the victim was found in a rooming house this afternoon. investigators are still looking into what led to his death. >> reporter: this remains a fluid scene, a very active investigation some five hours after police were first called here. we see that the coroner's van has arrived. crime scene tape surrounds the rooming house where police took a male man into custody just before 12:30. they're questioning that man in connection with the death of another man who also lived here but in another room. >> at this point in time there's nobody other than this individual being investigated. he's in custody. nobody has to be alarmed that -- >> reporter: it's isolated. police aren't releasing either the victims or the person of interest's name. they're currently trying to track down relatives. the bethlehem police department isn't commenting on the motive. they do tell us on monday further information will be released. nbc 10 news. >> the man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and injuring another during an ambush is scheduled for a preli

at the time, he was living at a rooming house in louisville, after having recently completed a prison sentence. the police report says politi and a 45-year-old woman were engaging in sexual activity. the sounds of a struggle prompted another rooming house resident to call 911. >> i just had a manicure done two days before i come here. whole works. had my eyebrows arched. now they're back to klingon, you know, eyebrows. >> despite his not guilty plea, the police report says politi actually confessed to strangling the victim to stop her screams. but he now says he confessed under duress during his long interrogation and doesn't really remember what happened to the victim. >> i mean, i black out sometimes, do stuff and don't remember. and it really ain't my fault. i don't know why it happens. it just happens. >> there's a mirror over here so you can look at it. >> politi says he only remembers falling asleep with the victim, then waking up and going to a store. >> when i came back from the store, i laid down. then i heard the police there, bam, bam, bam, bam, police, open up. and i pulle

police took another resident of that rooming house into custody.nvestigators say charges are pending, they're not releasing any names or a possible motive for the crime. >>> help us give him back his name that's the message tonight from the national center for missing and exploited children. this child was found dead in philadelphia's fairmount park nearly two decades ago. the group is hoping this newly released composite sketch will help identify him. you can read a full description of the unidentified boy on nbc10.com. >>> long time espn anchor stewart scott lost his seven-year battle with cancer today. he joined the network in 1993, and gained popularity as one of the most colorful television personalities. stewart scott was 49 years old. and coming up in sports reaction continues to pour in. we'll have the memories just ahead ahead. >>> it's one of the last all night dining destinations in philadelphia. but we're looking like it will soon have a piece with a wrecking ball. little pete's has been serving customers at 36th and chancellor for 36 y

county are expected to release more information today about the man who was found dead inside a rooming house. that house is located on fill more street in bethlehem. police say they responded to the home yesterday afternoon after getting a 911 call about an altercation. they haven't released the man's name, the name of the victim or said how he died. police did take one of his neighbors into custody, and they say charges are pending. his name hasn't been released either. this would be bethlehem's first murder of the year if indeed, it is classified as a murder. >>> after a two-week vacation president obama is back in washington this morning and getting ready to go to work. the first family returned from hawaii yesterday. now the president is preparing for a multicity campaign leading up to his state of the union address later this month. during that tour president obama is expected to emphasize the agenda he wants to pursue with the new congress that takes office tomorrow. >>> now, some members of congress want to see change when they reconvene. republican tea party member louie gohmert of t

house. he pulled it off and that's what happened. in that use room of the white house, the first ever screening -- in the east room of the white house, the first ever screening. >> whole was in the crowd? >> his family, some of his cabinet members, other high-ranking washington figures. >> as i read your book, a former chief justice? >> a former chief justice and it went so well that night that dixon and griffith and very quickly put together a second screening for the supreme court of the united states and congressional leaders. again, terrific sense of marketing and getting these powerbrokers behind the movie as being an awesome piece of filmmaking. you have to remember when you go back to 1915, the film industry, it's in its infancy. no one had ever seen anything like what griffith had produced take away the subject matter being the civil war and reconstruction. just the effects of it all had people, audiences we think during emotional scenes -- we think -- weeping during emotional scenes. it really was kind of a "star wars" of its time. >> wearab

county are expected to release more information today about a man whose body was found inside a rooming house. that house is on fillmore street in bethlehem. police say they responded to the home yesterday afternoon after getting a 911 call about an altercation. they have not released the victim's name or said how he died. police took one of his neighbors into custody and say charges are pending. his name has not been released either. this is bethlehem's first murder of the year. >>> and grief counselors will be at franklin township school following the death of a fifth grader. last week a franklin township police officer hit and killed 10-year-old matthew mccloskey as he was crossing delsea drive. the officer was responding to a call. he right now is on paid administrative leave. >>> 5:14 now. an american health worker who was exposed to ebola while working in sierra leone is now under observation at a hospital in nebraska. that patient was greeted by paramedics in full body gear after landing in omaha yesterday. the health care worker will stay at the hospital for 21 days to be monitored fo

i woke up -- >> in my opinion, darlie had moved from at least three different rooms in the house. se rooms were moved in a very rapid fashion and she did not stay in any one of the ambiences very long. >> but if darlie walked briskly in between rooms, this contradicted her story to police. when police interviewed darlie after the murder, she was holding a wet towel to her neck wound. police wondered if the towel had been used to clean up blood before they arrived. to find out, investigators used luminol, a chemical that glows when sprayed on an area where blood has been removed. >> once we darkened the kitchen down and applied the lumenol, we were able to see footprints there in front of the sink which kind of made the hair on the back of our necks stand up. >> the footprints in front of the kitchen sink were darlie's. on the cabinet beneath the sink, there was visible blood. and lumenol revealed that more had been cleaned up before police arrived. >> the blood evidence in front of the sink indicated to us that someone had bled -- had stood there in front of the sink for a signific

it was mostly warehouses and other houses, 110 room beach house in sm, 30-room apartment in riverside drive. large french chateau in sands point at long island. the castle i mentioned in wales. million acre ranch in mexico. the bavarian village of wintune. objects were liquidated from those places and warehouses. they pulled him out of the red. that and the liquidations and incorporations. bus also this vast gathering, a ray of objects brought hearst to public ridicule as well. he wasn't like a collector. more like the great collectors from the wren vans through the 18th century. who didn't rely on dealers. the gentleman collectors who traveled abroad who made their own decisions, who were fascinated by curiosity as well as fine objects of art. i have here on the right side, a broom from am ster bam made out of human hair. and here, an ceremonial oxial, a 400-year-old oxiok which showed bread baking and plows. among the pieces sold are some you may recognize, actually this was a donation from the hearst foundation to the metro poll tan museum in new york. this grill, a magnificent 50

house. those were on the tree in the blue room. we had a vignette on each one of the tables in the mantle pieces throughout the house that replicated the nutcracker, different scenes. but those were all built specifically, all the dolls were built at the white house by the florists. >> i do not know whether that makes it better or worse. [laughter] and then in 1996, president and mrs. clinton bring back the nutcracker theme again. >> and the amazing thing there was chelsea was dancing in the nutcracker the year they chose that as the theme. >> this looks more cheerful. >> evolved. >> and now, linda, this is your territory. here we are. >> oh, absolutely. first, you have to recognize that we didn't decorate the house until december 22. because, of course, for a month you mourn the president. all over the white house, we had all this black crepe over the mirrors, over everything. then on december 22, which happens to be my mother's birthday, they tore up the crepe, and started putting everything together. and for our year, my father w

letters all the concerns from the neighborhoods peer or we're not going to rent the house away and have that many rooms i'm a eternal you know i'm 21 so i don't actually, i'm going to get married and have a sits in china and so moved someday she might come here i've got 3 levels of a house which means i needing need that many rooms for any sons and city's my grandmother come to visit us yeah, it's not that terrible you know thank you. >> thank you you did fine. >> i have questions. >> go ahead. >> when you say 7 rooms you mean 7 bedrooms. >> in the whole thing. >> let me finish the question our existing plans shows more than 7 rooms right. >> it's exactly the plan it is exactly what it looks like on my house the structure of the plan is just like my house i didn't changed anything from it. >> we'll tale with that through the building plan. >> so when the gentleman before was showing two different plans were those your plans. >> no baungs what i didn't attend the meeting. >> you i did not but but i got a representative on that day do you want to talk to him. >> one more question. >> yeah. and have you h

he wants to use a motel pilot program to concert unused city motel rooms to house homeless people. he went along on a ride with san jose police department to see what it's like for that department. >> i'll continue to reach out and get negotiations moving here. but in the meantime, it's a good idea for me to listen. >> mayor liccardo says he'll make an official statement next week when he's officially sworn in as mayor. >> california's cap and trade law went into effect yesterday. it is a market-based regulation that was flair owenarrowly pass house of representatives in 2009 to reduce greenhouse gasses. in california people will be paying for the extra tax at the gas pump. >> it's not great that you have to pay an extra tax but i guess the government has to make some money somewhere. >> i think it was good for the environment. maybe it's a good thing to have some emissions control. >> experts are predicting prices will go up by 10 cents a gallon. >> expect longer than usual lines at the dmv this morning in response to a new law that allows undocumented immigrants to drive for the

this is a live look at the east room at the white house in washington, d.c. t of the united states and the prime minister of great britain will be speaking in a moment. jim acosta is inside the east room. two american reporters will be allowed to asked questions and two british reporters allowed to ask questions. is everyone in position ready to get ready for the president and the prime minister? >> reporter: we don't have the full u.s. delegation seated at this point but we have the british/u.s. diplomatic delegation seated and ready to go. i just saw the u.s. ambassador walk into the east room a few moments ago. as he walked in, we were being hit with an e-mail from the white house confirming that we talked about earlier, these new cyber cooperation efforts that are going to be under way between the u.s. and the uk. we can add that at the very end of that e-mail, it's mentioned that the folks over at cambridge in the uk have invited the people at m.i.t. to sort of get involved in a sort of hacking competition where they'll try to defeat each other's cyber do

this is a live picture from the east room of the white house. they have been talking about cyber security issues the bbc reporting for the first time the u.s. and the uk are going to hold cyber war games later on this year in order to deal with cyber threats. let's bring in john harwood at the white house and we are under the two-minute warning at this point. >> so interesting michele. talking about the cyber war games. we're accoustomed to military exercises and things you can see when people are testing their ability to repel a threat or conduct military enterprises, but the idea that it is now become a very high priority in the national security realm to prepare for computer crime is something that is new in this generation and everybody still trying to get their hands around it to do it effectively and sony showed it doesn't always work. >> stocks as session highs as everybody starting to take their seats here. we're getting close. talking about cyber security war games, we've also learned from the bbc it's going to involve the bank of engla

through the legislation the city will get statistics and information from sros, master lease rooms, supportive housing site accident, some sites that receive local funds and other affordable housing programs. the reports will require the number of unlawful detainers issued in court and the reasons? a. the numbers of tenants and house holds removed and the reason for the eviction and protect privacy or no other personal information will be released -- [inaudible] and mo will collect the data from the housing partners and compile the reports with the respective housing portfolios. lastly with this legislation we're encouraging the housing providers -- although we can't mandate it, to provide past statistics and information. we hope they voluntarily submit this information so we can look at the eviction trends and adapt it and address it. given the vast resources we put into finding individuals and families housed and keeping them housed especially in this environment i want to make sure we're not expending additional resources for them to be evict d and back on the streets. it's a vicious cycle to avoid

amount of sunlight and it's .07%, which i think is a little bit give and take for the extra room for housing, for low-income housing and the many residents who need it there, as well as the fees that are going to be created that is going to help the parks,, as well as the donation that will come from it. i believe it will help the park maybe come up with a solution and i think it would be a good project. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is glen and i'm a community member and social worker based out of south of market. i'm here to speak against the project for the money many reasons that have been stated to you this afternoon. our park has a lot of concerns, we have a lot of concerns with a lot of negative activity happening. so we need it make sure that our parks with well-lit and natural sunlight is hitting the parks to encourage a lot more positive usage of the park. we have other projects that are in the pipeline that are going to add to the shadow later on and we want to make sure that we preserve for the little space that we have in the

through the legislation the city will get statistics and information from sros, master lease rooms, supportive housing site accident, some sites that receive local funds and other affordable housing programs. the reports will require the number of unlawful detainers issued in court and the reasons? a. the numbers of tenants and house holds removed and the reason for the eviction and protect privacy or no other personal information will be released -- [inaudible] and mo will collect the data from the housing partners and compile the reports with the respective housing portfolios. lastly

we lived in a furnished room in a single family house.had to eat every meal all three meals, out. there were very few houses around to rent. we lived in the same house with my parents. then, about a year later we decided to look around and buy a house. families needed homes, but homes were not easily found. depression and war had put homebuilding on hold for almost 20 years. what housing there was was not cheap, beyond the means of most vets with new jobs and families. young families were looking for low-cost housing. homebuilders needed customers. it was demand in search of supply. the american dream included a house and car. henry ford had provided the cars. were there any henry fords in the postwar homebuilding business? every family in the united states is entitled to decent shelter. private enterprise should provide that shelter. the levitt organization was the most famous. it was the henry ford of the housing market. they recognized the housing shortage in the late 1940s. professor kenneth t. jackson of columbia university a special

the other things perringer told me is have a plan have at least a plan how to get out of each room in your houseions how to get out of each room in your house. live in silver spring zachary kiesch news4. >> great advice zach. >>> a little girl spent nearly ten months in the hospital and then got an unforgettable christmas gift. doreen gentzler has an amazing story. >> christmas seems like a long way to go for most of us the decorations have been packed away some of the gifts long forgotten. tonight we meet a maryland girl who will never forget the gift she got this holiday -- a new heart that saved her life. teresa perez loved to dance and laugh and play. but that can be tough when you're barely 2 years old and the only thing keeping you alive is an artificial heart. it started last march. teresa barely two years old was throwing up. she had cold symptoms and was so lethargic she couldn't even play. >> it's scary, very very scary especially because the symptoms are sort of vague. and when we found out that her heart was really big on her chest x-ray and it wasn't pumping well we knew the reason

in may 2009 obama gives a speech in the east room of the white house, and east room, it's a very very large room and reserved for only the most momentous of speeches when he president knows it's going to be a big crowd. so he gives a speech stands up and unveils his plan for securing cyberspace. he says his campaign e-mail was hacked. he actually acknowledges the electrical grid the systems that control the grid had been probed by outsiders. he doesn't say governments and doesn't name them. this is the president of the united states standing up and saying effectively our critical systems, the things that control the machinery we depend upon for our daily life are vulnerable and they're wide open to attack, and he intends to do something about it. and again, harkening to this model that has developed this, internet military complex he said, quote, the vast majority of our critical information and infrastructure in the united states is owned and operated by the private sector. we will collaborate with industry to find technology and ensure and promote our prosperity. the internet is a s

the house, when it was built in 1846, was a farmhouse. it had eight rooms.was a basic farmhouse. a red brick farmhouse when he originally purchased it. mr. oglebay wanted to make it more fitting of a summer home of an industrialist, a wealthy man. at that time, and a lot of wealthy industrialists had beautiful estates. i am sure mr. oglebay new mr. vanderbilt, knew those sorts of folks, and wanted to have a summer estate that was more befitting his status. the first thing he did was hire a good friend of his who was the most prominent architect in wheeling at the time, that's they decided to add on to the house. -- they decided to add on to the house. a larger dining room. three bathrooms. the room even in now was added by mr. oglebay. this was more of a room where the family could sit and relax more of an true sitting room style. mr. oglebay was aware of what was going on around him at all times. he was aware as people moved from the farm and the city, as our economy shifted from agrarian to a more industrial economy and more people found any fracturing job

neighbors tell "action news" the owner rent rooms out of the house.took 15 minutes to get it under control. no reports of injuries. >>> the man accused of attacking and sexually assaulting a woman in a parking garage has been charged. stephen woodson is the man who attacked a woman at 11:00 inside a garage at 17th and callowhill in spring garden. he robbed the victim and forced her to address and sexually assaulted her. the man driving into the garage witnessed this and chased the a attacker. witnesses say their sense of safety has been shattered. >> i used to feel safe now i'm not sure. >> reporter: the victim is recovering at a nearby hospital. >> a princeton man will not be held responsible for killing a rabbi in mercer county. the deadly collision happened in march killing james diamond. eric maltz was heading when owe hit the parked car and another car that diamond was getting into. judge ruled he was not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> police followed a paper trail of a would-be robber in western pennsylvania. the would-be robber walked into a

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he wants to launch a pilot program to use city funds to convert under used hotel rooms to house homeless people. he wants to ride along for the police officer as well. >> i'll continue to reach out and try to get negotiations moving here in the new year. in the meantime. it is a good idea to listen. >> mayor liccardo will make a statement next week when he is sworn in. >>> you may have noticed gas prices in the bay area going back up. california's cap and trade law went into effect yesterday. a market-based regulation narrowly passed by the house of representatives in 2009 to reduce greenhouse gasses. gasoline will be forced to supply lower carbon fuels or buy pollution before the greenhouse gas is created when the fuel is burned. in california people will pay for the extra tax at the pumps. >> it is not great to pay for the extra tax but the government has to make money somewhere. >> it is good for the environment. maybe it is a good thing for emission control. >> experts are predicting prices to go up by 10 cents a gallon. >>> we have the guilty pleasure shows. now another collection o

he wants to convert underused motel rooms to house homeless. he also went on a ride along for san jose police officer to see what it's like for the understaffed department. >> i'll continue to reach out and get negotiations moving here in the new year. in the meantime it's a good idea for me to listen. >> mayor liccardo said he'll make an official statement next week when he's sworn in as mayor. >> california's new cap and trade law went into effect yesterday. it's a market based regulation narrowly passed by the house of representatives in 2009 to reduce greenhouse gas emission. producers are now forced to supply lower -- the net effect is people will pay for that the tra tax at the gas pump. >> it's not great you have to pay extra tax. but i guess the government has to make some money somewhere. >> i think it's good for the irn. >> it's a good thing that the prices lately have been lower. >> yes, kind of counterbalance each other. >> 6:57 right now. at least within person arrested after a van eluding almeida county sheriffs crashed in oakland

it's a ceremonial room in the area that the speaker, the house speaker, john boehner, controls. what's really fascinating is this is a room john boehner usually uses for dignitaries, foreign leaders when they come and visit. right now, everything has been cleared out except a desk and a chair for the president and all of his entourage, security and so forth to be there with him. that is where the president actually sits and waits before you wait for the famous speaker, the president of the united states and we all see him walk down into the house chamber. >> he'll not be walking by you. everybody else is going to be walking by you but not the president of the united states. he's got his own little entrance over there up on capitol hill. stand by dana. looking at pictures from the white house, president and first lady ready to leave the white house to make the short drive to pennsylvania avenue. jim acosta is over at the white house. hold on a second jim. i want to go back to dana. what do you got, dana. >> reporter: members of the supreme court come down here. we see chief justic

voucher through the db program or we work with our voucher program that has a hotel and motel rooms that can house generally the woman, so let me speak how it is. it is general the woman that is the victim in domestic violence. what we really try not to do is put anyone on the streets so the shelters work closely with the victim to have them reach out to family members, or someone they can go and spend the night with. in regards to the meeting that was held it was a meeting held between our family shelter providers and the d v provider world and i don't know if you're aware they have less beds for domestic violence victims than we do in our family shelters so they're at capacity so what they needed to do is meet quarterly to come up with a protocol so that when it does occur in the shelter that they can then reach out to the domestic violence provider to make sure or to try to facilitate a place for the family to go when it occurs, and yes they have to be out for 30 days just to make sure that the whole group of people in a particular shelter is free from danger. >> so what you described is a nice

it's the only room in the white house that is not controlled. reporters controlled that room. they control it in large measure the rules of some of that briefing. i just don't think if you are distributing pool reports, i wouldn't depend on the white house. >> i think this thing about the white house and the reports is one of the most shocking things as a former white house correspondent and a press secretary, this is supposed to be five or six reporters who represent the press corps because they all can't get in. the five or six write out what they see and hear and give it to the others. this is a shocking development. i'm not making this up. this had a huge impact on me. they are not unilateral lyly edited. i don't want you to leave with the impression -- >> i don't remember anybody having two words on say about it ever. i don't remember that. >> they asked about what the media could do. stop covering the white house as a political being. the reporterings who were there mostly covered as a political story. is the president up or down? give us more substance. we are american p

of woman an anonymous woman called end and offer to get this done man just 24 years old a hotel room house out. --? >>: there are no words to be honest with you. if >>will tran: tell us your story you can call here to try to work something out with your girlfriend. if >> reporter: address or things out with my ex- girlfriend free must i was moved evidence on the york even my luggage right now trying to move in with her to see it we're going to go out things and not follow its plan >>will tran: headed back to the airport and you found out that the flight was canceled and now you're stuck >>darya: would amend will. >>will tran: she is raging. >>darya: here is the same because i had heard that this was not an old girlfriend this was like an ax from my high school you told me the story but i felt bad so he gets dumped by the girl and then he dumped in san francisco and can i get back to new york? >>will tran: it was an ex- girlfriend notice to reckon with you here? >>: we had a long distance relationship out from new york and she's from spain with been doing this for four years and >>will tran

room. >> he's in my house.g around my house. >> boynton beach, florida, is a bedroom community, located between two cities, fort lauderdale and west palm beach. with its waterways, manicured lawns, and tall palm trees dotting the landscape, it's a beautiful place to settle down and raise a family. >> we moved in this neighborhood about 16 years ago. we moved in the house when it was brand new. it seems to be a very nice community. lots of children around. lots of activities for the children to do. and it seems to be generally warm, and everybody seems to know other people. >> but although the community promotes a sense of peace and tranquility, like most places, it also has an underside. >> we have everything from the low-income drug crimes all the way up to white-collar frauds. >> and one spring morning jean's home becomes a boynton beach crime statistic. burglars crawl through a doggie door located in the kitchen. they think no one sees them. but miles away, someone is watching. >> i was at the office. i wasn

what you are looking at is the press briefing room at the white house. we are awaiting josh earnest to step to the podium. a lot of questions of where the president was, where the vice president was this weekend with a huge march in paris, a show of solidarity against the terrorism that was inflicted upon that country just last week. there's the word leaders. linking arms. quite a picture. the united states absent. again, a lot of questions about that. meantime, we also just have breaking news at centcom twitter account and youtube channel hacked. jennifer griffin is working the story. she has background that they can the central command twitter account compromised. apparently maps addresses, phone numbers of high-ranking military officials now suddenly online. this is very much developing. we'll keep you posted as we hear more. >>> as the obamacarol-out continues, many state vs to figure out whether they pay to extend medicare funding. there are new duelling editorial editorials on the politics of obamacare. juan williams wrotes republican candidates ha