bacc to school... means back to child care.three things you need to ask before signing your child up... tomorrow on fox45 morning newss hundreds of billions of dollars a year on nat sound from video on youtube of someone saying ouch ouch a dangerous dare.the chilling game that can leave permanent scars.. and how to know if your child is innolved. and... list as many uses for a bricc as you can in one minute. that... and other most common curve ball questions in today's job interviews... and how to answer them. 3

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3 the investigation continues and many questions remain this morning... from the massive train derailment in ellicott city. city. the pictures behind us show the scale of the wreck.21 cars from a c-s-x train jump the tracks... 2 teenagers die... and investigators are trying to gather enough evidence to figure out what hap. happened. joel d. smith was among the firstton the scene yesterday after it happened... and he is back there streaming now with the latest on why the emergency brake is at the center of the investigation. good morning joel d.

right now..... c-s-x crews are carefully up- righting wrecked cars.. and removing spilled coal.... but so many questions remain aa to how we got to this scene... a wreck that killed two 19 year old girls. the derailment around midnight tuesday killed , elizabeth nass and rose mayr, both college students. the railroad crosses over main street in ellicott city, and investigators now believe the students were sitting on the &prailroad bridge with their as it passed a few feet behind - them.... you can see where tte coal is pouring out there... this is where they might have been, when for some reason, the train jumped the tracks, causing open cars filled with coal to tip over. police found the girls buried under a hill of coal.. dead. initially, investigators wanted to knowwif the engineer slammed on his brakes to avoid hitting the young women.. perhaps triggering the crash. but investigators say the crew members on board, iicluding an engineer trainee, say they did not hear or see anything before the derailment. they say the emergency brake applied automatically. 3 (southworth/ntsb) "when there's a breaa in the brake

pipe, either from the derailment forccs or whatever it may be, that wwll cause the trains to go to an emergency br" braking...." a team of national transportation safety board investigators is sifting through the wreckage.. including nearly two dozen of the csx trains's 80 ars that flipped over........an investigation, they say, that will be a long process. investigators say the train is equupped witt a video event recorder... they say it's one of the many pieces of evidence that the ntsb will examine. live in ellicott city, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. 3 the two teens that were killed graduated frommmount hebron high school in ellicott city. they were both getting ready to go back to college. college.megan gilliland is here with more on what the young women were doing in the moments before the crash... that is now an important part of the investigation.

good morning guys,this is the last picture the 19-year old victims posted on twitter before they were killed in the accident.the caption read... levitating. the victims are elizabeth nass... a student at james madison university in virgina... and rose mayr... a student at the university of delaware. earlier tweets by the girls stated... drinking on top of ellicott city sign with rose petals and looking down on old ellicott city. now... as the crowds gather below watching the investigation unfold... neighbors are mourning the loss. (diane conolley)"you expect that children will outlive their parents and its really a tragedy when children go first... so my heart goes out to the mothers and dads of the two young ladies.. who were killed"(kathy vitek- pastor)"god weeps too when tragedies like this happen and as the faith community gathers. gathers. again both of the victims were

gettinggready to return to college. now their families are preparing for their funerals. so far... no details have been released about those services. we did talk to other teens in the area... coming up next half hour... hear what they admit about the railroad tracks.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. 3 a homeless shelter employee is suspended ... after a female resident claims not only did he assault áherá... but her baby, too.it's a story you're seeing firstton foo. fox.the incident allegedly took place sunday evening at the "sarah's hope" shelter for women and children in west baltimore19-year old lashanda dorman lives at the shelter with her mother, sister, and infant daughter.according to witnesses...a male staffer found the teen and her mother

... arguing in the hallway.he allegedly told them both to go into their rooms.... but when lashanda kept yelling... she says the man punched her in the head... also accidentally hitting her 13-month-old daughter, who waa on her hip. contusion.">a spokeswoman for the shelter says the employee is on administrative leave. they are still investigating... but believe he acted appropriately.a court hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. police make an arrest...after locating the car that led prince george's county police on a chase..ending in a trooper's death. death.police say two officers were trying to pull over a car... believed to be involved in a theft.it was found ... in d-c on tuesday... and they arrested the person inside.no or if any charges were filed.

23 year old officer adrian morris was killed monday afternoon onni-95 near beltsville.he lost control of his police car... and ran off the road. meanwhile, the other officer has been released from the hosptial. missouri congressman todd akin is sticking with his bid for the senate... despite heavy pressure from nearly all sides to bow out. the flashpoint... his controversial comments on abortion. meanwhile... as andrew spencer explains... the republican party is preparing to take up the issue of abortion once again. 3 despite calls to quit his u-s senate race, republican congreesman todd akin let a withdrawal deadline pass tuesday night. he's under heavy fire for saying rape rarely leads to pregnancy. if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. the political fallout prompted repeated apologies from akin. tuesday. rape is an evil act. i used the wrong words in the wrong way and for that i apologize. both presidential

campaigns have strongly condemned akin's comments. meanwhile -- the republican party's platform committee approved a platform calling for a constitutional amendment banning abortion. it does not contain any explicit exemptions for rape or incest. delegates will vote on it during next week's republican national convention in tampa. and republican senator scott brown rejected such a stance in a letter to the republican national committee. he wrote, quote -- "i believe this is a mistake because it fails to recognize the views of pro- choice republicans like myself." the romney campaign made its position clear sunday. a statement says quote -- "a romney-ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape." i'm andrew spencer reporting. the republican platform committee still has to finalize the draft platform language... before the convention. capitol hill is out with its annual list... of the wealthiest members of ccngress. representative michael texas

mccaul... who has a net worth of 290-million-dollars.he's followed by senator john kerry of massachusetts... with almost 199 million. california republican representative darrell issa slides to third... with democratic congressmaa jared polis of colorado and senator mark warner of virginia rounding out the top five. ever wonder what it's like to be in the mind of a college student?according to a new "beloit college mindset list"... students born before the year 1994 don't remember a time before internet and cell phones. everything for them is digital including music, movies and e-books. and this year's crop of freshmen watch t-v on their laptops, smartphones and ipads... instead of a television set.

women's issues are taking center stage...this election ye. year.you already have a lot of women voters outraged at what the candidates comments were werefind out just how important the woman's vote is... and which candidate most women are behind.... according to new polls. polls. i have never encountered such a burning sensation...

until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com there are kiis who don't want

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3 add women to the list of key demographic groups... presidential candidates are going after, this year. year.theeissues experts are saying are most important to women this year...other than healthcare...and which candidate is in the lead among the two. two.and later...gone are the days of asking..."where do ou see yourself in five years?" the unique questions being asked... when you head in for a job interview. ((bump out)) ((break 2)) when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast,

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[ male announcer ] nutella. in every presidential race there's a key demographic, be it the soccer mom or the nascar dad. as lisa sylvester reports, his time arounn, it seems to be the year of the women. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- president obama, courting women for their vote in colorado: "they want to take us back to the policies more suited to the 1950s than the 21st century." in new york addressing thousands of women bloggers: "you, women, should have control over the decisions that affect your health, your lives, your careers." and in campaign ads: "i think mitt romney's really out of touch with the average woman's health issuee." democrats are tapping out a consistent drum beat, that

republicans are a bad choice for women. three words heard repeatedly the so-called war on women. democrats point to rush limbaugh and comments he madd about women's activist sandra fluke over the issue of access to contraception. "it makes her a slut, right?" they highlight proposed gop funding cuts to planned parenthood and a call for a constitutional ban on abortion. and the outrageous statements of missouri republican senate candidate todd akin plays right into it. "if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down." "you already have a lot of women voters outraged at what the candidates comments were. you already have a lot of democrats basically saying that they're not going to let voters forget about these comments." the women's vote matters. president obama is leading 53% to romney's 44% among registered female voters. according to exit polls, mr. obama had 56% of the women's vote in 2008. the

romney campaign issfiring back, bringing out its strongest weapon in the fight for women's votes. portraying the candidate as a loving, devotee family man. "well, i will say that for me,,it's so comforting to know that mitt is always by my side and always sticks with me in the hardest times." republicans dismiss the talk of a war on women as pure campaign rhetoric. they say when voters go to the polls hat they really care about ... those pocketbook issues. hadley heath is with the independent women's forum, a republican political advocacy group. "they're concerned that they don't have a lot of opportunities to be promoted or to find other job oppootunities, so jobs, jobs, jobs, i can't say it enough. women are just as concerned as men about the direction of the econnmy." do you know how to build a vending machine? machine?you might want to learn.the other creative questions being asked at job interviews, right now. ((break 3))

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look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. ikea. the life improvement store. --reporter pkg-as follows --

how do you design a vending machine? if you're interviewing for a position with amazon, you may need to know the answer. career site glassdoor-dot-com compiled a list of the 25 toughest companies to get hired at, based on actual interview questions. 7 of the top 10 are consulting firms. those companies sell brainpower, so it's no surprise- they want to see how you think. but in additional to amazon, tech giants google and facebook also made the list. so did procter & gamble, general mills, and teach for america. for its part, google says its questiins aren't out of left field.. candidates are asked questions related to the job they're applying for. if you're an engineer, you'll probably need to do some sample coding. or someone in marketing might be asked to design a campaign. but companies often give these curveball questions to gauge someone's creativity or on-

the-spot thinking. for pxample-- one consulting company asks candidates to name as many uses for a brick as they can in one minute. these questions are also a way to learn bout the company you're interviewing with. places want to show that they're not only difficult- they're unique. so if you get a curveball next time you're interviewing, relax-- and don't be afraid to show a little personality. i'm alison kosik in new york. -----end-----cnn.script----- eeer heard of cleaning your plate? plate?a lot of americans are having a hard time doing that...just how much food is thrown away... eacc year! 3 bth - government profit-motives amtrak has lost more than $830 3 million on food and beverage service in the past 10 years. when it sells a $9.50 cheeseburger and a two dollar soda it loses more than $8.00. the entire amtrak service haa lost money in each of its 40

years in spite of $40 billion in taxpayer subsidies. it should at least break even. though not everything government should turn a profit -- such as police and fire departments. but taxpayer subsidies, user fees, rofit motives: it's all mixed upp palm beach, florida charges accident victims ambulance fees. the state of florida &psells drivers' personal data on file at the dmv.chicago privatizzd the skyway toll road after losing money for 50 expect to turn a profit.some governments are muscling their way into private business. baltimore's city-owned hotel -- the baltimore hilton -- has lost money every year since it opened.governments have sacrificed safety and made intersections and city streets profit centers by installing speed and stoplight cameras. chattanooga, tennessee was caught shortening the duration of its yellow lights in order to rack up more fines. it's all backwards. government is attempting to profit where it has no business while shirking responsibility to serve the public. for more on this sttry visit behind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman.