very much very much in terms of this and the williamsburg. people do know beyond right because it's an educational. newsburg is a paid. private museum they do know about the cotton gin they do know about the sewing machine. they do know by the american civil war. they know about obama they know about all that stuff. and they will answer and then come back to 1774 or whatever. i think it has to do with location and the impersonation as much as sticking to what that person would have known so some kind of loose script if in a storytelling event somebody is going to be the famous person thomas jefferson talking about i don't know tony morrison's novel, right? he would never have talked about that in real life. so that would be more of a interpretation versus reenacting because that wouldn't have happened in real life. i think has to with sticking to history to some extent. yes. oh, yes. i wonder if there's any acceptance of people of other races are ethnic groups that just really want to be a reenactor for instance. you know it. or asian or hisp

on a day i1760, young thomas jefferson rides into williamsburg, virginia. back home, at the foot of the blue ridge mountains, he had already begun his study of greek and latin. [bell tolling] now he will enter the college of william and mary to gain what he called a more universal acquaintance. though he is critical of the government and the architecture in williamsburg, he will return here many times over the next 20 years to study and practice law... and eventually to take up residence with his family as the second governor of virginia. "i was bred to the law," he once reflected, "and that gave me a view of the dark side of humanity." "then i read poetry to qualify it with a gaze upon its bright side." the books he was purchasing in these years embraced the whole spectrum of 18th-century knowledge. none were more treasured than his books on architecture, and one man made a profound impression. andrea palladio had measured the ruins of ancient rome and re-created her buildings with his pen. from the books of robert morris and james gibbs, jefferson learns

i had a chance to visit williamsburg to get a taste of what williamsburg has to offer. the williamsburg lodge is one of the two oldest hotels in colonial williamsburg dating back to the 1930s. jim bradley is with colonial williamsburg. this is a great place for conferences and meet joogz that is what the purpose of this hotel is a modern facility to that can accommodate conventioned and conferences of at least moderate size we can't take the huge 5,000 # thousand people but certainly a thousand people is easy for us. >> reporter: so you've got 300- plus rooms and setting is made to really fit in with yoko onoate williamsburg. this mace was redone a few years ago? >> yes, almost the entire hotel was torn down and rebuilt to modern standards. about the only part of the original building that still remains is the lobby and the second floor above that particular portion of the hotel. >> well, feeding all these thousands of people would come in here i know is key and we'll go and meet the executive chef. we want to thank you for joining us today. >> you're welcome. thank you

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pastverseas williamsburg curatorial operation, educational conferences, conservation initiatives, and museum operations, including direction of the abbey altar to museum.ler it goes without saying that ron plays a significant leadership role at williamsburg, directing initiatives across the foundation and importantly expanding decorative arts research with a focus on the material culture produced and consumed within the american south. staff isorial particularly thrilled to welcome ron to charleston this evening. over the last five years, our and colleagues at colonial williamsburg have developed a partnership that stem from the enthusiasm, guidance, and encouragement provided by ron, and the visible side of this collaboration is a groundbreaking new exhibit at the colonial williamsburg foundation, curated by ron and margaret richard, which we will hear more about this evening. what began as a series of correspondence in 2009 grew to loan agreements, conservation plans, collaborative research, and finally, the eggs addition of 27 object -- the exhibition of 27 objects. ron has helped

five-star, five-diamond resort, you want to go to colonial williamsburg to the williamsburg lodge. have the executive chef with me. i'm so excited for him to be here and that is chef reese lewis. what are you preparing? >> i have shrimp and grits. this is just a wonderful shrimp and grits dish made with seven year cheddar. can you imagine cheddar 7 years old. >> smells so good. >> we have fabulous rock shrimp and they are lightly sauteed. the mushrooms in this dish were grown locally an i got them from the farmers mark at colonial williamsburg in the market in williamsburg is one of the award-winning markets in the nation. won some awards and if you would, hand me that oil there. >> what kind of oil is this. >> basil and herb oil and i will drizzle around here to finish the dish. >> that is beautiful. >> this is something you would get on our weekly seafood feast. when you come to waynesburg there is a lot to do for a family or quick get awayer or romantic get away. enjoy seafood feast. little basil leaf. >> looks beautiful. let's talk about these cheeses because i love cheese. >>

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williamsburg was never a huge industrial center. the armory was one of the larger industries found in the city. the importance of this city was that it was the seat of government. the other importance with the ideals defined here, the ideals that defined american liberty and american independence. the museum seeks to preserve that along with this environment. not onlym offers political ideals but architectural splendor. you can see some of the best colonial architecture of the chesapeake preserved here. you have all of these variety of traits that bring the town to life. you have the original town plan, the city of williamsburg was laid out in 1699 and the streets are largely unchanged. it is a great place to visit the , to, to touch the past understand how the past influences the present, to enjoy the architecture and this wonder of the georgian period. and to experience these hand traits firsthand -- trades firsthand. >> you can visit our website at c-span.org/history. long americand history tv is joining our charter communication

lodge in williamsburg, virginia. and i have the chef here with me. i would like to introduce him to you. reese lewis. so nice to have you. >> well, thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> let's talk about this special award that you prepared a meal for recently. tell me about the award, tell me about the menu. >> the award is a churchill battle award, first awarded to winston churchill, 1955 for his exemplary leadership and citizenship of the world. >> ok. >> is that so? >> and so you prepared this meal for that particular dinner. >> yes, ma'am. we had actually three recipients, sandra day o'connor, jim lehrer and wood received for outstanding citizenship and leadership and democracy. >> how wonderful. what was the meal? >> we have a couple of signature dishes i prepare. this is a tower of maine lobster and served it with some sauvignon blanc. i heard it was fantastic. >> i know. wine from virginia, of course. >> actually, that was a french wine. >> was it a french wine? >> it was french because it was on lafayett

i have worked with colonial williamsburg. i worked in farmville, about a year ago i joined the virginia foundation for the humanities to help other historic sites build their capacity. one of the things we do is provide grants to historical and cultural institution and libraries and universities for programming and research for capacity building project. we do our own programming. we produce our own radio shows and back story with good reason. my particular responsibility now is actually working with the general assembly. they recently commissioned the virginia foundation for the humanity to document as many african-american historic sites as possible. all this work feeds together from what jobie is doing with slave dwellings to what the encyclopedia virginia is doing and then with this new general assembly project we are really trying to marry all of this content together into something that's accessible and use it for teach he is, for families, for visitors to the state of virginia that explore some these underknown and und

next door to the williamsburg inn. and happy 75th anniversary, williamsburg. they're celebrating their 75th anniversary. the golf course will be celebrating its 50th anniversary next year. and so greg has come with his very professional putter. i'm not good at putting. but that's okay. he's going to help me today. look at that putter you brought. i don't have a putter that looks like take. >> this is actually an odyssey putter. we carry callaway equipment at the horseshoe. i just grabbed one of my putters and came. >> what do we need to keep in mind when we're putting? holding the putter properly? the stance? just give me some quick tips. >> everyone has their own type of grip on the putter. there's no right or wrong way. it's whatever feels comfortable. what i would recommend is this is the front part of the putter. i would recommend you putting your thumbs on what's called the paddle of the grip and that's what i would recommend to anyone that plays. the type of grip is all up to the individual. >> that putter, it's

part will be a wet conditions but we are getting a transition to mixing across middleton and sun ra williamsburg as well. i think we'll continue to see that transition we talked about this possibility yesterday the rain exiting this morning ending as a mix. we're seeing that right now thirty nine degrees in norfolk rain here temperatures are above can see the coolest reading west point and thirty three thirty four richmond surrey seven williamsburg but the air aloft is cold enough that is allowing for some mixing down to the ground so we're seeing some of that again northern neck is get the best chance at seeing some very minor accumulations mainly grass innovative services. the roads are very warm yesterday sixty five you know the day before that we had warm conditions we've been seeing temperatures incredibly warm for this time of year so what's gonna fall is going to melt the minute the guy is some snow comes down the backside of this or rain snow mix that melts on contact largely that will be watching some of those overpasses off to the north the precipitation that's out there winding down a

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. >> williamsburg is an elbow away, it can reach out and touch west virginia. another town -- this town grows arms, none better than the late nick aidenhart. >> you knew it was something special. >> he went on and came back home to coach his former team. no way did he expect to take the same phone call twice in three years. >> [inaudible] i still can't believe it. >> this is the last picture taken of brandon and his dad. these were his last words to his bifriend luke. >> i will see you at 2:00. it was like i will see you at 2:00. >> he and his girlfriend never made it. instead they crossed these two yellow stripes and slamed into this true. luke had the silence. >> i saw that just in a ball, and all kinds -- i just lost it once i saw that. >> a coach can usually say anything about anything but not this time. coach only did this. all i did was sent out a text to him, and i told him i would be at the field if they needed me and wanted to come here. you know, i just said i love you guys. >> the williamsport wild cats baseball team started to show. >> it was almost

coming soon to busch gardens williamsburg. strike hasdrone top al qaeda leader. there are strong indications that ilyas kashmiri was killed yesterday. he was among nine militants killed when a missile struck. he was considered a possible successor for osama bin laden was wanted in the 2008 mumbai, india. sunlight was wounded in a attack yesterday. of its guards were killed and were seriously hurt. protesters --t more violence may erupt as seize the area. afghangates met with the president and has asked the take more responsibility for their own security. he also addressed the impact of laden's death may have on the war in afghanistan. our hope is that because of personal relationship with omar,llah that perhaps they will walk away from al qaeda and disavow them. it is too early to tell. >> this is dates 12th trip to afghanistan since 2006. >>> he was the only officer to as secretary of state. the diplomatic community is the death of lawrence eagleburger. he suffered a brief illness. began his career as a field 1957.e officer in he served as press -- secretary of

moderate snow up to the williamsburg area. and then by the afternoon, it melts away. everything changes over to all rain by the middle of the afternoon. so yes, we could get some snow on friday, williamsburg or northward. once the rain hits, it melts. through the overnight hours we could cheese them -- we could see some rain. here we are on saturday morning. a rain mixture and then solid snow that there is nothing heavy. there are dark blue colors but that is to the north of our area. we could have backlash sours -- /showers. there may be a little bit of snow on the ground but i am not ready to nail down amounts yet as far as snowfall or rainfall. the times will be a problem. it begins as a rain-snow mix at the noon hour and then begins -- and then becomes rain. saturday becomes windy. around 8:30 on saturday, mild-moderate flooding as it tapers off at night. through the day tomorrow, very cold to start the day. a lot cloud cover. once again, our best chance for snow is on friday morning. then we have scattered, lighter showers. as he worked into our weekend. >> a fam

this was in williamsburg sixty four eastbound at the queen's creek bridge you can see here looks like one lane is blocked and traffic is trying to get around that and as it heads in the direction of newport news. that's obviously going to slow you down in the int in the in addition to my goodness gracious. in addition to of course the icy patches out there that will also slow you down so i'd definitely want to take a little bit more time this morning to commute because it's going to be an issue quickly will head to our second camera just to show you one of the accident scene that was watching i view the boundary road overpass that one has cleared the traffic moving a little the roads are icy and sixty four route between new kent and newport news to be very careful out there i'll keep an eye on those crash scenes and give you the latest coming up in the next few minutes all right ashleigh thank you ahead on daybreak and let's talk about valentine's day in you guessed it two days that many women think are more romantic . oh listen up guys turns on febuary fourteenth might not be the mos

colonial williamsburg. >> it looks like we are in for a dreary forecast. >> at least if is not hundred degrees. >> wet weathero the way. robber -- it is the caam before the wet weather. you will see showers and thunderstorms moving in and so it is dry out there right now. temperatures will not last. it is a comfortable day out there and winds out of the east at 7 miles per houu x. we'll see those temperatures stay comfortable the next several days. coastal flood advisory in effect for the counties west of the bay and that is bringing on shore flow and it is a thill until 2:00 a.m.. the bigger picture is showing us rain is in the forecast. a cold front is pushing in our area. showers and thhnderstorms popping back to the west. a lot of those are going to break up before they get into our area. we are ominous and it is weakening as it moves east. we'll see the showers and thunderstorms starting tomorrow night and staying with us all the way through the week. we have a wet forecast to talk about. not all rain every day. but showers and thunderstorms every day of the week. >> that brought

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. >> i live in williamsburg and most don't think of williamsburg as a civil war mecca. but it is. when i got to williamsburg, it was we do not have any civil war history. 1862 theyly and explode with all these letters. they are writing to their husbands, boyfriends, dads, preachers, politicians. why the fall of 1862? it's not too far before then we have the closing of cape henry. ship island, kevin and i have talked about it. to cut off able supplies to the southern states. and women did not sit by. as the prices take up on silk, champagne down tissues, food. they start writing, and they are paced. -- pissed. [laughter] for everybody running with his muscat, he is somewhat at home saying please get your but home, fixed this. it is time to stop playing soldier. on the homeaged front. so not think about a turning point, it became obvious when i read all these letters in the winter of 1862, that is when the war comes home for women in the south. being with imagine lee's army crossing the potomac, manning -- maybe throwing my shoes away. and getting a letter saying this sucks, come ho

starbucks, in the trendy new york neighborhood of williamsburg, is getting an overhaul that not everybody is happy about. stephen: the starbucks has brooklyn andure in it will be serving wine and beer. 75 starbucks outlets are doing this as an effort to expand their offering and attract customers in the evening. but the plan for this particular branch launched last year, but local businesses complained it was going to take away business local bars. they did not get the license from the first application. one of the incentives is that they are going to serve brooklyn brewery beer. aurore: with those pictures, you're trying to make me even more hungry. stephen carroll, with the business news. and our very own florence villeminot has joined me in the studio for the press review. looking at headlines across the world, there is a lot of focus on the deadly bombing in bangkok. of: it is on the front page "the post" today. you can see the aftermath of the explosion, which took place at 6:55 p.m. you can see the photo at the shrine. you can see the bangkok post talking about the city bomb and ins

we had already retreated from williamsburg. we were quite vulnerable on the high ground here in williamsburg with the sams river to the south, york river to the north, the enemy could sail up and lay siege. so we retreated to the high hills. nevertheless, we were attacked there and so we retreated to charlottesville. do you know the enemy discovered where we had retreated. and set out rangoons to capture the house of delegates and particularly the governor. i escaped with only moments of a warning by a young man here in virginia, captain jack jewett, who rode all night to inform me that the british were seeking my capture. do you know that as i continued to serve as governor, there were accusations hurled against me that i was a coward that i had resigned from office. even an instigation was brought forward to bring me to stand trial forfact, the facts as you read it, i continued to put forth defenses for our commonwealth, and general nelson did so legally. as an election was held to do so. you might say that that particular ye

the williamsburg people do know beyond, because it is educational, williamsburg is a paid, private museum. they do know about the american civil war. they know about obama. they know about all of that stuff. they would answer and then come back to 70 74. whatever. it has to do with location and impersonation, as well as sticking to what the person would have known. a smooth script, if and a storytelling events and was put to be the famous person, thomas jefferson talking about tony morrison's a novel, he would never have talked about that in real life. so that would be more of a interpretation versus reenacting. that would not have happened in realize. i think it's sticking to history to some extent. >> i wonder if there is any acceptance of people, other races or ethnic groups, asian, or hispanic, or something, there aren't many of you fighting the civil war. has there been any acceptance or any interest in that? that's an interesting question because some of those would not have been at the civil war, if you are irish you could've been one of the irish troops at the civil war. i have to

we add this note i add were actually tracking some mix in some snow off to the north really around williamsburg off to the north of that and some that a land of this precipitation say the raid on a moment but i want to start by showing you a winter weather advisory for the northern neck and then up along the eastern shore north of virginia get up north to mackinac in maryland. if you're traveling that way north along the eastern shore your eventual encounter some snow and again a little bit up on the northern neck maybe an inch or so of accumulation mainly on grassy areas i think what the season the precipitation moves to talk about the rain transitioning to a mix on the tail end of it as it comes through we're starting to see that and again the ground is very warm so not looking for major impacts around the metro right now forty degrees obviously warm enough for rain right here north winds at twenty temperatures cool off to the northeast the west point and thirty four and again be the northern neck a little farther north of that we get into the lower thirties right now you can see that transit

i do a regular dj night in williamsburg and right before we got on the williamsburg bridge, we got pulled over. they walked up and asked to see license and registration. there were four of them with flashlights everywhere. i played a risky card. i was like, i pulled us out of my backseat and was like, this -- nine times out of 10 when i play that card, never works. >> showing your book, you mean. >> yeah. where ised to know, your new york taxi license? i have my own car and my own driver. by the questions they were asking, i knew they did not know who i was. to them it was like, why are you sitting in the backseat like a don and you had your driver up there? so i showed them the book and they looked and kind of had a meeting for five minutes. then like, ok, you can go. but this happens all the time. >> how many times would you say you have been stopped? >> in my lifetime? the memorable ones, probably six times. but it is definitely in the 20s and 30s. since 1994, probably 20s and 30s. the worst one was after super tuesday in orange county. campaigning for super tuesday -- >> for obama? af

. >> the family of a maryland boy suing colonial williamsburg. why when we come back. >>> the family of a maryland boy is suing the colonial williamsburg foundation. they say he was excluded from a he can't eat anything containing gluten. his father brought food but they were told they had to leave the tavern if they wanted to eat it. he claims williamsburg violated the american's disability act. >> setting aside that it violated federal and state law in my book it violated just basic human decency. >> in a e-mail colonial williamsburg says it does not comment on pending legislation. >>> this is an incredible story of survival. ten days ever a dog disapril -- after a doug disappeared after a crash that killed the owner, nelli has been found alive. >> reporter: with a broken back leg most likely from the truck crash a pit bull wondered in the woods of north carolina for nearly two weeks. >> the area of the interstate she is on, heavily traveled interstate. to crisscross that, it blows your mind. >> reporter: the crash happened here on july 10th ou

coming soon to busch gardens williamsburg. >>> checking our top stories. authorities are assessing the damage left behind after a series of tornadoes moves through massachusetts. officials say at least four people were killed. crews are searching in springfield. the governor declared a state of emergency. >>> neighborhoods are waking up again without power this morning. pepco restore power last night later thet time out again. the company expects power to be on later today. >>> the california company -- couple who pleaded guilty to kidnapping jaycee will be sentenced today. could spend the rest of their lives in prison. dugard may speak at the hearing. >>> looking at the day ahead, a in the murder of a d.c. principle is scheduled to be sentenced. the 19-year-old pleaded guilty robbery and gun charges in january. sentenced after as well.guilty he was found dead at this home back in april. >>> still more questions than answers after a suspicious debt -- death. investigators have ruled 12- jessica nguyen's death homicide. they do not say how she died. brianne

boy, 9:00, fireworks down from richmond to williamsburg. even parts of the northern neck at southern maryland. damp there and also to the north and west. some sprinkles overnight. those things are pulling away quickly. we're down to the northern neck. this is readville and newland. there may be a leftover sprinkle in st. mary's county. temps running 60s northwest to 70s in town. monika has the latest timesaver traffic. >> good morning, everybody. if you're planning to head out around town, there is only one issue right now. that's been in arlington. we've been telling you about this with downed wires overnight. it is right here on old dominion drive blocked between north glebe road and williamsburg boulevard. just go ahead and use rock spring over to old dominion. you can follow direction in that area as well. the beltway is looking great. let's zoom into the district and take a tour starting off with the northwest corridor. no problems here on constitution avenue at 23rd street. you may see cleanup of course from last night during the day

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on a day i1760, young thomas jefferson rides into williamsburg, virginia. back home, at the foot of the blue ridge mounins, he had already begun his study of greek and latin. [bell tolling] now he will enter the college of william and mary to gain what he called a more universal acquaintance. though he is critical of the government and the architecture in williamsburg, he will return here many times over the next 20 years to study and practice law... and eventually to take up residence with his family as the second governor of virginia. "i was bred to the law," he once reflected, "and that gave me a view of the dark side of humanity." "then i read poetry to qualify it with a gaze upon its bright side." the books he was purchasing in these years embraced the whole spectrum of 18th-century knowledge. none were more treasured than his books on architecture, and one man made a profound impression. andrea palladio had measured the ruins of ancient rome and re-created her buildings with his pen. from the books of robert morris and james gibbs, jefferson learns co

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this is under a winter weather advisory is the area around williamsburg james city county had some snow mixing and glad to see that picture posted again upon the winfrey area north and west of that we have had some snow but there's really been more of a transition to rain with some folks driving through there earlier this morning reporting just ran around williamsburg will continue to watch and ashley's house to reports of anything for the winter storm warning is farther north in weston really even the rays appear starting to see some breaks it has been a tremendous amount of snow but there's an accumulating snow for some the inlet air is up along the northern neck. now this area shaded in the swordfish collar wind advisories that will be in place through three o'clock this afternoon we could see some winds gusting forty even fifty mph later this afternoon right now it's rained for most of the area including the peninsula in the eastern shore northern sections of mackinac we could see some snow up that way and again looking middle peninsula northern neck for some snow in the mix is well

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williamsburg does have an ordinance saying people can only stay in a hotel for 30 consecutive days. landstown high school in virginia beach is one of four schools in the state-- paving the way to the future-- using renewable energy. dominion power and the dominion foundation selected them for the "solar for schools" program. today, they held a "solarbration". nats solar car driving that's video of the solar-powered car demonstrating the versatility of this school has a one-kilowatt system that converts sunlight into electric power. how much electricity is that? it can power 15 desktop computers, 33 ten-gallon aquariums, or four flat screen televisions. we have just learned the cause of a massive oil spill from last year. federal investigators are blaming corrosion on a pipeline. in may, 140-thousand gallons of crude oil seeped out in santa barbara, california. it fouled up miles of coast line and tar balls of oil washed up nearly 100 miles away. fans of the chesapeake bay can now track restoration projects online. the website is called chesapeake progress. go there to see how virgin

right now we have a merry and she's saying hey you know what we're getting some snow here in williamsburg as his ally heavier whatever she said not so heavy but a little sticking and more like a mix was a big flakes. so please make it go away you know what ryan gagnon there it will be exiting but it's so nice to get those reports. i also got another update from around the newport news that there was a little bit of sly starting to accumulate on the windshields and that could be a little bit of maybe a little bit of ice and some pants year is the prawn oyster point in areas just to the north that's going to continue to watch temperatures are above freezing in the ground is very warm but it's the automobiles and some of the grassy surfaces bush's we may start to see some of that sticking a little bit better chances farther north for this morning by ten o'clock or so things should be moving out into the bus stop what and snow mixing it will wind down and by midday temperatures close to forty one degrees forty will see low forties through the afternoon and over the weekend we will see tempera

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announcing them all as they made their waywn williamsburg, colonial williamsburg. a lot of alumni in our area headed down, too. >> how fun. love this time of year. >> weather was perfect. >> ricketts, it is phenomenal. >> not wearing the uggs. sometimes trying to keep warm. when they have to perform, the tear-aways, like they're basketball all-stars. >> it was perfect out there. >> awesome. >> i am from virginia and never been to colonial williamsburg. >> let's go. >> you're from virginia. >> i love history. >> you, too. >> you guys make me sick. oh, my gosh. we have to get you down there. >> if the weather somedays li s >> if the weather somedays lita this, we have tons of weekends to go. they have a great christmas thing out there, too. i don't know if i can predict out that far, but right now, we're lookat then things start to change. that's a good bet for you guys. another great day out there today. rain is moving our way. temperatures will finally drop a little bit as we get into mid next week. we're talking about temperatures in the upper 50s/lower 60s. enjoy

but he has been able to visit his mother in williamsburg for ten days a dozen times a year. our sister station asked him about hisdñt;p which waso 's day. >> sir, do you think it's okay for you to be here? i'm just curious. you understand your neighbor's do you think it's okay for you >> please, please leave us alone. >> reporter: hinckley filed a request last november that would grant him more freedom. prosecutors argued that he still poed poses a threat, citing one outing where hinckley was seen reading about the assassination attempts. a federal judge has yet to rule on that for him. >> thanks, wendy. >>> a news 4 i-team investigation into a sleeping 911 operator has led to government$gdónight. >> hold on one second. let me try to get them on the . >> okay. >> during an emergency call in montgomery county, you can hear the fire and rescue dispatcher : snoring. now county council president is calling for hearings into that incident. he wants the fire chief to testify about what went wrong and he wants recommendations on how to prevent this from ever happening again. >> t

a williamsburg woman faces federal charges. investigators say she stole more than a half million dollars from her elderly employer. 82-year-old pete mcdonald says he was a victim. he says he hired dana morris in 2011. he says she spent a few hours a week company. in exchange, he paid her 400-dollars a month. three years in, he says he found morris altered his checks, and ordered new ones for herself. pete mcdonald/alleged victim (1) 12:20 i'd say i was more disillusioned and hurt and angry, my god, you're supposed to know people. completely misjudged her, which is the same reaction from people around here who ate with us and knew her and they can't believe it. she's a nice person. :41 morris faces 19 counts of wire fraud. she has pleaded not guilty -- and will face a jury march 31st. overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday wind 10. tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south af

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colonial williamsburg. >> now 11 sports. february picks up where january that off, with another win. they have a 4-1 win tonight. a gave the capitals and a franchise record, a 11th straight win. he picked up the action here. david squeezed it pass the door. the winning streak may have been in a little bit of trouble. they were sluggish until the third period. it gave them their first lead of the game. then it was all caps from then are urging from there on out. -- then it was all cast from there on out. and 11 game winning streak. the new york jets' head coach has a web serious stirring up. this time around, his body language need it. the first lesson will cost and 50 ground. they find him $50,000 for giving the middle finger to a group of fans who hassled him. ryan's finger may have to send another check to the office. when the players show up as a media members, you know they have a comfort zone with the spotlight. no one loves center stage more than chad ocho cinco. a team of players -- he led players as part of his netwo

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