you can imagine the response i got from robbie. robbie went on to vietnam. he was on the cover of "time" magazine. he was hit bya s a sam missile. they put this great man in a box and capt. for five years -- and kept him for five years. he never broke. he inspired other prisoners to stay alive by tapping on the box. ?ow is that for the sh leadershp after five years in the box, they decided to let him out. it took him a few weeks to regain his ability to walk and talk. they did not have church services. he ordered church services. a pow said, "we don't have any hymnals." he said, " writwrite them out on top of a paper." -- on toilet paper. you take every risk when you do not go to church. these police captain robbie alive. the man will tell you what a hero robbie was to them. the vietnamese came and and grabbed robbie back into the box. they were having church services. the prisoners still strongly to honor -- stood strongly to honor robbie. years later, i said it was going on in your mind when they drag you back into the box. he said, "with them seeing, i wa

robby and his family left the court without commenting. prosecutors plan their appeal. in new brunswick, new jersey. >> the judge said he received a stack of letters in support of robby. he said he does not think robby should be deported to his native india. >>> wjz is live, political reporter pat warren has more on why this group is taking this position. >> reporter: the resolution comes from the national organization which is head quartered here in baltimore. >> we live in a democracy and in our democracy we have the benefit of a constitution which defines the equal rights which we all share. >> reporter: same-sex marriage supporters believes that includes an equal right to marriage. >> same-sex couples want the same thing as everybody else. >> reporter: the language of the naacp resolution mirrors the act that maryland released. it reads in part, we support marriage i qualify consistent with equal protection under the law. further restrongly affirm the religious freedoms of all people as protected by the first amendment. >> it is the responsibility and the history of

robbie and his family left the court without comment. the judge granted a stay of the sentence while prosecutors plan their appeal. drew, cbs news, new brunswick, new jersey. >> he said he did not think that robbie should be deported to his native india. >>> we have an update on the child sex abuse case involving former penn state assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. a judge today rejected a defense request to delay the june 5 start of the trial. sandusky's lawyer claims he needed more time to prepare the defense. the former defensive coordinator is charged with sexually abusing ten boys between 1994 and 2008. sandusky denies the charges. >>> students who survive the deadly tornado in joplin, missouri, are now about to graduate from high school and president obama will be there to deliver that commencement address tonight. the joplin high school was one of several buildings destroyed by the twister. juniors and seniors attended classes this year in a converted big box retail store. tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the coun

robbie to make him dislike him or cause him to retail cat for wrong doing. no, he did these -- retaliate for wrong doing. no, he did these acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic decency and respect because my son was below him and he was gay. >> prosecution vows to appeal the sentence. >>> coming up, one couples unique approach to have their deceased parents at their wedding. >>> if you thing it is pricey to park in dc you won't believe how mump a new spot in new york city costs, that is all coming up but first, let's check with holly. >>> hey, tony take a look at this rose isn't that gorgeous? if only you could spell it too. you will only find roses like this at the frankie san monastery of the holy land in northeast dc where we are live and where right now they happen to be busy making potpourri, we will take you through the process and show you how to come out and take advantage of it as well. >>> first, here is today's trivia question in honor of the private sector rocket going up to the space station, how many flights did space shuttle discov

the judge sentenced robbie to just 30 days in jail. it is far less than prosecutors wanted. shortly after the cyber bullying, clemente took his own life, jumping off the george washington bridge. >> eni had no idea of the despair and torment tyler must been feeling. >> reporter: robbies mother spoke in court saying her son suffered in the fall out. it was the only time during the entire trial, rob bee showed any emotion. >> he was absolutely devastated, and broken into pieces. the media misconstrued the fact to the public and misconceptions that formed. >> reporter: robbie was placed on three years probation and ordered to get counseling and has to pay $10,000 to a community based organization which helps victims of bias crimes. robbie and his family left the court without commenting. the judge granted a stay of sentence while prosecutors appeal. >>> the judge said he received a stack of letters in support of robbie he said he did not think he should be deported to native india. >>> new details about a boating accident on the river tha

it's signed by robbie and i propose to auction it off in a silent auction. and you can't imagine woodrow wilson doing this, right? here's the basic plan. there aren't many of us. i pledge we ruthlessly enforce our time limits to 12 minute of each of the speakers. five plus myself. there's enough time remaining for what i want to allot for prepared remarks. i will come back and say a few words myself. the next thing on our agenda is to invite comments a among the panelists, the speakers for about 15 minutes. and then we will turn hopefully with about 25 minutes the q and a. i think we can get a lot done. i'm the person to enforce the time limits. i was a prosecutor in manhattan for several years. so i'm not tough, but i know lots of tough people. each of our speakers will speak about 12 minutes from their seats. and i will introduce each of them before each one of them speaks. and they're not necessarily going to speak in the order in which they're arranged, right to left or left to right. but i do wish to turn now to our speaker, hannah smith on my far left.

robbie maddux, five-hole goal. mustangs not falling into devil's den. see whatdy there, dad. nick rossi to tyler reed. 13-6 winners tonight. nice crowd for the women's tourney. ten seconds left in the first half. ramon, fake dodge, fakes left, goes right, scores. 6-5 then at that point. second half all penn state. north hartford alum part of the big nittany lion rum. penn state with the win over towson 15-8. mad held off umass 15-12.

it was discovered said robbie use a web cam to spy on clemente and tweeted about it. he became a poster child not on bullying. the judge commend his demeanor in court. >> i have not heard you apologize once. we did the judge condemned -- the judge condemned his demeanor in court. he has been ordered to get counseling and will have to pay $10,000 toward a program to help victims of hate crime. >> we are following a developing story, where it appeals maryland lawmakers and now are closer to a special session on gambling. it will likely be held on july 9. they will consider a casino in maryland. if the bill passes, it will be placed on the ballot until a referendum this november. good >> new tonight in just 24 hours we will know the winner of a dancing with the stars so we have a super soprano and patella novello star who gave it their all at tonight's competition. >> there can only be one winner. here are the finalists. catherine jenkins and the actor. live from hollywood with a look at all the excitement. >> what an evening. goodi spoke to all the contestants. they fel

two months ago tiran robbie was found guilty of 15 criminal counts including bias intimidation which is classified as a hate crime in this state new jersey. >>> he was convicted of using a web cam to spy on his roommates 18 year-old had a comment about he was having a sexual encounter with another man days later clementi jump off the george washington bridge an act of desperation that capture headlines around the world raising awareness of the issue of bullying and as the struggles faced by gay teenagers he now faces up to 10 years in prison or depending on the judge's decision he could be deported to his native india. the punishment that activists say is too harsh in an op-ed published in the ledger former new jersey governor who resigned his post at the coming out in 2004 argue that the issues at hand were larger than to run rally homophobia was replete in clementi's government church and culture not just from the stupidity. but not everyone agrees. he is not a victim he is not a scapegoat. did waves steven goldstein says robbie should serve at least some jail time if only to set a

thank you, robbie. >> you can bet there might be more than a few traffic snarls this morning. especially as the morning goes on. department of transportation officials stress fans should park in commercial lots, not in neighborhoods. >> starting at 6:00 this morning until 8:00 or 9:00 j.f.x. to eastbound northern parkway will be closed. motorists will be redirected. and silburn to greenspring will also be shut down. >> the same areas affected tonight from 5:30. the southbound j.f.x. as well as westbound northern parkway from falls road to greenspring avenue. >> again, roy taylor is high above us this morning keeping an eye on traffic. >> good morning, captain roy. how are things looking now? we are seeing a slow trickle of people come noog pimlico. >> you know, it has been slow, but it has steady. we are watching people walk into the parking lot. we are watching people stake out their spots in front of the stages, staking out, in fact, the tie stages they have here. so it has been a slow but very, very steady influx of people working their way to the in field area. not the mad

robbie was convicted of violating tyler clemente's privacy. he was not convicted of murder or contributing to the suicide of tyler. it's a shame that tyler took his own life, but people should look at what the charges were and they would see the judge's decision was just and fair. thanks for that, harold. robbie's actions were unspeakably cruel. frankly i don't understand the lack of a sincere apology. however, if we take the suicide out of the equation, which has been pointed out, he was not charged with, does the 30 day sentence still appear so grossly unfair? and then there was this on the decision to back gay marriage, even though polls show a majority of black folks disagree. brad says good job. the naacp got it right. the ones out of touch with the culture are the churches that want to keep those in the dark. luther is not having it. the naacp does not speak for me. i'm not going to hell for them. the bible is against same-sex marriage, so am i. we appreciate's everybody's e- mail. don't forget, i'll be back here tonight at 11:00 along w

the father saying robbie's actions were due to the fact that his son was gay. >> he never did anything to mr. robie to make him dislike him or make him retaliate for some wrongdoing. no, mr. robbie did those criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserveing basic human decency and respect and because my son was different than him, below him, and because he was gay. >> reporter: the prosecution vows to appeal the sentence. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> a pennsylvania judge refused to delay the start of a pennsylvania sex abuse trial that involves jerry sandusky. it will likely begin in two weeks. sandusky's charged with 52 criminal counts of abusing 10 boys and has repeatedly denied the charges. sandusky's lawyer asked for a delay arguing that he needed more time to find and interview witnesses. the judge didn't explain his reason for refusing the delay. >>> the former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn is facing a new rape allegation. the french counselor opened an allegation into allegations of rape into a washington hotel. the prosecutor's office said in a statement

robbie ludwig. is a poll done by gallup as legitimate of a group you get, that says we're happier than we've been in years when all the headlines are bad. >> my first thought was did they interview anybody in new york city because who is happy here? and i wondered if there was some political stint component to it. we're always having information in the news recession people are doing better yet many people are still out of work. when it comes to happiness i'm suspicious. first of all, who is happy all of the time? it's a very hard motion to measure. >> you're in the business of trying to get inside people's thoughts and more serious moments. do people when they're even on their couch do they tell you if they're happy or sad doctor do you have to discern that and measure it in other ways. >> i think they do. my patients have to be encouraged to talk about when things are right, they have to use that to talk about things that are wrong. but there is also a sense of anxiety. they are feeling good and t

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martha: we are awaiting the sentencing of former rutgers student daren robbie.o. he faces up to ten years we believe on two separate counts in this case, of basically spying on his roomate using his web cam. tyler clemente was the young man who took his own life ace after that happened. when that decision comes down our legal panel will debate it and ask the question, does the punishment fit this very unusual shot. that's a live shot. gregg: president obama expected to arrive for the latest nato discussion and a new round of protests set to begin. we are live on the ground in chicago. there you see some of the pushing and shoving that took place earlier. i love cash back. withhe bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. 1% ca back everywhere, every time. 2% on grocers. 3% on gas. automacally. no hoops to jump through. no annual e. that's 1% back on... wow! 2% on my homemade lasagn 3% back on [ friends ] road trip!!!!!!!!!!!! [ male announcer ] get 1-2-3 percent cash back. apply online or at a bank of america near

. >>> deron robby was convicted of taping his roommate. >>> on friday john edwards' jurors spent the day considering whether the former presidential candidate broke campaign laws by using donor money to cover-up an extramarital affair. jurors did not hear from edwards or his former mistress riel hunter. >>> our time is 4:37. we hope you enjoyed the weekend because we are in for an overcast monday. at 4:00 3-d howard will let us know if more showers are headed our way. >>> general motors makes another announcement about its advertising. >> the post shuttle private space flight. >> we are back in two minutes. welcome back. keep the rain gear handy. we have drizzle and spa and a few showers as well. maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon with highs in the mid-70s. i'm already looking ahead to the coming weekend. right now monica is in with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: southbound 395 a live look at an accident on the shoulder before duke street and obviously traffic is light. northbound 3-9d 5 is also good between the beltway and the 14th street bridge. coming up in my next report, we'll

robby faced ten years in prison after a jury found him guilty of all 15 counts including invasion of privacy and bias intimidation. but today a judge only sentenced him to 30 days behind bars saying it did not reach the level of a hate crime. he use add webcam in 2010 to spy on his gay roommate having an intimate moment with another man. it caused him to commit suicide a few days later. today the judge expressed his disappointment saying he never once apologized for his actions but still only sentenced him to 30 days in jail. robby will complete three years' probation, 300 hours of community service, and counseling about cyber bullying. >>> and disappointing news for the defense team in the penn state child sex abuse case. today a judge rejected a request to delay the trial of former assistant football coach jerry sandusky, accused of molesting ten boys. the defense wanted more time to prepare. jury selection is set to begin on june 5th. and still no verdict in the john edwards corruption trial. the jury wrapped up a second day of deliberations. edwards is accused of using campaign d

and after the shame not done robbie well by the odd and after the anger about them although there still remains the hope. i'm not that i'm on and i know that i can get in a lot of trouble for what i'm about to say while a man you cannot argue my second. self with i think that there's a lot represents the hope like and i thought of them hezbollah you must. sometimes i think i have an effect it's a very good thing and now i'm going to tell you and hezbollah inflicted and hezbollah a huge defeat as you might then be attacked and this way you have to keep knocking them until they hurt while i am and you and you also will doubt about i don't see how they reached their son and. yeah i would. let them off and get even yes his fame has come from one of his books about the holocaust and other books about the israel palestine conflict. and strategic gannett the month is out when you visited lebanon meetings are a scandal for you. with various political leaders and some has been there is a fundamental principle people have the right to defend their country from foreign occupiers and people have th

. >> robbie's parents are also in the courtroom. they are -- robbie also faces the possibility of being sent back to india. >>> the city of chicago is bracing for more demonstrations today. the last day of the nato summy. sandra inco is in chicago to tell us about the agreements expected on the last day of the summit. good morning, sandra. >> reporter: well, good morning, tori. world lowered -- leaders are up against the deadline to end the war in 1014. the biggest issue on the table today. how to divide up the bill. who is gonna pay to make sure after an fores are free to voo? prom met with if hamid die czar and was optimistic the 2014 -- hamid karzai and was optimistic that the 2014 could be hit. >> reporter: a big what, who will -- who will pay the annual prices form -- >> at the end of the day, it's less jen seven to finance the after an security forces anyone to deploy our own drips -- are troops -- our own troops. outside nato meetings on sunday, protest -- protesters and lits arrested. they asked three anp tifts -- act visits

robbie maddux, five-hole goal. mustangs not falling into devil's den. see whatdy there, dad.nick rossi to tyler reed. 13-6 winners tonight. nice crowd for the women's tourney. ten seconds left in the first half. ramon, fake dodge, fakes left, goes right, scores. 6-5 then at that point. second half all penn state. north hartford alum part of the big nittany lion rum. penn state with the win over towson 15-8. mad held off umass 15-12. terps get the winner of the loyola game sunday. navy did not find the upset in chapel hill, losing to north carolina 14-7. capitals tonight find themselves in another game seven. now their long-term history in the playoffs suggest heartbreak again but caps outplayed top-seeded rangers last three games. woon two of them. maybe -- won two of them. maybe this is the year. holtby in net for the capitals but never saw this shot. brad richards somehow the puck got through all of that. 1-0, rangers. third period new york to the lead. michael dell szottio shot from the slot. 38 seconds later caps making it a little interesting. hamrlik, knuckleball beats

a young man is dead, but robbie didn't -- was not necessarily the one responsible for killing him. so what do you think? mailbag@wusa9.com. don't pack up that umbrella just yet. they could stick around, anny is here to let us know how long the forecast will rain. but first, the nato summit in chicago ends with a promise about the end to the war in afghanistan. protest, that is just not soon enough. >>> nato wrapped up the summit by firming up plans by ending the war in afghanistan. hand over the lead combat roll by sometime next summer and end the combat mission by the end of 2014. but that does not mean all the nato troops will be out of there. some will have to stay to support afghanistan's own forces. >> nato will continue to train, advice, and assist and support afghan forces as they grow stronger. >> meantime, outside the summit, protesters once again out there making noise, many downtown chicago businesses, including boeing, shut down. in anticipation of protesters, one scuffle with police led to 45 arrests. >>> just over one month, tiger woods and the at&t nationals will hit

his line of men's only their garments the butt of the jokes on the day obama also praising irishman robbie keane for his contribution to the film's third m.l.s. title while the present self gets to add another jersey to his wardrobe bulging collection. none other than the fresh prince of bel-air a will smith brought his act to london the forty three year old meeting with members of team britain out of the summer's olympic and basketball hurdles and of course a few rounds of boxing for the man who betrayed. me all on the agenda for the american . doing it all too well doesn't he a nice hockey the quarterfinal line numbers not complete the world championships taking place in sweden and. for russia it is a norway test in the last state on thursday xina to love. will be strengthened by the arrival of two alexander. who met up with the national team straight from the n.h.l. playoffs on choose the were co-hosts finland and sweden take on team usa in the czech republic respectively while winning olympic champ scum of the op against the back. there's less than two years to go before the start of t

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robby george is the current professor of jurisprudence on princeton university. he's served on the united states, and former judicial fellow, and he's currently a commission on the u.s. commission of international religious freedom. and he also is a very good friend of our programs and a trusted and very helpful advisor. help me in welcomeing professor robert george. >> well, thank you very much. it's my great pleasure to be chairing this panel which brings together some of our nation's most distinguished religious leaders, all of whom have been very active and dedicated in the cause of fighting for religious liberty. and, of course, you can see literally see with your eyes the wonderful interfaith nature of this panel. we have representatives from several of the major traditions in the united states and the fact that people are working together across the lines of the theological difference i think speaks very well for the ultimate success of this battle for religious liberty. i'm going to have to make introductions of our distinguished panelist, each of whom de

robbi ludwig says life can't wait for the housing market to improve. >> we are in an economy, a housingre 5% to 10% loss is a good thing in the end. we live in different economic times. to measure things against an old economy doesn't make sense and isn't appropriate. >> reporter: the first spring selling season in years that hasn't been, well, miserable. housing affordability is the best in 40 years, relentless price declines are slowing and surveys point to prices creeping higher next year. housing starts are up, and home building confidence are at a five-year time. a true recovery in housing comes only with a better job market. >> the bottom line, you know, you can't have a household you back from living your life. >> that's what we ultimately decided. even if we lose money, if that's the right move for us, we decided we have to do it. >> their strategy sure paid off. after a successful open house, they received several offers and they accepted one for about 5% less than they paid for their home in 2010. all right. if you have a question you would like to us answer, find us on facebo

robbi ludwig says life can't wait for the housing market to improve. >> we are in an economy, a housingre 5% to 10% loss is a good thing in the end. we live in different economic times. to measure things against an old economy doesn't make sense and isn't appropriate. >> reporter: the first spring selling season in years that hasn't been, well, miserable. housing affordability is the best in 40 years, relentless price declines are slowing and surveys point to prices creeping higher next year. housing starts are up, and home building confidence are at a five-year time. a true recovery in housing comes only with a better job market. >> the bottom line, you know, you can't have a household you back from living your life. >> that's what we ultimately ci

. >> he worked with robby george and the two of them teach a course together and that's what you'd want college course, it's kind of the ying and yang of political philosophy. tavis: i haven't had time to sit on the course but it's one of the most popular courses to have west and george in the same classroom. unbelievable. >> when he met my son, he said your father is conservatisms emanuel kont. you're supposed to know this if you're at princeton. tavis: i'm glad to have you on. you mentioned the book of poverty. but i love this book, "the book of man." there's so much to talk about tonight. since you mentioned poverty, today "the new york times," you made the front page, a story of paul ryan. you saw the story? >> i did. tavis: the front page story of "the new york times," we'll put it on the screen in a second. front page about paul ryan, the chairman of the house committee on this tour. we were in georgetown last week, one night, two nights later, paul ryan showed up for this major policy speech about poverty and what his views were. he's been pushed back as you know well by the cath

when it does become partisanized, i think, i agree with you, robbie. that is a very dire warning to our entire society and culture, but in fact, i think, that is exactly where we are today. >> well, i think this issue in litigation, the litigation that's pending, rabbi soloveichik mentioned the 43 catholic organizations and protestant entities like colorado christian college joining in the litigation. that's going to be litigated. the basic claim is going to be a statutory claim under the religious freedom restoration act. i have to ask myself, what happened to that by partship and the unity that produced the religious freedom restoration act in the first place and do we have any hope of getting it back? is there anything we who believe so strongly in defending religious liberty against these mandates can do to persuade those who were once so active and enthusiastic about the religious freedom restoration act to come back to the cause. is there anything we're doing wrong that's scaring people away who should be arm in arm in fighting for religious libe

think of bill as robby george without the banjo. >> but with a jazz piano. i'm going to focus my remarks on the recent statement of the u.s. catholic bishops concerning religious liberty, a document that in my judgment warrants sustained reflection. in doing this, we have to do our best to decouple our inquiry from the overwrought polemics of our polarized contemporary politics. the church in my judgment is not conducting a war on women, and the obama administration is not conducting a war on religion. there is, instead, a genuine disagreement over the respective roles of religious obligation and civil law. this disagreement takes place against the backdrop of an enduring fact. there is no guarantee that the requirements of citizenship and of faith will prove fully compatible in a religiously diverse and nontheo kratic society and there is also disagreement about what to do when they come into conflict. i propose to examine the bishop's statement not simply as an intervention and a political debate, though it is that. but as a document grounded in an interpr

love the hat, robbie. >> good morning, guys. it is beautiful at the stakes bar this morning.ice and cool. need a little jacket. this is what i call the calm before the big race this afternoon. you mentioned, it takes a lot of people to get old hilltop ready, and yesterday she looked beautiful. and all throughout the area on the hilltop here at pimlico, people were doing those last-minute jobs. >> all around the in field people were in motion putting the finishing touches on tomorrow's big day. >> this is the table and chairs supposed to be out here. i'm out here loading the remaining vendors. it is a lot of set-up. >> if you have a lot of people, you will need a lot of food. >> people were already preparing the food items for tomorrow. >> we have over 1,000 pounds of crab meat. big numbers. >> if you are lucky enough to be in the corporate village, you should have quite a time. this is the under armour-sagimor farms tent. there is a huge bar, and an outside balcony. >> it boosted racing here, and great for preakness day. >> this tent is for the maryland jockey club. >> the ow

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. >> robbie, i think you described yourself, majestic, beautiful. >> or piece of the dog, that woulde me. >> you are in the grassy area, so watch where you walk. >> i do. >> tread lightly. >> i do. >> i learned the hard way.3 f6 c13< >> a storm spinning off the carolinas, and so far it is not doing anything to us. the insta-weather plus forecast is just ahead. -[ sneezes ] -what are you waiting for? -my allergy medicine to work. -allegra is fast. [ female announcer ] only allegra combines fast, non-drowsy, 24-hour relief. -gotta go. - [ female announcer ] allegra. fast and non-drowsy relief. >> the sun is out this morning. we have to look to find rain on the radar. we see it off the carolina coast. that storm has been there. no steering winds to push it this way. it is kind of lost. the steering winds are south of that storm or north of it. it is spinning around. that's fine. we have a big deal going on. eventually, that weather will catch up with us. with the sunshining, look at that sunshine out there. 49 at the airport. temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. a nice high read

one that robbie referred to, chuck colson.the other, his friend and loved to many of us here today, the late father richard neuhaus. in one of the last essays richard wrote for the journal he founded, he discussed what he called a new order of religious freedom. appealing to one of the distinctive traits of the american experiment. summarize and famous words that appear on our currency, not in god we trust, but a new order for the ages. at the heart of this new order, lies an instinctive respect for persons of faith. all faith. and an intentional policy of their access to the public square. free access, not only for individuals, but also for religious associations. for communities of faith. richard emphasized that the inspiration for religious freedom was itself religious. as he said in his own way, it is our belief that it is the will of god that we should not persecute one another in our disputes over the will of god. [laughter] [laughter] >> a wonderful new neuhaus-ism. nonetheless, i want to go back to that statement that

. >> the judge ordered robby to a three year sentence amounting to just 30 days behind bars he condemned his demeanor in court. >> i haven't heard awe poll jiz once. in the letter you gave to the present yens people was unimpressive. >> the judge said he would recommend ravi not be deported which he is facing after the guilty verdict. >> there is breaking news, and good news. a uc santa cruz student has just been found after a massive search there in yosemite. the 22-year-old was last seen saturday morning in the hetch hetchy area of the park and a 50-person search team spent the day looking for him. he sun harmed and was found five miles from where he was last seen. >> the wife of ross mirkarimi has given her first interview to the abc 7 news i team. over the weekend dan noyes traveled to venezuela, lopez's hometown, she's taken the couple's 3-year-old son there to escape the domestic violence scandal that could cost the sheriff his job. >> it's important to give another side of the story. that i think it's important for people to realize we're human beings. >> and the interview will ai

they were caught on surveillance cameras robbie at least six businesses including a mcdonald's. -- robbing at least six businesses. >> this was one of the locations that was robbed at gunpoint. it gives you an indication of how brazen these crooks work. it is pretty wide open and well lit at night. like the other locations, there were plenty of cameras. the 16 cameras at this gas station captured every move of the robbers made. they walked calmly into the shop around 10:30 friday night. one suspect was armed with a semiautomatic handgun. >> this is a robbery that is what he told me. >> the store owner was at home when it all unfolded inside his shop. >> within seconds the cash register was emptied of the $650 inside and the robbers were gone. that was just the beginning of the three-day crime spree for prince charges county. >> everything ranging from restaurants to gas stations to convenience stores, and their target is money. >> they were successful in getting that. there were possibly responsible for several robberies in d.c. last week. police say they have a newer model dodge charger a

. >> we have a caller from boston, robbie, democrat. good morning. >> caller: good morning, c-span. >> good morning. >> caller: i have a question about my uncle received a letter back. but can i just make one quick point about this? my blood is still boiling from the last guy. i watched the debates on c-span about the bush tax cuts. and they were supposed to sunset. does no one understand what sunset means? they were supposed to end. all right. but forget all that. my question now. my uncle who is a korean and world war ii vet, he wrote the president -- it wasn't that long ago, i don't think. and so just it's funny you're on today, because just like three days ago, he received a letter back. and he was so excited. and when i read it, i said to myself, this is a form letter, because it was typed and it looked like a stamp of president obama. and i hated to burst his bubble, but i said uncle, i don't think the president read your letter, because if he did, it wouldn't come back as a form letter. could you please explain that part of it fo

. >> you talked about the death of your beloved brother robby in the book.ke rocket fuel to you because you realized how your life can change in an instant, and it made you fearless. how so? i understand now. what does that mean to you? >> once you go through something so huge and at such a young age. >> he was 18. >> you don't -- you think, i've lived -- i've survived that, i can survive anything. and it just made me braver. i really don't understand why it did that, but i kind of felt like i was wearing a bullet proof vest after that. >> was it hard to write this or was it a joy? >> it was -- it was hard and it was a joy. it was the -- the hardest part was writing the part about robby because i had to go back. >> feel it all. >> but it was also wonderful to be able to pay tribute to him and how important he was in my life. but, yeah, for a year i walked down memory lane. and i worked with a wonderful writer, mary an vollers who is a dear friend of mine and has been for 25 years. we just -- we had a fabulous, fabulous year. she taught me a great deal. >> si

it was -- the hardest part was writing the part about robby because hi to go back -- >> feel it all.ute to him and how important he was in my life. but, yeah, for a year i waltzed down memory lane. and i worked with a wonderful writer, mary ann, who is a dear friend of mine and has been for 25 years. so, we just -- we had a fabulous, fabulous year. she taught me a great deal. >> sissy, great to see you. the book is "my extraordinary ordinary life," on sale now. another fine actress coming here. bill will tell us about riding a motorcycle with judi dench. firs ♪ ♪ my mind's made up the way that i feel ♪ >> oh, my goodness. what is bill nighy doing? you may remember him as bad grand dad from the movie "love actually" but he's done things from chkhov and shakespeare in "pirates of the caribbean". >> and now in magigold hotel. >> 1,000 apiece. >> walk away. now walk away. i know what i'm doing. >> the thing is, i really wanted to buy that. >> he'll come after us. >> you think so? >> absolutely. this is how the game is played. keep on walking. he's playing it very cool but he'll come. he'