so why do it again now in rhode island?al benefit does your rhode island marriage have? >> hi, lawrence, good evening, what we're doing is celebrating the long journey that rhode island has taken to get to this point. we were married in vancouver in 2006. we were on a cruise for our 25th anniversary. we had not planned on getting married. it was about a health problem that i had that helped us determine we should get married for our protections. there was no family, no friends, and so this is bringing it home and all the hard work that everybody has done. >> and tony, the speaker of the house of rhode island, you got him to officiate at this marriage on the first day of legal same-sex marriage in rhode island. it really is a big event for this state, isn't it? >> it is absolutely a big event. it has been a lot of work. it has been a long road. and the speaker has been instrumental in accomplishing this for the gay community. and frank, at the state house as a legislator working with the speaker has just been instrumental in

from providence, rhode island and the rhode island convention center, good evening, everybody, and welcomering of honor wrestling. i am kevin kelly, who will be crowned the 19th ring of honor world champion? the road begins here tonight. we kick off this hour though with a four corners survival, proving ground match. bobby cruise. >> this is a four corners survival match based on one fall. the winner will receive a shot at the ring of honor world championship next week. wrestling out of west war rick, rhode island weighing 192 pounds. >> sovin moselia, the first of four to be introduced and the winner of this match-up faces matt tavin, the television champion here next week. my god, look at this man making his roh debut. >> participant number two wrestling out of lynn, massachusetts, weighing 243 pounds, todd hanson. >> todd hanson looks like an absolute monster out

this one across the country in rhode island.a toddler is missing from the scene of a double murder. tonight the suspected killer is behind bars, but the little boy, 2 years old who lived with the people who were killed in that home, is nowhere to be found. brian yennis is following the story. do we know anything about where that child? >> harris, right now i can tell you that really the police have two suspects in custody. we have -- we have actually -- in connection with the double murder, abduction of the 2-year-old, isaiah perez. still missing after he was taken from his home in johnson, rhode island, ten miles from providence where police found two people ted at approximately 5:20 this morning. he has black hair, brown eyes and may be wearing a bracelet on his right wrist. there are reports there are two other children inside the the home at the time of the murders. police issuing a statewide amber alert at 11:00 this morning for isaiah after neighbors say they saw a man fleeing the home where the double murder took place, t

not just local, not just in rhode island, could be all of the northeast. take a good look at this man, the suspect not only in a double homicide, also this amber alert they just issued. 22-year-old malcolm cromwell, 5'6", 145 pounds, tattoos on his arm and chest. take a good look at him. police in rhode island say this could be all of the northeast. excuse me. malcolm cro wewell, massachuset. neighbors say he was in dark sedan and took off with this 2-year-old boy. we don't know the relationship of the two homicide victims and this 2-year-old boy he allegedly took. we do know the suspect has a past criminal history. police are holding their cards close to the chest and didn't release too many details but he is considered armed and dangerous. >> are they revealing the sequence of events, what this alleged double homicide is about? >> we know it started 5:30 sunday morning, all we know. he took off this amber alert around 8:00 a.m. local time, east coast time. he's driving a dark car. police say if you have any other details about him, we will give you numbe

that's about 30 or 45 minutes outside of johnston, rhode island. it is worth notes, though, there are conflicting reports. the boston globe is saying that that arrest was a false alarm. they cited a massachusetts state police department source in that. we doubled back with our sources and they say no a suspect is definitely in custody. but the bottom line here, don, is that a 2-year-old boy is still missing and that sis amber alert is still active. >> what is the relationship between this missing boy and michael crowell. >> reporter: we're trying to figure that out. we know there's a relationship between crowell and the victims in the house. we don't know what that is. investigators are holding their cards close to the chest on this one. they didn't release any more information on this besides saying this man you're looking at here is a suspect in connection with this case with the amber alert. isaiah perez, two years old. we're trying to get a picture of him as well. right now we only have a photo of the suspect in this case. that 2-year-old littl

rhode island is just, you know, the smallest state with the biggest event. what can i say?e are here today to advocate for recovering alcoholics and addicts, to educate people not only about the disease of addiction but about the process of recovery. we are here to eliminate stigma and, most of all, we are here to celebrate you. we are here to celebrate recovery. (applause.) texas recovers is putting on this event called the big texas rally for recovery. big texas rally for recovery. wow. this is huge, because texas, of course now, is a part of promoting recovery at a statewide level. we've got people from across the state showing up to present a positive face and voice of recovery. we want you to know that recovery is possible. say it loud, say it proud, "i am in recovery!" (crowd: i am in recovery!) it's so important that this event takes place, especially in texas. for so long, people in recovery have been hidden in church basements, and they've kept their anonymity, and everybody needs to know that people do recover and live successful, productive, wonderful lives. and

. >> its truro synagogue in rhode island is the nation's oldest and celebrated at 2350s anniversary--50th anniversary. it offered immigrants refuge and hope from religious bigotry and persecution. >> reporter: at turo synagogue in new port, rhode island, they worshipped today much as they did in 1763 when it was founded by european jews fleeing violent persecution under the spanish inquisition. colonial new port was a haven for religious freedom. they were not just tolerated, but welcomed. >> the building tells you they were not afraid. >> reporter: linda nathan has been a tour guide at turo for five years. >> they built in synagogue on a hill. >> yes. >> where the history of synagogue was that they were hidden a a. >> right. >> that is significant. >> it is very significant. >> why? >> they had these huge windows. they had the candles bladesing. anyone could have watched them worship and they were free to worship here. >> they did not have to hide. >> never. >> reporter: the reputation as an early symbol of american religious freedom was cemented in 1790 when george washington in his

beginning tomorrow, gay people in minnesota and rhode island will be able to get married.n minnesota, the mayor of minneapolis will officiate the first gay weddings at midnight tonight. he will marry 42 couples between midnight and 6:00 a.m. you get the mayor himself. and another two dozen couples will be tieing the knot in the city council chambers. the governor of minnesota will head to st. paul, he's attending a big freedom to marry rally at 10:30 tonight. and at that other great ming men institution, the mall of america, a wedding chapel will conduct its first same sex weddings. rhode island has been accepting preregistrations to obtain marriage licenses all week, people can pick them up starting at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow and get married right away. with rhode island being the last of the states in new england new england to institute marriage equality. the rush to the alter isn't expected to be a stampede. as of midnight tonight. gay marriage will be legal in 13 states. the surprising thing is just how unsurprising it is to see two more states expand rights to gay people.

rhode island is a blue state and texas and north carolina are red states. this is nothing more than partisan political politics. >> some say the laws have different restrictions in this sort of thing versus rhode island and your state. >> the similarities between rhode island and texas are very close. just as are the similarities between the ibd -- the indiana law and the similarities between the texas program and the program upheld by the united states supreme court. and eric, one last point that shows how hipocritical this is, but the month -- or the year before barack obama took president, the department of justice at that time filed a brief at the united states supreme court saying voter id's were necessary to prevent voter impersonation. now they have changed their tune 180 degrees. >> the lady in brownsville, if she did indeed vote by absentee ballot, would voter id affect that? critics say no. how about getting an id. you have to drive 200 miles in someplaces. not all counties have a dmv office. you have to pay to get a birth certificate and those ar

providence rhode island. the little boy never left the state as far as we know. 5 after -- 5 hours after police discovered the bodies inside of the home where the child lived. the adult bodies they issued an amber alert. it wasn't right away. they tried finding him there on the property they weren't sure. in that time they picked up one suspect in the killings then they picked up a second suspect in connection with this case. all day long we have waited to find out whatever details would become available about this child. the search for isaiah perez began about 5:30 this morning in johnston, rhode island. that is less than 10 miles from providence. investigators believe the two people in the home were killed early this morning and then someone fled the home with the wil -- child. that's what we are being told now. a spokesperson says authorities don't believe the child is harmed and they are hoping he will be -- they are going to check him out at a hospital hope that go that evaluation will show them he is fine. so far the word he physically at least to the eye i

providence rhode island. the little boy never left the state as far as we know. 5 after -- 5 hours after police discovered the bodies inside of the home where the child lived. the adult bodies they issued an amber alert. it wasn't right away. they tried finding him there on the property they weren't sure. in that time they picked up one suspect in the killings then they picked up a second suspect in connection with this case. all day long we have waited to find out whatever details would become available about this child. the search for isaiah perez began about 5:30 this morning in johnston, rhode island. that is less than 10 miles from providence. investigators believe the two people in the home were killed early this morning and then someone fled the home with the wil -- child. that's what we are being told now. a spokesperson says authorities don't believe the child is harmed and they are hoping he will be -- they are going to check him out at a hospital hope that go that evaluation will show them he is fine. so far the word he physically at least to the eye i

a man wanted in connection with a double homicide in rhode island was arrested in massachusetts. police taking 22-year-old malcolm crowell. following his arrest he may not be a suspect in the abduction. the missing toddler lived at the home where the murders took place. the two-year-old is still missing. we'll have a live report on this developing story. >> gregg: fox news alert, three american soldiers have been killed in afghanistan. fox news now confirming the deaths occurred today in afghanistan's eastern province. there you see the map. the soldiers died as a result of what the department of defense is calling an indirect fire incident. we'll try to get further details. >> heather: and fox news alert. after being closed for a week due to a terror threat, 18 u.s. embassies reopening today in the middle east and africa. obama administration intercepted chatter suggests e suggesting a possible attack on u.s. interests in the region. however, the u.s. facility in yemen remains closed. steve is joining us live from washington with more. hi, steve. >> reporter: one of the few emba

both minnesota and rhode island will recognize marriages performed in other states. >>> george zimmermanas pulled over for recently speeding outside of dallas, texas. zimmerman informed the officer he had a pistol in that truck. when asked zimmerman where he was going he said nowhere in particular. why do you say that? he then asked if the officer knew who he was looking at the license. when i saw the name, he said what a coincidence. after getting a clearance it there were no outstanding warrants the officer let him go with a warning. saying he needed to slow down. >>> and we'll look at the month of august on wall street with a kind note. yesterday ended pretty flat but still had the best july since 2010. for more on this, let's check in and say good important to steve, who is live for us in london. steve. >> reporter: >> yeah. it was a good month of july. whether there were head winds remain to be seen. seemed to be a quieter month than august. 1.7% growth in the second quarter. it was heartwarming for the market but wasn't downward revisions from the previous quarter. that said, prett

it was a double homicide that happened in a quiet suburb in rhode island. and it all unveiled and developed i should say about 5:30 this morning. the amber alert was issued around 8:00 a.m., but 2-year-old boy still missing. we're working on more details in flushing out these reports. >> nick valencia, thank you so much. >>> a look at other stories we're following. the rain is heading east, giving relief to flooded areas in the middle of the country. this has become the image of the flooding that hit manitoub springs, colorado. one man describes a 30-mile-an-hour rush of water as a rage of river of black mud. with the rain ending searchers are still looking for three missing people. the flooding has killed one person and now the massive cleanup begins. and there's some good news on the wildfire front. the silver fire as it's being called burning through the mountains east of los angeles is now 75% contained. it has blackened about 0 square miles, some people still can't return to their homes however. the fire is blamed for injuries to ten firefighters and o

so what's happening in rhode island.you can see the future happening and rhode island is leading the way. so i agree with you. i think we have to hold off a little bit because we want to make sure the economy is back before we start to draw federal money out of the economy. got to be a time private money is coming back and we got to keep our eye on the ball, health care, big dollar item. if we do that i think we can get back to very sensible levels of debt quickly. but you are right to be concerned, and i appreciatappreciat e that you raised that. i promise not to give such a long answers in the future, but that's a really interesting question. >> i spend everybody with that, haven't i? sorry about that. yes, sir. >> [inaudible] >> grabbed the microphone so everybody can your. >> i just want to ask a question, do you support like elizabeth warren, like universal health care or something like that? if not, why so? do you support universal health care in rhode island? >> i think would be a good idea and i think it would be

so it's happening in rhode island. you can see the future and rhode island is leading the way. i agree with you. i think we've got to hold off a little bit to make sure the economy is back before we start to draw federal money out of the economy. it's got to be about the time private money is coming back in. it's the big dollar item. if we do that, we can get back to very sensible levels of debt quickly. you are right to be concerned and i appreciate that you raise that. i promise not to give such long answers in the future. that's a really interesting question. i've stunned everybody with that, haven't i.? sorry about that. yes, sir. [inaudible] >> i think it's great, but i want to ask, do you support elizabeth warren universal health care or some it might not? if not, why so? >> i think it would be a good idea. i think it would be a lot more efficient and i think it would be a lot fair. practically, how do you get there? that is a bit of a problem. i actually wrote, along with sherrod brown, the senator from ohio, two of us wrote in the affordable care act will be called the

the first gay weddings in rhode island are expected to take place later this morning. same-sex marriage is now legal in 13 states. >> a blood drive in the south bay drew attention to the issue of gay men not being allowed to donate. campbell mayor is one of those men. he hosts yesterday's blood drive and signed up to donate but was not allowed to give blood. the food and drug administration bars men who have had sex with other men from donating because of the aids epidemic. he is openly gay and wants the f.d.a. to rethink the regulation. >> it is ironic i can host the blood drove but i cannot donate blood. let's use this opportunity to demonstrate this are members that want to contribute of themselves to sacrifice and save the lives of others. >> the f.d.a. estimates the chance of contracting h.i.v. or aid from donated blood is one in two million. >> the american red cross says the summer is a challenge getting blood donations with many donors on vacation the organization is recording low levels of blood donations. northern california blood services issued an emergency

it is happening in rhode island. you can see the future happening and rhode island is leading the way. i agree with you. i think we have to hold off a little bit because we want to make sure the economy is back before we start to draw federal money out of the economy. it has to be a time that private money is coming back in. we have to keep our eye on the ball. healthcare. it is the big dollar item. if we do that, we can get back to very sensible levels of debt quickly. but you're right to be concerned. i appreciate that you raised that. i promise not to give such long answers in the future. that is a really interesting question. sorry about that. yes, sir? >> i know you -- \[inaudible] >> grab a microphone so everybody can hear. >> do you support elizabeth warren or universal healthcare? something like that, like vermont? if not, why so? do you support universal healthcare in rhode island? >> i think it would be a good idea, and i think it would be a lot more efficient and i think it would be a lot fairer. practical

not exactly providence, rhode island. it's new london, connecticut. it's westerly rhode island. that was my first job. >> was it good? >> it was pretty good. actually, my first job in college radio was making $85 a week for 48 hours and i'm doing only slightly better here. >> you want me to tell that story? >> you had a great story. >> my first job in radio was, there was goes way back to the late '60s where there was something call ed the history o rock 'n' roll and i did the interviews for that, but later when i was trying to get a b job in n director at kfwb in l.a. >> big station. >> said my name's john gibson, i'd like to see the news director. no problem, come in tuesday apt 10:30. so i show up, i'm sitting in his office. he walks in, what are you doing here? i said i have an appointment. who are you? john gibson. i have an appointment with john gibson, the l.a. city council member. i said, no. you have an appointment with me. well, what do you want? i want a job. so, he gave me a job. >> wow. that was good turn around on that conversation. >> it was not bad. >> wow. >> so

. >>> que hace >>> domingo 11 de agosto, aparecio el niño que habia sido secuestrado en rhode island,el captor ya fue detenido. >>> se conocen los detalles de dimagio antes de ser abatido. >>> termino la inspeccion del barco cubano. >>> en venezuela, la economia crea un particular fenomeno, un vehiculo usado vale más que uno nuevo. >>> ♪ (musica) . >>> ♪ (musica) . >>> este es el noticiero univision de fin de semana. >>> buenas noches, la policía dijo esta noche que el niño secuestrado fue encontrado en providence caminando en la calle, es isaiah perez de dos años, se emitio una alerta amber, en la tarde se detuvo al sospechoso del secuestro, aun no se tienen detalles de como llego a la ciudad, no hay detalles tampoco de las victimas aftales. >>> pasamos con el desenlace de otro secuestro, un operativo en idaho culmino con el rescate de hannah anderson y con la muerte del secuestrador. >>> los abuelos recibieron la noticia de que su nieta ya fue rescatada. >>> son las primeras sonrisas de la familia, existe la posibilidad que en un momento no supiera que fuera secuestrada, ya que el h

the interests of wyoming are not the same of rhode island. the interest of north and south are different in the interest of the banks are different from the entrance of the homeowners. everybody has a different interest. the government is on the dysfunctional when you disagree with it. >> this has been going on since the beginning of our democracy. and as they say in my book, mr. president, george washington holds this together and sets the precedents that still created what some critics called the imperial presidency together today but nonetheless it is a presidential structure and it remains firm. >> did other presidents build on what george washington that? >> absolutely. the obama administration has been criticized for investigating the press and the press leaks. john adams asked congress for del law called the alien and sedition act and put 12 newspaper publishers in jail and one member of the house of representatives for criticizing the president, just criticizing the government. they were put in jail. none of the things that are happen

gerri: a rhode island family coming back from vacation gets a horrible surprise.quatters leaving a mess behind a new survey suggests many homeowners across the country are unknowingly opening the door to this. we have senior insurance analyst will come into the show. 20 percent of homeowners leave the system disarmed during the day switch could be the open door to burglars >> absolutely. home owners could be doing more to protect their belongings. for some it is peak season. gerri: i did not know that but i have a and alarm system and when you turn to god in the of petal falls off of a flower the alarm goes off. i think that is why people don't keep them on because they are set off so easily. >> it is a shame that most people are not using it to -- during the day because that is when the majority of break-ins occurred rethink the happen and i you are mistaken and you're leaving yourself open. gerri: new numbers. and then even people leave their front door unlocked a time or to buy 35% the the ground floor windows unlocked. this seems if i do that it is a mistake b

they would never have granted the rule even flexibility in rhode island.s look at that and say i hope at some point i can get that freedom. others say i have confidence within the current regulatory seem scheme i can manage my case load. a lot of republican governors have said we're not going to be suckered into this, a certain number of years where the federal government picks up the tab and we get stuck with it. our state of texas, our governor refused to take the medicaid money. the reason is because medicaid, even under the current rules and regulations with the current coverage is sucking up money out of our state budget that would otherwise go for education, elementary, secondary or higher education or the rest of state government. medicaid is eating the state government budgets of too many states. >> we only have a minute left. let me switch topics. i hear small business owners tell me, it's not a scientific study what they tell me. i hear that they are planning to sort of reduce the number of full-time employees to part-time employees in order to a

now to rhode island where police have arrested two men in a double homicide and the it suction -- the abduction of a boy. missing shortly after the bodies of the victims were found this morning, sparking an nationwide amber alert. police arrested a man and later took a second suspect in custody. notstigators say they will -- will not say how. a mission ended when fbi agents shot and killed the man who allegedly kidnapped her after murdering her mother and eight- year-old brother. get the latest from jay gray. >> federal agents and helicopters spotted two people setting up camp late yesterday. >> they had a good idea from the dimaggio ons was the ground. >> the man they say kidnapped hannah anderson after murdering her mom and brother. a multistate manhunt focused on the idaho backcountry after a tip from horseback riders. >> the news flashed on, and the amber alert was on the television, and i told my wife, that is the girl we saw on the mountain. >> hostage recovery teams as they hiked to get to the campsite. waited until they were separate, ensuring her safety, and that is when they

." >> it is a story of our longest serving mayor in rhode island history.e of the more colorful mayors you'll find anywhere in the country. he was part tony soprano. he was a lovable guy who helped transform the industrialial city of providence to a city that was rated one of america's most liveable by a number of publications, and he also presided over a beth -- breathtaking arrayed much corruption over three decades that landed anymore federal president. he's a very colorful character. i called him america's -- he would be -- so police officer by the side. he would have a cup of vodka in one hand and a cigarette in the other hand. and, you know, the key to the city and mayor on there in the trunk of the car. en-- when i set out to write a book about him. he was to be the embodiment of american politics the good and the bad. he reflected providence, which as one of america's oldest cities to me really, embodies the american political story. he grew up in a privileged background eye tannial-american. he grew up in the silter -- silver lake neighborhood of p

what kind of sports team does the rhode island school of art have? ahead and laugh with your [bleep]. some of us have strange genetilia. some have elephant man between our legs. >> we are about to promote a children's book. >> would you ever thought daniel boone -- maybe you were named after daniel boone. >> yes, i was, actually. i was conceived in his birthplace, actually. >> i don't know how that got in there, but it did? >> where there is a will, there is a way. >> i didn't think denver boone was that offensive, but he looked cute. i turned around and i swear he called me a dirty [bleep]. so i think denver boone -- >> he is so cute. >> i have a confession. since you are going down memory lane, i was on the university of denver gymnastics team when i was a kid. i think i was a daniel boone, denver boone -- i think i was on that team. at some point i must have been. >> it shows how powerful the mascot was if you are not sure. >> the colors don't look familiar. >> i think all emerson had was tay women's softball team. >> it was a leotard. >> you didn

police issued an amber alert for 2-year-old isiah perez in johnston, rhode island.t's where police say somebody committed a double homicide. isiah lived in that house. a wide search immediately began for the man, this man that you see right here, and his name is malcolm croell. he and another man were arrested this evening in massachusetts. we just found out that police found isiah wandering the streets of providence, rhode island, about six miles from the home where he was last seen, so the amber alert is now called off. the little boy is safe. more details as we get them. make sure you stay tuned tomorrow morning for "new day" here on cnn and "early start" as well. crimes of the century continues right after a quick break. vo: getting your car serviced at meineke, smart. saving time by booking an appointment online, even smarter. online scheduling. available now at meineke.com. >> on august 109, 1995, a federal grand jury charges timothy mcveigh and terry nichols with 11 criminal counts, including eight counts of murder. that figure is based upon the number of fed

. >> a happy ending to a horrific story >> another amber alert in rhode island...hey just found a two year-old boy walking the streets... he is in good health . he had been missing since this morning. police believe one of the suspect grabbed the boy from his home after the killings >> edward snowden's father says he plans to travel soon to russia where his son has been granted temporary asylum. he is accused of leaking classified information about american surveillance programs. the president said on friday that whenever he claims to have done he is not a patriot. during an appearance on abc today his father said individual opinions about his son do not matter to him >> my son has spoken the truth and has sacrificed more... >> he also said the president's remarks have made it difficult for his son to get fair treatment if he returns to the u.s. >> big changes at one of the city's most creative restaurants. next, our food critic finds out what's new at elizabeth. and later, a chicago sailor looks to bring home the championship at the chicago match cup. break up. ch

that's co >> residents of a rhode island city can breathe a sigh of relief as a missing toddler is found alive and well less than 10 miles from his home town. an amber alert was issued for isaiah paris on sunday morning that after his mother and another woman were found murdered at their house. an off duty providence police officer spotted that child walking on a sidewalk. >> officials say they don't know how isaiah ended up there. the toddler will be taken to the hospital to be checked out by doctors. 22-year-old malcolm was connected in connection with the homicide and kidnapping after a struggle with police. he told the officers while he was in custody about another man who might have been involved in the murders daniel rodriguez. officials say one or both of the suspects should be charged today. >> attorney general eric holder will call for an end to mandatory minimum sentences for many drug offenders. that is according to prepared remarks he will give to the american bar association. it is a major reversal to the government's war on drugs. it began during the reagan administration.

. >>> a 2-year-old rhode island boy has been found in good health after officials issued an amber alert sunday. do it was found shortly after police arrested two suspects in in connection with a double murder at his house. >>> bay area rapid transit riders can breathe easy. a san francisco judge ordered a 60-day cooling off period for talks between b.a.r.t. management and its unions. the decision was made over the weekend and will keep b.a.r.t. services running until at least october. >>> and if you look to the skies early this morning, you may have seen a perseid meteor shower. >> the owner of a 5.16 carat diamond about the size of i skwlil bean, the 12-year-old was search for less than ten minutes before he found the brown diamond. it's the 27th largest diamond ever found in that park. definitely struck it rich there. >>> turning now to some business news with rumors swirling over the next iphone, an announcement is expected september 10th. "consumer reports" say it will have a fingerprint sensor embedded in its home button. >>> stocks posting the worst week since june. the dow droppe

and it became legal in rhode island. >>> and two elected leaders are memorial daying an tend a 30 year old policy banning gay men from donating blum. the mayor and the vice mayor hosted a blood drive but they did not donate blood because they are openly gay. they denounceed a policy set by the administration back in 1983 that bans gay donors due to an increased risk for hiv. >> can you be in a relationship with another man for 15 years and not donate blood. >> the food and drug administration said screening donated blood is not full proof but the red cross supports changing the policy saying there are many gays who are in one relationship, low risk and valuable donors. >>> a man is behind bars accused of an attack during pride celebrations. it shows a man kicking a woman in the face on june 30th after a gay pride party. a tip led to the arrest of a 23- year-old. he was fortunate and did not suffer any lasting injuries. >>> a boy who killed his sister was hidden under a jacket. the hearing lasted and a request was granted for more time. the boy has pleaded not guilty to killing his sist

washington right now is a little short on some of the virtues and i'm not even the senior senator from rhode islandant to do what i can to try to push a different debate into the discussion and to look back and see what people have said and done at some of the most important times in history, things that capture a particular piece of the human spirit. i think that adds a little bit of value. maybe only a little bit but you do what you can. >> stephen: do you think this is an important time in human history? >> i do. >> stephen: why is nothing happening then? (cheers and applause) if this is so important, why is nothing happening? (cheers and applause) >> because we're at a junction and the fight is where do we turn? what direction do we go? and pretty soon i think paralysis in washington is going to break. i think the grip of the tea party on the republican party is going to diminish. i think a more moderate republican is going to be able to a peer and we'll work together and move forward in to broad and summit uplands. >> stephen: rulely? how about that? you've got these things in your pocket all

the first same-sex marriages and rhode island are being held just hours later. 12 u.s. states along with washington, d.c. now allow same- sex marriage. congress has given final approval to a bipartisan measure lowering student loan rates for now, only to hike them in just a few years area did the interest rate or stafford loans climbed to 6.8% last month after congress failed to reach a deal to avoid the hike. under the new measure passed by thesenate last week in house on wednesday, students will pay a lower rate through 2015 but then see those rates jump as they become attached to financial markets. the senate has voted to confirm all five members of the national labor relations board, the government body that oversees labor complaints. the vote was held after the senate reached a deal last winter approved the president's nominees in return for preserving the filibuster. it gives the panel a quorum of five confirm members for the first time in a decade. the panel has been slowed in recent years by republican refusal to confirm the democratic embers, threatening u.s. w

. >>> charges filed against one possibly both assaults in a double homicide in rhode island.two women's bodies found in a house yesterday, 2 year old son was kidnapped. he was found wondering around a housing project last night. details as many become available. >>> a 16-year-old girl is waking up in her own bed. hanna an deson was eyed with her father after a kidnapper killed her brother and mother in a house in san diego and set the house on fire. the teenager is safe thanks to four alert horse back riders in idaho. they crossed paths with anderson and her abductor. >> she had a scared look on her first. when i turned and talked to him a little bit, i had a gut feeling. >> an amber alert was on the television. i told my wife, i said that's the girl. >> dimaggio was given evchance to surrender but officers were forced to shoot him. [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome about the internet? it gets more and more entertaining every day. and once you've got verizon fios, that's when you get it -- america's fastest, most reliable internet takes your entertainment to ridic