on the stand later, sylvia randolph who testified that her husband wrote him a $10,000 check to go to the account of his ailing mother at the saint francis nursing home money the prosecution says went into williams pocket instead. sara, exactly when we'll see the two businessmen that allegedly bribed williams already plead guilty and is willing to testify for the prosecution here. >> officials remain on the scene in bucks county after chemical explosives were discovered at a home in oxville. it started yesterday when authorities arrived at the 8700 block of easton road. they were there to serve a mental health commitment warrant on a 70-year-old man and found the explosives and large amount of guns and ammunition. it's unclear if the 70-year-old will be charged with any crime. >> a man plead guilty to the murder of his girlfriend. he says he was mentally ill when he shot my precious hopkins. he is being evaluated and treated at a state psychiatric hospital and will then serve the rest of his time in prison. >>> turning to the forecast, still feeling warm outside and comfortable and dr

philip randolph, who later would organize the march on washington, got his start as a journalist in world war i. he ran one of the most radical african-american magazines in world war i, and a number of civil rights leaders served in that war, too. it was not the case that the 1960's -- 1920's was like the 1960's as an era of monumental progress in civil rights, but it sowed the seeds for later radicalism in important ways. what i discovered was that it not for theich first time posed this kind of dilemma about serving your country which so poorly served ambulances -ind of which tended to moment inan amazing which political losses, demoralized experiences, to the action of culture, literature, that those, music things could be built into a culture in a way which was trying to salvage messages of ofe, messages of resilience, ingenuity and imagination and of courage, which would be contributions to that culture at large. writers, artists, etc., were really setting down a legacy of african-american ability, african-american service which could be useful for later generations. legacymixed and

in the same north texas rural county, police charged another mother, cynthia marie randolph, on friday with two counts of injury to a child. >> , of course, everybody is distraught. i mean this is horrible. >> reporter: relatives outside the family's home in may said they had little information about how the two children died. their mother first told police she broke a car window to try and rescue one-year-old cavanaugh ramirez, and two-year-old juliet ramirez. >> being so young and-- i mean, you don't have any worries. >> reporter: nearly a month after their death, the 25-year-old mother admitted to investigators she found the kids playing in the car around noontime and when they refuse told get out, she left them there with the doors locked to teach them a lesson. she said she went back inside, smoked marijuana, and slept for two to three hours. when she got up, she found her children dead and broke the car window to corroborate her initial story. on child protective services in texas is also doing their own investigation on these cases. reena, we've confirmed in both of these situat

this is at the intersection of connecticut avenue and randolph road.t avenue to eastbound randolph road. let's take look at our maps. directing traffic so again you can't continue there. you can see the big backups on the map that are popping up on connecticut avenue southbound and northbound right now. again you're going to have to head eastbound so we're seeing big westbound delays on raffle dolled road. fox5 crews on the wage suspicious package being investigated currently connect connect avenue and raffle dollar road. avoid that information intersection if possible. southbound 292 right lanes block icc with a crash much delays there leading down to theism cc95 southbound much better bet. and then as we make our way o delays holding strong from basically urbana down to the beltway it's still going to take you an extra 30 minutes as for the rest of your maryland commute, top side of the beltway outer loop in college park from basically route 1 over to georgia avenue it's a 20 minute delay and then we're also seeing delays on the bottom side of the be

you may want to think about using randolph road is the workaround.10 minutes we will keep up close eye on your ride in northeast. look at liberty. this is our pet of the day. we are trying to figure out if she's a goldendoodle or just a golden -- is it a spaniel? i'm thinking more like goldendoodle or just a golden that's really cute. what a doll baby. if you want to see your pet and make sure it is our pet of the week, send your photo to .jla.com -- burst.com/wjla that liberty ring. [laughter] larry: this week we are giving away a trip to the sb's. -- espy's. to be a finalist, because of number seven right now, 703-528-7334. we will take our ram prize winner on friday. speaking of wins, another big one for tom brady. voted in the annual top 100 list by his peers twice. projecting the active players think the best performers will be in the upcoming season. he taught the inaugural list in 2000 11 and has never been outside the top five. miller came in second in the voting this year. autria: someone thinks that they play in washington state? detent --r

. >> a key witness sylvia randolph a long time friend of seth williams mother. she testified that in 2012 her husband wrote a check for $10,000 to go directly to the nursing home for seth williams's mother care. it was said to be diverted for items like mortgage payments and presents for his two daughters. the balance was never paid according to the archdiocese saying she spent 10 months calling seth williams trying to collect the balance for his ailing mother's care. an auditor testified about the path the money in question took and so far no indications as to whether williams will take the stand. >> tomorrow the prosecution plans to call bucks county businessman muhammad ali who the government says will testify that he gave thousands of dollars of of lavish gifts to seth williams. and the government calls them bribes and ali has cut a deal with the government to testify against seth williams hoping for leniency when his sentencing day comes. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> right now alabama and louisiana are under states of emergency as tropical storm

worth, texas, cynthia randolph was arrested in connection with her two young children inside a hot car. she admitted to locking them inside as punishment while she slept. meanwhile, houston police are investigating the after his dad forgot him. too often we have seen terrifying moments like this one, a child trapped in unbearable heat. just this week an indian officer rescued a 4-month-old baby that was locked inside a car for more than two hours. the temperature inside a car can shoot up 20 degrees in ten minutes, still, some parents just aren't getting the message. >> even with the national attention you would be amazed, at least several times a week. >> 13 children have died in hot cars this year alone and with extreme heat sweeping the country, the danger is growing. >> it's becoming like a greenhouse and the temperature is rising up quickly. >> and the child's chances inside a hot car are worse than an adult's. >> that quick change in temperatures is one of the most dangerous things to a child. >> now a push to new legislation with bipartisan support, motor vehicles to be equipped

times headline that william randolph hurst himself would look back on and perhaps be happy with. we have it, i swear we have it. i just saw it. anyway, we'll come back. there it is. that's how the l.a. times are portraying tomorrow's testimony. trump's loyalty demand. a viewers's guide. >>> welcome back to our broadcast. when you think about it, prior to today we were going on leaks, which became pres reports about what james comey saw and said and was told during his meetings with the president. what he rushed to write down afterwards. now we have james comey's words and memories on paper. by this time tomorrow night, if it we're still standing, we will have heard james comey in his own words under questioning from the senate intelligence committee. so we have brought in the big guns to game out what the questioning might look like in the morning, perhaps what it should sound like. former chief spokesman for the department of justice, a justice and security analy, mikko, back with us, former staffer on the house intelligence committee and house armed services committee. and look

initially randolph told the police the two locked themselves in the ago.ago she admitted she intentionally locked the kids in the car. she took a nap, smoked marijuana and before coming outside to the car . police in england arrested a woman after police say she loss control of her calf. it happened this morning as hundred s of people were celebrating the end of ram sedan done. our investigators are trying to find out exactly what has gone on, at this moment in mind it appears to be a real traffic collision that we're dealing with, but obviously the details of that will emerge over the coming hours and days. a total of six people three children were injured. well, marina, gwen, christine, lindsay, teisha -- >> we're playing the lottery after this. we weren't the only ones rocking the red today as the nationals got rocked by the redses at nationals park. the top plays of the week were wall catching catch good enough to be worthy. we'll find out ahead in red hot sports. i'm sensing a theme with these songs. >> yes you had to get in on it, didn't you. >> i ha

police say cynthia randolph initially claimed it was an accident but now admits that she locked the two-year-old and the 16 month old in the car as punishment. it's still early in the season. but it's already been a deadly summer. last week alone there were at least four children who died after being left inside hot cars. nbc jay car has a closer look at what continues to be a tragic trend. >> front yard baseball is a ride of summer. but for the family, the season also brings painful >> taking his wife to first. >> it's not a that you're a bad parent. you got distracted. >> temperatures climbing to 120 degrees. >> it's every parents' worse nightmare. >> he suffered six heat strokes but survived. >> but i hope somebody watching. this was potentially fatal. and yes it happens to parents all the time. >> it happened three times last week alone in texas. those children did not survive. >> 14 children have died in hot cars, the average 37 a year for one child every nine days lawmakers are pushing to make this mandatory in all vehicles. >> this is about saving kids lives. >> to make sure every family'

randolph initially told them they locked themselves in the car. according to investigators, thee sla she later told police she locked the children in the car and then went inside her house to smoke marijuana and take a three-hour nap. >> her neck is stuck. >> talk about a scary moment. a teenage girl dangles from a gondola ride. you can hear and see a crowd gathers just underneath the gand law to catch her, and they did. the teen was not seriously injured. the park says there does not appear to be any malfunction with the ride. >> 7:26. paying pennsylvania's bills and managing its money. pennsylvania treasurer joins us to discuss new programs designed to save you money. that plus the death of american student otto warmbier who came home in a coma after being chaled in north korea. why local experts say his death likely won't change policy. >> we were already in the process of adjusts his status and working through the motions we needed to do to legalize him. >> this all comes your way on nbc 10 at issue. it airs this morning at 11:30. >>> coming u

in maryland, issues in fairland, northbound 29 is blocked near randolph road and cherry hill. traffic is sent on to the service road. this affects northbound 29 heading north toward cheney. the southbound lanes are open. luckily, volume on the right side in -- back to you. >>> we're following breaking news in springfiel >> erika gonzalez at the live desk. >> right. an update from fairfax county police. a few updates in the past couple of minutes on this death investigation that's happening near the springfield plaza. police say a man was seen breaking into a business. they found him inside. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. detectives were originally called to the scene about 2:00 in the morning for somebody that was hurt on the ground. they took that person to the hospital and he was pronounced dead. they're working right now to figure out if the two are correlated in any way. we've got justin finch headed to the scene. as soon as we get an update from him there from him on the ground, we'll have it for you right here. back over to you guys. >> e

times headline that william randolph hurst himself would look back on and perhaps be happy with. that's how the "l.a. times" is portraying it. trump's loyalty demand. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform ,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> welcome back to our broad

near fort worth, texas, cynthia randolph was arrested friday in connection with the deaths of her two young children in a hot car. police say she admitted to locking them inside as punishment while she slept. houston police investigating the death of a seven month old that died in a hot car friday after they say his father forgot him for nearly ten hours. too often we have seen terrifying moments like this one, a child trapped in unbearable heat. just this week, an indiana officer rescued a four month old baby who they say was locked inside a car more than two hours. the temperature inside a car can shoot up 20 degrees in just ten minutes. still, some parents just aren't getting the message. >> even with the national attention, you would be amazed at least several times a week. >> reporter: 13 children died in hot cars this year alone, and with extreme heat sweeping the country, the danger is growing. >> car is becoming a greenhouse, temperature is raising up very quickly. >> reporter: a child's chances inside a hot car are far worse than an adult. >> their body can't adjust to temper

his father randolph had syphilis and was quite out of it most of the time.is kind of lonely child who kind of the sealed his destiny by being a child, by being on the outside, by actually taking something and going to goi'm this way. and he did that throughout his entire career. so, by the time he had reached the time of the second world war, he was very much in the wilderness. he was a man -- charlie: he spent the 1930's and the wilderness. brian: he did, indeed. this is the great thing about him. he incurs, for example, he was a great supporter of king george vi. and they did not like george vi at all because they wanted edward to continue. he was very, very strong about bertie. and very strong about hitler. nobody wanted to go to war after 19 -- charlie: there were literally two churchills, performer, writer, leader, military strategist. but essentially people knew him through the voice. thyou, he had to use that voice to project confidence, vision. brian: reliability. charlie: we shall win. brian: i think his voice i mean, he was a brilliant actor. first

. >> and there is a picture right there, suspect just randolph randy johnson and he is charged with that fatal shooting. >>> 5:11. very important. lets look live at our state house in trenton where governor chris christie is preparing for a government shut down, and and is not, and , shutting down, lawmakers, and funded yesterday and usually deadline fiscally is clicking over to july 1st right where we are. >>> governor tom wolf released a statement praising a 32 billion-dollar spending plan before the end of the fiscal year in pennsylvania. this will get 870 million-dollar as an increase in spending from last year. wolf says more money will be invested in the schools and protecting our senior citizens and create something new jobs. >>> department of health released who got 12 medical marijuana dispenseary permits in pennsylvania. they have six months to become operational before you they can start selling. three are in our area including one on frankford avenue, the state, wants it available by 2018. >>> some bad news for septa riders, fare increases are going in to effect tomorrow, so,

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all lanes blocked at randolph road for a crash involving yet again another vehicle overturned.s northbound 29. the southbound lanes are open. may want to stick with 95 north on the beltway. that's the way it looks from the traffic center. back to you. >> dave, thank you. it's 5:54 now. senior citizens in our community have been left high and dry after metro eliminated several bus routes. the routes between tysons and done loring stopped. that means seniors who live at tysons towers have to find a different way to get to the store. some have to walk a half mile up a hill to get to the next stop. >> i walk -- what do you mean half an hour to -- >> it's a big seniors here. it's devastating for most of them that use it on a daily basis. >> the building's managers are paying several thousand dollars to provide transportation for their residents. they want metro to provide the service. metro says the line had low ridership and the fairfax connector run the same route. >>> bad news for anyone applying for a loan. interest rates are going up again this week yenld. the rate for new fede

a very happy birthday to john randolph. goodman.

his father randolph who had syphilis and quite out of it most of the time. so he was just kind of a lonely child who kind of sealed his destiny by being a child on -- by being on the outside by, actually taking something and saying, no, i'm not going to go that way, i'm going this way, and he did that throughout his entire career. so by the time he'd reached the time of the second world war, he was very much in the wilderness, and he was a man -- >> rose: he spent the 30s in the wilderness. >> he did, indeed. this is the great thing about him, he encouraged, for example, he was the great supporter of berty, king george vi, and they didn't like king george vi at all because they wanted edward to continue and they knew edward was a no hoper so he was very strong about berty and very strong about hitler. nobody wanted to go to war. >> rose: yeah. after -- >> rose: but there were literally two churchills, all of these things, performer, writer, leader, military strategist, all those things, but essentially people knew him through the voice. >> that's right. >> r

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. >> there is suspect you see right there randolph randy johnson behind bars right now and he is charged in connection with the fatal shooting. >>> all right. 4:11. we have bad news for septa riders, they will be raising the fares, go in effect tomorrow. electronic card or token single ride fares will bump up from 1.80 to two dollars even. cash fares from 2.25 to $2.50. price increase will find every day expenses like labor, fuel and power. >>> did you hear about this one? lots of people were talking stars, celebrities, politicians our president's twitter fire storm. coming up next harsh backlash from both side of the aisle politically and stars after a very personal attack, against the female journalist what she and her co host will be doing today to respond. >>> also a deadly collision, tennis star venous williams blamed for a crash that killed an older gentlemen, why police say she was at fault. >>> all right, bob kelly, give us something good. >> we have something g we have hits coming up for holiday weekend folks could be starting a five day weekend if you take monday off we have a

randolph road in colesville dealing with a crash at sherwood forest give yourself extra time.s we forward things along to seven let's see if we can make our maps move seven eastbound dealing with a crash blocking the shoulder. east loudoun street. because all lanes are opened traffic is getting by fine. i'll let you know if that changes. aside from that let's forward things along again its been a really quiet start in terms of drive times. just a few minor slow zones in virginia. 66 from 234 to the beltway, 35 minute ride and 95 from dale city to the beltway 29 minutes. 395 still looking really good and gw parkway southbound also at speed. things in maryland looking good right now. we're all green across-the-board. now keep in mind 270 southbound does have some congestion from 70 through the truck scales. about a 10 minute slowdown but from 109 on down you're in great shape. outer loop at speed in both sections by college park and again pennsylvania avenue through largo as you get to that baltimore-washington parkway and 95 still looking good. all metro rail lines on time as w

randolph may moderated the hour-long conversation. >> we're going to get started again, if i could have everyone's attention. our chairman is probably much better than i am at getting everyone's attention, so you can do that again, if need be. well, thank all of you again for coming. it's a terrific turnout. you know, earlier, ico