler friday on the way. then some rain wants to move in. we talk about the timing in the accu-weather forecast. >> later harness the power of pink. how san francisco school is using color to the fight back against bullying. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the