maryland child protective services will not comment on the story, and frankie and stephanie williams are in jail, each one on $1 million bond. >>> and federal agents are analyzing the piles of data following more than a dozenb arrests in a child exploitation ring. 14 men are charged with the ring that was run through highly secret members only child porn website. many of the victims were teen e teenagers p in 39 u.s. states and five other countries from europe to the new zealand, and the investigators are analyzing more than 40 terabytes of information that was seized. to put it in process, one terabyte is over 40 hours of broadcast hours. >>> and kevin quick was found dead in gouchland county, virginia, days after he went missing and nobody has been charged with the murder, but four suspects are facing gang charges in connection with the case. >>> and everything is back to normal at georgetown university after a ricin square at mccarthy hall. initial tests say it was not ricin or any other hazardous substance. more tests are needed to find out what it s. and officials say that a per

the mother stephanie williams has been charged with waiting hours to call for medical help. the state's attorney said the couple lost custody of the child in 2012 on suspicions of abuse at that time. the child returned home three weeks ago. police claim the father also admitted beating the couple's 5-month-old daughter who is now in foster care. >>> an emotional day in the court martial of a navy midshipman. the victim whose identity we aren't revealing was in tears today. she said she didn't want to report i at first but changed her mind after speaking to a woman at a seminar for sex assault victims. prosecutors say midshipman joshua tate assaulted her when she was too drunk to consent to sex. defense attorneys argue it was consensual and the victim even bragged to her friends about that night. if tate is convicted, he faces a dishonorable discharge and up to 30 years in prison. >>> for years they were denied the honor they deserved because of the color of their skin or their religion. but today a group of soldiers finally got their recognition. >> this ceremony is 70 years

stephanie williams, the mother, was arrested monday. she's accused of waiting for hours to call for help. police arrested her husband, frankie williams, saturday. they say he admitted to repeatedly punching the 21 month old while his wife was at work friday. the state's attorney said the couple lost custody of the child two years ago because of suspected abuse. the toddler returned home just three weeks ago. police say the father also admitted to beating the couple's 5-month-old daughter, who is now in foster care. >>> 5:47 the time. the arlington county plow driver caught going the wrong way down a local street may not be disciplined for weeks. county officials say they will not take any action until the investigation is complete. the driver was caught on video driving in the wrong direction down military road yesterday. officials say any disciplinary action will not be made public because it is a personnel matter. >>> this morning, d.c. under scrutiny for how it's managed a $6.2 million education grant, according to the "washington po

. >> stephanie williams is vp of business development for bossuto management which was 125 communitiescompany's focus is on choice because both young millennials and down sizing baby boomers demand it now. >> renting allows for flexibility. again, we have a demographic that is used to being able to wake up and change their mind. renting allows to you do that. >> the housing crash turned millions of homeowners into renters, some by choice, some by foreclosure. while home ownership is engrained in america's fiber, as we live longer, we will likely own for less time. >> everything about america has become faster and more mobile except our ability to move. and so i think the real change is just going to be that folks are going to be much more comfortable buying and then renting. it used to be that was a one-way door. as soon as you started buying, you would never rent a place again. >> the stigma attached to renting is gone. as rental demand rises, developers are increasingly competing for the top customers. with all the bells and whistles and even the rooftop doggy playgrounds. >> concier

stephanie. >> reporter: britt i foreign minister william hague is in kiev and meeting with the new ukraine primeinister and what have they been saying about the situation there? >> well, all along william hague has insisted on maintaining ukraine's territorial integrity and that includes crimea. this is part of a wider european and western effort to show support for the government, this brand-new government here in kiev. and when william hague met with them here today, this is what he had to say. >> we all are in communication with russia and i was with the foreign minister over the weekend saying what has happened is unacceptable. that is a, and we made announcement about cooperation under g 8. if this situation cannot resolve, if russia cannot be persuaded to respect the sovereignty and territory integrity of ukraine, there will have to be other consequences and other costs. >> reporter: so there you go. what this is much about is not only criticizing the russians and yanukovych but showing support for the very young and very fragile government. stephanie. >> reporter: still no specifics and c

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> and that is our broadcast for this monday night as we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williamsof course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, no response. burglars triggered the alarm at a south bay business, but no one came to check it out. why police say that's their policy. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm diane. jessica and raj are off tonight a. growing problem in san jose keeps getting worse. for months we reported on an increase in burglaries and one business was hit twice in hours possibly because police didn't respond to the first alarm. damian trujillo is at that business tonight, damian? >> reporter: we have surveillance footage of a suspect inside of the store here behind me. a suspect who presumably returned a second time to finish the job when he realized police were not coming. the shop owner says this is footage of the suspect inside his store. a suspect who turned on the lights a couple weeks ago while appearing to ransack the place. >> any time someone breaks in, you feel violated. >> reporter: o

stephanie gosk, nbc news new york. >>> and that is our broadcast for this monday night during the madness as we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williamswe certainly hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> just about time because i requested this to be done since the beginning of 2011, 2012. >> she's among dozens of people who believe there is something toxic on treasure island. they believe the navy is reversing its position on radiation on treasure island. good evening. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. the navy will test for radiation under all homes on treasure island. this is after we exposed the possible coverup. vicky nguyen, this is a beautiful yet controversial piece of the bay area. >> where dozens of people live. that's what we're hearing tonight this decision by the navy contradicts what the government has been saying to the public for years, that there is no reason to worry and no evidence of radiation where people are currently living. but as we first reported in december, a well-known radiation expert hired to test soil on the island said he found radiation in multiple locations. in an exc