weeks back, when he reached out to detectives. and agreed to conditionally speak with them about mr. lane s death. reporter: the condition? he not be charged for jamie s murder. the family was okay with that. i think he s getting punished enough just being in jail the rest of his life. reporter: and just to know he s the one. and having the answer i ve been looking for. reporter: and you re still in the same house? i m still in the same house. reporter: why is that? i stayed away from home for about two months. and my heart drew me back to the house. so i m there. reporter: in talking with folks throughout the day, we ve heard so many positive things about jamie lane, which raises the question why, why was he killed. a question we put to the prosecutor. said he believes it to be some sort of delusion or paranoia may have played aol this. thank you, david. new surveillance video released of a person of interest wanted for leaving racially charged messag
video a student took of the altercation. the fight broke out at frederick douglass high school in upper marlboro shortly before 8:00 this morning. that s when one of the students wielded a pocket knife stabbing the other according to school district officials. both students were hurt. everybody started going crazy in the hallways in the morning. my teacher went out the doorway because everybody was going crazy. and she was like, what s going on. reporter: the victim s injuries do not appear to be life threatening. the suspect is in custody. the weapon also has been recovered which is a pocket knife. reporter: prince george s county police detectives will review surveillance video to determine which student was the aggressor. there s no word yet on any possible charges. in upper marlboro, vanessa herring, wusa9. fairfax county police are looking for a cab driver who reportedly made an indecent proposal. the driver asked the victim who was a passenger to perform sexua
where, if you re not with blonde hair and blue eyes, your story is just not sensational enough. woodruff: and, it s friday. mark shields and michael gerson are here to analyze the week s news. all that and more, on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: investigators in france are trying to piece together what sparked thursday s deadly assault in paris. a gunman shot a police officer to death and wounded two more, before being killed himself. hari sreenivasan reports on the day s developments. reporter: masked police desce
discussion. please thank these excellent speakers. [ applause ] ment to on the communicators. i hope that any copyright will come with a requirement or some kind of framework for putting data into a central repository where people can have access to it, where it can be searched not ohm an an individual eye tim by item basis but on a sort of scale basis because we run two and a half million songs through and we re going to get more and more every day as we move to an on demand service. steve bonet on the issues facing congress and the music industry over digital music services including copyright laws, ticket price inflation, and the competition between humans and bots for concert tickets. mr. benet is interviewed by alex spires, technology reporter for politico. bots do buy tickets but what they do is, they keep other fans out of the market for tickets and what we are finding is that some fans really want to go see a concert, and they can mash the buttons on their co
it will begin life in a moment. moment.ina a a we will be starting momentarily. we are live at the national press club awaiting the start of an event this afternoon on the health and human services department announcement on the findings of a report on youth homelessness. we expect to hear from singer cyndi lauper. she will be joining department officials and former homeless youth. democratvering the top , henry waxman discussing global health care policies at georgetown university. that starts at 2:20 eastern today. we will hear from janice rogers brown about the u.s. constitution. she is on the federal appeals court district of columbia circuit. that starts at 5:30 eastern. [no audio] again come alive this afternoon at the national press club, awaiting the start of this event looking at a report on youth homelessness this afternoon. we are told that zynga cyndi lauper will be joining on this panel. she is running a little bit late and that could be the reason we are de