montpelier was not doing well. it was evident that she was becoming destitute. she was able to sell madison's papers and a trust fund was set up for her by members of congress so they could protect it for her as she began to age. when she moved back to the city as a widow and alone, she had a moved in witho her and stayed with her towards death. when mrs. madison died, she left what cash she had to both this son, but shed her left all her belongings to her son. he began to squander those things and at his death in 1852, there was an auction. anna and her husband took us some of the money she had inherited and purchased as much of the madison items as they could. if you fast-forward further, some of these treasures and items they passed to their daughter, mary. mary decided that she also would have an auction. it is this auction catalog we are able to document the items that we have and what we call part of our collection. did not sell or maybe were mementos that were kept eventually ended up with in a homeand his wife in pennsylvania. when john passed away, his

woman discovered the fire after she stepped out of her shower in her apartment at the village of montpelier on south laurel drive. that fire for thissed more than 20 people from their homes. >> the controversial and costly silver spring transit center should open a month from today. they handed over control of the three story structure to metro. the county tells us, getting it ready cost an extra $24 million in unexpected repairs. buses are already doing some test runs. when it opens, the transit central will serve as the central location for buss and taxis and the link to metro and bus trains. >>> an alexandria man accused of setting fire to a crib mattress that will not face any jail time. he pled guilty for failing to report a fire. the fine will remain suspended if he keeps other terms of the plea. investigators said it involved at least five fires. the couple said their home was haunltd and ghosts started the fires. the mother is no longer facing charges. prosecutors say, could not tell us who is caring for the baby now. >>> next at 11:00, a local school district losing teachers by the

. >>> tonight injured firefighters from the montpelier apartment on south laurel drive today. no residents were hunter, but 22 people have lost their home -- hurt, but 22 people have lost their homes. the red cross has been working to find them a place to stay. the cause is under investigation. >>> tonight there is not much opportunity for firefighters out west to properly mourn the loss of three colleagues killed in the line of duty. the flames simply won't allow it, but a few words from the governor of washington capture what so many are feeling. >> these fires have burned a big hole in our state's heart. >> the three firefighters died yesterday when their vehicle crashed and the wind swept flames overtook them. the fire they were battling exploded from 1,500 achers to 16,000. -- acres to 16,000. this has been one of the first fire seasons on record. >>> two women just hours away from making military history, hear what they had to say in arlington today about being as tough as the men. >> and jeb bush said he has no problem using the term anchor babies. hear who responded wh

laurel whose apartments were gutted by a two-alarm fire. 15 adults and seven kids at the villages of montpelier can't go home now. the fire started this morning on the third floor of the building on south laurel drive. at least three firefighters were hurt battling the blaze. >>> another fire has rocked a small town in prince william county. that fire broke out in the city of quantico early this morning. one person died. the apartment is located on broad street near marine corps base quantico along the potomac. news4's meagan fitzgerald has new reaction from city leaders. >> reporter: we are told firefighters arrived on scene around 7:25 this morning. when they did, they tell us they saw thick, black smoke pouring out of that second floor window. we are told a total of six people were inside. one person didn't make it out alive. firefighters say they used their ladders to rescue five people who were unable to escape because of the smoke. when the fire was extinguished, that's when we were told the man was discovered inside. prince william county homicide detectives, along with the fire marshal,

. >> that said the journal had a nice profile of you and your colleague at anthem montpelier have beenng together megadeals in this space making the point that when you used to meet you called yourself the group of five talking about industry trends. in some ways you are becoming the group of three. why is the economics of scale here -- why is it important to see this consolidation? who are you looking to take on? is this a sign of the industry maturing? why three and not five? >> i think, kelly, what you have to understand is the basis of competition is at the local market and at the local market blue cross/blue shield fans have 30 40 50% market share. so for us to compete on a national basis we have to be able to compete at a local market level. we'll never have that kind of share at any one local market across all the product lines and so we need to be able to build the capability to have enough share at the local market to partner with providers because in the end analysis it's about helping them keep costs down keep health insurance premiums down. >> and i went back and looked bac

we give them the exact same opportunity whether they are in montpelier or new york city. and given the time that we've given to, which is by the end of the year, i think it is better to embrace the approach of congressman kramer and others have embraced to to have a target add poach to the stand alone program. i believe with the chairman there are abuses and i stand ready to work to change that, but we can't let the necessary and the perfect be the enemy of the good. >> thank you very much. and you know the other thing, lifeline, my view is that it is an important program but there is fraud and abuse and one of the things that happens around here is that out of frustration, when there is fraud and abuse, sometimes we attack the very existence of the program rather than reform it. and ai think where -- and i think where there is bipartisan agreement, anything we can do to limit fraud and abuse we want to do. what is the progress on lifeline? >> so, thank you, mr. welch. >> and it is for both of you. >> we are going to have a rule-making on lifeline hopefully before the yea