his name was randy snead he'd known robert and his mom for years. robert looked up to randy. . so when officer snead now a detective with the albemarle county police came looking for robert after the fire. sandy told him without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i said, "is robert in trouble?" and he said, "he's in serious trouble." >> but sandy had no idea just how serious or what was about to happen in that parking lot, where robert was hanging out with his friend. >> guns pointed at you, you're-- you're wonderin' what's goin' on. i mean, i was-- i was scared. i was shaking. why robert? because the siblings told them they had accomplices and he was one of them. another one was interviewed by detective giles and his partner. >> at the end of the interview, we both looked at each other and said this kid has no idea what we're talking about. he was clueless what we were talking about. the kid was eventually released. robert, robert had a far different experience in the interview room. and a different detective. >> they're sitting across -- there sitting across from you

then on tuesday, in washington produced university history professor randy roberts examines the relationship between malcolm x and mohamed ali. on wednesday just blocks from the capital we'll be taking a tour of the folgers shakespeare library in anticipation of the 400th anniversary of the death of williams shakespeare. on friday we are back at politics and prose bookstore for signs journalist report on the spread of infectious diseases around the world over the past 50 years. that is a look at some of the author programs look to be as programming covering this week. many of of the events are open to the public. but for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> now, new jersey senator cory booker discusses civic involvement and recounts experiences that shaped his political thinking. he discusses his book, united, united with robert george of the new york post. >> host: senator booker, united, here we are in the middle of the more divisive presidential election years ever on both sides and you brought the book called united. why the title, why now? spee2? >> guest: first well

robert: that is randy being randy. the wizards are not doing well as everybody would like them to do. so is randy on the hot seat? >> i don't think so. he has done his job. it is up to the players to execute and focus. they have been focusing on three point shots analytics and stuff, last year it was i think they just need more time to be mature. i think the second half of the season will be better. injuries, butof randy wittman is doing a good job for the wizards. robert: i think so too. you are coming from the penn state, ohio state game, let's talk about ohio state. a team that is very dear to you. it seems like ohio state had their number this year. in maryland this year had the big ten championship game against ohio state in overtime. last year ohio state was suffering with injuries, they did not have the depth as they went to maryland. state is back, they haven't for injured players , they aremaryland playing great, but ohio state balance inside and out. maryland in their first game played at five games in seven

robert: the wizard's have been missing a big part of their squad. randy wittman hasn't been on the sideline. he missed the last twogying the sudden lost of his older brother rick wittman. he got news early saturday morning after the houston game. they missed him. losing to o.k.c. monday and tomorrowed wednesday by steph curry and the warriors. it withman with his family. erin hawksworth has more. erin: wizards host the sixers tonight. tip-off at 7:00. this is an emotional game. head coach randy wittman's first game back since his older brother passed away last week. the two were very close. on the flip side, this is an opportunity for the wizards to snap a losing streak. they did lose two straight games. but those were against two good teams. for the sixers this is the first time the wizards played them this season. they were very good against philadelphia last season. hopefully they will continue the trend come tonight. we will have highlights at 11:00. robert: thank you. super bowl 50 this sunday but a high school coach is celebrating already. loudoun's

randy can coach in the players know he can coach. they all know that he can coach. right now, they have to be healthy. robert: so he is not on the hot seat. kevin: i don't think he is. out of thet that ordinary for people to be fired. randy is a good coach. he knows basketball. a have had more injuries this year than any team in the nba in terms of loss of man hours. they have to get healthy. erin: kevin sheehan with espn up next, george washington sow this afternoon. erin: welcome back. colonialsalle, the needing a victory to keep their tournament hopes alive, and they took it out on lasalle. from downtown, scoring 52 first-half points. the colonials win, 90-50 the final. headgeorge washington's coach arrived five years ago, he found it difficult to recruit from the top local names. he had to get creative and added international flavor, which has contributed to their success. >> d.c. really feels like buenos aires for me. star,for the colonials just into washington was easy. being from argentina, we have a lot of things here that remind me of home. erin: things like the washington monument. there is a simil

randy: 101 with robert kraft. his one regret from the season. erika: breaking right now, the last of the armed occupiers and oregon are expected to surrender today. the standoff at the wildlife refuge has been going on or about the days. -- about 40 days. watching scattered snow showers to break out again today, marking the beginning of some cold air moving in. these frigid temperatures on the way, coming up. first, take a look at the radar. temperatures are starting out in the 20' randy: too good! a great way to be. thank you so much. emily: tomorrow morning, look for some very talented kids from boston high school. we would love to see what you cindy: for little kids, aw. i hate to do this, but are you ready for a pop quiz? when with the last time we were below zero? emily: last february. cindy: wow! and guess what? it' s coming again. below zero once again, and unfortunately that cold air is working down from canada. you can see it right now, in the 20' s and 30' s below zero. that is the air mass that is going to be working on in here as we

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randy: one on one with patriots owner robert kraft. his one regret from this season. erika? erika: breaking right now, the last of the armed occupiers in oregon are expected to surrender today. the stand-off at a wildlife refuge has been going on for about 40 days. it started with frustration over federal land policies. cindy? cindy: snow squalls in spots today, with the start of some very cold air moving in. the frigid temperatures on the >> we are respectful and on task and responsible. good morning eyeopener. randy: randy: a very good way to be. great advice great wake up call. emily: tomorrow morning look for some very talented kids from brockton high school. show off your stuff with an eyeopener wake up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. cindy: we have not seen weather like this in about a year it around minneapolis, it' s three degrees and 15 below inside berry, canada. it' s in the 20' s and 30' s below in the far northern reaches of canada. we are getting colder tonight at friday and this front that comes

robert mauck :i fell through the second floor, through the first floor, and ended up hanging upside down from the basement ceiling. randy spence: hearing it, for me, when i heard it it was very sickening feeling, because you know what's going on and you know the potential while the potential was there, fireffighter robert mauck walked away without serious injury. my mind never really had time to think. i on just the training that we're given and the training truly paid off in this instance. mauck says he knew exactly what to do. first, check his air pack and mask then activate his emergency device but he couldn't reach it. so next, he got on his radio. i've fallen through the floor, i'm in the basement, i'm okay i could not see any fire, i didn't feel any fire coming down on me and i decided the best thing for me to do at that point was to get my own self out minutes later the rapid intervention crew came to his rescue. mauck says he got out alive, because of training. by no means do i know everything, i have a firm belief that the day that i stop training should be the last day that i'm on the job, because i'm going to

emily: this morning, maria stefano is going one-on-one with robert kraft, talking about his team and his regrets about a wild season. randy: he says face showed tremendous toughness, and is one regret is that they didn' t get to play the critical game against the broncos at home. he also says it is his plan to see bill belichick and tom brady retire as atrios. he also has a message for family struggling with concussions and long-term brain to injuries. >> i would recommend to every mother out there who wants her young man to grow up special that they play, too. randy: he was on hand last night as the boys and girls club' s celebrated. his son led that organization for 25 years. emily: cindy, not so bad today, but bitterly cold temperatures coming full cindy: we might see a few more developing over the course of the day. they were very persistent yesterday. out in the western part of the state, and especially over connecticut, there were 2-2.5 inch amounts. y ou can see there is a little west. an arctic front will bring in a today. compared to last year, we are doing all right. for the season now we are closing in on two f

randy: tonight on 7:00 and 11:00, one on one with robert kraft. don't miss the interview tonight at 7:00 and at 11:00. emily: a photo booth turns the table. they say this man stole $75. mask. the machine took his picture as he did this. snap a tamper with it. police now have the image hoping recognizes him. randy: surprise. big problems on the roads this morning. olessa: yes, we have a few issues. hours. the left lane is getting through because of the vehicle overturned. heavy delays in both directions. the southbound side getting up the extra volume. way, plan accordingly. two lanes closed. another accident cleared by 128. then as you travel north of the town, new accident coming in here. the pike east 20 to 25. 495 to 128. the road closure is still in place. you are right on the expressway about 30 minutes now. they are running on schedule. maybe a little bit of snowfalling in some places. >> you've got it. not in boston. cloudy skies. the temperatures are running in the 20's. it is actually 27 degrees. southwesterly winds are going to push us u

randy: tonight at 7:00 and 11:00, an new exclusive. one on one with robert kraft. don't miss the interview tonight at 7:00 and 11:00. table. this man stole $75 from the photo booth. he might have thought about a mask because the machine took his picture as it happened. it is actually programmed to snap a photo if someone tries to tamper with it. police not releasing hoping that someone would recognize it. it is basically his mug shot. >> i don't know if smiles would have helped. >> i don't think so. >> not at all. cindy: yesterday it was colder. it was the coldest day we had all month long. it's been a warm month so far. now that's going to change in a big way. coldest air is weekend. out the door this morning. 20 in wooster and 25 in boston. there's not a lot of wind. the temperatures are going to come up. there's cloud cover by late morning with a light southwesterly wind. showers this afternoon with temperatures in the mid 30's. there's some activities now. west of hartford and springfield. generally drifting. as we go through the morning energy shift. late morn

randi: longer time on the plane with toddlers? you can see the rain showers east of the 275 loop. still coming down in adams county and mason and roberts county. the rain will be moving out by 7:00 a.m. s. rain showers will be coming to an end, but it is going to stay windy all day long. expected to be windy and about 45 degrees. tomorrow will be cooler, 35 degrees with cloudy skies. guys? mark: thank you. 2016 presidential candidates now focusing their full attention on the granite state. lisa: how republican front-runner donald trump is now saying he regrets his efforts in dan: heavy rain pelted much of mudslides and flooding. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... >> we cannot take another loss, especially a suicide. she is so young. mark: a teenage girl trying to take her own life. lisa: a in three states. new information about three men arrested and the video one passenger was taking during the chase. mark: heavy rain overnight causing trouble on the roadways as you head out to work this morning. which areas you should avoid and whether mo

randy: good morning. top stories right now. firefighters just release the name of a man killed in a house fire this morning. robert was filled in the entryway of the home. the fire is not considered suspicious. this new hampshire teacher is off the job accused of assaulting a student. manchester police say anita lemay knocked a piece of candy out of an unruly middle school student' s hand. the student ended up with a scratch. as we look out across the sky line, sunshine. cindy: not nearly as well as the past couple of days. there' s is a cold front that has moved through. colder direction. doctors holding pretty steady throughout the day. the windchill is no higher than the teens or 20' s. warm front moves through friday night with a little touch of rain or snow. randy: let' s check the morning commute. >> still a bit busy. if you: spots northbound. that a few problems spots northbound. you' re right on the pike is about 20 minutes. on expressway, still about 30. randy: we' re back just before the top of the if you are hour. heading out, you can watch the latest newscenter 5 newscast right now or anytime on the wc