and william randolph hearst lived out west with a hollywood actress. on the opposite side, on the -- which you see is cary grant on the right leaning against a roman first century marker. but what hasn't been discussed before is william randolph hearst as an art collector. he was very different from most american art collectors. he was not someone who made a fortune and then turned to art buying in his 60s or 70s as was the typical american model. he actually collected art all of his life, traveling abroad from the time he was a small boy. i thought i would begin this examination by reading you a letter that he wrote to his mother and fellow art collector when he was 26. about this statue. which he desperately wanted to buy. dear mother, why didn't you buy this. it is superb. i have a great motion to buy it myself in fact. the one thing that prevents me is the scarcity of funds, as it were. the man wants $8,000 for the glooming thing, that is a little above my head. i have the art fever terribly. queer, isn't it? i never thought i would get it this way

although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day, he returns later and paces outside her door. >> obviously through 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 hid 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'l

there is a bus stop just right here on randolph road on viers mill road. the sidewalk here looks good. i know for people catching the bus this morning you want to be careful of the slippery spots. that's the latest here in silver spring. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >> no delays or cancellations at any local airport. that's a far cry from what it was like yesterday. 900 were canceled in the u.s. that's according to flight aware.com. more than 100 originated from reagan national airport. only philadelphia had more. >>> the snow is out of our area but we are far from out of the woods when it comes to cold air. more than 120 million americans are dealing with bitter cold temperatures today. this is a live picture from detroit. a pretty picture. but it is 11 degrees there right now. feels like negative 6 with the windchill. it's only going to get colder. freezing temperatures from montana to maine today. some places will see windchills up to negative 30 degrees. in central new york they are expecting several feet of snow as well. storm team 4 meteorolog

this issis 2112 south randolph. firefighters now moving out of the house.fire is put out. but one person removed from the fire. still not knowing the condition of that person or what the source of the fire was. but we do know the fire is out at this point. we'll continue to give you updates all morning long as we have them. reporting live here if arlington, zachary kiesch news 4. >>> 6:03. immediate changes on the way in response to the underground emergency on metro last week. metro will announce new changes to its protocol including allowing train operators to turn off systems without reaching out to central command in an emergency. you will also see new signage on trains that make emergency exits clearer and tell you what to do in a crisis. you can download the nbc washington app for a push alert about all the changes. right how the ntsb says it's working to figure out why an arcing problem started that caused the tunnel to fill up with smoke. lawmakers are a demanding answers. >> so we they doing now, the urgency of now to correct the problem. >> that was senator barba

jennings randolph came to washington with franklin roosevelt, taking his oath of office in 1933. and he was still here when ronald reagan arrived in 1981. he was a walking history lesson who embodied and gladly imparted a half century of american history. you may be wondering by now what all these ruminations have to do with the subject of senate leadership. the answer is this: what makes the senate work today is the same thing that made it work in the days of clay, webster and calhoun, in whose temple we gather this evening. it isn't just the principled courage, creative compromise and persuasive eloquence that these men brought to the leadership of the senate -- important as these qualities were in restoring the political prestige and constitutional importance of the senate itself in the first half of the 19th century. by the way, it is interesting to me that at that time an alarming number of our predecessors in the office of the senate found the house of representatives more attractive and more promising and left the senate to find their careers over there. it isn't simply an

randolph, al jazerra. >>> one of the two brothers expected of attack the charlie hebdo office on hisuary 7th has been buried in a unmarked grave in the city of raps, he had settled there several years ago. the mayor of raps on rans objected to his burial there believing it could be a place of pilgrim i believe or trigger violence. >>> two french nationals have been detained in yemen because of suspects links to al qaeda actual it's yemeni branch has claimed responsibility to the tottenhamattack on charlie hebdo. >> translator: two french nationals have been arrested and being interrogated. in regards to the presence of foreign elements in yemen we believe that there is up to 1,000 foreign fighters or more in the country. >>> the united states has freed a prisoner held on as an enemy combatant for 13 years. he has now flown home to qatar. he admitted one count of conspiracy to provide material support to al qaeda his lawyers say he only pleaded guilty in order to be able to return home to his family. >>> libya's tripoli based self-declared government is meet to go decide whether to se

it's on south randolph street just off walter reed drive. it took 70 firefighters to get everything under control. ahead in our next half hour news4's pat collins will have more on lee and the friends who are remembering him tonight. >>> accused serial killer charles sevens is headed to a hospital for a mental exam. julie carey was in the courtroom and reports severance had several outburst today telling the judge his attorneys don't represent him. he's charged in connection with the murders of three well-known alexandria residents. prosecutors say the initial mental competency exam ordered was incomplete because severance refused to be interview twid forensic psychologist. they hope placing him in a hospital will help him get the help needs and a more extensive exam. the judge agreed and he will be moved from the arlington county jail to a state psychiatric facility. a longtime friend of severance's who has visited him in jail recently says he understands why sechbs severance is refusing to cooperate snipt doesn't surprise me at all. i know

he was a power to william randolph hearst and the horse -- yahoo! whole thing was buzz off. joe kennedy had a strange love/a relationship, one of the great tracks about not announcing and there for getting rid of everybody else can you imagine joe biden in a moment trying to raise some money? what is the debt that? is a waste of money but in the case of joe kennedy, he wanted to be the president and thought i am the only person who can and i am so ridge i can run my own campaign and don't need help from anybody sell he was hoping but it was such an extent joe kennedy's whole career was a result of roosevelt, he caught him in a trap roosevelt needed foreign policy experience and said i would like to be the american ambassador in london. roosevelt fought why should i give the final card in his hand? on the other hand if he gets to london, that is what he did. left him swinging. kennedy would even come back and spend weeks on end in his compound in florida plotting against roosevelt and roosevelt would call him up and say don't you know there is a war on? mr. chamberlain is ask

randolph grew up mostly in san jose with her grandma and graduated high school there last june. >> iwould tell lexus just come home. i feel safer with you being at home. san jose. this is not the place i want my grand kids to be at, oakland. >> reporter: the shooting drew a crowd. school children -- >> this is my community. >> it's always that hits you in the heart. >> it's frustrating. i'm about to throw my hands up and say, i'm frustrated. let somebody come in. where are all these protesters when we are using so many african american lives in the streets of oakland. i mean where are they. >> i never would have thought that i would have had to come out here and identify my granddaughter's body. >> reporter: alexis was in oakland staying with her other grandparents to be closer to work and to classes that she was to start at laney college. nothing from opd gasia yet on what might have been behind this double murder and who they might be looking for. >> just 19. debora villalon, thank you. >>> closing argumenting began today in martinez in the case of a school teacher from concord who

we just got the report randolph rove at nebel street. the train gates are stuck in the down position. we've seen a couple of people drive around. would not recommend that at all. it seems like they're stuck. avoid that area as well. wider look at things overall no major problems as we take a look at the beltway. little slow 95 southbound and bw parkway. back in ten minutes with travel times. yo >>> d.c.'s cold emergency plan is in effect this morning. additional services in place to protecreside visitors and city work frers the extreme cd w centers has been opened for the homeless in our area. >>> a blizzard is hammering new england. the snow is falling down. she told us she's 5-5-and the snow is up to her knees. the area is expected to get to to three feet of snow throughout the day. officials there are anticipating wide spread power outages and possible flooding along the coast. the new york city subway and bus system shut down at 11:00 last night. look for a live report in less than ten minutes. right now 123 flights are cancelled out

zach randolph for two. the sixers lose 101-83. >>> how about this? the fanatic in the house. the quakers have lost 11 straight games. but tonight, tony hicks takes it strong to the hoop and penn pulls off the upset. >>> the nfl skills competition. looking for the most creative breakaways. that is pretty cool. but look at this. getting 21-year-old south jersey native to help him. he finds the back of the net. ♪ with the card accepted by 90% of doctors in the philadelphia region you have the freedom to relish right now. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> snow expected as we head into tomorrow night, lingering into monday. but this is after 10:00, 11:00, you will be safe to run your errands during the day. >> we will be watching it close for sure. that is nbc 10 news for now. i'm george spencer. "saturday night live" is next. for news and weather updates any time check out our nbc 10 news app. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible differ

yesterday, 70 firefighters responded to a fire on south randolph. that situation resulted in the death of a 73-year-old denizli lee, who died of smoke inhalation. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> searchers will return to the scene of a deadly fire in annapolis tomorrow morning to look for the remains of the sixth victim of the monday fire. the chief medical examiner in baltimore is working to identify the five bodies that were recovered. investigators say detailed investigation into how the fire started will not be done until the remains of all the victims are found. a long time montgomery county teacher is facing child pornography charges. peter flynn was acquitted this afternoon on two counts of possessing and distributing child pornography. he was a special ed teacher in bethesda. montgomery county school system said they suspended him after learning about the investigation. he had been teaching in the school since 1979. he faces a maximum of 30 years in prison. a 10th grade student was arrested at bowie high school this morning. the student had a l

randolph is your route around that. we are slow everywhere. take extra time and leave herbally. better get there late than never. the wide look overall very very slow. almost everywhere. taking a look at 66 95 there in virginia 95 headed through dale city you're going 10 miles an hour. maryland into and out of town the same thing looking at the bw parkway. in and out of town is 15 minutes. >>> two police officers were shot while responding to a robbery call in the bronx. take a look at the new video just into the newsroom now. our sister station in new york says one officer was shot in the arm. the other was shot in the back. both are expected to be okay. so far no arrests have been made. >>> right now 12 aircrafts are headed to the crash site of airasia 8501. bad weather so far has made the search for survivors very difficult. 152 bodies remain missing. the search is now extended into the java sea. divers will now resume efforts to find the wreckage of the plane. earlier this week weathers were too dangerous forcing the divers to return to land. >>> and a first day for congress

. >> the school board had already approved an alternative which would put additions on randolph and barcroft elementary schools. parents are waiting for what's next. >> county does a great job for the children. hopefully they can solve this problem so we don't have to move out or look for other options. >> a spokesperson for arlington county schools tells me it's too early to say what the school district or school board will want to do next. that decision may take a couple of weeks. caroline tucker, abc 7 news. >> top democrats tell politico hillary clinton is considering delaying the launch of a likely presidential campaign until july. that's three months later than originally planned. politico reports clinton doesn'texpect any major challenges for the democratic nomination and will use the extra time to develop her message. early public opinion polls show clinton far ahead of any potential democratic rivals. another potential presidential candidate mitt romney took jabs at clinton while addressing students at mississippi state university yesterday. he called the former secretary of state c

randolph was one of several in philadelphia to refuse to sign the constitution. and there's a lot of suspenseus issuspense around what he's going to say when he stands up in richmond in the virginia ratification convention and what side he's going to come down on. these objections to the constitution haven't changed. my principles, my positions on this haven't changed. i have my doubts. but at this point, seven states have ratified the constitution. eight states had ratified the constitution, excuse me. i'm not going to be the one to separate us from our sister state. so at the end of the day, there's a lot of debate, fascinating from the leaders in american history. patrick henry leading the anti-federalists along with james monroe who decides that despite the frustrations with the current government, the constitution was too dangerous. it was missing the bill of rights. he couldn't get behind it. he could get behind the powers of congress over the revenue in trade. there had to be a bill of rights. so he reluctantly came out full force against the constitution.

addition to the paid interning we awarded 25 small grant to the small business community such as the randolph and the bay area and the mission neighborhood center that allowed us to build the relationship with the nonprofit leaders and impose more than 5 hundred young people to the puc because it is so successful and the regular session to request approval to renew the grants for this summer to give you an idea this shows with the sewage youth lives by zip code this st. is in areas where the puc operations have the most impact such as in the mission and southeast an did you want workforce development we help to support the current employees as of october 1st, the office of economic workforce development lastly presentation recorded that the puc achieved 40 percent of local hiring of san francisco resident resulting in over 4 hundred thousand craft hours and this is significant because the puc exceeded the 20 to thirty percent announced requirement in addition to the mandatory requirement the puc hired one hundred and 20 hen presence this year we'll be looking at our workforce to make sure the

that is jonathan randolph. how about the shot? just the club, the ball, and fantastic shop here he made the birdie. the shot of the day. hold on. how about zach johnson in the bunker? over a ridge. relief baby. a great shot. a couple of birds but that one was terrific. the caps are in nashville to play the predators tomorrow night. they fired him this past spring. he goes home. the caps and predator tomorrow night. >> show us shots of golf? and the weather is like this ehre? -- here? >> the weather is warm. >> we thought you are front. a panda creates 3d creations in midair. >> new timelines released for the metro smoke incident. that is the top trending story. the smithsonian offers a close look at the spirit of st. louis plane. you can read all of those stories right now on wjla.com. >> this is -- this could change the way your kids and you create art. this is the world's first 3d lighting pen. it allows you to write in the air. he created this by accident when his 3d printer malfunction. he was trying to raise $30,000. ended up

that fire broke out aroun this morning on the 2100 block of south randolph street in the shirlington section of the county. firefighters rescued the man from the burning home. he was taken to the virginia hospital center in unknown condition. still no word of what caused the fire. and investigators continue trying to identify the two bodies found at the scene of monday's mansion fire in annapolis. the medical examiner's office in baltimore is conducting autopsies autopsies. four other people are unaccounted for. relatives believe don and sandra pyle and their four grandkids were in this huge waterfront home when it caught fire. and the pyle and boone families issued a statement today thanking the community and investigators. in part it says "we wish to express our gratitude and appreciation for the love and support being shared with us during this tragic event. we are blessed that so many family friends and neighbors have come together for us in our time of need." it goes on to say "our love for our family is boundless and our loss demands time andet reflection to process these feeli

she was killed when her van struck a tree at randolph and ails road this morningside, maryland. the victim's name has not been released and we talked to the morningside police chief. >> on arrival on the scene we observed the whit mini sar -- white mini star van, ford van with a white female stuck between the door and the tree. upon further investigated that we approached the vehicle that the female was deceased. >> our reconstruction accident team with prince george's county police is trying to determine exactly how the crash happened. authorities say the victim was well-known in the neighborhood and was a resident of morningside. >>> it may be good for business but not so good for consumers. d.c. lawmakers are hearing from a citizens group opposed to a merger between energy giants exelon and pepco. a report from an ohio based think tank says the merger would have a negative impact on the city and its residents. opponents argue the merger would lead to higher electricity bills. exelon is the largest owner of nuclear plants in the united states. it hopes to buy pepco for $6.4 bi

then in the second quarter the grizzlies up by double digits this time zak randolph knocks down the niceit seemed like he was pretty much doing that all night. almost to the end of the second now we have courtney lee with the nice three. sixers lose 101 to 83. >>> penn taking on saint joe's at the palestra and look who it is. the philly phanatic stopping by to take in a game, of course. free throws right here. to the game, big drive by hawks aaron brown, slams with the left hand right there. it is a big five game and anything can happen. antonio woods with the bucket for the quakers. penn picks up this upset victory way 56 to 52 win. >>> college of charleston visiting drexel. johnson drops the 3-pointer. then with time running out check out right here this great pass to damien lee. and he will make the three to put the dragons ahead for good. they win 53 to 51. >>> okay checking out the skills competition at the nhl all-star game. that shot of the night came from nashville's shea weber. that was a 108.5 miles an hour slapshot. jake voracek imitating one of the blue jackets earlier. he pu

he had lived in the house on south randolph for 30 years. firefighters are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> tonight "dateline" will tell the story of a largo man who police say killed five women across prince george's county. p jason scott will spend the rest of his life in jail. he was sentenced to 85 years for two of those murders. i sat down with dennis murphy. he says scott stalked his victims in his own backyard. >> his m.o. was to put on his gear the ski mask with only the eyes showing, and crawl around the backyards of the neighborhoods where he lived. he would see the people during the day and at night he had this secret life and he was out there. >> you can watch more on tonight's "dateline" starting at 10:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> 4:48 now. today is a special one for the men and women who protect lawmakers, staff and visitors every day on capitol hill. the latest group of u.s. capitol police academy cadets will graduate. the ceremony starts today at 11:00. it will include awards presentations for marks man shi

zach randolph muscles his way underneath for the deuce. he finishes with 17 points and 14 boards.ixers lose 101-83. how about this? the phanatic in the house. quakers had lost straight five games but all streaks come to an end. tony hicks doing his part to take it to the ten and gets the layup against the window. penn pulls off the upset. check this out. claude giroux with some pretty puck handling here and they're looking for the most creative breakaway goals. i'm sure the fans love this, gets a young stantsassistant to help him out. and next 21-year-old onhawaii hockey helps him out. good stuff. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. enjoy your weekend. >> and like you said you can catch super bowl xlix right here on nbc 10 next sunday. today, keith jones and comcast sports net john clark arrive in arizona. look for team coverage on-air or online leading up to the big game. >>> today marks the beginning of catholic schools week across the country and here in our area. this year's theme is catholic schools, communities of faith, knowledge, and service. in bucks county studen

fancy passing, with the slam right there s, to the second quarter, grisslies up by double digit zach randolph knocking in the nice jump right there. doing that all night. almost to the end of the second, we have a courtney lee, with the three. sixers lose this 1101 to 83. >>> penn taking on st. joe's at the palestra. guess who was there the philly phanatic tacking in a game, he does have to work on those free throws, to the game big drove hereby hawks erin brown rises up, slams with the left hand t as big five game. anything can happen. here is antonio woods with the bucket for the quakers yes penn will pick up the upset victory. >> to charleston visiting drexel's great passing cameron johnson, dropping the three, will take four-point lead. then with time running out great pass to damian lee. he makes the three, now that will put the dragons up for good, win this 153 to 51. to the skills competition at the all-star game, shot of the night, 108.5-mile per hour slap shot. funniest moment, from voracek imitating blue jacket, earlier did this with seven year old boy, copied the previous break awa

north of boston for those randolph sunglasses. south of los angeles.lite flashlight. and tonight, we're pulling into aida ohio population6,000. where tucked between the farms and neighborhoods, their water tower was the first sign we had arrived. inside 130 workers stitch and lace wilson footballs. >> i try to make the best footballs that i can every day. >> reporter: every daday, hand afting 4,000 of them. >> i don't know that you can make it by machine, because to me it takes craftsmen to do it. >> reporter: it's an intense four-part process. patterns are hand cut, sown together. virginia a new hire here, just four months. virginia passes the ball to mark and donna connelly who turn the ball inside out and lace it up. they met here on the line. they've been married 20 years. what do their four children think of this? >> they think it's awesome. >> reporter: and finally, the balls are filled with air before being shipped off to the game. where we were waiting for them right here at at&t stadium. this is the big delivery huh? every one of them hand ins

roosevelt were the heroes like franklin roosevelt or churchill the villain is really good like william randolph hearst mrs. a cinquain if you like of american newspapers so was joe kennedy and charles lindbergh and a man called the father charles to is the inventor of hate radio. yet avast listenership and he was against fdr with foreign policy also wicked anti-semites like henry ford who would issue a daily newspaper praising isolationism draw his distribution deals you could pick one up in the show room and spiteful stuff how the jews were running the country down then people like walt disney was anti-semitic and he welcomed people to hollywood and all the other moguls would pass. to the with these personalities it should be remembered that history is made up of personalities and strong personalities to make an enormous difference there are socio-economic movements that take place but in the case of most stories you can make a real difference and to the nike dash christoph -- chris jeff and tell i thought about it to say i don't think that aristotle onassis would have proposed. [laughter] and

. >> randolph met her boyfriend while she was working at a ups facility and she just started communityere placed on lockdown for an hour. police have not released information about a suspect. >>> the berkeley city council will be holding a meeting today about improving community and police communications, this will happen at adeline street, and they'll talk about the michael brown case in ferguson, missouri and how it affected the community here. businesses and a number of people were arrested and businesses were vandalized. >>> a father of a player is joining the search for a morgan hill teenager. she disappeared in march of 2012. they'll be a couple of other volunteers who will continue to search for lamar every saturday. his son logan organized a autographed signing event to raise money for the search effort. >>> two men forced their way in through an iron gate and pretenned to be police officers. it happened in the engleside neighborhood. the homeowner didn't want to be identified, but he told us what happened. >> a kid knocked down the door, the door wasn't locked so they just ope

sam had paid for my flying to get a private's license and have a basis for going on to flying at randolph and kelly air force base. the other thing was that as a young person, i had been interested in aviation, mainly because i was exposed to a lot of army air corp flying. i was born and raised in dayton, ohio and i had an opportunity to observe what the army air corp was doing at a base that no longer exist. called mccook field. it was the first test base that the army air corp had. >> thank you colonel. >> another question? >> i'd like to make one comment. >> yes sir. >> in regard to the point. there are a lot of cliches that come out of a war and one of them is that they refer to us as the greatest generation. i disavow that and i put that in a book i wrote. that i disavow it. what i do say is this. and i said earlier. that every time those values that we hold dear as a nation were threatened, young men and women came forward and responded. and they may not have been the greatest generation but they were best of the generation. and i say this with great conviction because of the way we

he said if i have to play golf one more time with randolph scott, i may go out of my mind.there is political gossip that has fueled that since 1947. i tried to oblige by writing him what amounted to this with a subscription list of one. i did not actually meet nixon in person until the spring of 1961 where he wanted help writing articles for the saturday evening post. visiting washington, he borrowed from the law office of bill eisenhower's attorney general this was the day before at large l.a. firms would house their own offices in washington. and after we discuss the articles that he wanted, he said incident early don't send me those drop letters i don't want to be a member of one of those politicians that remembers peoples numbers. and that was a lesson learned. eisenhower was a natural politician and nixon, as a politician, was not. i also learned how comfortable it was to help nixon on writing his projects. which i continue to do for the next three years. and like him he admired writers and he said that writing this was a compelling account of his career to his preside

here the eccentric virginia senator john randolph brought his hunting dogs into the chamber and the dashing texas senator sam houston sat here and sat at the desk. and here seated at his desk in the back row, massachusetts senator charles thurman beaten violently over the head with a cane wielded by representative preston booths of south carolina who objected to sumner's strongly abolitionist speeches and sumner had heaped upon brooks' uncle with the governor of south carolina. because our british cousin ss chose to set fire to the capitol in the war of 1812, congress was forced to move into the patent office building in downtown washington and late into a building known as the brick house located on the present site of the supreme court building. the incident was december of 1819 before the senators were able to return to the restored and elegant chamber, they met here for 40 years. and it was during that exhilarating period that the senate experience its golden age. here in this rom the senate tried to deal with the emotional and destructive issue of slavery by passing the missouri compro

randolph road also looks wonderful. down here you see all white. you can't see the road at all. you have a mix of fluffy snow here. you also have slushy spots too. and then you have ice. i want you to listen for a second. this road is brent ford drive in rockville. it is particularly ice covered and snowy. if you just listen you can really hear it cracking. that's the ice. it is slippery. very very slick. 4 you want to be very careful on your commute this morning. we have a link to the montgomery county snowplow tracker. go to nbcwashington.com and search "snowplow tracker." it will show you the map and which areas of the county have been plowed and which have >>> kristin, thank you. thankfully there's no more snow in the forecast. but there's plunging temperatures. it will make it feel even colder outside than it was yesterday. tom kierein will break it all down in the next few minutes at 5:51 with weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> 11 before the hour now. in a month bob mcdonnell is supposed to report to prison for a sentence on corruption. he will appeal the ruling at some po

he and his 19-year-old girlfriend alexis randolph were shot to death about noon yesterday. near 105 and eaves avenue. police have no arrests and are offering a reward for information. >>> ktvu's debora villalon asked the mayor about the uptick in violence and got a firm answer from libby schaaf. >> i have been in every neighborhood in this city and i have done work in every neighborhood this city. there is no neighborhood that i will not go to. >> mayor schaaf appeared at a community event to raise funds for an after-school program. she said programs that help kids are an important part of creating safety in oakland. >>> reports that at least ten people are dead in violent protests in niger after the french magazine featured a picture of the prophet muhammad. protesters set fire to churches and bars and the other five were killed in a church fire after a prayer service. last week islamist extremists stormed the paris offices of charlie hebdo, killing 12 people. >>> i new arrest in connection with the suspected terror plot in belgium. police arrested two people that they bel

here the eccentric virginia senator john randolph brought his hunting dogs into the chamber, and the dashing texas senator, sam houston, sat over here to my right; he sat at his desk whittling wooden hearts for ladies in the gallery. seated at his desk in the back row massachusetts senator charles sumner was beaten violently over the head with a cane wielded by representative preston brooks of south carolina, who objected to sumner's strongly abolitionist speeches and the vituperation that sumner had heaped upon brooks' uncle, senator butler of south carolina. the senate first met here in 1810, but, because our british cousins chose to set fire to the capitol during the war of 1812 congress was forced to move into the patent office building in downtown washington, and later into a building known as the brick capitol, located on the present site of the supreme court building. hence, it was december 1819 before senators were able to return to this restored and elegant chamber. they met here for 40 years, and it was during that exhilarating period that the senate experienced its "golden

. >>> right now randolph road is closed while police investigate a serious crash. a van slammed into a tree. one person taken to the hoptd hospital. >>> and right now police are investigating a fatal collision involving a positive decembern and at least one vehicle, probably more. it happened at landover road and matthew henson in hyattsville. megan mcgrath is live at the scene. what are police saying about what happened this morning? >> investigators are still here but starting to wrap up their investigation on the scene. you can see the white car there loaded on to the back of a tow truck. that is the vehicle that struck the woman who was killed here this morning. she was nearby right close to this bus stop across the street. police are trying to figure out now is whether that was the only car that hit her. police turned around traffic as the stop light, just up route 2902 at matthew henson avenue, the body of a woman, struck and killed while apparently trying to cross the street. >> put a light to stop the traffic so that people can come out of this neighborhood

you treat it like crazy, randolph said it's life, the losing team coach needs to train better.0 years plus, could have done that numerous times, never did. some schools can't find players to fill the roster and that's why. great show. paul, fantastic. join us every night at 6:00 p.m. we appreciate it. you don't want to miss neil cavuto's coverage of state of the union, starts at 8:00 p.m. right now here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. we're now just two hours from president obama's sixth state of the union address. president obama is expected to present his left wing wish list tonight, including something he's called for in each of his state of the union addresses since he took office. bigger government, and more tax hikes. the president and his own words will go on offense against the new republican-led congress, despite historic loss for him and the democratic party in the midterm elections. he's widely expected to take credit for what he considers to be an improving economy, an economy improving in part

everson's that day she has studied william randolph hearst his art collection, and the buildings. has a masters degree with an emphasis in architectural history

. >> reporter: also on tuesday was a vigil for 19-year-old alexis randolph, along with the man she wasrd livingston was shot and killed in oakland last friday. >> why did this happen to her? why would it happen to anybody's child? she is a very young girl. just got taken away from us. >> reporter: neighbors told us the two families don't have enough money to bury the men, so the neighbors have started a crowd funding effort to help out. >> john, thank you. >>> tonight, 2 investigates uncovers new questions about a former chp officer accused of stealing nude pictures of women he pulled over. in an interview you will only see on ktvu channel 2 news, eric rasmussen spoke to a woman who was stopped by the officer. >> reporter: we already knew shawn harrington was the officer charged with stealing nude photos from the phones of women he pulled over. he is also the same officer who chose not to check out a deadly car fire when a witness asked for his help back in august. at the time, the chp said the officers could not respond because he and his partner were already busy dealing with a dui j

this video shows fire crews on south randolph street calmed to the house around 4:30 this morning. right now we do not know what the person's condition is. >>> today a man accused in three high-profile murders hospitalized to evaluate meant's competency. the hearing begins for charles severance at 10:00. it didn't run without incident. severance displayed a rude gesture when the judge ordered a mental competency exam for him last month. the findings will reveal this morning a doctor saying he's difficult to evaluate because he refuses to cooperate. severance is accused of killing nancy dunning, ronald kirby and ruth ann lagado during a ten-year period. >>> today a man accused of planning to bomb the u.s. capitol will be arraigned in tort. christopher darnell police arrested him at an ohio gun shop last week after he bought two riffs and -- rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. his father says he was coerced and could never have gone with the plot. >>> and thousands expected to attend the annual march for life rally. the event kicked off around 7:30 this morning. live at the rally, t

carter in the 17th year later zach randolph, can only score inside.teen-point, 14 rebounds, then vince carter again yes he still plays, i get the sixers he's still ramming. 101-83 sixers fifth lost in a row. just like the sixers villanova as less performance was grissly. losing by 2020 georgetown, can they redeem themselves tomorrow. now, all the sudden the cavs doesn't look nearly as tough as they did the start of basketball season, still 17 and two and jay wright says like any bad experience just shake it off. keep on moving. >> we're a good team, that did not pay attention to detail in that game, played a team that is very good, and was very hungry, we might not have matched their hunger for that game. and we learned from that. you know, that was our 19th game. and we have been very good in a lot of games and we'll come back, we'll come back in our game against creighton. >> drexel in college of channels ton, both teams having terrible seasons. >> this was fantastic finish. charleston takes it by four, drexel holds them scoreless the difference. >>

. >>> a vigil will be held for richard livingston and his girlfriend alexis randolph were shot and killed on 10th avenue in oakland in the afternoon. there was a vigil in san jose and that's where she graduated last year before moving to oakland. they have not released in i information about the shooting or the motive. >> she was too young taken too soon from us. she didn't live this lifestyle. this is not how she grew up or her lifestyle. >>> tonight's vigil for richard livingston begins on 10th avenue where the two were killed. his family says he leaves behind a one-year-old son and five brothers and sisters. he was well liked in the community. >>> a woman in pennsylvania now being reunited from her camera that was stolen from the bay area last year. clayton douglas bought a camera that looks like this one at a garage sale in san francisco. when he looked through the memory card, he saw dozens of vacation places from places like the grand canyon and europe. using those photos he was able to track town the owner, katie briggs. the cameras was stolen when she was in the mission district o

two of randolph's close friends returned to help honor the homicide victim. >> through every darkness i went through, she was always there for me. she was my everything. through high school, through growing up. >> reporter: hours before the vigil they were creating signs and gathering balloons to help make their feelings clear. >> we definitely want to stop the violence. i feel too many people have been taken away from us due to violence. but we also wanted to bring everyone from school together just to celebrate alexis life. >> reporter: alexis and the man she was dating were shot to death just after noon last friday. alexis had moved to oakland to live with her grandfather last year and that's where she met livingston. >> she was way too young, taken too soon from us. this is not her lifestyle. this is not how she grew up. she was just graduated from this field last year. now we have a vigil, candlelight we're going to do for her tonight. this really saddens us. >> just an all around great person. she had no enemies which made it harder to see her go the way she did. >> reporter: bo

a man in his 70s died erl through morning after a fire broke out in his home along south randolph street in arlington. news4's pat collins spoke with those who knew him and he's live at the scene tonight. pat? >> reporter: chris, you know sometimes our lives can be defined by football. dennis lee was a huge dallas cowboys fan living in redskins country. and when the skins would beat the cowboys, his friends would make him walk around in a burgundy and gold shirt. he was a regular at the american legion hall in arlington. his friends there, they said they're going to miss him. the fire victim here 73-year-old dennis lee. he was a retired odd-job contractor. he lived in this house for 30 years. angry fire march t its way around this office. it took several firefighters to get things under control here. one of the few things untouched a jai dpangigantic dallas cowboys flag near the front door. >> big cowboys fan. big cowboys fan. biggest cowboys fan in the '60s, he said for whatever reason we loved to tease him about that. >> reporter: he was very active in the american legion post 85 in ar

randolph noble, al jazeera. >> a pour storm is blanketing southwest china with snow. maintenance workers are working around the clock to clear the road. airports are trying to present further flight sdruingsz of the the snowfall is expected to continue until monday. lebanon, the death toll from the severe winter storm began on tuesday has risen to 7. 4 are bangladeshi workers who suffocated as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning from faulty heating. they criticize authorities for failing to clear the road. we saw lake effect know this past couple of days that had been deadly in certain areas. i want to take you to michigan to show you the event that happened there. this was just to the west of battle creek. this was about a little over 241 hours ago. let's put that in to motion. this is how it played out. you can see how the snow forms on the eastern side of the lake then moves over parts of michigan well we have seen an improvement, but, still, about 100 miles to about 120 miles out, we are still looking at lake-effect snow there, a very dangerous situation. visibi