federal raids gone wrong. a car full of suspects goes out of control and an atf agent is rushed to the hospital.

>> eyewitness accounts you will hear only on wjz. hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. >> wjz is live on the scene, kai jackson has exclusive video of the moment of impact. >> reporter: that's right the video we're about to show you is absolutely unbelievable. it shows an out of control suv. and an army of federal agent pursuing it. watch the right side of your screen scarefully, surveillance video from the blue crab express shows this white suv apparently fleeing federal agents it barreling into the restaurant's parking lot on patasco avenue. >> it was coming really fast, we just jumped up and everybody ran. >> reporter: it started with gunshots moments earlier. agents confirmed that some 40 agents and baltimore city police took part in an ongoing

enforcement action but they decline to give details. >> that guy trying to escape through my parking lot and knocked the big pole down. >> reporter: surveillance video picks up another angle. it barrels into a chevy blazer. >> i was scared, i was trying to figure out which way to run and which way not to run. >> reporter: it ended up just down the road on patasco avenue crashing into that surveillance pole. a third angle is captured, nearly missing two vehicles then crashing into that utility pole. this is what eyewitness news has learned one atf agent was apparently injured in the pursuit of that vehicle. sources with the atf tell us seven suspects are now in the

hospital. four of those suspects were hurt. their injuries also nonlife threatening. this is an ongoing investigation and because of that they are readisent to give us any details. we heard about shots being fired but the fbi would not confirm that they fired shots or the suspects fired shots. again a lot of details to be sorted out but this investigation is ongoing. back to you. >> we will continue to bring you the latest on this story. >> reporter: breaking his silence, former penn state coach sandusky insists he's not a pedophile. sandusky insists he showered with boys. it's the first time he talked about abusing the boys. sandusky explained to bob costas what happened with the boys. >> i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after work

outs. i have hugged them and i have touched their leg without intent of sexual contact. >> also today the president of sandusky's charity the second mile resigned. two of sanduskies accusers are preparing lawsuits. a saverna student says a man grabbed her through the door of a car. the plan is driving a dark green older model pickup truck with tinted windows. tempers flair at city hall tonight. as the mayor proposes increasing the bottle tax.

>> while many business owners are talking about increases, they want it to go to theirs. bills came carrying nickels trying to convince for the bottle tax. major blake wants to increase the bottle tax from three to 5- cents. >> now is the time to make tough choices, to support our students. >> reporter: it's pictures like this that motivates bills. >> the falling tiles, holes in the sealing, the floors are cracking under our feet. >> reporter: the issue is not whether the school needs help it's who should pay for it. >> i don't see where the backs of business should be burdened. >> reporter: santoni has been

fighting the bottle tax since it was introduced. bills however doesn't buy it. >> have the business community go into some of our schools. i guarantee you none of their businesses look like our business and our schools. >> reporter: and the mayor is expected to formally introduce that bill at an upcoming city council meeting. reporting live, monique griego. >> the mayor's goal is to raise an extra $15 million a year for schools. the violence escalates when police get into a shoot out with a suspect. tonight mike hellgren talks to worried people who live and work in the area. >> reporter: the brazen violence at arundel mills has shaken shoppers and people who live near by. a man with a violent past shot

two people to death outside of a dave and busters restaurant. >> i do live in the community and it was very disturbing. >> i definitely have concerns about security. i probably wouldn't go thereafter dark for a while any way. >> reporter: police tracked coleman to a house at prince george's county where he came out with an ak47 and shot an officer in the face. that officer is expected to make a full recovery. >> he's just letting off round after round with the ak. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting was not random. the violence comes just before the start of the holiday shopping season and as concerns are building over security, with the new casino set to open in a few moments. it's expected to draw thousands of customers to the area. police tell wjz tips from witnesses led them to coleman. the victims were 25 and 30 years old both were from prince georges county. at arundel mill, mike hellgren,

wjz news. prince george's county police have identified the six officers involved in the shooting, one of them corporal phillip foster was injured in that gunfire. caught in the act, just released wiretaps reveal former councilwoman johnson and county executive jack johnson as they frankicly decide to hide $80,000 cash. >> what do you want me to do with this money? what do you want me to do. >> put it in your panties and walk out of the house. >> reporter: that conversation took place at fbi agents raided the johnson's house. prosecutors say it proves the johnsons conspired to hide funds. the first of two trials begin in the robo call case that tarnished the 2011 election.

derek valcourt has the claim the defense is planning to use. >> reporter: robo calls from the bob erhlich campaign went out hint tag there was no need to go out and vote -- hinting that there was no need to go out and vote. >> i'm calling to tell you that president obama and governor o'malley have been successful. we're okay, all there is to do is to watch it on tv. >> there's nothing in that call. >> reporter: amounted to voter suppression and failed to disclose who paid for the calls. >> the attorney general of the united states should read the constitution. the speech clause in the constitution says that political speech is free.

and they cannot control the content. >> reporter: legal expert byron ward says hinton's first amendment clause is not going to stick. >> they do have pretty strong evidence that these robocalls were for the purpose of diswading people from going out to vote. i don't think you have a first amendment right for that. luckture are can be yours for a price as harper east luxurious new condos are open for sale. the $200 million hotel features suites with floor to ceiling views of the harbor. the royal suite is yours but it

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it's 68 degrees and partly cloudy in central maryland right now. the complete forewarning forecast is coming up. dozens are injured after an ex explosion at a restaurant in china. police say the majority were pedestrians including children who were walking to school. a gas leak is believed to be the cause. an accident caused a 9-

year-old to have been trapped in a car for two days. ramos was snatched outside his family home and held in a mountain hide out. commandos rescued the nationals rookie. police have arrested eight suspects and have connected two more people to the kidnapping. a child is shot and killed outside his home. someone knows who killed sean johnson but they are afraid to talk. we talk to sean's mother about the conspiracy of silence that allows his killers to walk free tonight. >> reporter: 12-year-old sean

johnson should not be dead. the fifth grade a student who loved baseball should not be dead. while watching a play off game, he stepped outside, shots ring out and hit several children. police now tell us that a gang targeting someone else just two streets away shot sean and his friends instead. >> they said they were looking for other people, that were in the neighborhood. and they thought that there were guns and they just started firing. >> they got the wrong people? >> yeah. >> reporter: six months after his death sean's mother is finally able to talk about that night. >> now i wouldn't want anybody to feel the pain that i feel right now. >> reporter: pain worsened because sean's killer is still out here. there are no real leads in the case and nobody is coming

forward. >> open your mouth, i'm not afraid why should you be. >> reporter: but people are afraid, john werth's grandson was shot that night. he says intimidation and the stop snitching culture stops people from coming forward. >> someone out there knows who killed sean johnson and who shot your grandson. >> and the other two. >> and the other two boys and no one is talking. >> somebody knows who it is right now. suppose it was their brother or their sister or even their mother or a little baby. how would they feel? what would they want. >> it's frustrating. >> reporter: police commissioner fred beal and i walked the neighborhood where sean was shot. he says people know who pulled the trigger but will not talk. what is it going to take? >> someone right now, someone that's going to hear this story knows exactly where the guns are. it was two guns used in the case. people know exactly who pulled the trigger. >> reporter: for sean's mother every day that passes without a

suspect in her son's murder is a day that a killer walks among them. >> to be gunned down in the street and you haven't done nothing to no one. but just trying to live your life as best as you can. just stop the violence, that's all i ask please, should no parent feel the pain i'm feeling right now. >> reporter: mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >> now if you know anything about sean's murder please call police. you can remain anonymous. an elderly woman in illinois turns the table on two robbery suspects. police say the teenagers tried to steal a purse from the 83- year-old woman as she walked across the bridge. they say she knocked them down and then signaled to a near by officer that made the arrest. the grandmother says she was not scared but she was rather angry when they tried to robber her. a hidden coffee thief gets starbucks in hot water with the state of massachusetts.

the coffee giant was fined for charging customers an additional $1.50. state agency says the extra charge was never listed in the store. starbucks has now dropped the fee and say, the store will offer smaller packages. nature is putting on quite a show in the congo. take a look at what is believed to be the nation's largest volcano eruption in years. the government says there's no immediate danger and they are encouraging tourists to see it for themselves. i didn't know there was a volcano in the congo. beautiful if you're far away. >> very hot there in haiti you know. south of congo. all right, yes pretty warm stuff there. that means down below the earth there is that molten core. that's really how the earth was

formed. and here are conditions around the region. look how warm it is. 68degrees at 11:00 at night. 53 dewpoint, southwest winds 13. the barometer just beginning to fall a little bit, 29.79. it's probably not going to drop more than four or five more degrees tonight. maybe some areas will get back into the 50s. right now any where from 63 to 70 degrees. this time of night is just remarkably warm. it got up to 74 today. the record is 77 just three degrees shy. the average high is 57, the low has been 56 and the average low is 37. the record low 18 degrees back in 1986. right now southwest winds continue. that will allow clouds and

cooler temperatures to move in. already shower activity to our north across pennsylvania and ohio. portions of the midwest that front is slowly headed in our direction . a lot of shower activity, but we'll see clouds and rain moving in tomorrow afternoon probably. by tomorrow night solid rain into wednesday. could pick up an inch or more. stays mile and then there comes the cooler air. much cooler by thursday into friday. but the sun will be coming back out. so we'll dry up. winds tomorrow will be shifting back to the northwest. gusting up to 20 knots. the bay temp around 55-degree. so tonight cloudy skies, maybe some showers knot showers -- north and west of us. 68 again tomorrow with showers. probably steady rain coming in late in the day or tomorrow night. a good chance of rain continuing into wednesday before it clears out. 63-41. 50 on friday, a lot cooler that's actually below average.

and a little warm up again on the weekend. 56 on saturday. maybe the low 60s again on sun, denise. denise. >> john harbaugh lets ,,,,,,,,,,

well not an easy day for the ravens and fans. >> long season and they're still in fourth place. another disappointing loss by the ravens but coach john harbaugh put a strong front up today when asked about the state of his team. admitting his own disappoint he state had the his players should be short. harbaugh was quick to shoot any

questions that the seattle loss was similar to the defeats. here is an example of the coach's move. >> i would like to give you an answer but i'm really not interested to be honest with you. so you guys can write the story. it's not my job to have that answer for you. i'm not a psychologist, if you're insinuating we ignore what happened in the past you definitely have not been paying attention to what we've been doing in the past. licking wounds? no we are not licking wounds, we're moving on. there's nothing comfortable about what we're up against. it's going to be a fight. >> and he's fighting, the next fight sunday. a show down with cincinnati. coverage comes your way at 1:00. local college basketball. the greyhounds. tony gallo had the eagles flying high. the 5-11 senior guard led with

17 points and they had the lead at the half. cornie helped get the lead. and etherly had two alley oop points. the townsend tigers continue a tough road trip that started in kansas. now the big 10 country at michigan. that's pat scary getting a baptism of fire to start the season. michigan scored the first 21 points. tiger with some early stage fright. tim hardaway jr. two for jr. and the wolverines knock down townsend. and ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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