federal judge richard roberts retires after a woman claims he raped her 35 years ago. woman was 16 at the time of the alleged assault. lawyers say roberts acknowledged an intimate relationship with the woman, but called the accusations, quote, category he cannily false. the utah attorney general's office said sthey opted not to prosecute because he did not break any laws because the woman was old enough to consent under utah laws in 1981. >> it wasn't right without any input from them. >> we don't get a fair shake, we really don't. >> two groups of unhappy people upset over the middle school. they say the school board changed the name without consulting the community. earlier this month, the board decided on name that school or rename it in honor of dr. george hampton, an african american community leader. >>> let the madness begin. the ncaa banl tournament kicks off in just a few hours. uva plays hampton this afternoon in raleigh. tipoff around 3:00. the terps are practicing today in spokane, washington as they get ready to take on south dakota state tomorrow. terrapi

richard roberts was accused of sexually a assaulting a teenage utah woman when shes with a prosecutor and he was a witness. they received a notice yesterday the complaint about against the judge was closed and the case was closed because the judge retired last week and before retiring roberts was chief judge of u.s. district court for d.c.. >> 4:42 is the time the cover ramming of the brussels terror attacks continue next as the search continues for one of the suspect. >> and here at home, discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. glenn:threateningicans: gofederal workers;ns over 60 votes to repeal obamacare. now they're refusing to even consider president obama's nominee for the supreme court. it disrespects the president and all of us -- in congress, i'll protect president obama's legacy, defend obamacare, and stand up for social security and medicare. i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on republicans - for all of us. >> monitoring

judge richard roberts coerced a 16-year-old girl into sex in 1981 when she was a witness in murder trial in utah. roberts was working there at the time. terry mitchell filed a civil suit after the authorities declined to prosecute because at the time sex with a 16-year-old was a misdemeanor in utah. robert says it was consensual. leon: eaglet watch hit fever pitch. how long we may wait to see the eaglet. >> somebody is damaging the protective gear of the firefighters. a full investigation underway. i'm brad bell. i will tell you about it when we come back. alison: the new tool the white house is using to push for confirmation hearings on president obama's pick for the u.s. supreme court. doug: partly sunny and a warm afternoon. mild. temperatures in the 60's. changes coming to the weekend weather. we talk about what will happen when and the impact still to come at we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave an

judge richard roberts resigned yesterday after being named in a civil lawsuit. according to the suit, roberts forced terry mitchell into having sex with him while she was a witness at a murder trial in 1981. at that time, roberts was a federal prosecutor in utah. .> he groomed her he was taking her out to dinner, and then coerces her into sex. a 16-year-old girl. michel approached prosecutors with a tape of a phone conversation in which roberts admitted having sex with her. afterled the suit prosecutors refused to pursue criminal charges back then. at the time, having sex with a a minor was a misdemeanor in utah. leon: officer jacai colson would have been 29 today. service andmorial funeral will follow. jacai colson will be laid to rest in his home state of pennsylvania. he died in a shootout sunday. there is more information about the memorial events on wjla.com. alison: switching gears now to the weather. the rain is leaving, skies are clearing, but the temperatures will be taking a dip. let's get the outlook from meteorologist brian van de graaff. always nice

judge richard roberts resigned after being named in a civil lawsuit.oberts coerced terri mitchell into having sex with him while she was a witness at a murder trial in 19-81. at the time, roberts was a federal prosecutor in utah. mitchell prosecutors with a tape of a phone conversation in prosecutors with a tape of a phone conversation in which roberts admitted having sex with her. she filed a civil suit after prosecutors declined to pursue criminal charges back then. at the time -- having sex with a minor was a misdemeanor in utah. new information... in the death of prince george's county police officer jacai colson. michael ford - the man accused of ambushing the police station, is now out of the hospital and being held without bail. ford was hurt in sunday's shootout at the district three station. police say ford opened fire outside the station using a gun that had been stolen twice. they believe he wanted to commit suicide by officer. he's facing two dozen criminal charges, including second degree murder. meantime, we've learned the funeral arrange

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richard roberts interrupted her for about three times. and the holy spirit spoke to me immediately when joyce meyers was about to do what i'm gonna tell you what e did. the holy spirit said to meow you need $478,000, i'm going to give you an opportunity now to do it. i'm going to give you an opportunity now to receive it, but you've got to do something." the spirit of the lord said to me, "i want you to give all the cash that you have in your pocket." now i'm gonna tell you something, ladies and to ask us to do things, we get nervous. we go, "oh, jesus..." i mean, that's human nature. "oh, god, i can't do this." i mean, i wrestled -- i'm a christian, i'm a pastor. i was up in the balcony, and i was wrestling with the idea -- in fact, can i be honest with you? when the holy spirit said to me, "i want you to empty all the cash you have in your pocket," my immediate response was, "devil, you are a liar. get thee behind me, satan!" [laughter] that's human nature! when you hear a voice like that, that's got to be the devil! that can't be god!

he says richard roberts assaulted her in 1981 when she was a 16-year-old witness in a murder trial. roberts was the prosecutor. his attorney say the two had a consensual relationship that was legal in utah at the time. roberts denies the charges. jonathan: merrick garland, the president's pick to fill the late antonin scalia's seat on the supreme court has support from democratic senators on the hill. at least for nomination hearings. making the capitol hill courtesy call is a tradition for the nominee but that is hardly the only way the white house is pushing through the process. scott thuman shows us how both sides are employing new strategies over the fate of the supreme court. >> here in the first 24 hours after the nomination we follow the play book. scott: the play book he references isn't exactly standard. the tactic to get a reluctant republican led senate to take up merrick garland as a supreme court nominee involves a social media overload. sonia sotomayor and more than we saw for elena kagan. why this difference? >> some of is it that we have access to tools we didn't hav

richard robert was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage utah woman, when he was a prosecutor, and she was a witness. utah attorney general, says, they received notice yesterday, that the complaint against judge robert was closed. the notice says the case was closed retired last week. before retiring, roberts was the chief judge of the us district court for the district of columbia. >> a supreme court in deadlock over a bankruptcy case. the dispute involves missouri bank and development company that defaulted on it loan. the company owned by two couples, the wives filed suit claiming discrimination for being required to guarantee their spouse's loans. the case has been pending since the first day of the term last october. >> straight ahead, breaking developments in the belgium terrorist attack. authorities identifying suspect just moment ago, maureen will have the very latest on that story, plus a look at the outpouring of support for brussels from around the world. plus, gary and erin are back with weather and traffic on the five's. ve's. again! again! again! again! again? again!

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learning that judge merrick gar and recused himself in a complaint against a federal judge, against richard robertsroberts is accused of sexually assaulting a utah woman decades ago. according to our news partner wtop, garland and be roberts but long time colleagues. both worked at the justice department and as federal prosecutors before being named as judges. garland recused himself five days before he was selected for roberts retired the same day garland was nominated. >>> 5:35. it seems like a lot of you are excited about this announcement. the grocery store publix says it's ready to open in northern virginia. publix is pretty popular in florida, other parts of the south. it's based in florida. last month it says hoping a few stores in the richmond area. and now the washington business journal reports publix plans to open stores in our area, too. at this point it's for tnot ther where they will go. >>> bae bae's dad is taking a little bit of a bubble bath. aaron and i were saying that we just love the fact that they put music to this video. makes it even better. national zoo tweeted the video ye

federal judge richard roberts claims he raped her 35 years ago. the utah woman was 16 at the time of the alleged assault. lawyers for roberts acknowledged an intimate relationship with the woman but calls the accusations "categorically false." the utah attorney general's office said after investigating, they opted not to prosecute the judge, but investigators determined roberts didn't break any laws because the woman was old enough to consent under utah laws back in 1981. >>> firefighters called on to a plane after an emergency response caused by an e-cigarette. plus, the big announcement from seaworld. the changes coming to the killer whle a >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. here are some of the stories lighting up social media this morning. an ohio man facing charges after allegedly egging his neighbor's house more than 100 charges. the house with the egg on the window belonged to an elderly neighbor. you can kind of see the window right there. right now there's no word on what exactly the motive was behind all this. >>> so, just when you thought we coul

has filed a sects abuse lawsuit against the chief federal judge in the the same day as judge richard roberts announced his retirement. this suit alleged roberts sexually abused the woman in 1981 when she was 16. in a starment to the post, roberts' attorney acknowledged there was an intimate relationship but he calls the accusations categorically false. utah's attorney general's office did investigate these claims in 2014 but found roberts did not break any laws because the woman was old enough at the time to consent under the state's law. >> the district is now banning some chemicals found in household products, kids toys, and furniture upholstery. muriel bowser signed the carcinogenic flame retardant chemical prohibition. the mayor says the new law will protect families and firefighters. she says the department lost two firefighters to the disease >> our firefighters often enter burning buildings without fully knowing the dangers on the other side of the door. some common household items are manufactured with carcinogens, materials that can lead to long-term health defects. >> this new law

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s federal judge richard w. roberts is being isng sued by a utah woman who sayshoy she was sexually assaultedssauld decades ago by him. fox5's annie yu joins usoins live with more on this story. annie, good morning.e, >> reporter: hey, goodte morning steve and allison. yeah, judge roberts announcedrt he is retirings after this woman filed a suit on wednesday regarding ascheng asce allegations from decades ago.eco now, the woman, terry mitchell, we have a picture ofro her is seeking $15 million in damages in a civil suit whenwhen which she filed wednesday in a salt lake see city district.tri. mitchell who is now 51 claims1 a she was sexually assaulted multiple times by judge jud roberts when she was just 16en s years old an witness in a high profile case involving supremacist who killed twoilledw black joggers in salt lakeggeris city in 1981. in 19 roberts was 27 years old atld the time an federal prosecutor u in the case.as lawyers for judge roberts say jd he will challenge thellge allegations in court.tion they did ack

joining me now, robert zimmerman, a democratic strategy and dnc committee member and richard fowler, st and senior fellow of the new leaders council. >> good to see you, megyn. >> all right, robert, the messaging yesterday was clearly like, improve the tone or we won't be debating anymore. >> well, actually, that may have been an interpretation of things and a lot of us feel frustrated. hillary clinton has been engaged in tough attacks on bernie sanders focused on his record. bernie sanders hasn't been talking about the record, he's been running campaigns of personal attacks and i think that's the reason hillary clinton has gotten 2.5 million more votes than bernie sanders. >> okay. but not to sound too r-rated it politics, right? look what is happening on the republican side. they're so mean to each other. you can't just say to your opponent, robert, you must be nicer in your tone. >> well, look, my side may need some couple counseling when this is over. but the republicans are going to need anger management therapy when they're done with their process. yes, we have clearly a sharp d

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the jew additional complaint was filed against former federal judge richard assaulting a utah woman decades a ago. garland and robertsere long time colleagues. garland recused himself five days before he was selected for the supreme court. roberts retired the same day garland was nominated. >>> giants, safe way, getting competition. publix says it is ready to tastt opening stores in northern virginia. pun ly publix is based out of florida. has a lot of fans there. it will be opening two stores in the richmond area, too. >>> something cute to kick off your morning. bei bei's dad taking a bubble bath. the national zoo tweeted this video yesterday. we don't normally show taking baths. but he splashes the water on his head, his face and gets inside the tub. the zoo tweeted the bubble bath was not toxic, of course. and of course for pure joy and excitement. he seems to be having a good time. where is eun to be flipping out over this stuff. >> can we get him a bigger bucket? poor guy. >> rutrue. he's having a good time. and of course the weather, they go hand in happened. >> not encouraging people to bathe outside. >> yest

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robert: the former undersecretary of defense for policy. the president is richardaine, former advisor to john mccain. he served in the national security council. brian: what do they expect of you? robert: they expect me to write about defense and security policy and to mentor younger fellows. i have also been, i wrote a column for two years for geopolitical company based in austin. brian: i want to show you george freeman. robert: i worked for him for two years. i found that writing a weekly column was not for me. brian: here's some video from 2014. [begin video clip] >> kaplan said recently the russian danger is not the military, but the voice of action. -- but subversive action. do you see that happening in romania? >> traditionally the russians have operated through subversion. kaplan is my good friend. we disagree. i look at the ukraine and i see a massive intelligence failure by the russians. their intelligence and what was going to happen in kiev was bad. in this region, there is a sense that the russians are 10 feet tall and can do anything. in fact, the his

robert. >>> a local english teacher arrested in an undercover sex sting will go on trial today. richard kemp is facing prostitution and sex charges. he planed to meet a 16-year- old boy to trade sex for money. he d in the case. former t tofi mikea turner is live outside of the u.s. district court with more expected to be a lot, right? mikea? >> reporter: oh, yeah. good morning. mike, andrea, caraway is expected to speak up about these allegations today in court. police are saying he has told them a lot and now he is ready to tell a judge. when the 22-year-old suspect stands before a federal judge in u.s. district court today he is expected to talk about his  role or part of it in a child porn scandal that rocked the entire community. caraway is accused of forcing children inside of the judge's elementary school to engage in sexual behavior with him and other victims were allegedly recruited out of the city and m >> i don't think ththe building i thk that they can investigate further. >> reporter: now, the lawsuit against the city is the fourth lawsuit filed on behalf of possible victi

robert was also furious. in june of 1865, she wrote illinois governor richard oglesby, this is what she wrote to the government illinois. i feel that it is due to candor and fairness that i should notify your monument association that unless i receive within 10 days an official assurance that the monument will be erected over the tomb in oak ridge cemetery, in accordance with my often expressed wishes, i will use my consent to the request of a national monument association in washington, d.c., and have the sacred remains deposited in the vault prepared for president washington, under the dome of the national capital as early a period as is practical. she put her poker face on and dared the association to call her bluff. in order to convince her to change her mind, a delegation from springfield travel to chicago, where mary had settled with her son. mary refused to see them, even in the end, she won the battle. and think goodness. because oak ridge cemetery really is a perfect and pastoral setting for all of us to commune with lincoln's spirit. it was a burden to be the family of a martyred president. as well,

robert: the former undersecretary of defense for policy. the president is richard fontaine, former advisor to john mccain. he served in the national security council. brian: what do they expect of you? robert: they expect me to write about defense and security policy and to mentor younger fellows. i have also been, i wrote a column for two years for geopolitical company based in austin. brian: i want to show you george freeman. robert: i worked for him for two years. i found that writing a weekly column was not for me. brian: here's some video from 2014. [begin video clip] >> kaplan said recently the russian danger is not the military, but the voice of action. do you see that happening in romania? >> traditionally the russians have operated through subversion. kaplan is my good friend. we disagree. i look at the ukraine and i see a massive intelligence failure by the russians. their intelligence and what was going to happen in kiev was bad. in this region, there is a sense that the russians are 10 feet tall and can do anything. in fact, the history of the past 40 y

robert kennedy. but 1968, mind you, is also the year when richard nixon returns to the political stage. this is -- i did get permissions from george louis the designer of this wonderful cover to appear in the book. it is one of my favorite images. so richard nixon is -- the democrats are in disarray. richard nixon is the most unlikely comeback story. right? he loses in 1960. he loses in 1962 for the governor of california. like not even president. says you're never going to have nixon to kick around again. i'm going back to my law firm. and then 1968 he's back, but he's back as a very different candidate. again, this goes to sort of putting our current moment in context, thinking about the power of image, thinking about the power of media, and how the same politician might repackage themselves and also take advantage of a very different moment in american history. because, of course, between 1960 and 1968 so much changes in terms of how geo politics, domestic politics, grassroots politics and culture. richard nixon comes back not as the same richard nixon of 1960 -- and one of the thing

richard gere part in "pretty woman." he thinks it would have been "weird" to pair him with the much younger julia roberts. 3 (walter everyone's gonna be rushing to the theater to see "batman versus superman" this friday. well, everyone but one. sam affleck... won't get to see his dad ben play the caped crusader at the box office. but there's a good reason for that... he's only four- years old. dad's worried the movie is too grown up for him... and doesn't "want him to have nightmares." but sam *is getting in on the fun... ben is gonna ask the film editors to make a shorter, less violent version on d-v-d. (vanessa now... here's "something blue" to get "tickled pink" over. it's a nearly 10-carat, "fancy deep blue diamond" ring... that once belonged to legendary child star, shirley temple... and it's going up for bid next month. temple's father bougth it for her when she was 12... in 19-40... as her film, "the blue bird," was coming out. she wore it throughout her life, as both an actress and an american diplomat. the ring will be auctioned-off on april 19th, jewels" sale... and you can follow the bids online. (walter/ and... it

robert bork had been assistant attorney general for richard nixon. he had been a solicitor general for richard nixon. he had been part of the so-called saturday night massacre during watergate when several senior people to him resigned and bork was acting as attorney general. as soon as reagan became president in 1981 one of his first judicial appointments to the d.c. circuit court of appeals was robert bork. so the democrats knew this was coming and they were prepared and they wasted no time at all. some people complained in the current situation that senator mcconnell waited less than a couple hours after antonin scalia died before staking out his claim to this nomination fight we're now in. in fact, senator edward kennedy went to the floor of the senate something like 45 minutes after bork was announced as the nominee and essentially said, we the democrats are going to go after this guy hammer and tongs. he is all wrong. he's out of the main stream. so the stage for the confrontation was definitely set. >> let's take a look. we'll go back to 1987

names in here including macy, montgomery ward, richard sears, and all these people -- how much of the progress is made because somebody was a leader? robertat interests me is how many of the great inventions of the late 19th century were done by individuals working by themselves, not working for big corporations, there was in a way, a u-shaped history of innovation. with the role of individuals, very high at the beginning, thomas edison, alexander graham bell, george westinghouse, and all of the individual inventors, karl benz, the inventor of the first really workable internal combustion engine. and of course, the wright brothers with their airplane. these were all independent entrepreneurs, then we went into the 20th century and during most of the 20th century, we had a diminished role of individuals and an increased role of corporations. then, the individual came back in the late 19th century, and the late 20th century, with bill gates, microsoft, steve jobs, apple, mark zuckerberg, facebook. and we had a return of the role of the individual inventor. brian: what you think of the stock market? and what impact does that have on making m

names in here including macy, montgomery ward, richard sears, and all these people -- how much of the progress is made because somebody was a leader? roberterests me is how many of the great inventions of the late 19th century were done by individuals working by themselves, not working for big corporations, there was in a way, a u-shaped history of innovation. with the role of individuals, very high at the beginning, thomas edison, alexander graham bell, george westinghouse, and all of the individual inventors, karl benz, the inventor of the first really workable internal combustion engine. and of course, the wright brothers with their airplane. these were all independent entrepreneurs, then we went into the 20th century and during most of the 20th century, we had a diminished role of individuals and an increased role of corporations. then, the individual came back in the late 19th century, and the late 20th century, with bill gates, microsoft, steve jobs, apple, mark zuckerberg, facebook. and we had a return of the role of the individual inventor. brian: what you think of the stock market? and what impact does that have on making money,

robert brawley of mooresville. in the democratic gubernatorial primary, north carolina attorney general roy cooper faces off against durham native ken spaulding. voters will decide the senate seats where richard burr is seeking his third term and the state attorney general position is up for grabs with cooper running for governor. >> john: right now, voters are already casting ballots at polling places across north carolina. wbtv's mark davenport is joining us live from a polling precinct, this is at covenant presbyterian mark, many people out there right now? >> reporter: the door just opened a minute or two, 10, 15 people, the first question when they got up to the line is photo i.d. we have been talking about it all morning long, couple weeks before this as well. you have to have photo i.d., driver's license, people are loading in here at covenant presbyterian this morning, john. >> john: have you had a chance to speak with any of the voters, what are they saying about the elections? >> reporter: i haven't gotten a chance to speak with anybody, we'll talk to them on the way out finding out their ideas and thoughts about the election this time around. i have been talking to poll workers, th

roberts. we begin with breaking news. several key developments unfolding right now in the war on terror and the brussels terror attacks. in just the last few moments, a senior u.s. official telling nbc's richard engel that isis's second in command, was killed in a raid by the u.s. yesterday morning, details on that coming ahead for you. but we go on to these breaking developments out of brussels and new raids taking place as we speak in schaerbeek. this is the same area where the brussels attackers lived before carrying out tuesday's deadly bombings. also new this morning, nbc news confirming a u.s. based brother and sister were among those killed in the attacks. they have been identified as sasha and alexander pinczowski. a short time ago, john kerry met with belgium's prime minister in brussels paying his respect to the victims. >> on behalf of president obama and all of the american people, i offer our deepest condolences to the people of belgium and all of the families, all those individuals who have suffered an inconceivable loss in the last few days. >> we're also learning about a fifth suspect in the bombings from belgian media. those reports say police sources describe this fifth susp

richard norby and 19-year- old mason wells are the other injured missionaries. listen to this, family members say mason wells and his mother were also present at the 2013 boston marathon bombings. in the studio, robert guaderrama, fox19 now. there are no specific credible threats in the united states, but security at cvg has been heightened after the attacks... sara...what are you seeing around the airport? washington ap - homeland security secretary jeh jay johnson says there is no "specific, credible intelligence" of any plots against the united states like those carried out in brussels. as a precaution, the homeland security department is stepping up security at major u.s. airports and rail and transit stations around the country. johnson says dhs officials are in contact with their european counterparts and monitoring the ongoing situation. security officials are also reviewing whether additional screening may be necessary for air travelers coming from belgium. belgium is one of 38 countries whose citizens generally do not need a visa to visit the u.s. and right now...this is a live look in brussels...they're observing a 1 minute moment of silence...for the 34 brussels...they're observing a 1 br

roberts. we begin with breaking news. several key developments unfolding right now in the war on terror and the brussels terror attacks. in just the last few moments, a senior u.s. official telling nbc's richardilled in a raid by the u.s. yesterday morning, details on that coming ahead for you. but we go on to these breaking developments out of

robert kennedy. but 1968, mind you, is also the year when richard nixon returns to the political stage.- i did get permissions from george louis the designer of this wonderful cover to appear in the book. it is one of my favorite images. so richard nixon is -- the democrats are in disarray. richard nixon is the most unlikely comeback story. right? he loses in 1960. he loses in 1962 for the governor of california. like not even president. says you're never going to have nixon to kick around again. i'm going back to my law firm. and then 1968 he's back, but he's back as a very different candidate. again, this goes to sort of putting our current moment in context, thinking about the power of image, thinking about the power of media, and how the same politician might repackage themselves and also take advantage of a very different moment in american history. because, of course, between 1960 and 1968 so much changes in terms of how geo politics, domestic politics, grassroots politics and culture. richard nixon comes back not as the same richard nixon of 1960 -- and one of the things i would

robert was also furious. mary was intent on exercising her right as lakin's widow. in june of 1865, she wrote illinois governor richard oglesby, this is what she wrote to the government illinois. i feel that it is due to candor and fairness that i should notify your monument association that unless i receive within 10 days an official assurance that the monument will be erected over the tomb in oak ridge cemetery, in accordance with my will expressed wishes, i use my consent to the request of a national monument association in washington, d.c., and have the sacred remains deposited in the vault prepared for president washington, under the dome of the national capital as early a period as is practical. not exactly the helpless, grieving widow. she put her poker face on and dared the association to call her bluff. in order to convince her to change her mind, a delegation from springfield travel to chicago, where mary had settled with her son. mary refused to see them, even though they were out the door. she refused to change her mind, she was resolute. in the end, she won the battle. and think goodness. because oak ridg