although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day, he returns later and paces outside herthrough his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. so he set up a plan, obviously, to come back at the end of the day to attack her or to hit her. >> as this last period progresses, you can see randolph parker, walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' role was to get the assault on his cell phone camera. at one point parker even sends another student into the class to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >> there's no doubt mr. parker did plan the attack. he put a little bit of thought into it because he hit there right at the end of the day. >> it's 2:15 and class is letting out. unbeknownst to parker and harris, the school's surveillance cameras capture the entire incident. >> through the eye of the camera you'll see the whole thing

you cook better than him. [ laughter ] >> steve: tony randolph. >> jimmy: tony randolph is not his nameyou! >> thank you very much, tracy. [ laughter and applause ] i appreciate that. >> jimmy: i personally know tony randolph and he's a pretty decent cook. >> tracy: jimmy, please. that's 'cause you grew up with jack klugman. he grew up with jack klugman. [ laughter ] >> somebody had to. >> tracy: oh, jimmy, please. >> jimmy: "just 'cause you grew up with jack klugman." >> tracy: just because lee remick raised you. >> lee remick? >> tracy: lee remick. he was on the set of "wine and roses." >> jimmy: what were you saying about your dad -- >> tracy: newt gingrich. >> jimmy: no, your dad -- >> tracy: newt gingrich is my biological father. [ laughter ] newt gingrich. >> jimmy: he found this out earlier. i swear to god. >> through testing our how? >> jimmy: i don't know how he found this out. >> don't worry about it. [ laughter ] >> at least you got the good-looking side of the genetics. >> thanks to the government, you know. >> jimmy: wait. >> you're saying there's some kind of government --

. >> scott randolph was another rikers inmate anticipating his release. a year for petty larceny and violating parole. >> i just spiraled out of control as far as criminality goes. i've been back and forth a few times, mostly for drug activity. trying to make money hustling in the street. >> but randolph took advantage of the jail's writing program and had hopes of becoming a journalist. >> we publish the "rikers review" which is published by inmates for inmates. it was extremely helpful. it gave me a lot of computer skills, marketable skills. so i'm looking forward to trying to utilize that when i get down. >> the prison journal included one of his poems. >> can we read a little bit of your poem? >> all right. this someone called hold this. hold this. grip these words as if your embrace alone will help me save my life so that i might live to give my tomorrows as pavement for yesterday's debts. >> randolph says the poem is his vision for a new life. >> the future conceals hopes and happiness yet to feel. with this you present a fresh foundation on which t

hughes randolph road or east- west highway. school buses will join you as well. >>> here's a look at our forecast -- not bad today, near 50 degrees with a lot of sunshine and tomorrow we will have added cloud cover lingering into thursday in a few showers are possible thursday but we are warming up. it will be fairly mild by thursday morning, we will start the day near 50. temperatures fall friday into the weekend. the chance of a system picÀ pass to our south could possibly bring some precipitation friday night into saturday morning. with the timing of that, there could be a light mix of precipitation but nothing to be concerned about. >> thank you so much and at bank of america we're lending and investing in communities across the country from helping to revitalize a neighborhohood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in boston or providing funding for the expapansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow's workforce in los angeles. because

police say 23-year-old randolph ran a red light on his bicycle and killed a woman. that woman died of head injuries. he is now charged with vehicular man slaughter. >> what i am trying to do is ramp up public education efforts, prevention is a key here on a we want to make sure -- and we want to make sure the rules of the road are there for our safety. >> he is due back in court january 26th. if convicted he faces up to a year in county jail. meantime, transportation agency are considering stiffer penalties for riding bikes on side blocks. >>> and now they are turning it into a work of art. they want to install 2 5,000 light bulbs and they would be controlled by a software program and flicker in sequences. they would not be visible to drivers. cal trans has to approve that project. >>> pam, we are doing well with this early morning commute so far as we look inside. that traffic looks nice on 880, and no major problems getting passed the coliseum. also this morning we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. the bottom line is you may see fog unlike yesterday, there

and another fellow, william randolph hearst. specifically what can you say about that relationship, specifically the gubernatorial races and the 1922 presidential nomination process? >> let's start with beverly gage. >> hearst is one of the towering figures of this moment and he turns into one of smith's great critics and he's sort of the man around which smith learns how to deal with the press in many ways. i know you, we were talking earlier and you said you had been writing about this in great detail, the milk issue and hearst's attacks on smith. >> oh, god. yeah. great question. glad dave brought this up because william randolph hearst was probably one of the most controversial government figures or quasi-government figures in new york history. he was a two-term congressman from new york. he basically bought the seat. he tried to get the nomination in 1904 for president of the united states. he lost that. he runs for governor in 1906 against charles evans hughes and loses. he runs for new york city mayor and loses. many by h

. >>> the head of the faa jay randolph babbitt is on administrative leave after being charged with drunken driving saturday. police said he was driving on the wrong side of the road. >>> the cash-strapped u.s. postal vs says it plan to eliminate next day delivery for first class mail as part of a push to cut costs. 3700 post offices, 28,000 jobs, and half the nation's mail processing centers will be cut. >>> england's royal family is feeling the financial pinch. austerity measures mean the queen's income will be frozen until the year 2015 and that palace repairs will be put on hold. >>> and astronomers say they discovered an earth-like planet named kepple 22-b about 2600 light year as way in an habitable environment away, but don't pack your bags just yet. scientists say it would take a space shuttle 22 million years to get there. we won't hold our breath. >>> an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,097 after adding 78 yesterday. the s&p gained 12. the nasdaq was up 28. taking a look at overseas trading, in tokyo the nikkei dipped 114 points while in hon

philip randolph and a. philip randolph was from the same town. but in anything them, they talked about, this is way after 1919, in the '20s how, when black servicemen did come back into southwick served, they did not go to chicago, whatever, quite often they had a hard time because they had, one, then around white women. and as a feckless they'd use guns anyway rather than just hunting bassam. >> then before world war i it started, there actually have been, the idea of recruiting black soldiers was disputed by white congressmen in the south had said wait a minute, you're going to train black people to shoot guns? let's not do that. [inaudible] >> right. but i have a letter in the book from a man, a black soldier comes back to arkansas, and he rides that he comes home and he is sneered at by white businessmen who didn't go fight, by the way. and he's so disgusted that he moved to st. louis and he said i felt safer in the trenches that i did in arkansas. that was a common -- >> time for about two more. >> i appreciate what you said about something

randolph was particularly -- >> this is senator john randolph of roanoke, right? >> yes, a man who is very eccentric. at one of the great quotes about henry clay. it may apply to other people, but he said that henry clay was like a rotten apple in the moonlight -- keep both shines instincts. that is a great vision there. the clay both shines instincts. he admired clay because clay had the ability to do things. even in the latter part of his life, randolph is a fine man wanted to come to the floor of the senate so that he could listen to that magnificent voice one more time. >> our next telephone call is from david in san francisco. >> one quick comment -- anybody who thinks that today's politics are overly divided should really take a look at the political divisions of the jacksonian era. the question is this -- particularly dr. carter, do you find it a bit ironic that the republican party, which was formed out of the whig party, has evolved from a party in founded by henry clay on the basis of public works and federal investment and local projects, into one that

and he wouldn't sign, nor did randolph, nor did gary. and that was the issue. now, of those who the federalists called antifederalists, some were opposed, but the greater part of the critics of the constitution simply, they said, we're in a big mess, this is a step forward, but it needs to be fixed. there are places which are ambiguous. i invite you to go home and read the constitution and to pretend you are an american who first encounters it, um, september 20th or something 1787 and read it through. say what did those guys do? and see if you find everything perfectly clear. they said a constitution should be perfectly clear. there shall be no more than one representative for every 30,000. i don't know, maybe you have a bit more intuitive sense of mathematics than me, i had to think really hard to figure out what that meant. it meant you could make it worse but not better, basically. why doesn't it say there shall be one for every 30,000 until the house of representatives gets to an untenable size? so, no, there were no changes, but the issue was should it be

. >> reporter: edwin jackson lives between connecticut avenue and randolph road. a dozen street lights are out leaving the neighborhood in darkness. >> it disturbing. >> reporter: it is disturbing two people were killed near his home in separate crashes this weekend. on saturday morning a car hit and killed a 59-year-old at a bus stop. later that night a car hit a man who was crossing in the middle of the road. >> i see women and children and strollers walking and there is no visibility for them. >>er we talked to people who live along the road and they are concerned about walking in the dark. you can see what it looks like when the lights go out. >> not safe at all. and i hope they get it fixed. >> it have you called the county or pepco? >> quite a few times. >> reporter: tonight we called and they sent out a crew while they decide whether to repair or replace the bubbles jackson worries about the accidents. >> is it going to happen continuously. >> reporter: at this hour, police are investigating these accidents and they want more information about them. now, as

. >>> jay randolph back bot is on administrative leave after being arrested and charged with drunk drivingvirginia saturday night. police say he had been driving on the wrong side of the road. >>> the cash-strapped u.s. postal service plans to stop next day delivery. 28,000 jobs and half the nation's mail processing centers will be cut. >>> england's royal family is feeling the financial pinch. austerity measures means the queen's income will be frozen until the year 2015 and palace repairs will be put on hold. >>> as tron hers discovered keppler 22b about 600 light years away in a habitable zone with water and a mild surface temperature of 72 degrees fahrenheit. sounds pretty good. don't pack your bags just yet. scientists say it would take a space shuttle about 22 million years to get there. >>> the dow opens at 12,097 after adding 78 points yesterday. s&p gained 12 points. the nasdaq was up 28. taking a look at overseas trading. in tokyo the nikkei dipped 114 points while in hong kong the hang seng tumbled 237. stocks road a roller coaster of european developments yesterday. news of an

wheaton say at least a dozen streetlights are out along veers mill road between connecticut avenue and randolph road, leaving the community in darkness. two pedestrians were killed in separate accidents along that stretch of road. neighbors we talked to are worried about more accidents. >> a lot of times i see women and children with strollers. at this time of year, it gets dark early. there's no visibility for them. >> we called pepco about the problem, and they sent a crew to check out the lights. they have not repaired or replaced the bulbs, so the streetlights remain off. >> the national hanukkah memorial will be lit during the ceremony on the ellipse that begins at 4:00 this afternoon. after the ceremony, traditional potato pancakes given out. free menorrah kits and dradles will also be given out. hanukkah is the jewish festival of lights and lasts eight nights. very nice. 4:38 is the time. >>> considering buying a home? how officials just may convince how officials just may convince you to move into we were so blessed when we had triplets. if by blessed you mean freaked out about money. w

. >> the homeless village is located on the hill behind the u haul center and randolph road and park lawn drive. they plan to work with county social workers to find shelter for those who want it. after that, they'll condemn the property. >>> here's a look at some of the things making news now this morning, a federal judge has agreed to recommend former illinois governor rod blagojevich for a drug rehab program. it isn't clear whether lawyers made the request to reduce his 14-year prison sentence for corruption. prisoners in federal drug programs generally are eligible for up to a year of reduced prison time. >>> the investigation continues into a freak elevator accident in new york city. a 41-year-old woman was partially in the elevator when her leg or foot got caught. then the elevator suddenly shot straight up, dragging the woman into the shaft and crushing her. two people who were on the elevator at the time of the accident were not hurt. they were sent to the hospital for psychological trauma. no word on what caused the deadly malfunction. >>> "time" magazine has named the prote

nadia randolph has more. >> in baltimore city, firefighters rushed to the scene. residents, many elderly, ran out of their apartment in a panic to find safety. >> i have bad knees and i had to come down those steps there one-by-one. >> police came down just before 11:00 friday night. once they arrived, they were met with heavy flames shooting from the four-story apartment building. >> and our fire alarm was going off. then i looked outside and i saw all these fire engines. i said to my wife, we better get out of here. >> frank has lived in these apartments 11 years and never saw a scene quite as surreal at his home. >> i said it looks like the baltimore city fire department is here. >> other residents took only the clothes on their back. >> i grabbed my pants, didn't even have my shirt on, didn't put shoes on, and rushed out. >> firefighters were able to knock out the flames, not before two large condos on the upper floors were burned out, leaving nearly 100 people to relocate. >> and the red cross is telling us those displaced from the fire are staying either wit

. >> the homeless village is located on a hill behind the uhaul center at randolph road and park lawnve. police will be back there tomorrow morning with an inspector from the epa and representatives from the county's homeless outreach program. they're going to work to try and find everyone there some shelter. after that, they're going to condemn that property. >>> tonight for the first time in history, the ceo for marriot does not share the family name. today dc hotel icon jw bill marriot handed over the reigns of his empire at $1.3 billion in net worth, he is one of the most generous men in washington. he started in the hospitality business as a soda guy at his restaurant that his father built. >> i learned what it was like to be on the other side of the aisle. i learned what it was like to work in the kitchen, how demanding it was. i loved it. i loved every minute of it. >> the marriot promises to stay busy as chairman of the board and the company headquarters will remain in bethesda. and thanks to marriot, most major players in the hospitality business are in the dc area. 15 of the

randolph's in fact the third leg of the very complicated electoral procedure is going to take place here on the third of january again the two parties which are storming ahead in these elections are also islamist parties you have the freedom and justice party which is a party from the muslim brotherhood and then you have the self the muslim party which promises that the future of egypt lies in its islamic pasta and they do say that sharia law will be the official state law off of. this country so several months in fact a year after the arab spring has blossomed all over the northern african and middle east continent really there have been no improvements in any sphere other than you have still thousands of people coming out. to protest in cars also in tunisia still demanding the improvements they have asked for and that is the only thing that has really changed and now you have people coming out in words essentially asking where are those things which you have asked for and again people in power in egypt right now for example are just the supreme council of armed forces who really have n

. >> instead, according to watson and the charles county sheriff, the adviser, lesley randolph holmese money disappeared. >> in the investigation they believe that went into his personal account and he spent the money. >> for 10 years, he was fooled by fraudulent statements showing growth. for that reason, they fear there could be many more undiscovered victims. his life savings, it is too late. >> i'm very much hurt. that was money and is going to use to build a home that would accommodate my wheelchair use. but i was not using the money it would be put in a will to be an inheritance for my children. >> mr. watts and is afraid the money is gone forever. mr. holms for now faces one count of felony theft. brad bell, abc7 news. >>> several their doubles are facing charges after a stunt that went wrong. he got tangled up in a tree when he jumped from the weta television tower. the purchase still stuck in this tree. they charged four other people with trespassing for climbing the tower. >>> for the last time in 2011 track work on the metro. beginning tonight at 10:00 trains will share a s

now police say 23-year-old randolph ran a red light on his bicycle and killed a 68-year- old woman.t woman died of head injuries. he is being charged with vehicular man slaughter. in the meantime they are considering stiffer penalel tis for riding bicycles on sidewalks. >>> sal, why are you watching the santa cruz mountains? >> well, we had a van which hit an end bankment and for a while it went on fire and blocked two lanes. now there is a few crashes in that same area so we are having a commute if this is your commute we will be watching this commute especially closely and we will bring you frequent updates. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up for a 15 minute delay. and this morning's drive, if you are driving into san francisco, this is highway 4, stop and go from antioch pockets all the way to highway 4 and 2, back to you steve. >>> we have a lot more in the way of low clouds and yesterday morning was colder. i know it is still cold out there but from our viewpoint, clouds are still holding. we have a system coming in and believe it or not we have light rain

is prosecuting randolph inge, a bicyclist who ran a red light and killed a pedestrian on the embarcaderon charged with misdemeanor manslaughter. the mayor's task force on pedestrian safety is almost ready with a plan to increase safety on the streets. >> the goal is to reduce fatal injuries. >> so don't be a red-light runner. okay, you made a mistake but don't do it again. vic lee. abc-7 news. >> facebook admits it mades miss stakes when it came to users privacy. >> the social net work in trouble with the federal government for going public with private information about you. >> on "7 on your side", the top three money-saving coupon web >> facebook joins google and twitter in an agreement to a privacy settlement. facebook has been violating the privacy of its users after promising to protect them. >> users can control their privacy settings, but the federal trade commission claims facebook wasn't honoring them or was changing them without notice. >> on numerous occasions it violated privacy commitments to its hundreds of millions of users. the settlement order ensures this should never h

happened 10:30 last night at the intersection of veirs mill and gridley roads in wheaton near the randolph shopping center. the man was crossing viers mill when he was hit by a car heading west. he landed in the road and was struck by a dark-colored suv which didn't stop. he was taken to holy cross where he later died. he's not been identified at that time. >>> all right. turning to the weather, i think we saw some flurries in restin last night. >> you absolutely positively did. we saw a few snowflakes right here in town. just before 6:00 last night, it's ground truth. it looks like snow on the radar. there are snowflakes flying around out there. didn't add up to. . not of a snow accumulation. >> it was actually very nice. >> until you have to start shoveling it, snow is wonderful. or driving in it sometimes can be a little bit tricky also. right now we have a mix of clouds and clear skies over washington. there are more clouds up to the north and west of the city. clearer skies to the south. waldorf and la plata, cold start for you. 27 degrees. 33 in annapolis. even some chilly stuff in g

. >> it cuts paul randolph off at the knees. >> there is no explanation for it. >> that was campaigning. meanwhile our favorite presidential campaign daughters, the huntsman daughters released a video of their own set to the tune of some song by justin timberlake. >> ♪ the rest of them ♪ is one big circus act ♪ we're right behind ♪ the guy who is right on track ♪ ♪ you know we're gonna bring jon huntsman back ♪ ♪ take it to the bridge >> take us to the bridge. there is a joke in there, but not a good one. we asked herman cain what he thinks of the video. >> i have discussed this with my wife many times since monday. now, are you going to be contentious or do you want me to answer your questions? >> what does he have against the hunts man girls? unbelievable. newt told jake taper he would be the nominee. >> we have had great weeks and can he keep it going? i think it remains to be seen. will any of this turn into dollars in the bank? i don't think so. interesting. gavin? you have been studying politics for 30 years. what do you think? >> in minutes i have. i googled it this morning. and

happened around 10:30 last night at the the intersection of veirs mill and gridley road next to the randolph crossing shopping center. the man was crossing veirs mill road when he was hit by a car heading west. the victim landed in the middle of the road and then was hit by a dark colored suv, which did not stop. the pedestrian was taken to holy cross hospital where he later died. >>> waking up to a frigid morning once again this weekend. overall, it's going to be nice. >> i think you'll like today more than yesterday. sunshine this afternoon. a lot of times that changes how people feel about the day. you can definitely tell that the sky is trying to brighten just a bit. a little lonely ray or two of sunshine getting to the downtown skyline there. temperature, 36 degrees at national airport. 36 also in leesburg. 32, manassas. 32 in frederick, maryland. 31 in hagerstown as we look at our current temperatures. 32 also in winchester, virginia. so a cold start this morning for sure. we were talking about conversational snow. here is a photograph from my colleague, tom kierein. this is what conve

police say 23-year-old randolph ang ran a red light and hit a tourist. >> what i'm hoping for is thetrict attorney's office will evaluate this case for what it is instead of trying to make a statement that bike riders have to obey the rules of the road. >> reporter: george gascon says that's exactly the point he hopes this case makes to people on the streets and sidewalks. >> one thing i think people believe whether you're a pedestrian or riding a bike the rules of the road do not apply to you. >> we need to be further educating everyone on the rules of the road and enforcing the rules on the roads. >> reporter: san francisco's municipal transportation agency is considering stiffer penalties for riding bikes on sidewalks which is illegal for san francisco adults. bicycle advocates say it's unclear whether more rules or fines are the answer. >> i haven't really seen whether the county itself would prefer cycling on the sidewalks or people who go through stop signs are going to make a difference. >> reporter: the bicyclists faces up to a year in county jail if convicted. david stevenso

levi randolph from half court. good if it goes. off the rim, and georgetown upsets number 12 alabama 57-55. the hoyas have two wins over top 15 teams this season. georgetown improves to 6-1. hometown hockey. after the penguins outshot the capitals 5-17 last night, alex ovechkin told us that it wasn't frustrating, but shouldn't it be? consider this not so fun fact. while bruce boudreau was head coach, the caps failed to record 20 shots on goal in the regular season just four times. under dale hunter, the caps have had less than 20 shots in back-to-back games. sidney crosby and alex ovechkin facing off for the first time since the winter classic. unfortunately, they didn't factor in last night. first period, john erskine gets into it. second period. jason chimera goes backhand. scores. nifty move. game tied at one. third period now. same score. loose puck here. erskine falls down. good look on net. oh, man. bounces off and if. see it again. he said he really should have made that save. the penguins win it 2-1. the caps have lost four

police say 23-year-old randolph ang ran a red light and hit a tourist. >> what i'm hoping for is therict attorney's office will evaluate this case for what it is instead of trying to make a statement that bike riders have to obey the rules of the road. >> reporter: george gascon says that's exactly the point he hopes this case makes to people on the streets and sidewalks. >> one thing i think people believe whether you're a pedestrian or riding a bike the rules of the road do not apply to you. >> we need to be further educating everyone on the rules of the road and enforcing the rules on the roads. >> reporter: san francisco's municipal transportation agency is considering stiffer penalties for riding bikes on sidewalks which is illegal for san francisco adults. bicycle advocates say it's unclear whether more rules or fines are the answer. >> i haven't really seen whether the county itself would prefer cycling on the sidewalks or people who go through stop signs are going to make a difference. >> reporter: the bicyclists faces up to a year in county jail if convicted. david stevenson

randolph road, industrial parkway headed southbound on 29. pretty typical at this time and no incident to report right new on northbound i-95 or southbound traveling between d.c. and baltimore. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> lawmaker on the hill may finally have reached an agreement to avoid a shutdown that would have happened tonight at midnight. >> congressional leaders say they have a deal on a $1 trillion compromise spending bill. we'll get more on the latest on the bill. sherry ly has the latest. >> reporter: lawmakers haven't given them justles much time to get this deal done but they say -- themselves much time to get this deal bun but they say it will get done. they must get it through both houses and passed before midnight. there was a thaw in the marathon negotiation yesterday. congressional lead vers reached a pi partisan agreement -- leaders have reached a bipartisan agreement on the bill. >> we believe that it is important to keep the government open and we believe it is important to finish the work on the payr

in further news, this is jerome randolph babbit, 65 years old, after he was pulled over and arrestedor drunk driving last saturday night in fairfax, virginia. according to police web was not in a crash but was driving on the wrong side of the road. this thing is on this news hour tonight because you may know him as randy babbitt of the faa. two days after the dui arrest, the same day he informed officials he was arrested. he resigned. mr. babbitt, the country's most senior air safety official served at his post since june of 2009. he leaves nearly three full years before the end of his term. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] in 189, a small town pharmacist set out to create a different kind of cold remedy using powerful medicine and natural ingredients from around the world. he called it vicks vaporub. today, the vicks journey continues. introducing new vicks nature fusion cold & flu syrup. powerful multi-symptom medicine flavored with natural honey instead of artificial flavors and dyes. so you can feel good about what you take to feel better. >>> when it comes to giving peopl

. >> this esther randolph, she's relentless. that, icky? my desk which used to be in my suite when i ran the [ bleep ] city is ready for use. >> will there be anything else? >> no. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] nucky! steve buscemi, "boardwalk empire" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. check him out this weekend on "saturday night live!" we'll be right back with darrell hammond, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there are over half a million apps and counting on the iphone. apps that can take you anywhere and do anything. you might say there's no limit to what this amazing device can do. so the question to ask is -- why would anyone want to limit the iphone? [ phone beeping ] we don't. truly unlimited data for your iphone, trouble hearing on the phone? only from sprint. visit sprintrelay.com. truly unlimited data for your iphone, trouble hearing on the phone? a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch"

investigators say the man was crossing veirs mill road by randolph shopping center when he was hit bylast night. the victim landed in the middle of the road and was hit by a dark-colored suv, which did not stop. he was taken to holy cross hospital where he later died. [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ now you can choose to save $35 a month for fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month, plus get a $300 verizon visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. but hurry, offer ends soon only at verizonfios.com. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> well, the day began cold and cloudy. >> cold and cloudy remains the situation. sunshine will be making a return before the day is done. yes, it's a cold and cloudy start this morning. temperatures hovering in the upper 20s, low 30s. most of the snowflakes in frederick, hagerstown. but even those will be coming to an end shortly. clearing out this afternoon

it has been tucked in the woods for seven years along randolph road near parklawn drive. police raided the camp site after one of the residents was accused of beating his girlfriend. police went to arrest him and forced everyone to leave. >> i don't feel it is correct to have us suffer because one person did something wrong. >> representatives from montgomery county homeless outreach program will be at the site later today. they'll work with everyone to find shelter. after that, they'll condemn the property. >> today, the fbi is going to announce a new initiative as they try to solve a cold case. the bureau will team up with police in d.c. and maryland. their hopes of finding a serial rapist. the he attacked women between 1991 and 1998. he's been dubbed the potomac river rapist. police will offer a $25,000 reward for his capture. the fbi was inspired to reopen this case after the recent arrest of the so-called east coast rapist who was caught in connecticut. he will go on trial next year in virginia. >>> police in prince george's county say three people were hurt when a s

wheaton say at least a dozen streetlights are out along veers mill road between connecticut avenue and randolph road, leaving that neighborhood in the darkness. on saturday, two pedestrians were killed in separate accidents along this stretch of roadway. residents we talked with are worried about more accidents. >> a lot of times i see women and children in strollers walking this time of year it gets dark early. there's no visibility for them. >> they called pepco about the problem, and they sent out a crew to check the lights. however, as of this time, they have not yet replaced the bulbs. so the streetlights remain off. >>> today d.c. council member mary chay will introduce a new p proposal to change taxicab services in the district. it would require cabbies to accept credit cards and other digital payments, have gps tracking their movements around the city, and have realtime reporting of their fares to be monitored by the d.c. taxicab commission. and the cabs will be required to be painted a single color. the biggest overhaul since 2008. some cab drivers say the cost of monitoring will force

at least a dozen streetlights are out on veers mill road between connecticut avenue and randolph roadaving the community in darkness. two pedestrians were killed in separate accidents along that stretch of road. neighbors we talked to are worried about more accidents. >> a lot of times i see women and children with strollers walking. at this time of year, it gets dark early, and there's no visibility. >> we called pepco about the problem, and they sent a crew to check out the lights. but at this time they have not repaired or replaced a bulb. so the streetlights remain off. >>> today president obama and vice president biden will attend a ceremony at joint base andrews. the president will welcome home u.s. troops from iraq. president obama marked the end of the war last week meeting with troops in ft. bragg, north carolina. the withdrawal ends a nine-year war in which 4,500 americans were killed and 32,000 were wounded. >>> another day of home coummii for area families. more than 200 soldiers will arrive on a flight at 9:00 this morning. the remaining members will return this evening.

georgia avenue and randolph, same deal. lots moorehead lights, but at least things are moving along. brunswick east 892 on the marc rail cancelled. marc train camden 841 a long delay. and brunswick east 890 a minor delay of 9 minutes. angie and eun? angie an[ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. and it may not do any good. >>> maria shriver is reportedly having second thoughts about divorcing arnold schwarzenegger. according to tmz shriver told friends she is now unsure about the divorce because of her strong religious beliefs and because the former california governor is trying to w

let's take a live look at route 29 as you head around the white oak area near randolph road. there is an accident at cherry hill road. authorities are just arriving on the scene there. mike, back to you. >>> thanks, monika. an american teenager is on top of the world for the seventh time. this week, 15-year-old jordan romero became the youngest climber to reach the highest mountains on each of the seven continents. the teenager reached a summit of the highest mountain in antarctica which has an elevation of 16,067. last year, he climbed mt. ev res, an accomplishment he said sent a message. >> the message is that if you set your mind to anything that you set out to do, set a goal, it can be possible. >> there you have it. romero broke the record previously held by 16-year-old british climber george adkins who finished climbing all seven summits last may. >> well, the wizards start their strike shortened season tonight. the nba started christmas day overall with a rematch from last year's finals. we have highlights coming up in sports. before we head to break, let's take anothe

randolph bourne. he who wounmounts a wild elepha goes where the wild elephant goes.ny wild elephants in your time? >> yeah. i'm on one now. you never know. yeah. >> do you feel like life's about mounting wild elephants, it's about taking risks? >> it can be. it can be. risk taking is a wonderful thing. you don't want to just take it just for that sake of that. i mean that can get you in trouble, you know, too. >> what's been the biggest gamble do you think you've taken with your career? >> with my career. when you first said it before you said the word career i was going to say marriage. i was deathly afraid of getting married. >> why were you? because clearly you're very good at it. >> well, i said -- you made a little bit of the quote there about the death thing, which drives my wife crazy when i say it. but my theory is that if death is the -- kind of the end of the story, like the last chapter in the story, that marriage is a giant step in that direction. because -- >> towards death. >> towards death. >> no wonder your wife doesn't like you -- >> exactly. because

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in further news, this is jerome randolph babbit, 65 years old, after he was pulled over and arrestedday night in fairfax, virginia. according to police web was not in a crash but was driving on the wrong side of the road. this thing is on this news hour tonight because you may know him as randy babbitt of the faa. two days after the dui arrest, the same day he informed officials he was arrested. he resigned. mr. babbitt, the country's most senior air safety official served at his post since june of 2009. he leaves nearly three full years before the end of his term. we'll be right back. ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the other guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains