ruth tried back, couldn't reach carol.led the sheriff's department. >> she's out there, she screamed and said oh, no and the phone just dropped and i'm at my wit's end. >> did you call her or did she call you? >> she called me tonight, she calls me every night, because i'm 83 and she worries about me. and we were having our conversation and all of a sudden she just screamed and said oh, no. and i haven't been able to get her to answer the phone back. i'm afraid something bad's happened. >> okay, ruth. and who does your daughter live with? >> she's recently divorced. she's alone. >> what's your daughter's name? >> carol kennedy. >> narrator: did you notice what she said, recently divorced? certainly the operator heard it. >> do you believe there's any reason she would be concerned if her husband came back? >> i don't think so, i don't think it's that kind of a thing, you know. >> okay. >> friends all knew that even after their divorce, steve and carol still cared deeply for each other, and their two daughters. that connecti

death of ron kirby last year found murdered in his home in alexandria and most recently music teacher ruth ann ledado shot while she answered her door just a couple weeks ago. all this information just coming in. we're continuing to dig through here and look for any possible connections. more details may develop. as soon as we get that information we'll bring it from the live desk and post it at www.nbcwashington.com. >> thank you so much. we will continue following t story. to a new homicide in the district. police are looking for four people in connection with a case in southeast d.c. police were called to reports of shots fired on bowen road and sayles place. they found a man dead in the middle of the street. police searched the area all morning for evidence. according to witnesses, four people left the scene in a black hyundai sa nada. this is the 27th murder in the district this year. >>> this morning people living in the chevy chase area are monitoring their neighborhoods a little closer. around 2:00 this morning, police swarmed a home on frayman near terrace drive about getting repo

ruth, anton, thanks to you as well. best of luck to both of you. maybe we will see you down the road on this very desk. >>> coming up next, we are talking hoops. louisville, the most profitable team in college basketball. but they are taking that dough to a new conference at the end of the season. the commissioner of the aac is here to talk all things march madness plus we get predictions for his two teams still in play. louisville and uconn. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. in a we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to

ruth dominated from start to finish. the senior comes away with his third national championship. and quite a dynasty in college park. and then the cardinals taking on the sharks. they are tied 1-1 in the second period. busy day in sports. college basketball, my bracket was busted the first day. >> whose isn't? >> i have one team left in the final four. >> that's not bad. >> one out of four? >> be proud of that one. >> i don't think i will win any money in any pool. >>> that's our news tonight. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. havei was going to the library to do my homework. it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. for some low-income families, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentials, america's largest low-cost internet adoption program. having the internet at home means she has to go no further than the kitchen table to do her homework. now, more than one million americans have been connected at home. it makes it so much better to do homework, when you're at home. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal.

first of all ruth memorial bayview opera house. it's been historic.to thank leader pelosi for helping us get on the national historic registry. it's that qualified, yes. [ applause ] a qualified and major attention and when that was done, we had a lot of partners and we spent most of the time thanking treasures like this and how we can turn historic sites into meaningful active sites along third street. i'm really glad to be joining folks like louis herrera because he has that library going and that's an active site. to all of our other city agencies, office with disabilities here, our other departments are here. they are active along third street, our invested neighborhoods are here. you can literally see these restaurant and food establishments. i will name a few that i can go into a while that i can name, of course. where i get my waffles and chicken. old school cafe. you have establishments along the way like let's eat barbecue and things that we have invested in along third street to not only make it active, to support institutions like this. ano

ruth marcus, you're a harvard lawyer.e fact that they did not have people swear oenls and didn't view david sampson, still ahead of the port authority and they trashed bridget kelly. >> that was interesting. >> throwing her personal life out there rather than the man that she was supposedly involved with. it's on on her, she was too emotional and cried and did this and that. why they would go only after the woman involved in this -- not just she about the mayor of ft. lee. by the way, the poll numbers we showed on screen were 17 positive, 32 negative, nbc/wall street journal poll, the numbers among all of those polled, not just republicans. >> this is the first chapter of history and first chapter written by someone, a lawyer, law firm with a particular interest in the matter. this is not an objective inquiry into all of the facts. but i will say, and it was a necessarily incomplete because some of the people involved, the critical people involved, it's not they didn't want to talk to them. they asserted their privileges.

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my name is ruth levy. i live at 160 ewing terrace and i suffered through the construction of loyola village after an earlier imp did not address our neighborhood issues. usf says they must have this housing and these housing units to be competitive in the market for students, but they intend to consult us in the process during the conditional use permit preparation that they will design to all codes required by the city, and that they've gone out of their way to build in the mitigations and to be a good neighbor. well, that may be their intention, but our actual real-life experiences with loyola village project were quite different and we have not for got en. ~ forgotten. it was bad judgment, broken promises, substantial construction damage and disruption, and the unexpected loss of mature trees which were expressly marked to be saved in accordance with the conditional use permit. sure, usf couldn't control the real estate market back when they were planning for loyola village, but the [speaker not underst

. >> ruth marcus, haven't seen galifianakis for a while, a lot of facial hair going on there.s is what the president's team did so well, they harnessed the interest of young people, the internet, the timing here is pretty significant, 20 days until the deadline to enroll in obama care. first lady did fallon, president with galifianakis. i guess this is the strategy. >> peter, i think it's definitely a strategy and i think barack obama has been in front of many media types in understanding how this sort of splintering of media and news consumption has sort of fundamentally altered how people get their information. remember, this is a president who sat down with bill simmons, a sports figure, who founded a site and did an interview with him. this is someone who sat down with steve harvey and gone on "the daily show" with jon stewart, six times. this is someone who i think understands that between two ferns, which i guarantee you my two parents have never heard of, is a place where if you're trying to reach the so-called young invincibles, it's a place he can gain credibility and

ruth conniff from progressive magazine and wisconsin state senator lena taylor. senator, you first.t's happening here? i'm amazed. first of all, special sessions cost money. and here's walker. if he doesn't get the voting laws the way he wants them he's willing to call a special session and spend money to get it right. i want your take on that and tallas fact it sure seems like this is geared at minorities, at the elderly, and young people. your thoughts. >> first of all, thank you, ed, for having me again. good to be with you. you're not wrong at all. this is taking us back to the kind of mentality of jim crow back many the day. the reason he wants to call a special investigation sr. voter suppression is because he realizes that the polling that shows that he's dead heat right now when he's supposed to be their wonder boy, he's not doing well in wisconsin. the fox valley editorial came out to say that they're just chipping away at democracy. he should be concerned because that's exactly what they're doi doing. he wants to have a special session instead of coming up with the 250,000

. >>> tomorrow marks a month since ruth ann lodado was murdered in her alexandria home, and tonight, her killer is still on the loose. police are holding a press conference tomorrow afternoon. we will be there. on february 6, the man rang lodado's door bell. when she was opened the door, she was shot and killed. her care taker was also shot but survived. be sure to join us tomorrow after investigators update us on their investigation. >>> his job is to protect you, but today, he was arrested and charged in a horrific case of animal cruelty. police say one of their own choked a puppy to death. debra alfaron has the story from silver spring. >> reporter: 27-year-old alec eugene taylor is a baltimore city police officer. they say they suspended him without pay and that they take this very seriously. >> it's a sad case. >> reporter: who would end the life of a defenseless little puppy? these aren't actual pictures of seven month old jack russell terrier rocco, just dogs his age and breed, but montgomery county police say it was this man who strangled the dog to death, and he's a cop. >>

kirky and ruth ann. right now he's facing an unrelated weapons charge. he also has a criminal history in cumberland, maryland. we have details you'll only see on news4. >> kevin remembers the old claw foot bath tub he kept here. he said severance, who lived here from 2001 to 2005 ran afoul of the neighbors because of his bathing habits. >> he bathed in the nude and he was very economical. he would wait till rain water. >> reporter: he said he named his b & b after his son. he said his neighbor planted fruit trees in the yard and donated the fruit to the needy. >> maybes say this is mr. severance's car long after he moved. they say he frequently drove it to virginia to visit people and also drove it to do target shooting in west virginia. they say severance was seen putting his guns into the vehicle. raleigh say it's clear his neighbor was an educated man but said severance would grow fanatical discussing what he would describe as injustice in his legal battle to have access to his son. he sold the home and moved away not long after allegedly having indec

similarities in appearance to the composite sketch of the alleged killer in the february homicide of ruth and lodfato. alexandria per lease are looking into whether he is the same person connected to the november killing of ron kirby and the 2003 murder of nancy dunning. severance is being held in west virginia on $100,000 bond. you.ank we also have breaking news bb, arning sheen awe 30-year-old maryland woman who is missing since thursday night. she has been found safe and details will be released a little later this afternoon. her cell phone and car were found in separate places earlier this week with her purse, money, and keys inside the car. police will release details and we will pass them along. taking a live look outside at the nation's capital, the good news is, the strong winds have died down. how much longer will this warm weather be in town? eileen whelan is here the first look at the forecast. >> we are going to see temperatures this afternoon 50's buto the middle by tomorrow, we are 60 degrees and then we go in the opposite direction into the latter half of the weekend. 44 de

ruth donnelly d g and some of the city's inquiry into mr ripper the you them. stevenson who crossed the trooper be long term interest like you. i was we all take a nap times and department would charge to ma this retrograde to be a long and tiring process the unremitting you it's recalling all. and if you can be squeezed onto the mattress russian border. but while the dollar spent. star intensity. this made the price is even trickier box office apple trees in the street was fined the company hits and three mm mm. this field. we crossed the river. in sixteen men's journal showing other foreign exporters to cross the street or she does stevens and his team mates recently legal theory to the opening of the river. everyone's spirits stevens was finally able to appreciate the ancient singer see you know what to expect stephen just tossing them into one of them. some of the others with him told him the local chieftains in the area often full of resources. it was all fours the stevens began to realize the risks that you can use him as he and two . you can live in lehi

. >> good afternoon i'm sorry you ruth. and live in balboa terrace area and own property in two other parts of the city. i've seen people do to property in balboa terrace and other neighborhoods is make you want to cry. i remember one resident said that he was getting permission from the community to put a room upstairs when he finished there were 4 rooms there. and although the parking in balboa terrace a very good except when the fans pick up the kids in the neighborhood. at the other neighborhood where my daughter lives parking is gross because people have 6 and 7 other families living in illegal or semi illegal units. i'm very much against this. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is bringing get i'm from balboa terrace. i oppose the two rh zoning rule that's been sold as a remedy >> can you speak into the mike. >> can you hear me now. >> yes. >> i oppose that legislation. presently the projects are prohibited from being built near the rh one neighborhoods once it's cha

. >> joining me now, ruth coneth. how did this even end up on their radar screen? that they knew to go into this town of 6,000 people and start throwing elbows in the local county board election. >> it's amazing to think these folks are coming in in a big way in such tiny local races. the people in iron county have been under tremendous pressure. there's a $1.5 billion project at stake here. the local county board has concerns. they have concerns that this mine might poison their drinking water and they have to make a zoning decision. what the koch brothers are doing is saying, this is not going to be up to local people. we're going to come in big, we're going to spend the kind of money these folks have never seen in these races and we're going to buy this county board. >> i will admit i'm not the world's biggest expert on this, but flyers like that are not the norm. and that's the most direct mail campaign flyer that's ever been in iron county, wisconsin. >> as you point out. it left a lot of people in iron county scratching their heads. these are folks like the p

and heros like gipson dunn and the plan construction and the ruth albert group and cider who worked alongside the center to design and build this building this amazing building so to all those heros the board of directors and the san francisco child abuse center and on the one hand to our staff and you thank you very much for standing up for kids and thank you very much for being here today we're thrilled (clapping) >> i'm deeply honored to introduce dennis herrera my ex-boss and others for the creation of the children's advocacy center. >> thank you, katie you know, i tried to recruit her two more times and now you know she's turned me down because she's committed on doing what's right inform kid so katie albright we owe you and nadine for having the strength to put together the child advocacy center. i can't think of a better leader to lead the advocacy than daniel. thank you. i'm glad you like new york but like san francisco better. the mayor alluded to the fact that daniel is leading our super bowl effort. and that's working on behalf of community to provide that opportunity 0 for our you

facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley

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an editorial on something you were just talking about, the supreme court and the rise and fall of ruthour how. >> very important stuff. thanks, guys. and "the cycle" comes up next. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile, not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> straight ahead in "the cycle," the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. we may have a debris field. if it does change happen, it couldn't have happened a moment too soon. >>> and breaking news, the danger zone in the pacific northwest. crews discover additional bodies in the wreckage of that terrible mud slide in washington state. and the threat still hasn't passed. i'm krystal ball. and perhaps even more chilling than the images from this disaster could be the id

by the time i got back to my office, he had already called my office and told ruth that he wanted knee eed me in the sho >> modeling wasn't her ultimate goal. >> in order to be able to compete in my industry, i knew that i had to compete with the white counterpart. so i knew that it had to be that. the problem is because i was a person of color, i couldn't deny that i wanted to have kids of color. >> she was made to do what she's done in fashion. i mean, she was born to this earth to really put iman where she is, naomi where she is, myself where i am. it's just you can't -- that can never be done again. we're like her kids, you know? she yell at us that we're all like this and she's seen us all at our best and she's seen us all at our worst. and she can say anything to us. any time anywhere. >> while leaving on amicable terms, the company she left was not rooting for her success. >> that was a painful thing for me. that was a very difficult thing. you know, you know, the fact that they were saying that, you know, she's never going to make it because she's a black woman with no money. >

. >> ruth ann lodano's murder last month. and ron kirby's murder in november, still unsolved. >> i hope they catch the person that did it. >>> we're going to bring you the details of this story as it develops. watch for the latest on news4 throughout the weekend. and of course on nbc washington.com. >>> now to the mystery of that missing malaysia airlines jet. police there searched the homes of the pilot and co-pilot today for several hours. police have not said what they are looking for, but they now say all 239 people on board are under scrutiny. earlier in the day, malaysia's prime minister said the plane was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after losing contact with the ground. meanwhile day eight of the massive search turned up no signs of the plane or the wreckage. >>> one person in our area has a reason to feel very, very lucky this st. patrick's day weekend. >>> and a community divided over bike lanes is finally >>> all right, all right, it's not the jackpot, but a northern virginia s

of the republican party to do that and i think rand paul speaks to that piece of the party. >> and ruths, what about scott brown? the new new hampshire resident. >> at least it's next door. i have to say i was a little amused -- >> same media market. >> by the democratic party, the party of hillary clinton and the new york senate race accusing senator brown as being a carpet bagger. but it's a fascinating state for some of the reasons that chris mentioned before, open primaries, swing both ways in terms of republican senators and democratic senators. and i think that senator brown could be a very, very strong attractive candidate there. i would be pretty nervous if i were senator sha heene. >> we know jean shaheen is nervous, it ties down the democratic committee with one more competitive race when they already have six endangered seats. >> another expensive headache they don't need. >> the boston media market, very expensive, any money they spend there is money they can't spend on opportunities elsewhere. >> thank you both so much. you can call this great expectations. our friend, our

a babe ruth or willie mays, good for 11 or more wins per year at their peak. payne did find expectations. bobby cox of the atlanta braves, and martin who was hired and fired four times as yankees manager. >> few could match his strategic brilliance. >> reporter: but the rest? >> most that manage a thousand games are right around zero impact on average. >> hasn't happened -- >> reporter: yet it's the manager who gets the credit when his team wins. >> the red sox are world champions. >> reporter: and takes the heat, and usually gets fired, when they lose. so we ran it by former major league manager manny acta, now an espn baseball analyst. >> it's not only managing inning by inning, it's what you do before and after the game. >> reporter: he says there are too many things that managers do that just cannot be quantified. >> we are as good as the talent that is given us. but there are so many things that happen through the course of the season that you can't measure. >> reporter: do managers matter? >> of course they do. i'm one of them, and i'm looking for a job.

ruth than labato. police told abc news that anonymous tips led them to arrest him on weapons violations earlier this week. officials have linked the murder to the november slaying of ron occur occur kurby and the 2002 killing. all lived within two miles of one another. >> what the investigators are doing is try to put the pieces of the puzzle to see if they can directly tie him in to the murder of one of these three individuals. >> he ran unsuccessfully for mayor twice in 1996 and 2000 and also for congress. even though he has been named the person of interest. in these murders. the police caution redents of their safety, >> thank you. this evening overseas and they're marking three years since street protests in syria turned into a bloody civil war. government troops bombarding a town near the lebanese border. at least 11,000 people have been kill and 3 million have fled the country. and to ukraine. crimea preparing for a referendum deciding to break away or become part of russia. volunteers readying

it not only shows ruth on the dugout step and gehrig on the bench behind him, it happens to be the day the bambino came back to the lineup after a long illness. and the very day gehrig started his 2,130-game streak. walter johnson was on the mound that day when the yankees played the senators. >>> when we come back here tonight, prince harry leads a group of wounded warriors through what is just their latest challenge. >>> finally tonight, you may have heard or seen media reports a few weeks back that prince harry was training for a south pole expedition with his fellow military veterans. and the subsequent reports of how tough conditions got. well, tonight we get to see it for ourselves. wounded vets from the wars in iraq and afghanistan including four americans and others from canada, australia, and the uk including prince harry, all of them in what started out aed a race. and tonight matt lauer has a preview. >> reporter: antarctica. cold, bleak, unforgiving, and a proving ground for three teams of veterans. they will attempt to ski to the south pole across 130 miles of ice and snow

ruth diamond phillips, lay out the case against dr. armond. understand, it's a very compelling case. go! no one interrupt her. - so i think that you will see that the case is... - i'm not listening, i'm not listening. - compelling and deeply disturbing. - thank you. now we're gonna move over to the defense attorney ron funches. go ahead, ron. what do you say on behalf of your client dr. armond? tell me, convince me he didn't murder her. - i'm not here to say... - this is a--can i-- - he didn't murder her. - mm. - actually, yes, i'm here to say she-- he didn't murder her. - and we'll see about that. - you have done a poor job of defending your client, mr. funches. - can i at least finish? - we're gonna go to dana hawke. dana, weigh in on this. what do we need to know? - the case is extremely complicated, with a lot of different characters. - so hang on now. we're gonna throw now to men's rights advocate bob ducca. go, bob. - nobody has been speaking about women who murder men. lizzie borden-- we find it okay to make children's rhymes out of the

this is christine alt and karen ruth. i love my sisters dearly.n see, i'm the dark sheep of the family. but again, it's my pet peeve. my sisters are so beautiful, and i know they could look that much younger and feel that much better. and i needed someone else to tell them that. >> christine, do you mind if i ask when is the last time you had something done with your color in a different way? >> in the summer, i tend to put more highlights in the hair and then in the winter i want to be a little warmer and not as blonde, and i tend to put more low lights. so right now i'm in my low light phase. >> i agree with you whole heartedly. i would like to add more low lights to your hair, because i think it will create tone and allow your green eyes to pop. i think we lose that with the lighter color. so i'm looking forward to having a few low lights in your hair. for care, it looks fabulous as the darker color comes in, there's more for regrowth. we will do some highlights. i would also like to do some low lighting, with some warmth in it because the ends

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ruth ache to hold you when he came out he actually came to me many years before he came out publicly to hold on him and he came up to me before to twenty years. and. ask me to keep a secret and i didn't have a true seeker for quite a long time. probably another ten years until he was ready to lead western window. and when he did he was in the wool over adversity but if a little italian family lived stubborn all bastards we young. i was there to support him every step of the way. sectarian and nineteen oh nine race here on our team met for an interview i met him up and see red next year and a camp. knew neil howe the music and i hear that lady at the state of poverty. at the u s federal government. american activists tried to pair it with the tides in the men's lavatory. i could get her to feel a bit going the official currency. look underneath. the right thing to buffalo for the lakota once the buffalo with everything for their survival of the state food and clothing everything it was their holy county last month according to serve a purpose tired of being dependent on the us economy

euro looks none of them i took a share for receptions or be available on weekends as i hate to see ruth shower until twenty twenty news. a nineteen year old man who pleaded guilty to attempted to wear tear. after stopping at teenagers six times in the back has been sentenced to three years in jail. later in the new showroom. the judge denied the status of the sentence to an island time to ask the appeal court for bail pending an appeal. time comes to those seen him in the scrum would stand in the then recent attempted to merger of jobs to the heat in dublin on the thirty first of may twenty twelve he pleaded guilty to using legal argument that the admissibility of the statements to collect the madeline likes of last week's supreme court judgment on the admissibility of such statements intends to appeal his conviction. three thousand delegates are due to attend appeal upon the attention economy over the weekend. the event to where the king this evening with an address by the feel of what the email i concocted the cusp on my team that fitzgerald is in a carry for striking that big test he

ruth the eye. eye you see it live. indeed at the atlanta times they're killing kids. and here's what's coming up in jail since reaching a high point as russian soldiers in ukraine's main headquarters in the crimean port of a muscle pull. washington post reports that the us national security agency ten record one of a foreign country's call. the search goes on investigators looking into the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight three thousand people treated to a meeting in the indian

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ron kirby in november, ruth an rodano and the wife of alexandria's former sheriff in 2003.e is being held without bond. prosecutors say he is a flight risk and a danger to the community. >> jody arias, her life will once again be in the hands of a jury. a second sentencing phase set to begin in september to decide if she will get the death penalty. the 33-year-old was convicted last may of murdering her boyfriend. jurors couldn't reach a decision on a sentence. if the next set of jurors can't reach a unanimous decision it will be removed and a judge will decide if she will be eligible for parole. >> the singer behind bars until april 23rdrd. that's when a judge will determine if he violated his probation. he was locked up on friday after getting kicked out of rehab. he made a threat during a group session saying i am good at using guns and knives. he refused a drug test and touched a female. he started rehab in november for anger management. that's where kanye west is headed now. he struck a plea deal in an assault case from this video last july. he is seen getting into a f

you could be mcdonald's or ruth's chris essentially. you better get paid more for your product. with malaysia airlines is it a silly ruth's chris but getting paid make donald prices for it. the margins were extraordinarily slim. what is the crisis now doing to the company? >> a company that seems to have concerns before this. part of the reason is it is a government-owned carrier. malaysia airlines from a financial perspective was not one of them. the iron age that perhaps it is government owned may help it because the government likely providing cash infusions, although the airline has not provided government updates. we know this has cost of a lot of money. typically you have a revenue impact. >> you can understand it. other disasters in history. you think about air france after it situation off the coast of brazil. it survived. what is different about malaysia airlines hearses air france? >> rate point. these types of disasters rarely prove the undoing of her otherwise strong airline. france, greatair example. they often prove the undoing of an airline that is teetering anywa