we will learn a little bit more about martha washington's life in williamsburg next. >> williamsburgs as close to her hometown as martha washington would ever get. she was connected with this place well before she was born. her great-grandfather was the first rector of bruten parish church. you cannot get more embedded in the life of this town than that. her grandfather, orlando johns we have his house that is reconstructed here on duke of god chester street. -- gloucester street. and they owned a plantation outside of town. and her daughter married don patridge and they moved no more than 30 miles away. in cans county. that is where martha was born, chestnut grove. her growing up there williamsburg was then the center of political and social and cultural life in all of virginia, but certainly in this part of virginia. given the fact that her father was engaged in a lot of political and economic activities, this is the place where she would have come to more often than any other place. >> this is the area that she was kind of born to. if you were anyone in society, you came to willia

we will learn a little bit more about martha washington's life in williamsburg next. >> williamsburgs as close to her home town that she would ever get. she was well connected with this place before she was born. her great-grandfather was the first rector of druten parish church. you cannot get more embedded in the life of this town than that. her grandfather, orlando johns we have his house that is reconstructed here and they owned a plantation outside of town. their daughter frances married a patridge and they moved no more than 30 miles away. that is where martha was born, chestnut grove. we heard growing up there that williamsburg was then the center of political and social and cultural life in all of virginia but certainly in this part of virginia. given the fact that her father was engaged in a lot of political and economic activities, this is the place she would have come to more often than any other place. >> this is the area she was born to. if you were anyone in society, you came to williamsburg if you are from new kent. her mother was in williamsburg society. when she beca

and then coming to williamsburg. but actually in some ways i don't mean to be disrespectful but he sees it as it the islamic. >> but it wasn't either. talking to one of his roommates in the senator why he was a part that i could travel intellectually and physically. with this small town german midwestern texas but then you would see that to set himself apart and then to be elsewhere to your question was a cosmopolitan experience with most traditional congregations. probably not but it wasn't then either. >> so he had the authority to be able to choose the different stations. he presumed or if they tried they fail day and kept going. but the counterexample gary who is the brilliant catholic raise did wisconsin any worse was bill buckley that is the end of the journey. but they don't have the sense from the memoirs. he has written about his own journey about speaking out as a journalist with a y 89 diverse experience. >> it is interesting neuhaus got there earlier a and you suggest in the book he had the intuitive sens

louis and texas nebraska and is coming to williamsburg after starting in ontario.so the actually in some ways and i don't mean to be disrespectful because there's something very worldly about all of this, he is seeing america this crucial moment. is that now part of the journey that a religious person will take? >> without speaking in global terms now i don't think so but it wasn't then either. one of the things i realized from speaking to a lot of his classmates in seminary is what really set him apart was that his travels intellectually and physically were very different than three people were emerging from small-town german midwestern southern texas let's say life and kind of going straight into seminary. doing your time there and you go off to a small town congregation and off you go. you would probably see that as moral majority. he set himself back -- apart even and because the 1950s he is reading george santa ana. he is physically and intellectually elsewhere. i would say today to your question basically what it cosmepolitan experienced -- be the norm for an

brad rinehimer is chief of police of williamsburg county. >> it's a concern. any time you know you have somebody in your community that committed the types of crimes that mr. hinckley committed, it's a concern. it's a concern for us, absolutely. >> reporter: the court knows hinckley lied twice about going to the movies because the secretet service spotted him at a bookstore instead both times. scott, even if the court grants hinckley more freedom, the secret service will always be nearby. >> pelley: major garrett at the g scene of the attempted assassination in washington so long ago. major, thank you very much. the punishment phase of dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial continued today with intense testimony ofrv survivors of the marathon bombings and from the families of those who were killed.mb the bomber's lawyers tried to explain a crude gesture that tsarnaev made to a courthouse camera, and don dahler is. covering the trial. >> reporter: the jury was shownse never-before-released surveillance video of a still- bandaged dzhokhar tsarnaev in a holding cell three mon

one that's headed towards williamsburg. another cluster further down i-95 just south of richmond right now pap lot of lightning with these and possible rotation with these taking place as well. so we may see some tornado warnings coming out of that area. of course storm team 4 telling you throughout the afternoon that it was this pocket down here that we really had to start watching closely. temperatures are starting to cool off, though. 66 degrees currently in richmond and we'll cool off more so keep that in mind if you're going to be going out this evening. until about 8:00 or 9:00 we'll keep the possibility of some rough storms around for much of our area through charles county but it's at 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. i think it's completely out of here. mostly southern maryland and down through areas of the northern neck. your temperature drops to 55 degrees by 9:00. the rain continues to move out of here and we'll start drying out but with breezy conditions to follow and that includes for your saturday especially early in

williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> pelley: protesters vow to shut down baltimore, and this is the mayor on freddie gray's death in police custody. >> this is absolutely unacceptable, and i want answers. >> pelley: also tonight, a spectacular volcano forces new evacuations and flight cancellations. >> i got you! >> pelley: if these women can survive nine weeks of grueling training, they'll make history. and steve hartman with a young man in search of a family. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: whatever broke freddie gray's neck, it was not the only thing that led to his death. today, baltimore police admitted that officers turned a deaf ear to gray's pleas for

and his 89-year-old mother's home in williamsburg virginia. hinkley was first allowed overnight visits to williamsburg in 2006 with numerous restrictions on his movement, he now spends 17 days at a time there. hifngly fired six shots at president reagan in march of 1981 outside the washington hilton seriously wounding the president and three others help his motive? it impress the object of his psychotic obsession, actress jodie foster. hinkley's attorney, barry levine, said hinkley's siicoseisicoseis and depression have been in remission for more than two decades, telling the court "there has not been a hint of dangerous behavior" during that time. hinkley's brother and sister testified they would assist in his car if their aging mother was unable to meet court requirements. his brother noted hinkley now has a girlfriend and numerous hobbies. but federal criewrt colleen kennedy said hinkley has at times lied about his whereabouts while on unsupervised leave. that deception and hinkley's violent past, she said make him a continuing threat to pu

but half of the each month he gets to visit his aging mother in williamsburg.this hearing, a judge will decide if hinckley with spend more time with his mother or even live permanently there. his doctors are expected to argue that his mental illness is under control. but the former prosecutor at his trial is not convinced. some members of -- hinckley was seen at a williamsburg bookstore in 2011 in the section about president reagan. >>> some members of minnesota's somali community are disputing charges against a group of men accused of trying to join isis. dozens gathered in the courtroom as some of the six young men appeared for bond hearings. a father for two of the suspects said he believes they're innocent. a community activist says they believe entrapment may have happened. he also pushed for the government to counter terror recruitment efforts. >> what gets into them? who's done it to them? part of us are concerned about who's doing this to their kids. the sad part is that they fall for this propaganda. >> federal prosecutors said yesterday they believe t

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. >> this exclusive gated community in williamsburg, virginia overlooks a golf course and resort wherents have stayed. and it's now a part-time home for the man who 34 years ago shot and nearly killed president ronald reagan and three others, including press secretary james brady who was gravely injured. john hinckley spends 17 days a month here where his elderly mother has a house. he reportedly enjoys taking long walks driving around town, eating fast food. >> he does come here, and when he's here he walks around, goes to local stores. >> on wednesday, hearings will begin again to determine if hinckley should be allowed even more time in williamsburg and the possibility of living here permanently. his doctors are expected to argue hinckley's mental illness is under control. >> of course. it doesn't matter, look he's been at st. lizelizabeth's since he was found to be insane. it's a soft play. he has had everything he could possibly want. he's never been punished for shooting president reagan and the other three, one of whom, james brady, never recovered. he has never been punished. a

now doctors say he deserves more time to be with his mother in williamsburg virginia.bc's kristin welker. >> reporter: this exclusive gated community in virginia overlooks the golf resort where presidents have stayed. it's now the part time home for the man 34 years ago shot and nearly killed president ronald reagan and three others including press secretary grady who was gravely injured. he spent time here where he takes walks, even eats fast food. >> he comes here walks around goes to local stores. >> reporter: on wednesday, hearings will begin to determine if he should be allowed more time in williamsburg and the possibility of living here permanently. his doctors are expected to argue hincley is under control. >> he has the capacity to kill again. >> reporter: this doctor says he is deceptive. in 2011 he told doctors he was seeing a movie but instead went to a nearby barnes and noble and was in a section that had a book about a assassination. >> he covers up what his true intentions are. >> reporter: his attorney didn't respond to requests for comment but at the la

he now spends 17 days a month at his mother's home in a gated community in the williamsburg area. now, hinckley's attorney say his mental illness is under control and he's no longer a danger to society. they want the judge to grant him more time away from st. elizabeth's hospital. now, the government though disagrees. they say that hinckley continues to be deceptive and poses a threat to public -- to the public. they say in 2011 he lied about going to a movie. he actually went to a nearby bookstore and went to the section on president reagan and presidential assassins. now, that hearing to decide what should be done that gets under way in federal court later on this morning. it is expected to last a couple of days. back to you in the studio. >> megan, thank you. >>> 6:03 now. a man is in critical condition in prince george's county after a shooting in temple hills. look at the scene here. this new video in overnight. you can see detectives investigating near the intersection of olson street and st. claire drive. according to prince george's county police a man was shot there aroun

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. hey everyone, all barricades up for the penn relays. the action cam is live at franklin field they will starting point this morning. i have to thinkment runners like this chilly weather, you don't sweat so much you don't overheat when you you're racing around that track. >> reporter: that's an area if you have to do so over there you have to allow yourself time. >> reporter: a lot of people off to the races literally as we head to the penn relayses. vine street expressway, ben franklin bridge heading toward the vine. each year we see delays on this morning and the friday morning for the relace. let's head to the burbs. if you're heading to the dekalb pike things are nice and dry and looking good. welsh road will be shut down between tennis avenue and 152 lime kiln pike. at that point instead of welsh road stay or norristown road as an alternate around the construction. overnight work going on in haddon township. the

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun.already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over wilmington, delaware. 5:55 right now. almost 60 degrees this morning. >>> ben and jerry's is collaborating with a brewy in colorado to make a new ice cream concoction. salted carmel brownie beer will be on the shelves this fall. >>> people who take a prescription spend an average of $700 a year. consumer reports has done some digging. here's nydia han with the results. >> reporter: consumer reports had its shoppers check out prices at 200 pharmacies and the results are surprising. you would think the price of a drug to be fairly standard. prices can differ by more than $100 for the same drug. for example a months supply of lipitor ranged from $11 to $199. lisa gill editor of best buy drugs one simple way to save is to ask for a lower price. >> in one case we saved $31. costco is another good way to save. >> reporter: we priced five common generi

williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> hard to fathom of sacrifice of men and women in the military, some paying the ultimate sacrifice, while other return home severely injured, and uphill battle facing them. the wounded warrior project offers programs to help veterans ajust to a new life, and golf has helped them do just that. >> we never talk about the guy that we kill. >> reporter: you can imagine dewitt's mental anguish. >> it haunted me every day. >> reporter: couple that with the physical injuries sustained baghdad, vehicle he was driving hit a roadside bomb. >> i have a plate in the right food, and two prosthetic vertebrae. >> i had about 18 surgeries. because he couldn't examiner, he gained weight, something he said killed three of his friends who were trying to recover with t

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >> good morning good to see you, 5:00 a.m. thursday, april 16. breaking this morning. >> we learned overnight the two-year-old victim of a hit-and-run in the west kensington section has died. >>> a car fire near the airport leads to grisly discovery a burned body and the police say the victim was no stranger to the law. >>> unexpected news for marine out west. >> david murphy is off and we have karen rogers and matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: we're looking at

williamsburg is just beautiful.ause we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> good morning 6:00 a.m. on this monday, april 13. here's what's happening. >> philadelphia police issue an arrest warrant for the woman accused of abandoning her disabled son. find out why she can't be placed behind bars just yet. >> hillary clinton enters the 2016 presidential race and wastes no time hitting the campaign trail. >> warmer weather is coming in for the start of the week. >> let's outside to david

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that nal part rolled into the fun. it's already here.his is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> and our surae chinn was there. >> the scenario is a train that was disabled on the tracks. emergency courthouse need to get to folks off the train safely and back on to the platform at the green belt station. they needed to evacuate 20 passengers, including those wheel-chair bound. >> they need to get that opportunity to be up there to have to pull them off the planes and to have to deal people off of them. >> reporter: metro has never done a deal quite like this to this scale. evacuating a train that's disabled on this track all while working next to a live track, remaining open during the entire drill. >> you would look at today on the main line and the main station, we are getting close to the station. >> it is good getting off the train. >> was it clearly communicated to you while you were on the train the whole time? >> yes. >> just because it was debriefing. >> they will get it done. >> reporter: the main problem is communicat

williamsburg is just beautiful. we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> alarm also went off in the -- alarms went off in chile below a volcano that continues to spew smoke and ash. it is one of the south america's most active volcanos. >> reporter: as we are checking the traffic locally seeing what's going on, it's quiet around here this morning, this is south philadelphia i-95 at broad street. no problems right now. phils opening day 3:05 expect extra traffic this afternoon. septa subway the broad street line, 3 sports express trains are leaving at 1:08, 2:08. take the sports express trains. >> reporter: at 9:00 a.m. we'll be up to 51. if you have plans to go out and do hot yoga or visit the bakery or call the cab 64 degrees by noon, it's going to be a great afternoon to get the stuff done. 70 at 3:00 p.m. looks like we'll h

williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look over philadelphia international airport right now. it is 53 degrees outside meteorologist chris sowers says it's going to be shaping up to be a beautiful day for us, 5:55 right now. >>> the new apple watch is a hit it sold out in 30 minutes. the first batch will be shipped april 24. many others will have to wait until june. the watches start at 349 and go up to 17 grand. you can make an appointment to try on the apple watch and get fitted. >>> time to save with 6abc, today we're talking about a local organizing company that's cleaning out its own house. if you like estate sales or garage sales this is one you don't want to miss. >> reporter: this is the granddaddy of all garage sales. a

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >> happening now on "action news," rain storm tracker 6 live is helping you get through a wet morning commute. >> vandal target a church in bucks county, it has happened to the church before. >> tim tebow is staging a come back and he will do it as a philadelphia eagle. >> a lot of folks talking about that, good morning 5:30, karen is off matt is here with david. good morning. >> reporter: we have rain out there it's causing problems on the roads. storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing it's through the heart of the region. every now and then we see spots highlighted in yellow that's the heavier stuff coming through. use caution allow for extra time considering the fact we have steady to heavy rain coming through and ponding developing

williamsburg is just beautiful.ause we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> pelley: america's worst nightmare, that's what prosecutors called the boston bomber today as they asked a jury to sentence him to death. also tonight total recall: a major ice cream makerÑi pulls all of its products in as a deadly listeria outbreak grows. an easier, lower-cost test has been developed to measure a woman's genetic risk for breast and ovarian cancer. and putting maya angelou's poetry in motion. ♪ all right captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it is matter of life or death. today is the punishment phase of

bill: they pattern there -- pattern their aesthetic taste after those folks living in williamsburg.ronically more people find out about the sorts of trends and more people have access to order vinyl and things like that. i don't think it spreads especially deep in most places of the world. or a bank thank you so much for joining us. if only i had my human league of vinyl collection i can make a fortune selling it. that brings today's show to a close. for most of the bbc team let's go to twitter. thank you for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation newman's own foundation giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, and mufg. >> it's a global truth -- we can do more when we work together. at mufg, our banking relationships span cultures and support almost every industry across the globe. because success takes partnership, and only through discipline and trust can we create something greater than ourselves. m

reagan and three others spends much of his time in a house ebitda by his -- owned by his mother in williamsburg, virginia. doctors say his sycoses sis and major depression have been in remission for decades. and in 2013 hinkley was allowed to visit his mother for stretches of 17 days at a time. >> i don't think they should fear him. i don't think he is a danger to anyone. >> reporter: hinkley was 25 when he shot president reagan. he is nearly 60 now. prosecutors have consistently opposed his release, arguing he has a history of deceptive relationships. >>> the boston marathon is hitting the pavement one day before the penalty phase before the trial of the convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev takes place. >> it is going to be fun. >> reporter: about a million people are expected to line the route to watch the race. they are being met with tight security. police have added checkpoints and cameras. it's been two years since the bombings near the finish line killed three and injured more than 260, including hecht they are absolute, who lost her leg. >> the marathon was loss a fun day, except for that

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. . >>> right now we have an incredible story of perseverance and a bond shared by newly weds. he was given a slim chance of survieshl after a motorcycle accident left him in a coma. >> his wife of seven months refused to give up on her husband. how this couple has been defying the odds ever since. >> reporter: matt was never supposed to ride a bike again. >> what do you think? >> i'm loving this. >> reporter:r o climb walls. or do push-ups. >> holy crap. >> reporter: simple things that once seemed impossible because four years ago this is what he looked like. he was in a coma from multiple broken bones. the result of a motorcycle crash. the doctors gave his wife a grim prognosis. >> he drew a graph and said 90% of people with this injury never regain consciousness . finally the doctor said if this were me, i'd want my family to pull the plug. >> you fought for me the whole time so hard. >> yes. >> and if you really t

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now 59 years old, hinckley spends almost half the year in williamsburg, virginia under the care of his mother joanne who is almost 90. these supervised visits began with three-day stays in 2006 and have grown gradually by court order to now total 17 days at a time. hinckley's doctors at st. elizabeth's hospital say he has mellowed with age. in court filings, his medal team says his mood is uplifted and his status table and they say he is fit to leave. a federal judge is weighing that question so are community leaders in williamsburg. >> any time you know you have someone in your community that's committed the types of crimes that mr. hinckley committed, it's a concern. >> reporter: sandra kochersperger worked with hinckley when he volunteered at a local hospital. >> he's a very sweet and consider person. >> reporter: reporter del wilber wrote a book about it and has covered hinkley's case extensively. >> they're going to push him out. that's what doctors do. federal prosecutors have a long memory. they're advocates in some ways for nancy reagan who is still alive and terrified. >> repo

williamsburg is just beautiful.se we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. . >>> hey, welcome back to the verizon center, everybody, or as i like to call it, the only place in town where the anxiety is worse than congress. the caps set off alarm bells around town in game one. the sky is falling, that is what everybody seems to be saying, especially caps fans. but is the sky really falling? we will see. i guess we will find out in about two hours. the caps playing game one like it was an intrasquad scrimmage. tells reporters a couple of hours ago quote nothing against new york but we were not very good in game one. we spoke to players and coaches moments ago and here is what they had to say about the urgency in game two. >> we played one game. there are six more to go. we just have to go out and do what we have been working on and

while spending time with his mother in williamsburg 17 days a month, they say he volunteers at a church paints and composes music. even has a girlfriend he met through the national association for the mentally ill. much of the arguing today about finances. would the hinckley family be able to support him for the rest of his life should he be released considering they're currently paying $5,000 to $10,000 a month in doctors's fees. government attorneys argue the hospital's plan isn't safe and argue what they call deviant conduct allegedly he secretly collected photographs of an unnamed celebrity, wrote letters to ted bundy and charles manson and sometimes lied about where he went when he was out by himself. >> his mom isn't going to live to be 99 or 100 years old. after she goes, what happens? scott: if hinckley is allowed to leave full time the government wants a long list of 35 stipulations and restrictions that cover how he'd be monitored and how often he'd have to see a doctor, for example, hearings are expected to last for several days. maureen? maureen: thank you. the 1982 assassin

that led to the relocation of the capital from jamestown to williamsburg in 1699. nathaniel bacon felt ill in the fall of 1676 before the british were able to suppress the movement in 1677. bacon was a newcomer to virginia. he was wealthy but a newcomer. he was not considered part of the elite 200. there were also newcomers who had come this way and former indentured servants trying to establish their own way along the western front. bacon was able to gather a lot of support. in 1676, he is noted as having between 1200 and 2500 men in support of his cause. he led the largest uprising to date against the governor. moving forward, the landed gentry is concerned there would be similar uprisings. in a preventative measure, they start to separate servants quarters based on race. either identifying them as european or african. some historians have attributed bacon's rebellion as the cause for the encouragement of race-based slavery. the room we are in now has been based from the 1711 inventory from arthur allen ii after he passed. probate inventory notes all the pieces o

for the past year he's been allowed to spend 17 days a month in his mother's gated community in williamsburg. he's been following strict requirements, including meeting with a psychiatrist and therapist and getting a volunteer job. sandra worked with hinckley at a local hospital. >> i don't think they should fear him because i don't think, you know, that he's a danger to anyone. >> reporter: hinckley was 25 when he shot president reagan. now at nearly 60, reagan's daughter wrote she believes hinckley is still a danger and others agree. >> any time you know your community that's committed the types of crimes hinckley committed, it's a concern. >> reporter: several doctors have testified that he no longer suffers from psychosis or depression but still has a narcissistic personality disorder. >> from now until the day john hinckley dies, there will -- the secret service will be a part of his life. >> reporter: the hearings are expected to go on for daze. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >>> officials say that four years ago hinckley apparently lied to staff at st. elizabeth's hospital after

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most of the interesting comments from a friend of mine in williamsburg that came up and said, tony, i have to admit, i really didn't like history very much in school. because it was kind of boring. but you make it come alive. i love your book. i feel like i'm there. this was the hurricane of independence. i feel like i'm in newfoundland fishing and hurricane is coming. i feel like i am on the battlefield in the american revolution. i'm so engrossed in the book. i feel like i'm there. of course, i was appreciative and said thank you. her husband elbowed me in the ribs and said, she likes it so much he reads four pages a day. it is right next to the reader's digest in the bathroom in that little basket i was chuckling. he elbowed me again and said some day she likes me -- likes it so much, she reads eight pages. i guess sometimes as an author, you have to get the praise you can get. it was such a great story to research. it almost told itself. i think it is a great story. i'm really glad to be here to share with you. if you'll indulge me, i will start by doing just a little reading from

williamsburg is just beautiful.e have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> pelley: a community and the police are at odds over a suspect who died in custody of a broken neck. also tonight, should the man who shot president reagan be allowed more time outside a mental hospital? dr. oz fires back it's critics who accuse him of promoting quack treatments. and the great kentucky hooch heist is solved. the suspects had expensive taste. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: a sharp divide is developing in baltimore tonight after the death of freddie gray, a suspect who ran from police and later died of a spine injury suffered while he was in custody. protests and r

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the past year, he has been allowed to spend 17 days a month in his mother's gated community in williamsburg. he has been following strict requirements including meeting with a psychiatrist and therapist and getting a volunteer job. sandra worked with hinkley at a local hospital. >> i don't think they should fear him because i don't think, you know, that he is a danger to anyone. >> reporter: hinkley was 25 when he shot president reagan. now nearly 60, reagan's daughter patty davis wrote this week she believes hinkley is still a danger and others agree. >> anytime you know you have someone in your community that's committed the types of crimes that he committed, it's a concern. >> reporter: several doctors have testified in u.s. district court that hinkley no longer suffers from psychosis and major depression but he still has a narcissistic personality disorder. the secret service says it will continue keeping a close eye on hinkley. >> from now until the day john hinkley dies, the secret service will be a part of his life. >> reporter: the hearings are expected to go on for days. craig bosw

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> he's over! he's over! >> pelley: tornadoes tear into the midwest reducing a town to splinters. rescue teams search for the victims. also tonight california deputies beat a suspect who tried to flee on a horse. now 10 are put on leave. a young american is accused of plotting a suicide bombing at a u.s. military base. and "on the road"." >> today has been the best day i've ever had. >> pelley: steve hartman remembers the bravery of lauren hill. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pell

i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. now wusa9 game on sports with dave owen brought to you by xfinity. >> reporter: going to have some fireworks here tonight, guys. let me take you back to game four of the caps, tom wilson runs over and knocks out an islanders player. the islanders think it's a dirty hit. the caps and more importantly the league says get over it. the islanders are in the house tonight and they aren't happy. this one is going to be fun. you're about to witness, gang, the most important game of this series and you can thank the caps for that and gutted out game four. now with the exception of one every game has been tight, decided by one goal. we thought it would be close. it has been and the caps don't mind at all. >> when you went on the road in a real high level environment like this, hostile environment, it really is satisfying to the guys. they've had our backs again

williamsburg is just beautiful. we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. part by your local toyota dealers. >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> for the last three years stephen strasburg has been the nationals opening day starter. this year he had to wait until game three to see him on the mound replaced by the $210 million man max scherzer. regardless of who was there, the nats still needed to generate run support which has been an issue the first two games. strasburg, the 26-year-old righty in his season debut, and it starts poorly, in a hurry. in the 3rd there ground ball to ian desmond. he just misplays it. three batters later a score on the board, another run. strasburg goes 5 1/3 allowing six runs, three earned. nats lose 6-2. manager matt williams on strasburg's debut. >> i thought he threw the ball

today, the court will hear from two doctors from williamsburg virginia where hinckley spends a lot of his time with his mother. >>> 4:31 your time now on this friday morning. we have made it to friday. weekend -- >> hallelujah. >> but we are still dealing with a chill. i was smart enough to grab the coat this morning. >> very good. i think we need more than a coat this morning. it's that cold to me. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to tell us how bad it is. >> aaron, when you think you have done something right by remembering your coat i'm telling you need more than. a hat and gloves maybe. a chilly start this morning. temperatures have fallen back into the upper 30s and low 40s so it's not technically as cold as yesterday. the difference is we have the wind still up. so windchills are down below freezing this morning in much of the shenandoah valley and northern maryland. here's your exclusive sky cast 4 for today. plan on plenty of blue skies and sunshine out there. but it will stay cooler than average as we go through the remainder of the day. 30s and 40s out the do

. >> reporter: john hinckley seen just weeks ago on his own near his mother's home in williamsburg, virginia, now fighting to be released full time from the mental institution where he's been since trying to kill ronald reagan. the president was down. so was a secret service officer and a d.c. policeman. and press secretary james brady. grievously wounded. >> bang bang, then bang bang bang bang. six rounds in 1.9 seconds. >> reporter: a white house aide rick ahearn raced to help jim brady. what was going through your mind? >> i was trying to staunch the flow of blood and to basically help hold him together. >> reporter: today hinckley's brother and sister argue he is cured, ready to live with their 89-year-old mother. current and former mental health workers agree. >> john's a very sweet and considerate person. >> reporter: but prosecutors backed by the secret service argue hinckley is deceptive. has written to other killers, ted bundy and charles manson. recently lied saying he was at the movies when he was at a book store looking at books on assassinations and presidents. president obama h

and therefore, hinckley ought to be allowed to spend his days at his 89-year-old mom's home in williamsburg, virginia. as of now hinckley can spend 17 days at a time there. prosecutors said that's plenty for a violent criminal who has in the past lied about his whereabouts while out on supervised leave. hinckley fired six shots at the president in 1981 wounding him and three others. the motive? he wanted to impress acts -- actress jodie foster. today hinckley is 59 years old. >>> county official rush earn baker -- rushern baker spoke to neighbors in laurel. >> crime is at an all time low level in prince george's county. it's the the prospect of economic development. we've got $6 billion worth of economic development happening around the county. there's only 1 thing that keeps our property values lower than the people across the way, whether it's howard, montgomery or fairfax county. it's our school system. >> baker wants the county council to raise property tax rates by 15% he says to give schools a big boost in funding, $133 million. he claims that if he gets it, the county school system w

williamsburg is just beautiful.not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> ♪♪ happening now on "action news" accuweather is tracking off and on showers today and a midweek cool down. >> family tragedy. we're learning more about the father found dead in his maryland home along with his seven children. >> deliberation day. the fate of one of the surviving defendants in the boston marathon bombing case is now in the hands of the jury. good morning everyone, 5:30 on this tuesday. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. david and karen are here with weather and traffic. >> we are off to a somewhat damp start in some neighborhoods. storm tracker six live double scan showing us that that one big shower that we have been tracking is now continuing to push east and now chester county picking up some of this but it's very light, just sprinkles light shower activity, more