northern parkway. both cars rolled down an embankment and caught fire. the... two men in the honda... that police were tailing... died in the crash. they've been identified as... 26-year old devell johns... and... 28 year old terrell young. both appear to have long criminal records... dating back to 2006. the female passenger in the jeep... was also killed. while the sole survivor... was seen stumbling from the wreckage. (paul) 17:20:01 he actually walked and fell down over here... the survivor the driver of the jeep actually walked by and collapse over here on the curb (paul) 17:18:24 just by looking at thier car you can figure no one would be alive in that was crushed up. at this hour... the driver of the jeep remains in critical condition. he is the one person... besides the officers who were following

theccord... who can say with any real certainity what was happening in the moments before this crash occured. at this point... police won't say whether the officers were actually "pursuing" the honda. what they do admit to... coming up next half hour. i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. opold... may not be done with politics. leopold spent 30 days in jail earlier this year and 30 days on house arrest after being convicted of misconduct... but his lawyer's say... that shouldn't stop him from running for office during his five- year probation. they've now filed an appeals motion... arguing that the judge in the case didn't have the authority to make that decision. that appeal will be heard next january. a woman who accused john leopold of misconduct resolves her wrongful termination case. karla hamner will receive 110- thousand dollars from anne arundel county. leopold's former spokeswoman accused him of firing her after she refused to help with his re- election campaign. (:25) "this is a huge victory for

me and i feel its a huge victory for women who are in similar situations...." the county still has two similar lawsuits to resolve....filed by another former employee and the a-c-l-u. the justice department wants jill kelley's lawsuit dismissed. she's the florida socialite who claims her privacy was violated by the f-b-i, the pentagon and other federal officials. kelley says she received a number of threatening emails.....some of which she says came from paula broadwell. broadwell wrote a biography of general david petraeus......and it later came out that the two were having an extramarital affair. kelley says the government wrongly released her identity to reporters. the d-of-j says there's no proof kelley's rights were tampered with. after five months of testimony... closing arguments start in michael jackson's wrongful death trial. as casey wian reports... jurors must decide whether a-e-g live -- which was promoted jackson's comeback

concerts -- is liable for the singer's deat (nats) michael jackson never got the chance to perform what was supposed to be his ultimate comeback tour in 2009. he died of an overdose of the powerful anesthetic propofol, administered by dr. conrad murray. in 2011, murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison. now, a different jury is preparing to decide if concert promoter aeg live must pay potentially billions of dollars to jackson's heirs... because they claim the company negligently hired murray. "michael jackson didn't die from doctor shopping. michael jackson died because a physician who had agreed to accept $150,000 a month violated his ultimate hippocratic oath. and he was placed in that conflict of interest by aeg. and there's no question about that in this case." aeg live says murray was never its employee and that he was entirely controlled by jackson. "the people in michael's life were worried about his

propofol use as early as the late 80s, early 90s. that he by the 90s using it to sleep at night in hotels. this is inomplete contradiction of what plaintiffs have claimed, which is this idea that oh this was a sudden new thing in michael's life that happened for this first time with dr. conrad murray." for five months, the jury has heard testimony from jackson's 83-year-old mother katherine, his ex- wife debbie rowe, and by videotape, two of his three children. (nats) 15-year-old paris jackson survived a suicide attempt during the trial. other dramatic moments included the playing of jackson family home movies never before seen publicly, and the testimony of a harvard doctor who said a physically deteriorating jackson did not get rem sleep for 60 straight days while receiving propofol from deteriorating jackson did not get rem sleep for 60 straight days while receiving propofol from dr. murray. casey wian, cnn, los angeles. the mother of starlet lindsay lohan... pleads not guilty to drunken driving

charges. dina lohan appeared in a new york courtroom yesterday. a judge suspended her license before releasing her without bail. police stopped the 50-year-old earlier this month for speeding... and administered a breathalyzer test. they say lohan had more than twice the legal limit of alcohol in her system. her lawyer says he's hoping for leniency considering his client's family history of substance abuse, domestic violence and financial troubles. samuel-l- jackson has a beef to pick with the president. in an interview that appears in the october edition of playboy magazine... the actor lashes out at president obama... saying "be -- expletive -- presidential." jackson was referring to his belief that the president speaks differently to a black audience than he does to a white audience. a muppet match made in heaven... will soon be on display in the national museum of american history. miss piggy is among more than 20 muppets the henson family

just donated to the museum. she will be displayed alongside current museum resident.. and love of her life... kermit the frog... next march. the family made the donation in honor of the late jim henson's birthday. coming up on the early edition... preparing teachers... for the worst possible scenario. the lessons they're getting that could mean the difference between life and death. ((break 1)) ♪ i woke up to a lightbulb

♪ every little thing is possible ♪ [ female announcer ] here's a fresh take on what to do with that chicken kraft fresh take kraft natural cheese on one side expertly blended spices and breadcrumbs on the other transforms your chicken in just 30 minutes ♪ love is a bright idea ♪ life is amazing ♪ with the love that i've found ♪ [ female announcer ] fresh take from kraft. every flavor is amazing. ♪

((traffic reporter ad libs)) map 40 map green map 395

still to come... made in america...

instead of china or taiwan. the growing number of companies that are doing business... within the u-s. "i got his gun. help me. help. help. i got his gun!" unconventional teacher training. the potential threats many educators across the country are learning how to handle. ((break 2))

[ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. deoxyribonucleic acid. he knew that. [ male announcer ] with everything. go! goooo! no. no no no no no. mommy's here. [ male announcer ] but that kind of love is...frowned upon. so instead she gives him capri sun. so he gets more of what he needs without all the "her" he doesn't think he needs. capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives.

school districts across this country are taking new safety steps after last december's massacre at sandy hook elementary school. guards. (nats door opening) this is how a national nightmare begins. a gunman enters a school ready to kill.

"i got his gun. help me. help. help. i got his gun!" but in this case the threat is not real. (nats applause) it's a training exercise for teachers learning how to keep their students and themselves alive. "we train those people to deal with that shooter with their hands, with their feet, with their elbows. that's what we do." zach hudson is a central florida police officer and cnn hero recognized for his work helping senior citizens. he's now training teachers how to run, hide and fight back if a gunman targets their school. "chop that body down. use both those knees. chop that body down." hudson's approach does not include keeping guns in the classroom. "not so much encouraging us to arm ourselves with weapons but arm ourselves with knowledge and how we can use the environment around us.". part of that is teaching teachers how to

attack their attacker when they become the last line of defense. "i gotta tell you, some of you are scaring me...what do i see working there? is that fear or anger?" "i think it's a combination of both." deborah aman has been a teacher for thirty years and worries more than ever. mattingly: is there something about all of this that's kind of sad to you? aman: yes. very sad. i can't put it into words but the children are...i have to protect the children. "now watch what mike is doing. he's repeatedly attacking that body. when running or hiding fails-- ...taking the shooter by surprise ...knowing how to grab his weapon... ...how to possibly incapacitate him... --can make the difference between life or death. "watch closely what happens next. this is a worst-case scenario--a shooter is about to enter this classroom. the only thing standing between him and

the students is a teacher...unarme d, but not necessarily helpless." "ah! help me. help me. i got his gun." "i would hope that they have learned that they have to be aggressive. you have to tap into that anger side of you, that emotional side of you to stop that attacker." that nervous laughter you hear is the sound of confidence replacing insecurity ...with skills these teachers hope they will never need. david mattingly cnn lake mary, florida. straight ahead... bringing production... back t straight ahead... bringing production... back to the u-s. the big name companies that are employing more and more american workers. ((break 3))

let's make an entrance. let's go against the grain. this way, that way, even up that way. let's measure this, and how-to that. let's save, and then, let's get down to it. let's make your home feel like this, and make you feel like this. let's do this. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now handscraped saratoga hickory, 99¢ a square foot.

could be hearing more these days. a new study says a growing number of manufacturers are moving overseas production back

home. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange with details. electronics are typically made outside the u-s. same with clothes... and toys. but now, some production is coming home... and that means jobs. a new study from boston consulting group says 54- percent of big businesses plan to move, or are thinking about moving, some production from china to america. that's up from 37-percent last year. some companies already have... google's moto x phone is assembled in texas. g-e moved some refrigerator production back to the u-s. apple has done the same with its mac computer. and others say it's on the agenda.... 21-percent of companies surveyed have already moved production or are planning to in the next two years... more than double what we heard last year. they're making the move because product quality is higher... and it saves money to make the item in the same country where it's sold. but the number one reason is labor costs... they're falling in the u-s, and rising in china. that levels out the playing field, but it means

workers in the u-s are making less money than in years past, accepting concessions on wages... in an effort to preserve jobs. i'm alison kosik in new york. coming up... dozens of people killed... in a terror attack at a mall in kenya. the local connection to one of the victims. selling health care reform. how president obama and former president bill clinton are teaming up... to reach more americans.

effects the learning skills of pre- schoolers. on fox 45 news at five.

-cruz in marathon marathon protest speech on senate floor

-cruz wants to stop senate votes on house plan, knowing democrats will amend it, fund obamacare -harry reid says the senate's first key procedural vote will occur today

three people are dead... and one remains in critical

condition this morning... after a police pursuit in north baltimore ends in a fiery crash. at this hour... police have identified some of the victims but there are still a lot of unanswered questions. megan gilliland has been following this story since the crash early yesterday morning... she joins us now live from city police headquarters where the investigation is underway. good morning guys, the big question this morning... is... were the officers who were dressed in plain clothes in an unmarked car... actually chasing the honda that ended up smashing into a jeep. it happened a little after midnight yesterday... at northern parkway and york road. police say the honda accord... was fleeing north-bound on york when it crashed into the jeep cherokee... heading east on northern parkway. both cars rolled down an embankment and caught fire. the... two men in the honda... that police were tailing... died in the crash. they've been identified as... 26-year old devell johns... and... 28 year old