. >> reporter: jessica tonight marks four months since theresa posey was hit and killed.olice announce add reward of $10,000. it's the second reward of its kind in just two weeks but the big question so night are these rewards from the city working? >> they have destroyed my whole family. >> reporter: the driver who hit and killed her daughter is still on the run tonight. and she says her pain grows by the hour. >> not that every day isn't hard for me but the 23rd of every month it's hard for me. >> reporter: 33-year-old theresa pose so was run over on state road just two days before christmas. police put out this surveillance video soon after but have never found the driver. for months, anna posie relentlessly pushed for answers with no luck. but that luck changed wednesday night. when she happened to bump into mayor michael nutter by coincidence. >> you will be hearing from me. that's what he said. >> reporter: not even 24 hours later the phone rank and the official reward was nouned. >> the home and 80 to present the $10,000 row war opportunity for somebody who possibl

she is known as the mother theresa of cairo.or two decades she has served the children living in egypt's slums. seven of those beheaded came out of her school. five of them she knewew by name. >>> touched them. i eat with them. i pray with them. i play with them. we cried together. we studied together. yes, they are my boys. >> reporter: when they were beheaded the 21 men were said to have called on the name of jesus. i asked mama maggie how did she is simple men have such faith? >> they had their identity, their self-respect and self-esteem clear. and they are looking up knowing they are going to live forever. >> mama maggie, unlike mother theresa came from upper middle class beginnings. the author of her first biography said during an interview on fox.com that maggie debrawn gave up her career after seeing children living in abject poverty and decided to help them. >> she realized she got more happiness out of serving that family than she did from her job and traditional wealth. >> steven's children is named after the first ch

(theresa) somebody help me. they have theresa. [gunshot] oh, my god. hey, your uncle victor was just here.

(theresa) somebody help me. they have theresa. [gunshot] oh, my god. uncle victor was just here.

. >>> the first photoof jersey housewife theresa jid shay in prison her husband joe breaking his silence "extra." >> she is definitely missed. >> from working out to the hair and make up regimen. what it's really like for theresa in lock up. >>> guiliana rancic taking on the firestorm over her weight. >> what she is saying to the critic calling her too skinny. >>> then why furious 7's tyrese is b sweat sitting down with tracey. >> i don't know how i'm going to get through this interview. >> plus ryan reynolds hooks mario for the ultimate april fools' prank. >> list, ryan. >> >> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra."

>> great question, theresa.one of the important missing pieces in this important conversation in the last 20 years of enforcement-only approach to border from both democratic and republican administrations, the missing piece of that conversation has been how do border residents feel about border security and how has this increase in enforcement, doubling of border patrol agents in this last 10 years, you know, suggestion from the senate, last congress to increase that even further, really has left border communities wondering are we ever going to be consulted in this conversation? there has been a huge gap between the largest law enforcement agency in the united states and civil border. when you grow in agency and don't instill in that conversation appropriate mechanisms for oversight, accountability, when issues remain unresolved in terms of use of force that begins to create a gap between civil society and border residents. there are millions of us that live along the u.s.-mexico border and i am thankful and w

. >> reporter: theresa sparks left that life behind about 20 years ago.vorce with three children, she began her journey as a transgender woman. >> this is something you thought about that you lived. you experienced all of your life. and at some point you have to say, you know, it's time. i need to be who i am. >> sparks moved to san francisco and became an activist. here she is in 1999 one of the coordinators for remembrance day. her activism led to an appointment on the police vision in 2004. and later, a historic vote as its president. >> that was the shock for me and the police. >> reporter: this trail blazer heads san francisco's human rights commission. the 66-year-old knows a thing or two about being under the microscope. and expects diane sawyer's interview with bruce jenner to hope him up to intense scrutiny. >> you see it now. his fingernails or whether he has breasts or not. >> reporter: the interview is expected to give jenner his first opportunity to address reports he may be undergoing a gender transition journey of his own. sparks is hopeful

what it's really like for theresa in lock up.

[kristen screams] (melanie) theresa, are you okay?t-- (theresa) i really-- i think this--i think this is... yeah, he is. that's your son. oh, my god he's so beautiful. he's so beautiful. hi. daniel, listen i am so sorry to do this but i have to cancel.

handed him to his owner 12-year-old theresa. >> cancel truck 4. >> i was like, how did he get in there? a cardboard with a brim on top. >> theresa thinks timmy may have fallen into the hole while she was sleeping. her aunt found the dog and called for help. >>> great ending to that story. >> you and i are dog lovers of course we love that story. a cute puppy dog, too, but they should change his name to something fire truck related for sure. >>> outside on storm team 4 radar, doesn't show clouds or cold air. if it could it would be lit up with the misery index out there for today. 73 yesterday. 25 degrees colder now than we were yesterday afternoon. so a damp and chilly day outside today. tomorrow's going to be much the same. friday may about bit on the stormy side as warmer air surges back into the area. all anyone cares salve the weekend, and the weekend is looking better. so for the rest of today, 49 now. we'll get up into about the low 50s by 3:00 4:00 5:00 this afternoon and chances for rain come in after that. and then tomorrow once again, stuck with temperatures mostly in the 50s

so, if they took the fertilized egg from theresa and maybe somebody else carried it to term...h, wow. what?

theresa pointer was diagnosed with ms in february of 2004.e struggled with pain and exhaustion. she tried just about everything, but found the drugs prescribed to her were ineffective or had awful side effects. but one day in 2005, she read in the newspaper about clinical trials for a marijuana based medicine. have you ever tried cannabis? what were your thoughts on it? >> no, no. ever since i was a little girl, my mum had always said to me don't do drugs, don't do drugs. >> but nearly wheelchair bound, theresa was desperate. she tried it, a spray to the back of her throat several times a day, even once during our interview. her pain and muscle spasms are now well controlled. >> just the relief to be able to have a couple of sprays before i go to bed and feel comfortable enough to just go to sleep. >> the risk of side effects are pretty laow. >> dr. ely silbur prescribes it for his patients. >> some people feel slightly tired with it. >> but according to gw studies, only 6% patients stopped taking the drug because of the side effects. more th

[kristen screams] (melanie) theresa, are you okay?(theresa) i really-- i think this--i think this is... yeah, he is. that's your son. oh, my god he's so beautiful. he's so beautiful. hi. daniel, listen i am so sorry to do this but i have to cancel.

so, if they took the fertilized egg from theresa and maybe somebody else carried it to term... oh, wow. what?

that was ruled unconstitutional in the same year, theresa.otected under free speech. letter of the day richard sheriff, oh tennessee bill thanks for your passion about history, i'm 71 and living proof it is never too late to learn. ly graduate with honors from the university of tennessee chattanooga with a degree in criminal justice. well your graduation present is a signed copy of legends and lies rich way to go. tip of the day deception in the news, because the upcoming campaign is so important from time to time, going to tell you about news agencies that are not fair and honest. the yahoo news service used by millions, but what these people often do is take far left articles, post them without any vetting whatsoever go there check it out. let me know if you see any conservative media represented on yahoo, very rare. on the newspaper front, the usa today editorial page, grossly unfair, and anti-fox news to boot. same thing with the cleveland plain dealer. these editorial pages could not care less about the truth, they're in business to push

theresa pointer was diagnosed with ms in february of 2004.he struggled with pain and exhaustion. she tried just about everything, but found the drugs prescribed to her were ineffective or had awful side effects. but one day in 2005, she read in the newspaper about clinical trials for a marijuana based medicine. have you ever tried cannabis? what were your thoughts on it? >> no, no. ever since i was a little girl, my mum had always said to me don't do drugs, don't do drugs. >> but nearly wheelchair bound, theresa was desperate. she tried it, a spray to the back of her throat several times a day, even once during our interview. her pain and muscle spasms are now well controlled. >> just the relief to be able to have a couple of sprays before i go to bed and feel comfortable enough to just go to sleep. >> the risk of side effects are pretty law. -- pretty low. >> dr. ely silbur prescribes it for his patients. >> some people feel slightly dizzy and lightheaded. you could call it slightly stoned. some people feel slightly tired with it. >> but acc

students protested following the article and president theresa sullivan suspended all activities at greek associations. "the rolling stone" later apologized for discrepancies in the report. >>> a man is in critical condition after a police involved shooting in anne arundel county. a relative called police to do a check on the man's welfare but he reportedly pointed a rifle at them. an officer shot him once in the chest. he was taken to shock trauma in baltimore. neighbors are left wondering why police shot so quickly. >> kind of shocking that the officer shot so fast and acted so quickly. >> police say they have been called to the house in the past relating to incidents with the man. >>> this morning we're learning why a virginia couple who confessed to locking their children in a cage will serve no jail time. the couple has two daughters ages 3 and 4 years old, their son is just 17 months old. the commonwealth's attorney recommended leniency. william neely admits conditions in the home were awful, but he is defending his recommendation of a suspended sentence. >> -- the parents or the ca

steve esmond and wife theresa and two teen age boys were poisoned by the powerful pesticide menlle bromide hotel room. shawn and ryan are in critical it he children's hospital in philadelphia. their praerpts at another hospital in stable condition. officials say a local branch of terminex is to blame. >> well there's much more to come on "action news" tonight the dirty side of a booming city. how a philadelphia councilman wants to crack down on contractors who dumped their debris in unsuspecting communities. and a police chase ends in crash for motorcyclist in montgomery county and tomorrow is the phillies hope-opener and we're learning who might be in the starting lineup. jeff skversky has the story in sports. melissa magee is also coming up one weather. we're back in a >> a motorcyclist was seriously injured overnight when he crashed at a police chase that started 12:30 a.m. when a straight trooper tried to pull a driver open on the roosevelt boulevard. he sped away on the blue route. that came to end when the motorcyclist lost control at chemical road. he was rushed to the hospital and

steve edmund and theresa divine his wife and two boys were poisoned the the two boys shannon and ryan are at home and father hospitalized in stable condition and mother is said to be improving. hovlz say a local branch of terminex is to blame. the toxic pests side that was used was baped by epa for residential use in 1984. >> turning to weather now. it was a sunny easter sunday. so what does the beginning of our workweek hold for us. meteorologist melissa magee at the big board with the first look at forecast, hi melissa. >> hi there, sharee, plenty of sunshine easter surprised and the sun follows us to the start of the workweek monday. high temperature today in philadelphia 64. that's four degrees above average. as you look at the numbers across much of the mid at laptic region most locations at this hour are you in the 50s. 53 philadelphia, 5 washington d.c. and exception however off to the north. and to the north we have numbers currently in the 30s and 40s. 35 buffalo and 4 degrees in new york city. and so where you have the cooler air is where you also will find unsettled weather

theresa johnson's house appears to be somewhat spared and she's waitsing to finds out if they are roof was danld everything can be replaced aas long as nobody got hurt that's fine. i hope stuff happens. >> that understanding gomez mother of four was thankful for as they worked to salvage what they could sunday evening. >> i don't know about the next day. my assign sment here this is important thing. the children are fine and my husband fine and myself -- >> and even though appears the grill is to blame. fire marshall is investigating the cause this fire and red cross is helping five families tonight with food, clothing and hotels if needed water. reporting live in norristown, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, kenneth. a bar b cue may have all speed to plame this fire late last night in burlington county which left four family there homeless. the flames quickly spread to back wall and worked its way inside the home before fire fightsers were able to get the upper hand. no injuries have been reported. >> delaware state university says it will resume normal operations

known to many as the mother theresa of cairo.h more on mama maggie. >> you know coptic christians live as second class citizens in egypt many living in literal garbage dumps. this woman has shown them a new hope for the future despite their present sufferings. >> her name is mama maggie. her two decades she has served the children living in egypt's slums but her organization. seven of those beheaded came out of her school. five of them she knew by name. >> i touch them and eat them and pray and play with them. we cry together. we study together. yes, they are any boys. >> reporter: when we were beheaded they called on the name of jesus. i asked her how did these simple men have such faith? >> they have their self-respect identity and self-esteem clear, and they're looking up knowing they are going to live forever. >> reporter: she came from upper middle class beginnings. the author of her first biography said during an interview that she gave up her career after seeing children living in poverty and deciding to help them. >> she

theresa and lawrence poxton are among a number of recent arrivals in the neighbourhood.hey are delighted to be here, despite the rubbish. and even though the local pub closed years ago. though a few shops would be nice. >> shops yes, pub no. i am not much of a drinker. but shops, yeah. >> it is wonderful. it is great. we are really enjoying it. reporter: they have been the proud owners of number 21 denbigh street for a year and a half now. we first met them back then. they were excited about the prospect of having their own home. it cost them just one pound, plus a commitment to pay off up to 30,000 pounds worth of renovation work. >> a lot of mortgage companies turn you down, it's a no straight away basically because of the age. the age thing. so this has come as a real big bonus for us. we are just so happy. reporter: zainul pirmohamed came up with the one-pound purchase scheme. she works for the city council. the municipality bought 35 houses from a regeneration agency, and offered them to residents of stoke who would agree to live in them and do them up. >> in the ne

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but first let me say i'm theresa cardinal bwn and am e i am project here at bipartisan policy center. a little bit of background that those that don't know about bpc, it was founded in 2007 by four former senate majority leaders, howard baker, tom daschle, bob dole and george mitchell. this is the only think tank that is bipartisan, we pull together knowledgeable leaders of both parties to drive solutions to some of the country's most challenging problems. we do analysis. you have probably a copy of one of our recent reports that we'll be discussing today. negotiation among task forces and commissions that we put together and dialogue to develop bipartisan solutions that we think are the way forward on these issues. bpc has projects in multiple issue areas includes the immigration project. the immigration task force was formed in 2013 to work on bipartisan reforms and engage both parties to develop bipartisan legislation. the task force is co-chaired by former governors haley barbour, ed rendell, and former secretaries condoleeza rice and henry cisneros and includes business leaders,

theresa catholic church in ashburn, the high school senior who passed away. her death was ruled natural causes, that she died from a type of bacterial meningitis. healthcare workers have made antibiotics available to people she was in close contact with. tonight students and staff at broad run were wearing pink in madison's memory. her softball team held up a banner we play for no. 24. >>> tonight neighbors and friend gathered at a prayer vigil at the home where rodney todd and i had seven children died -- and his seven children died frommingal carbon monoxide poisoning. it's believed the fumes came from a generator todd was using after his electricity was turned off. tomorrow employees of university of eastern maryland shore where rodney worked will hold a fish fry outside antioch united methodist church to try to help with expenses. >>> new troubles for the millionaire at the center of the hbo documentary the jinx. today a federal court in new orleans slapped robert durst with illegally possessing a handgun. durst is charged in the 2000 killing of long time

-- and we have spoken to benar about this and the people that we have spoken to and theresa that oversees the landscaping and sean walker who does the community outreach and they agree with where we're coming from and we're looking for coalition building and to work together but the primary concern is that we're dealing with a neighborhood that is very important to the rich culture of the city. right. we don't want to lose that and we don't want it to -- the last thing we want is for the shiny new development to come in with everything beautiful and looking perfect and you just cross the wrong side of the street and it's like oh no don't let the kids walk down the street and needs to be a contiguous plan and when they move into it and it's not a lenar development dubai view hill and i want the kids in the community to be playing in the playground in the development and maybe i am living too much in a fantasy world but that's how i want things to be and people move in so the good things happening in the neighborhood are shutting out what already exists but raise it up so shirlee has given

stephen esmond is in stable condition, his wife theresa has been released from the hospital, but theirwo sons ages 14 and 16 reportedly suffered seizures and are in critical condition. according to the environmental protection agency, inhalation of methyl bromide may be fatal or cause serious acute illness or delayed lung or nervous system injury. today sea glass vacation, which runs the villa the family rented last month said the unit below where the esmonds stay was recently treated for pests by terminix, however, the resort itself had not been treated. the u.s. justice department is now looking into allegations terminix used the dangerous chemical as a fumigant. in a statement terminix said, "we're committed to performing all work we undertake in a way that's safe for our employees, customers and the public." officials with the e.p.a. say they are not aware of any incidents inside or outside of the u.s. like the one in the virgin islands. jeff, the use of methyl bromide is restricted in the u.s. due to its toxicity. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you. today president obama kept up h

theresa johnson's house on the end was spared. she's awaiting word from inspector and her insurance company. >> i just got sent an angel mine is the only one that didn't get hit. so far as far as the roof is concerned i don't know i talked to my insurance company and i set up an appointment with them and let them check it out other than that it's fine. >>> as you take a live look at the scene we can report the fire marshall is investigating the cause. and gathering those witness statementsch the red cross says it's helping five familys with food, clothing and possibly lodging after this very destructive fire sarah. norristown ken, "channel 6 action news". >>> kenneth thank you. an afternoon barbeque may also to be blame tore this fire late last night in burlington county that left four families homeless m the fire broke out on back porch of apartment on unit block of church street in mount holly and spread to the back wall and worked their way into the home before firefighters were able to get the upper hand. nobody was injured. >

authorities say the theresa foot oversaw the finances of the bucks gym two booster club in falls township for 12 years. police launched an investigation into the alleged theft after she resigned in december. the club's president says that he discovered some unauthorized transactions that were tied to foot. >> i feel bad for the parents and the families that it affected. and also for the owners because they're wonderful people here. >> for the gym to lose money they seem a nice well organized gym. been here a long time. it's a tragedy i think. >> foot is charged with theft. she's free tonight on $100,000 bail. >>> well a big unveiling in atlantic city for a project that some say could be a game changer moving the town away from gameing gaming. philadelphia developer bart black steen unveiled his vision for transforming the half empty peer shops at caesars into what he calls the playground. this will feature new shops and restaurants a bowling alley and 14 music venues perfect for life entertainment. >> pier is a symbol. it's a symbol of what atlantic city is going to become. >> the first p

$10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver who hit and killed theresa possi. the 33 year old struck on state road in holmesburg december 23rd. the victim's mother, anna, pushed for answers for months. and her effort got a big push when she met mayor nutter at a community event this week. >> we will be hearing from me. that's what he said. >> money talks. it just has to reach the right person. and eventually it will. >> now the reward comes just a week after police announce two, $20,000 rewards for separate fatal hit and runs in philadelphia. >>> friends and family mourning the loss of long time south philadelphia resident, killed in a house fire. "eyewitness news" on the scene on federal street. fire started in the second floor bedroom of 69 year old joseph de rose a he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. choking back tears, a long time friend says mr. derosa was the kind of guy who would give you the shirt off his back. >> we would go out to lunch continue edge go, to pat's steaks, we would sit on the bench, he would smoke his cigarette, i would

his wife doctor theresa devine is out of the hospital. their two teen sons remain in critical condition. it is suspect that term inch ex fume gated nearby villa using menthol bromide. a chemical that can cause central nervous system and respiratory failurement it is illegal to use that chemical anywhere other than highly restricted agricultural settings. >>> rock climber remains hospitalized after falling several stories at a cliff in bucks county. it all happened sunday, at ralph stove err state park pipers vim. the pictures show a daring and dangerous rescue here. rescuers from the point pleasant volunteer fire company say that 59 year old climber had a miscommunication with the other climbers in the group, and slipped. >> fallen at least 40 pete -- feet landed on his back on some rocks. he was in a lot of pain. >> firefighters formed a human chain, and a sort of zip line to go across the ravine to rescue the man and take him to a waiting helicopter. that climb is her now being treated for broken bones and injuries to his back and legs.

. >> joe giudice talks about life without theresa. >> i cry every time i leave. >> mark barnett and roomag us a sneak peek with their mini series about jesus. >> it could be called "house of cards" ad. >> plus katy perry's extreme hair makeover. >> charissa is about to do it, too. >> can i get an amen. >> now, on "extra," f

his wife doctor theresa devine; out of the hospital. however, their two teenage sons remain in critical condition. it is expected that terminix fume gated nearby villa using met old bromide, chemical that can cause central nervous system and respiratory failure. >> it is really hard for anybody to predict right now what kind of recovery either the father or the sons will have. >> it is ill league tool use met ill pro mid other than highly restricted agricultural settings. >>> a man in his seven children were found dead in their maryland home. they were poisoned by carbon monday, identify from generator they were using after the power company cut off their electricity. officers respond today a call yesterday from a concerned co-worker of the man who lives there. when no one answered the door, the landlord opened the house up. that's when they found the bodies. >> well, some popular ice cream has been pulled off store shelves. we'll let you know why some grocery stores have stopped selling it. >> also ahead risky rescue after a climber su

theresa's gonna be arriving shortly though, so we have to be very careful. count on it.dy's watching this place. probably victor will be sending his spies on us too. unless you call the nurse. she came earlier and i told her to come back in an hour. wait. i spoke to the nurse. describe her to me. american, petite red hair. i didn't meet the nurse who was supposed to come. i thought she would have been italian. god, you idiot. - excuse me? - i will not. just shut up and listen to me. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪

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president theresa sullivan suspended all social activities at greek organizations. the rolling stone later acknowledged and apologized for the discrepancies in the report. >>> a man is in critical condition after a police involved shooting in anne arundel county. the man's family called for a well check yesterday but he pointed a rifle and an officer shot him once in the chest. neighbors are left wondering why police shot so quickly. >> it shocked me that the officer shot so fast and acted so quickly. >> police say they have been called to the house in the past related to incidents with this same man. we placed a call this morning to fairfax police who tell us the man remains in critical condition. >>> this morning we're learning why a virginia couple who confessed to locking their children in a cage will serve no jail time. a mother and father from fredricksburg admitted keeping their kids locked up in a cage day and night. the couple have two daughters age 3 and 4 years old. their son is just 17 months old. the commonwealth's attorney recommended leniency. william

>> theresa sullivan. it is easy to say it besmirches her reputation. all they had to say is these are serious charges. >> it was a faculty member who spoke to the "rolling stone" writer and gave this victim at the time who she thought was a real victim's name to her. she was facilitating that conversation and story even more. then you wonder if the school is concerned about the safety of the student or did they just want this article to happen? >> the guys in the frat house pay to go to that school too. one of the things you pay for with these ridiculous costs is the college experience they talk about. i think they have a right to sue them. this article is the most viewed article in the history of the paper. 2.7 million views. they should compute the ad revenue from those views and multiply it by the number of members in the frat house and then start cutting checks. >> and everyone else has apologized. the reporter still hasn't apologized to the frat. she mentioned them by name. it is one of the dead -- dedications that you should have done something w

. >> hi, i'm theresa from charlotte, north carolina. do you know if there were other countries, other than brazil, that some of these exconfederates or even some african-americans who were freed but they may have immigrated on their own to other countries in south america or some other place. >> oh, sure. yeah. you know, my research was specifically on the confederados who immigrated to brazil, but there were some that did, in fact, go to mexico, even though it wasn't as inviting, it was geographically closer and other south american countries as well as britain and france and even africa. there's a film from the 1990s called "ghost in the darkness" which is about a -- a former confederate soldier who becomes a lion hunt -- like a professional lion hunter in africa. a lot of these veterans just ended up or southerners ended up all over the place. there are all kinds of stories. again the what occurs at the end of military engagements across history, i mean, you just find people going all over the place and the records aren't always very

theresa sparks is the executive director of san francisco's human rights commission. she says she was impressed with jenner. sparks herself was a hard-charging ceo, a father and self described man's man. but deep down confused. >> i think most transgender people believe from the beginning that there's something wrong. something's not right. they don't know what it is. i didn't know what it was. it's just something's not right. it's not like every day i woke up i said i should have been a girl. >> that was an interview from 2013. if you would like to see the entire segment, go to nbcbayarea.com and it's post there had on our front page. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." >>> coming up, how a computer glitch led to free drinks at some starbucks around the nation. >>> waking up to showery activity. especially across the south bay. a lot of that activity is starting to wind down. we still have here snow falling. we'll let you know when that snow is going to come to an end and warmer days ahead. we're back after this. >>> welcome back at 7:15. beautiful loo

theresa cooley is visiting from california. >> it is good to have safety. i think it is a good idea. >> reporter: permanent renovations are being debated and could with approved later this year. three different government confirmations have to sign off no matter what the house looks like. several agencies are taking a fresh look at security gaps that allowed a florida man to fly a gyrocopter through restricted air space and land on the capitol lawn west nile virus. the fact it may not have been detected is troubling and the warning system, the chain of events that happened afterwards, i think will evoke a lot of questions. a new radar balloon system could one day help detect smaller airborne jets to the region but is not yet operational. greg boswell, wusa9 news, the white house. >>> a fairfax cop accused in a child pornography case. now more on why he is out of jail at 5:30. >> plus a american accused of plotting a terror attack right here on u.s. soil. details on his alleged plan, coming up. >> and howard is back after the break with more on evening showe

. >> uva president theresa aakeheresaeresa sullivan says it unjustly damaged reputations. last year the last week charlottesville police said there was no evidence to support the criminal charges. and also "rolling stone" issued an apology and retracted the story. managing editor said in a statement, quote we would like to apologize to our readers and to all of those who were damaged by our story and the ensueing fallout including members of the guy cam pa sigh phi kappa psi fraternity and administrators and students. we have more on the nbc washington app. >>>happening today, we expect a man to be formally charged. hong young heads to the courtroom. he's being a beingaccused in a series of shots that took place over a week in february and march. they found a semiautomatic happened gun and shell casings in his lincoln. they matched the shots fired sgintss. those shootings happened in an a run sdel anne arundel are howard and prince george's county. >>> zoo officials have even acted sweeping new measures for busy days like's ter monday easter monday, this is in part because

theresa saw nicole with another guy. she wanted to make sure daniel knew about it.him it almost sounded as if she was talking about-- xander. right. damn it. why did she have to meet him of all people?

. >> uva president theresa sullivan issued a statement, irresponsible journalism adjustly damaged rep tapgss of innocent people and the university. last week the police department says there was no evidence to support criminal charges in this case. the article's author sabrina rubin erdely release add statement saying i did not go far enough to verify her story allowed my concern for jackie's well-being fear's retraumatizing her to take the place of more questioning and facts. mistakes i will not make again. >>> it's easter monday in washington. you know what that means. the white house easter egg roll is on. kids from all over the country are in town and they're being greeted by some familiar faces, dora the explorer snoopy and the angry birds are all there. not to mention the easter bunny himself, going to be on hand there today as well. the kids are also helping celebrate the first lady's let's move and fitness nutrition campaign. all told 35,000 parents and kids are participating today. eun. >>> gorgeous sunshine there at the white house. and all around the region. look at tempera