see the home of john randolph, who was a member of the city county court and robert nicholas, who was a member of the court. we know the average judge owned .n average about 800 acres a number of them owned 2000 or 3000 acres. they were very well-to-do. >> they were not paid for being judges? tom: no, they served for the honor of the position. and to a degree, that made sense. the better off you were, the more free time you had in that society. there is a logic to it. education forthe the lawyers? did they have to pass a test to be one? tom: yes, as a matter of fact. lawyers became lawyers by reading the law by themselves, as patrick henry dead. or they would study under another attorney. -- as patrick henry dead. or they would study under another attorney. when you felt you had sufficient understanding of the law, you would go in be interviewed by two or three attorneys of the high court. most of those interviews were here in town. we see george witt's name or or john randolph, all of whom lived here in the city. the licensesd sign of the next generation of lawyers. a basicyou had to

nicholas laskowicz, robert ingel, and i are just producers on the film. scott: that is such a better title. kris rowberry, thank you for being with us. we'll be back in just a minute. [music] microsoft says it will now tell you if state-sponsored actors trying to hack your email, our government, someone else's. it's doing so after a very smart reporter discovered microsoft had, in the past, known its customers had been attacked, but did not tell them. that very smart reporter is joe menn. his investigators for-- investigation rather for reuters led to big changes at microsoft. i think i read about this in every newspaper there was, but you were the guy who figured it out. explain to me, they knew but didn't tell, why not? joe: two former employees-- well, let me say i have different sources for different bits of the story. two people very familiar with what happened said that microsoft executives were very concerned that there would be retaliation from the chinese government if-- scott: microsoft's business in china? joe: right. so you know, google famous

available as a wealthy widow but she had a professional acquaintances and one of them was robert carter nicholas who was in part to custer's lawyer the custer's lawyer and also did some legal work for george, and his wife was sent to fairfax. mrs. fairfax with whom washington was in love and minutes before he proposed to martha and so, it was a very suitable marriage for both of them. martha needed someone to look after the estate. she needed a guardian for her children and she did a very capable job that she was a widow and ambled as ms. with some disparity which is impressive but nevertheless the marriage that young and washington. and she started rational, not cool but let's say tepid compared to how he felt about it later and there were strains on marriage but they had no children that was tough and we don't have the correspondence but they never made reference to it in letters to each other. martha destroyed the correspondence but their affection and above all most romantic nature of the relationship only grew. i can't pinpoint when it was. but i can say that washington's respect for martha

. >> it made my wife more heartbroken and me. hit for decorations the robert and, who happen to live on saint nicholas avenue might need the most help getting their christmas spirit back. >> you measure trust in mankind. it ruins the whole idea of christmas. >>reporter: the nativity decoration is 5 feet high. police are investigating. >>> a violent protests in the middle east. coming up next why demonstrators stormed the saudi ever -- saudi embassy in tehran. >>> video of donald trump to recruit new members. >>> flood victims in the midwest getting the survey the damage left behind by those announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this econ

robert jackson and charles willis arrested this morning by u.s. marshals. the pairs responsible for the >> he later died at the hospital. two weeks later, jacksonwillis shot and killed nicholas bell. bell was found dead in the woods. >>> they have saw the january 4th murder. the 20 years oldis in jail charged with killing la tanya more latanyamorris. morris. >>> dominic weaver is being charged. >> weaver was arrested after threatening videos found on his facebook page. >>> the evening commute became treacherous when some drivers were forced to sleep in their cars. >> out earlier with resources. in this area is preparing for a measured in feet and inches. what you can do now to protect yourself and others from falls or other health problems associated with winter weather. >> concerns of ice, we could see those power outages and that'll have a lot of people monica, there is something you m.rgnd kllowtiigllise hah icpa da n sn site ol r edofizon rothisemy 4 uve o relyuptoruou icof edofarsnanngsa sw am r aitto s udeneerme, ri eed om o ericeaone is onr rmeaakand an n e wa t thesg,whnt >>leou ak . ovalth t he to tpong e t stitf iif n, hu a tartiwi upokn ths ieldgeuc s raon foca a

robert lustig of penn medicine explains it's been a battle for nicholas. was diagnosed with an extremely rare type of brain cancer. >> it actually grew on the lining of his brain surrounding his brain. >> reporter: nicholas said he started getting headaches last year. then one morning in april woke up in a horrible pain. >> i can't say anything. all i can say is my no, no. that's it. >> reporter: his mom called 911. weeks later they got the crushing diagnosis. >> his dad sat in the corner and we just both cried. held his hand and it was just impossible to comprehend. >> reporter: doctors say it took a lot of collaboration to come up with a unique treatment plan. mols omonths of chemotherapy. today nicholas celebrates reaching a milestone. >> it was rough. on not only my family and my friends but on the other side it's unbelievable. >> reporter: and nicholas will have another mri in six weeks to figure out if he needs more treatment. for now, he is going on a cruise to celebrate and in the fall he plans on going back to school to study nursing. we'll have m

robert woods is charged with first-degree murder and robbery with a firearm. woods who is from miami is actually the second person to be arrested in connection with the death of nicholas acosta. he made his first court appearance yesterday where a judge denied him bond. we'll give you background. acosta was killed last month at his off campus apartment. a soccer player who also attended fau was the first suspect to be arrested in the crime. an investigation into that young man's phone records actually led police believe that that fatal shooting happened after a drug deal went bad. >>> nearly 400 prisoners on death row are waiting to see what a new supreme court ruling will mean for them. the ruling says the death penalty process is unconstitutional because it gives too much power to judges, not the jury. the decision doesn't mean a it wag execution will be spared, but legal experts say it's awaiting ge to see how leaders will respond to this new opinion. >>> if you owe back taxes to the irs, you might soon get a call from a private debt collector. congress voted to outsource that work. part of the new funding bill that took effect last month. critics they say are worr