crime streak behind her. it can be confusing. let's go through it to get an idea of when and where it started. first of all, record of november 18th incident, a bank robbery that started the spree. next a carjacking at tyson's corner mall where she stole a silver acura. one day after the other. then a bank robbery in springfield on the 22nd. november 24th, thanksgiving day, the most violent of the crimes, an attempted carjacking where she cut a woman and today's attempted bank robbery here in mcclain. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. in mccain, erica gonzalez, back to you. >> see you then. another legal victory for gary giordano who is back in the u.s. for the first time in four months. the prosecutor rejected the

request to put him back in jail. they still suspect him in the disappearance of robyn gardner. a judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence to continue holding giordano. he headed to new york. it's not clear when he will return to his home in gaithersburg. prosecutors will continue the investigation. under dutch law, thehave up to three years to press charges. we are following breaking news in montgomery county. a car came careening through a tailor's shop with one person standing inside. >> it happened in aspen hill. shomari stone is live on the scene for us. >> reporter: good evening. this place has been opened since 1990. this is the first time something like this happened. he was standing here, he actually had his clothes and putting hem on the rack here. his wife was standing behind

this counter. all of a sudden, they heard a huge crash. it came all the way inside. you can see there was a crew that put up plywood to protect the store from people coming in here and trying to steal stuff. look down here, there's bricks, shattered glass and all this stuff. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. let's roll video from up above. basically, we are hearing the driver might have confused the accelerator and brake and came plowing through here. police are trying to process what exactly happened. they plan on talking to her. the owner of the tailor shop, his wife was here and she was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the car was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. itis remarkable no one was seriously injured. the owner says he's fortunate to be alive. here is the problem. it's going to take hundreds of

thousands of dollars to fix this. he plans on calling his insurance company to see if they will cover the damage. once we find out what happens, if the driver will be charged with anything, we will post it on our website at www.nbcwashington.com. live here in aspen hill, i'm shomari stone. back to you. >> thanks. in 1981, he tried to assassinate president reagan. they say not only is he dangerous, but still obsessed with the former president. we have more on the dangerous revelation and the argument in favor of letting him go. chris? john hinckley was visiting his mother in williamsburg, virginia and snuck into a bookstore in a mall where he browsed books about presidential assassinations and president reagan. he was found not guilty by

reason of insanity should be allowed to leave the mental hospital for extended visits with his mother in williamsburg. the shots fired 30 years ago. president reagan was wounded. a secret service agent and d.c. police officer were also hit by bullets. john hinckley left a note to impress actress jodie foster was found not guilty. he was treated for severe depression and narcissism. they say in the past two and a half decades, he's not committed a single act of violence. u.s. district court judge granted him permission in 2009 to take ten day trips to visit his mother in williamsburg, virginia. the judge is holding the hearing on this motion to grant hinckley expanded conditions of release. the proposal would extend his time to 17 days in williamsburg

for the next two visits, then 24 days. he would have allowed unaccompanied outings. he would be an out patient living in williamsburg as a resident there and register for social security and medicaid. a government lawyer says he's devious and poses a risk of violence. it struck a code with an author who wrote the best selling book, "raw hide down," the near assassination of president reagan. >> they are hammering him. i'm going to the movie, slips out of the movie, secret service is watching him. he goes to the bookstore, pa rusing books about ronald reagan and presidential assassinations. >> he was cited as characterizing john's behavior as adolescent. he relies on his elderly mother

to make calls for required apartments. >> is there anything you can say? >> not at this time. >> could he live with you or your sister? >> they wonder if williamsburg will be the best place for him if his mother becoming incapacitated. >> he's asking the judge permission to go on washington, d.c. group outings with other patients reducing the notice he has to give authorities from four days to one so he can buy same-day tickets at sale prices for washington nationals baseball games or watch the washington wizards play. wendy, jim, back to you. >> thank you, chris. turning now to the weather and quite a change we have in store. the temperatures just took a tumble. >> look at that beautiful evening we have. you can kiss november good-bye and the unseasonably warm weather as well.

>> we are at 71 degrees two days ago. now the current windchill, 41 degrees. it feels 30 degrees cooler than where it was a couple days ago. the actual temperature is 47. with the wind out of the northeast at 14 miles an hour gusting over 20 in some locations we have windchills, many of them into low to middle 30s already. i'm talking gaithersburg where the actual temperature is 43. it's 45 in manassas and 43 to the north. up toward frederick and martinsburg, we are going to see a chilly night tonight. it stays on the dry side. storm 4 doppler radar, nothing to show you. the temperatures dropping to 40 by 11:00. to 33 when you wake up tomorrow morning. that's inside the beltway. most of you wake up to temperatures in the 20s. that's not all. the complete forecast coming up in a minute. >> see you then. thank you, doug. d.c.s attorney general criticized leaders for not speaking out more against

unethical behavior. that comment came as the d.c. council is wrestling with new, tougher ethics laws. tom sherwood joins us with more. >> it was an unusual remark by the attorney general. three officials under federal investigation right now. >> the district government is mired an ethics issues there's no end in sight. >> setting up an ethics committee is definitely the way to go. >> muriel bowser is looking to write it. it would require more disclosure of cash and other contributions and prohibit secrete funds. >> allows lobbyist lawyers for free or for reduced rates. >> the toughest talk came from

d.c. general that criticized the failures of unethical behavior. >> they expressed disappointment. there's little condemnation of apparent violations of others. >> he said writing the new bill is only part of the issue. >> it will not be sufficient unless it is matched by a change in the attitude reflected in the reaction to ethics failures. >> he did not note his boss, mayor vincent gray, is one of those under investigation for wrong doing. kwame brown is under federal review. tommy thomas is under investigation for the misuse of $300,000 of city grant funds. they are asking for tougher rules like no outside income beyond their salaries. more to come in the next couple weeks. >> okay. thanks. we are just getting started.

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the district's fire chief is proposing a radical change to the way firefighters are assigned to their jobs and how long they work. he wants 12 hour days with less time off between shifts. firefighters are currently at stations for a 24 hour period, then on for five days. the assignments are inefficient and can safe $30,000 a year. >> we are trying to reduce the personnel costs for one and still protect the city. our organization wants additional compensation. employees not used to working a 12-hour shift may have resist tense to this. >> any change in shifts would have to be negotiated with the firefighters union. it would be six months before changes are made. two department store

shoppers tell police they were pricked by syringes inside clothing. a third shopper found a broken syringe in the pocket of a pair of pants. officials are telling shoppers to be careful. it happened at a walmart in cartersville 45 miles northwest of atlanta. one was in a pair of footed pajamas and stuck a child in a finger. another was in a package of bras. officials say the syringers appear to be unused. the victims are being tested for hepatitis and hiv. new questions about the safety of juices parents serve their children every day. there's growing concern the juices may contain correspond sin generals. tom sherwood has the latest on this. hey, tom. >> hey, wendy. this is not easily put together in a soundbyte. here is why.

how much juice do we see excessive amounts of arsenic in it. it exceeds the amounts the federal standard allows for drinking water. there's no standard for juice. consumer reports says it's time for a federal standard on how much arsenic should be allowed in juice because kids drink so much apple juice. the problem is, if there isn't enough -- the problem is, if you are trying to set limits for apple juice and for kids, it should be lower than what's allowed in drinking water. that's where this is going. >> interesting. all right. >> the way to study consumer reports may scare parents about the safety of apple juice. they are raising concern about arsenic in apple and grape juice. of the 88 examples, 10% has arsenic levels that were higher than the standards.

there are no federal limits for juice. >> it's a product everybody feeds their children. i don't understand why there's such a thing in something so natural. if it's causing harm to her development, definitely i would stop. >> this isn't the first time apple juice has been in the headlines. >> i'm worried about it as a father of four. >> in september dr. oz learned about it from his own study. >> some of the best brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: an independent lab found arsenic levels higher than the e.p.a. allows in drinking water. they took issue with the findings saying it did not differentiate organic and inorganic. most of the arsenic it found was

in organic. in september, they insisted apple juice is safe. >> that lot of juice has such a small amount of arsenic in it, it's no concern what so ever. >> reporter: the fda stands by that. now, they are conducting more tests to see if a level could be established. meanwhile, the juice products association says it's committed to following federal guidelines as it has for decades comparing apple juice to water is not appropriate. there's lower thresholds for drinking water because people consume larger amounts of water. what can you do as a parent? dilute apple juice with water for kids and try to limit it to no more than 12 ounces, if you have a child over the age of six, four to six ounces under the age of 6.

wendy and jim, best plans -- back to you guys. >> thank you. that's an interesting report. stay tuned to "nightly news" for tom's full report on this study. it comes on after news 4 at 6:00. after "nightly news" you can watch the live lighting of the famed rockefeller center christmas tree. here's a live look at the 74 foot tall norway spruce. the tree came from a family in pennsylvania. now, it's adorned with five miles of wire and l.e.d. lights. on top is the crystal star. it won't be the only star tonight. tony bennett, cee lo green and justin bieber. you can catch it here on nbc 4 tonight. tomorrow, the festivities come to d.c. the national tree lighting ceremony starts on the ellipse at president's park.

kermit the frog will make an appearance. doug kammerer, the chief meteorologist of news 4 storm center will be there for a special edition of doug's holiday lights. >> what a way to kick it off. you don't mess around. >> start at the top. >> we said we are going to go to people's front yards. the president called right away. it's not, really. no, it didn't happen. it's going to be great down there. last week or last year was really cold. inhe 30s. >> it's been cold through the years down there. >> this year, i don't think it's going to be the case. it's going to be cold enough that it feels like christmas, but not brutal. we'll be a-okay. it's going to be a lot of fun. big-time rush there. i don't know who that is? >> no. >> i knew that. they are on nickelodeon a lot. don't ask how i know that.

i'm singing with one republic. 47 degrees the current temperature out there right now. boy, we have cooled off over the last two days. temperatures into the 70s. 60s yesterday. today, we are sitting at 47 degrees. the high temperature only 50 degrees. the wind out of the northwest. 14 miles an hour, we are talking a windchill. 43 now in martinsburg. 46 in culpeper. that is the current temperature. add in the wind, which has been on the gusty side, look at the windchill. already down to 33 in winchester. 38 in frederick and 38 in gaithersburg. 50 in fredericksburg. not dealing with wind there. manassas coming in at 39. we are going to see the windchill throughout the rest of the evening. it's going to be a cold night. storm 4 doppler radar, nothing to show you as far as the rain is concerned. the storm system moved way to the north and east. it gives us enough in the way of cloud cover to make it feel that much colder out there. with the wind, it was a chilly

afternoon. a cold night tonight as the low continues to move out. we are going to stay chilly during the day tomorrow. more sunshine and 52, that's the high temperature. 52 and sunshine feels nice for this time of year. it's around the average high temperature for this time of year. during the day on friday, a cold front. ahead of it, we warm up a little bit. temperatures on friday, mid to upper 50s for most locations. more nice weather on friday. breezy and chilly, 42 to 46 degrees. temperatures continuing to fall. we continue to see temperatures tomorrow. 25 in the colder suburbs to 33. chilly. a light breeze which could put the windchills below the freezing mark. tomorrow afternoon, not much in the way of cloud cover. cool, a nice afternoon. 47 to 52 degrees. you'll need the jacket. with plenty of sunshine, going to be good. 56 on friday. saturday and sunday also looking good with temperatures above 50. still on the cool side.

we talked about holiday lights. we are going to be at people's houses starting tomorrow. then next thursday we are coming to a neighborhood near you. if you would like me to come to your house, e-mail us at weather@nbcwashington.com. i talked to a gentleman today, the house we are going to next week. he has 81 inflatables. >> real? >> how fun. >> they all light up? >> they all light up and do funny things. >> that's going to be something. have fun tomorrow. see you then. >> still ahead, a battle over a treehouse in fairfax county. why an iraq veteran got into trouble for keeping his promise to his children. police caught the man that's been around wheaton plaza. what is your work out. why

well, there's a perfect place to exercise. you don't have to swim or do aerobics. you can run underwater. >> it's called the hydroworks swimming pool. you can run on the treadmill in the pool. it's used by proathletes for rehab and for people just looking for a good workout. >> my name is leslie, i have been getting results for about a year now. >> it's called the hydroworks pool. it's a pool with a treadmill in there. you are able to do the same things on a treadmill except it's less impact on your joints. great for muscle recooperation. >> i tried it for the first time and loved it. i normally run on the underwater

treadmill. i have water weights that i use to work out my arms at the same time. >> we have a weightless dumbbell here. however, under water it becomes a weighted dumbbell. as you run on the treadmill, you can do -- you can use these dumbbells in a swinging motion, you can do dumbbell curls, shoulder presses. i can still do my running on the treadmill and feel great when i get out. i don't feel impact on my joints. >> it's a good work out. i feel refreshed every time i get out. it's the only work out i have been able to stick with being able to do. like i do yoga and things like that. itis nice because it fits into my daily routine and it's something i can do. >> it's allowed me to do the same things that i can do on a treadmill but in here with less impact and less stress. >> i love the way i feel afterwards. i have lost some weight do it.

i definitely have toned my muscles up more, too. >> the pool is located in a results gym on connecticut avenue. you can sign up to use it for 30 minutes at a time. finding a home for foxy. we have an update on the injured dog found far away from its owner. accused of kidnapping trick or treaters

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the man suspected of being the so-called east coast rapist may try for an insanity defense. he made his first appearance today. he's responsible for rapes and attacks of 17 women from new jersey to new england. he was extradited to prince william county yesterday. he answered no when asked if he understood the charges against

him. police in maryland caught the man who has been kidnapping, robbing and beating men in their 60s and 70s. his arrest follows the release of a surveillance video from a store. police tell us he may be responsible for other crimes, too. pat collins joins us live from hyattsville where he spoke to one of the victims. pat? >> reporter: jim, neighbors say he's the son of a minister. police describe him as a serial carjacker, kidnapper and robber. he targets older men but he, himself, just turned 50. police say this is atm video of the suspect henry lee sanders at work. he's the man in the redskins jacket. in this video, he's trying to force a victim to take money out of a bank machine on new hampshire avenue. he's linked to a number of

violent crimes in montgomery and pins georges county. does that look like the guy? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: is that the man that carjacked you? >> i believe so. >> reporter: and beat you up? >> i thought i got a couple blows in on him. >> reporter: his eye still black from the beating. the cut on his face starting to heal. this is dr. banks. police say he's yet another victim of henry sanders an alleged serial carjacker who preys on men over 60. in the last week, sanders has been linked to three carjackings at the westfield wheaton shopping town. all seniors, all carjacked, all robs. dr. banks was attacked before all of that in prince george's county. dr. banks was on the way to the post office when a man came up

and said my mother is sick. i need a ride to the hospital. can you help? sure the doctor said. he let the man into the car, drove him to the hospital. in front of the hospital, he began to beat the doctor there in the car. >> he said i need your car and told me to get out. i said you gotta be kidding. he hit me on the side of the head. we taught a little bit. he was getting the better of me. >> reporter: he escaped. the suspect made off with his car, wallet and credit cards. >> one of the things i used to emphasize is to make your day better, do something for somebody else every day. i just changed my mind about that. living in the district, i'm doing nothing for nobody else. i'm ashamed to say that. >> reporter: now, while all this was going on, sanders was out on

a money bond. awhile back, he was charged in another robbery. tonight he's being held, no bond status. back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. a pedestrian remains in critical condition this evening after being dragged by a cab near dupont circle. it happened shortly after midnight along connecticut avenue. police tell us the man was hailing a cab with a group of friends. he grabbed on to the cab door's handle as it drove away. he suffered a major head injury. the cab driver did nothing wrong but an investigation continues. >> if you have an overdue library book or lost one, now is your chance for amnesty in the district. starting monday, the library is starting the check it in campaign. you can bring back the overdue items and have your account cleared without paying a fine. even if you lost the book, come

into the library to clear your account. this amnesty runs through february. a twist in the case of a missing mother tonight. why a judge says her kids must be returned to their father even though he's the prime suspect in her disappearance. an unusual zoning battle. we'll

tonight's wednesday's child is a lovely young lady who wants to be a basketball player some day. >> she can do it. she does a lot of things well and is a terrific student as well. barbara takes us to meet yvonne. >> reporter: at the hair salon for kids, it was a big day for the 12-year-old. she got her nails done in pink, some in blue and some with sparkles. >> it's pretty. >> while she likes pretty things, she would rather use her hands to play basketball. can they handle a basketball? >> yes. >> she wants to do a lot of

things. i'm trying to find someone who will allow her to try all these different things she wants to do. >> reporter: her social worker says he's looking for an adoptive family to support all her goals in life. she was invited to try out wardrobe looking for school. >> this is leslie. she's going to style you today. >> she chose looks she thought would be great for yvonne who is shy about showing off her first outfit. she warmed up to the idea of strutting her stuff on the runway with the second outfit. by the time it got to outfit number three, she was getting more comfortable with being center stage. we even got her to smile a bit with the idea of showing off. yvonne is not sure exactly what she wants to be some day. not a model. but she would like a permanent family to support all her hopes and dreams. why do kids need families?

>> for people to take care of them and love them and treat them nice. >> i'm looking for a family who can be consistent, supportive and loving at the same time. she doesn't have that consistency in her life. >> we have a surprise for you. which one of these looks do you want? >> reporter: she was invited to keep one of the outfits she modelled. she knew which one she wanted. >> due you like mindless behavior? >> yes. >> do you have the cd? >> no. >> you do now. >> reporter: all that brought out her beautiful smile. barbara harrison, news 4, wednesday's child. >> i like her glasses, too. those are cool. if you have room in your home for a child please call our special adoption hot line, 888-to-adopt-me. or log on to www.nbcwashington.com. still ahead, we are going to

have an update on the injured little dog who is far from home. we have an update on foxy. in sports, dan will be here.

a happy reunion could be in the works for a lost dog named foxy that we told you about yesterday. a woman brought in this little dog more than a week ago after she found him injured and wondering in traffic in prince george's county. she took him to fairfax county. it made the search for the owner more difficult. two families have called. they believe he may be their lost dog. the shelter's dog is working to determine whether he may belong to either of them. that would be lovely for this little dog to get reunited with his family. >> yeah. an iraq war veteran can claim a victory in the battle of a treehouse for his sons. it fulfilled a promise to his kids, it didn't make everybody happy. derrick ward is live with more on the story. >> reporter: this is about more than a treehouse. it was a father and son's project and a promise that

almost fell victim to process of beaurocracy, almost, that is. there are several different styles of houses in this fairfax county neighborhood. only one at the center of a controversy. it's nothing elaborate, but a dream home, a father's cleem to be fulfilled for his sons at the end of his deployment in iraq. >> my whole deployment, i must have made hundreds of sketches, what can i do to fulfill my promise to build a tree house. >> reporter: he got home and got to work. then he got the notice, despite the fresh paint and skill that went into the treehouse, it didn't pass muster with the county. an inspector told him tree houses didn't need a building perm permit. >> notice of violation. >> he needed special permission to keep the treehouse. after petitioning the house once, he denied, but not beaten.

word got out about the dilemma. another military man on the west coast who he never met gathered somehows of petition signatures. another neighbor donated land caping to help it blend better. his sons were not to be left out of the learning session. >> the boys got 166 signatures. >> reporter: finally, the zoning appeals date arrived. this time, the board members agreed the treehouse could stay. a happy ending. the neighborhood is a little closer. the boys learned a few things about local government. the soldier stays true to his word to his son. >> this was a promise to them. >> we understand they will have to remove the treehouse in five years. that leaves plenty of time for the family to hang out and help build childhood memories. live in the news room, back to

you. >> that's a cool looking treehouse. nice job. thank you. a quick update from doug in the storm center. right now, outside on the cool side. 47 degrees out there. when you add in the wind, the current windchill, 41 degrees in most areas right now in the 30s especially to the west of i-95. radar, right now, storm doppler 4 not looking at anything big right now. a few showers to the northeast of new york. for us, we are going to be clear tonight. at least partly cloudy to clear skies. cold. 29 in gaithersburg. 28 in leesburg. we could see windchills cooler than that when you wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow's high temperatures around 52 in the d.c. area. we will see plenty of sunshine tomorrow. that will make for a fairly nice afternoon. it's where we should be this time of year. a lot of people on facebook saying hey, the cooler air gets us in the mood for christmas. true. >> big day tomorrow. thank you, doug.

dan joins us now. did the redskins make this cut? >> yes, they did, my friend. after winning for the first time in two months, it is time. time to put the redskins back in the plays of the week. this one is legit. they comprise the best of the week that was. we start on thanksgiving day, cowboys and the dolphins. tony romo. if you are a cheerleader, look out below. he takes her down for the count. >> she started tweeting about it like crazy. the cowboys said let's lose the twitter account. what's the big deal? it's what you are supposed to use twitter for. here is the redskins play. roy, the rookie. how about the hurdle? how nice was this? he treats this guy like a wet blanket. goes over 100 yards for the first time in his career.

the bucs get the pass. check this out. going high. hurdles jason mccortney like he's not there. watch this again. watch how high he goes. wow. he's almost standing up. 85 yards. wow. nice. same game, titans with great tricks on the kick off. mark mare yany fields it kick. watch this closely, hands it off. this is wide open field ahead. he's clean and green and gone. 85 yards for the touchdown. the titans beat the buccaneers. this is not a replay. it's simply the cardinals patrick peterson, again. all the kid does is set records. this time, against the rams. fields the zone 20. keeps his feet. patrick peterson is gone.

all the way to the house for the touchdown. 80 yards. fourth punt return this year. already tieing an nfl record. the touchdown dances get better and better. second best was jets wide receiver, plaxico burris. the great one handed grab. look at him twisting his body there. the best to the bills receiver brad smith. he bats the ball to himself. makes the catch. scores the touchdown. you know why this was possible? because he's smart. he's a former quarterback. quarterbacks are smart, right? perfect play for smith. unfortunately, it did not translate into a win for the bills. jets win that one and jets playing the redskins this weekend at fedex field. >> you have three weeks worth today. >> it's good stuff. try to make it two in a row for redskins in the plays of the week. >> all right. we'll make it happen.

>> doreen is here to tell us what's coming up in a few minutes. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, a setback for occupy protesters in two cities as police raid their encampments. plus, college athletes suing the ncaa. why they didn't do enough to protect them from concussions. plus, a surprise delivery. a woman goes to the hospital in severe pain the find out she's pregnant and in labor. why she had no idea she was expecting. it's a good story, and believable, too. >> yeah. >> thanks. see you in a few. >> okay. a twist in the case of the missing florida mother. >> why

there is a new twist in the case of a missing florida woman.

>> today, a judge ruled her 3-year-old twins must be returned to their father, dale smith even though she's the prime suspect in the woman's disappearance. >> detectives are combing a lake for clues in their search for michelle parker. we have the report. >> reporter: the little boy and girl were taken away from smith by the state tuesday and spent the night with their grandmother, michelle's mother. >> i want dale to do the right thing, take a polygraph test, tell us where she is, if he knows where she is. >> reporter: the 33-year-old parker, a popular bartender was last seen dropping off the twins at smith's home november 17th, the same day they appeared together on a taped episode of "the people's court." smiths lawyer faced reporters defending his refusal to take a polygraph. >> damned if you do, damned if

you don't on a polygraph. maintaining smith's innocence. >> no witnesses, no dna. no suggestion of anything except somebody with a history that people don't like. >> reporter: a long history. he was dishonorably discharged from the marines after convicted of drug possession and violence. according to the report, the victim was his second wife shannon who died a few months later ruled an accidental drug overdose. in the '90s, he was challenged with a number of crimes including burglary, trespassing. with michelle, the relagship was described as rocky. >> i felt somebody grab me and yank me around. >> she sought a restraining order against him. two years later, parker is

missing and her twins, too young to understand are missing their mother. >> well, that is it for news 4 at 5:00. thank you for joining us. stay there, news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. the suspected blond bandit in handcuffs. police didn't have to go far to find her. the presidential hopeful responding to critics about an extramarital affair. a man suspected of the death in his travel companion in aruba. a woman wanted for bank robberies and carjackings is now behind bars. police say the suspect was attempting to hold up another bank before she was taken into

custody. erica gonzalez joins us with more from the scene. >> reporter: it's been one alleged crime after another for schwab. police and residents wondering when it would all end got their answer today. this was the end of the road for the alleged blond bandit. a three-car collision on old georgetown road headed toward maryland. just after 1:00, the 26-year-old attempted to hold up this bank in mcclain and got away with nothing before leading police on a chase in this blue ford escape. she collided with these vehicles. their air bags were deployed. schwab made a dash for it on foot. our cameras caught the moment she was placed in handcuffs, laughing as she was being