to the rescue. a justin bieber strong is okay, but a patriotic song? a school band is causing controversy. at dangers of car surfing a teenage girl survived and has a warning for other teens. i'm barbara harrison in for pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. start out with mother nature. what a nasty day. people on the national mall needed an umbrella today. >> is it going to rain tonight? veronica johnson has your first forecast. veroni veronica? >> evening rain, early night rain that is what we are going to see. take a look behind me, it is gray, gloomy, the clouds have thinged up, of course, today and lowered. looking south down toward the water. you can see all the monuments in the distance. as we look south on storm four radar, areas south and off to the west, we have scattered heavy rain and thunderstorms. around locus dale and

charlottesville, all this is freshing off to the north and northeast. that soon will be hitting areas around i-95, car rollin county, quantico getting red, fredericksburg, too. another cluster of some heavy rain that will be heading northeastward toward i-81, more of that sitting back to the west, western portions of virginia and areas of eastern west virginia. as far as rain, many neighborhoods saying a quarter of an inch of rain, some close to an inch. martinsburg. any of those storms that are back to the west could deliver brief, heavy rain so you could be getting an additional quarter to maybe a half inch of rain for the evening hours. for 5, for 6, for 7 p.m., hold on to the possibility of thunderstorms, rain probably wraps up at 9:00. temperatures drop to the low 70s. next up for us, some wind. we will talk about that later. sordid details today in the

jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. this morning, a victim broke down and the on the stand as he testified he was befriended then repeatedly abused by the former penn state assistant football coach. this afternoon, a former assistant coach who says he witnessed an encounter between sandusky and another child also took the stand. brian mooar reports now from belfont, pennsylvania. >> reporter: on a dramatic day two of the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial, key prosecution witness mike mcqueary was called in to testify against his penn state coaching mentor. mcqueary has told authorities he caught sandusky in a shower with a young boy, but whether he saw a sexual assault or just assumed it was one, is one of the central questions in this case. mcqueary testified that he heard a sound, caught a glimpse of something, but didn't report it immediately to authorities. the day began with a distraught 18-year-old, known as victim number one, describing what he said was his first sexual

encounter with sandusky. i froerksz he says. my mind was telling me to move but i couldn't do it. or couldn't move. he wasn't yet 13 and testified that sandusky's seemingly innocent touching escalateded into repeated sexual contact. >> victim one today was very emotional. very bothered in telling what happened to him. >> reporter: victim one was the first to bring sandusky to the attention of authorities. during defense cross-examination, the witness acknowledged he told different versions of that story to a grand jury. under persistent questioning, the witness broke down again, admitting he didn't tell the truth because he was afraid and ashamed. a social worker verified the young man's account, saying sandusky admitted to having various forms of physical contact but said there wasn't any sexual intent. like the previous accuser, this

second witness acknowledged he has a civil lawyer but denied the case is going to make him rich. the witness's grandfather says sandusky demanded to know the boy's calendar one summer cot coach could make out his own plans, brian mooar, news4. trayvon martin's parents are taking another stand today against florida's contentious stand your ground law. a task force set up to examine the law met today in longwood, florida, that's just outside sanford where george zimmerman shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin, who was unarmed, back in february. zimmerman claims self-defense under the stand your ground law. martin's parents say that shouldn't be allowed if the shooter initiates the confrontation. they are presengt the task force with a petition signed by 300,000 people asking the law be changed or repealed. the jury could begin deliberations tomorrow in the hall of fame pitcher roger

clem clemens. he is accused of like to congress whether he ever used perform man-enhancing drugs. attorneys wrapped up their closing arguments today by attacking the credibility of the prosecution's star witness. prosecutors told the jury that clemens lied and should be held accountable be. a 74-year-old man is in critical condition today after two dogs mauled him on his way to work. this all happened early this morning in northeast washington. megan mcgrath reports now on what happened and why neighbors say this isn't the first time these dogs have turned vicious. >> reporter: animal control officers load the dogs into a van and take them away. the two cane core social seemed relatively sedate after their capture but at the height of the attack, witnesses say the animals were in a frenzy, viciously mauling an elderly man simply walking to work. >> biting him in the head, pulled him in the ground, chewed him all up on the arm. >> reporter: investigators someone at towing pros, a business on the corner, didn't properly close the front gate and so the dogs were able to

slip out and attack. >> i heard my grandmother screaming are, oh, my gosh, a man is getting attacked. a man is getting attacked. i look out my window and two dogs are mad. one is pulling at his arm and the other newing at him. we all ran downstairs. the neighbor was coming outside with stick and stuff. >> reporter: one of those neighbors was phil ragland. >> dragged him down the block literally, almost like a dead animal or something. i was pretty scared. >> reporter: ragland scabbed a shovel and perhaps more importantly, his dog oliver. witnesses say the cane corsos took one look at the large american bulldog and ran away a. >> he ran straight to them and as soon as he got up to the man and two dogs, they basically backed off. >> reporter: the dogs are being held by animal control and a hearing to decide if the animals will be released back to their owners or whether they will be put down n northeast, megan mcgrath, news4.

president obama is midway through a day that includes six fund-raisers. moments ago, governor martin o'malley introduced him at a fund-raising reaccept eggs in bat more. the president started by reminding supporters how the campaign first came together back in 2008. >> we came together not because of me. we came together because all of us shared the feeling that we needed to reclaim the basic bargain that built this country. >> the president travels to philadelphia in about an hour. his schedule there includes three fund-raising convenients at the franklin institute. proceeds from all six events will go to the obama victory fund, a joint fund raising committee of obama for committee, democratic national committee and parties from several states. mitt romney is campaigning in the swing state of florida. he delivered a speech at a small business in orlando that makes air filters. romney's remarks entered on the

affordable care act. he says the health care law hurts small businesses. >> and so the right course for us is to make sure had the next president of the united states repeals obama care and replaces obama care. >> this was mitt romney's first visit to south florida since the state's republican primary back in january. secretary of state hillary clinton says today russia is sending attack helicopters to syria. clinton says u.s. officials are concerned the helicopters will, in her words, escalate the conflict quite dramatically. she is again calling on moscow to withdraw support for the regime of president bash shar assad. in the meantime, the town of hatha is said to be cut off and under siege from assad's regime. new video shows mothers grieving over the bodies of small children a team of united nations monitors trying to visit the town was attacked turned back today. election year politics and national security collided on

capitol hill today. attorney general eric holder refused republican demands for a special prosecutor to investigate leaks about two secret anti-terrorism programs. the conversation turned nasty on capitol hill. steve handlesman reports. >> reporter: it's a fight between president obama's attorney general, eric holder, and republicans over who leaked national security secrets. >> we need a special counsel because the american people need to know. >> reporter: after u.s. intelligence in may busted up the al qaeda plot to blow up an airliner with an underwear bomb like this built in yemen, news reports revealed we used a secret double agent. leak number two came after years of cyberattacks on iran's nuclear computers. news reports this month revealed america launched the attacks. republicans charge the white house did the leaking to help president obama beat mitt romney. >> and when you got programs

that were successful and makes the white house look strong and the president look strong, you can read about it in the paper. >> reporter: in a senate hearing, the attorney general vowed a full probe by two of his best prosecutors. >> who have the guts to ask tough questions and the charge that i've given them is to follow the leads wherever they are. >> reporter: not good enough, say republicans. they demand an outside prosecutor. >> we have very serious problems, we are still involved in this political gamesmanship. >> reporter: holder says president obama backs him. >> so, i don't have any intention of resigning. >> reporter: the leak probes will go forward on holder's terms. while he goes into next week's battle with house republicans, threatening to find him in contempt for refusing to turn over details of the failed gun running operation, fast and furious. critics charge holder wants that botched operation kept low key because that one reflects poorly on president obama. i'm steve handlesman, news4,

capitol hill. virginia voters have less than three hours until the polls close tonight in today's primary leeks. several races voters in our area are focused on today include the republican primary for virginia's u.s. senate seat. with former senator george allen trying to reclaim his old seat there are also congressional primaries for the 8th and 11th districts, both representing northern virginia. voters in alexandria are also deciding who, out of 14 candidates, will fill six seats on the city council. we will have much more primary race coverage here on news4 at 5:00 and throughout the night. and when news4 at 4:00 continues, a song flap at a school is getting a lot of attention for what kids can and can't sing. lady gaga shows off the black eye she got during a mishap on stage. ♪ red solo cup, i fill you up ♪ let's have a party ♪ let's have a party >> and what do these lines on

solo cups really mean? cane from hot 99.5

it's going to be another star-studded fourth of july celebration on the national mall. organizers for a capitol fourth announced headers for the big concert on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. they include matthew broderick, josh turner, john williams and dozen olympic athletes, including speed cater apolo anton ohno. megan hitty, star of nbc's hit show "smash" will perform. tom bergeron of dancing are the stars will host. a capital fourth will be on pbs at 8:00 and fireworks begin shortly after that at 9:00.

at public school in new york "god bless america"st is banned but justin bieber's "baby baby" is okay. a 5-year-old was banned from singing the song at a kindergarten movie calling the song too grown up. the child's mother disagrees with the decision but some others don't. >> proud to be americans, the way we can live free, so it should be no problem to sing that song over a baby song, teenage love song. >> it's into the like these kids understand what they are saying. justin bieber is more of a kiddie song to them. these kids are singing all types of old songs from ancient history. these kids are only in kindergarten. >> the principal has a history of controversial decisions at the school. there was even a facebook page where parents sound off about the school leader. ♪

the kiddie singer, justin bieber, he wowed the crowd, estimated at 210,000 people at a free concert last night in mexico city. the teenage heartthrob is traveling the globe performing free shows leading up to his believe tour, already sold out. sbeesh scheduled to perform live friday morning october today show. we are getting a closer look now at exactly what happened to lady gaga during that concert in new zealand recently. the superstar posted this photo on her twitter page showing this nasty black eye. that is a shiner. here is what happened. gaga got it when she got hit in the head with a prop on stage that accident left her with a concussion. she did, however, finish the show and hardly missed a beat. her crew tour says they can't believe she was able to keep performing. she's trooper. red solo cup essential for

drinking. >> and something we don't want to tell morgan freeman, your today's hot talk from hot 99.5. the name game, a new list is out, cane. you have the worst and this is for men and women too, right? >> what this is essentially is they found that certain names have certain characteristics to go with them. full disclosure, not my list. don't send any complaint letters to hot 99.5. as guy down the list for men and women. first, the worst names for men, the top two are morgan and gordon, those men named morgan are oftentimes motivated by recognition. they don't work well others. they want the spotlight to themselves. and gordons tend to sabotage themselves. for women, heather and marie. heathers are sweetheart bus sometimes a hard time keeping priorities and maries always self-serve and put themselves last. we had women call up and men call up this morning to the cane show on hot 99.5. we found out a lot of these actually parallel real life. >> really?

could you tell? over the radio. >> again, not the cane show. don't complain to me. i'm sure you're perfect the way you are. >> how about barbara and jim? >> sexy hot, studly, deserves twice as much money as paid now. >> the studly. >> red solo cups, are they really for drinking booze? >> we need to go out this weekend if you have to ask that question. this is like -- red solo cup is like the essential party cup. now, the rumor was going around on the internet that the lines that go across the cup are actually premeasured so you can go ahead and pour. the bottom line on a red solo cup is supposed to be one ounce, where you do a shot of liquor. five ounces is the middle line and then finally, the bottom ring of lines, the top is supposed to be 12 ounces of beer. now, the company that makes the solo cups says we didn't plan for that to be that way. if it is, it is purely coincidental. that was my house saturday night. oh, wait, no. that is a music video. but they say purely coincidental but use it as a good indicator

how close you are with pouring drinks. >> see i thought those lines were to help me grip it when i get real slop pill. >> that is what it is, get technical it is for grip and for structure of the cup. >> we drink milk out of those. >> sure you do. >> you two hanging saturday night. i want to see the video. >> okay. >> the more the merrier. a new study out shows how much technology is invading our vacations here. >> use tonight back when you went on vacation and check in you had to find a pay phone, use the hotel phone or get a fax. now you thanks to tablets, your smartphone, they are addictive. people are logging on 40% more on vacation than they would from home. >> really? >> yes. because when you're home, usually we are at the office all day or the weekend, i will take care of it monday. when you are on vacation, you get the anxiety, i wonder if everyone at the office is doing their job. i wonder if jim is wearing the purple tie this afternoon.

yes. >> he is. >> hey, what's up tomorrow? >> tomorrow on the cane shoirks our cane scams at 7:05 and 9:05, our prank phone calls everyone loves. want to prank somebody, reach out to us on 99.5. see you guys saturday night. >> all right. thank you. next on news4 at four, much more ahead in our next half hour, firefighters battle raging wild fires out west. plus at 4:55, a teenager has a message to other kids

could be a busy night, we have storms brewing out there. >> i'm already tired of the rain. >> already? >> already. >> you could be getting some more rain. the deal for the rest of the evening here in early night is that we are going to see scattered thunderstorms. you get caught under one of those thunderstorms and you have got a good soaking coming your way. right now, gray sky and clouds hanging low, fuzzy gray, yeah exon the dreary side today. let's take a look at the current temperature, we are at 75 degrees now, temperatures have not bunnelled very much at all under that cloud cover today. south wind at 12 miles pir hour.

or i should say, they haven't bunnelled much so far. take a look at what's happening here there goes your rain, heavy rain mainly up north, frederick and carroll county, maryland. up to the west, breaks in that cloud cover. you know so often what happens during the spring, during the summer, breaks in the cloud cover, you have got moisture, you have got heating and storms start to pop, exactly what we are seeing around charlottesville, virginia. south of petersburg and through areas of west virginia, showed you the radar. to the north, the heavier rains, maryland, of over an inch and a half of rain. jessup in columbia, over half an inch of rain. annapolis, maryland, an aroundel county, definitely not as much, a quarter inch of rain, getting storms, here is the bulk of the widespread rain we had earlier, getting the breaks in the clouds, some thunderstorms started popping, see all the clusters there. what we have got then is the potential for heavy rain. this area of some moderate to heavy rain headed toward areas

around ellisville and lewis ton, the next 53 minutes or so. just some showers around remington that will be push nothing areas of prince william county. we have got some more moderate rain, just south of clinton and around sunderland, that will be moving northeastward into both of those locations, eventually annapolis heavy rain, too. an nap poe his and ann aroundel county, moderate flooding. high tide time, 1:45 in the morning right now, tides one to two feet above normal. as we continue to see the system move through, eventually clear out. so, a chance for some scattered storms until about 10 p.m. there is your 9:00 hour, 73 degrees, 72 for 11 p.m., should be under a northwest wind here and start to clear out with clearing sky, more sunshine by tomorrow morning. so, in the 70s right now, we have got 86 in petersburg, 81 down in stanton. things will again be heating up to the west but again, sunshine for tomorrow. there's a look at high pressure that will be moving in. so on your four-day forecast

here, temperature for tomorrow, 81 degrees with partly sky and breezy conditions, for your friday, 80 for a high temperature, could get a few showers moving through on thursday. so, no high heat. storms should out of here by 9:00. >> that's more like t thanks, veronica. when we come right back on news4 at four, much more ahead. for years, not many people believed parents when they said a ding gas o ate my baby. now, a final ruling that put story to rest. two

welcome back at 4:30, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm barbara harrison in for pat lawson muse.

right now, a man is in critical condition after two dogs attacked him. it happened this morning along 46th street in northeast washington. witnesses say the dogs escaped from a nearby towing company yard and they are now in the care of an animal control officer. we will have a live update at 5:00. two key witnesses take the stand today in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial this afternoon, former football assistant coach mike mcqueary told jurors he saw sandusky and a preteen boy together in a campus shower. earlier, an 18-year-old accuser described repeated incidents of abuse during sleepovers at sandusky's house. and the fed today signals support for more measures to stimulate the economy, if necessary. that helped stocks regain some of yesterday's losses. the dow gained 162 points to close at 12,573, the nasdaq up 33 points and the s & p up by 15. case closed. 32 years later, a judge finally ruled that a dingo is to blame for the disappearance of a

9-week-old baby. >> it was one of australia's most bizarre incident. nbc's sarah james reportses on the dingo that hate her baby. >> reporter: flanked by family, lindy chamberlain clayton held aloft a death certificate, what she maintained for decades that her 9-week-old baby was killed by a wild animal. >> the dingo's got the baby. >> reporter: lindy and then husband, michael, been camp pamping in the treacherous outhe can backe when baby azaria disappeared from the family's tent in august of 1980. just one month before the birth of her fourth child, she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. then, in 1986, a scrap of azaria's bloody clothing was found near a dingo lair. chamberlain was freed and later, her conviction overturned, but the cause of the baby's death was still listed as unknown. though divorced, the chamberlains continue to fight

to clear the family's name. since azaria's disappearance, there have been hundreds of reports of dingo attacks, several fatal. on tuesday, the coroner finally agreed that had been the fate of baby azaria. >> please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of your special and loved daughter and sister, azaria. >> reporter: the family says the record has finally been set straight and they welcome the chance to put their daughter's spirit at rest. sarah james, nbc news, melbourne, australia. firefighters say they are making some progress today in batting those wildfires in hyde park in northern colorado but still only 5% contained. these aerials show plumes of smoke rising over the region. the blaze began saturday by lightning t has grown now to 68 square miles and damaged more than 100 homes and other structures so far. thousands have been evacuated. one woman died when the fire

burned her cabin, at least 18 large wildfires are burning in nine states. the town of middleboro, massachusetts approved a cursing ban last night. it levels a $20 fine on the foul-mouthed. some store owners in downtown middleboro back the ban. they say young people take over the benches outside the stores and yell profanities back and forth at eacr and it makes customers uncomfortable. the ban could have a short life. the american civil liberties union says the supreme court has ruled the government cannot prohibit public speech just because it contained profanity. well, their divorce is off, at least for now. according to tmz, basketball star kobe bryant and wife, vanessa, have put their divorce on hold and are working hard on a reconciliation. van necessary virginia filed for divorce back in december. she was supposed to submit final papers by this weekend to make the split official but tmz reports she has no plans to sign the documents. the two got married in 2001 and

have two daughters. after more than a century together, a pair of giant turtles is calling it quits. bb and poldy have been a couple for a oning 115 years, living at zoos in austria and switzerland but apparently, their love turned sour. bb has been attacking poldy, even biting off a chunk of his shell. they have had to separate the two turtles into separate enclosures. zoo staff says they are still trying to get the two to reconcile. they got that 115-year itch there. let's hope. >> hope they don't separate them. >> no. >> too much distance. they may want to get back together. >> too much time, too. >> kobe and vanessa. >> if they can do it. i think one of them needs ring, a big rock, maybe. >> maybe. coming up, the national zoo has a couple of new arrivals. >> last month, the zoo's fishing cat gave birth to twins. these little kittens are the first of their kind ever born at the national zoo. they won't make their public

debut until later in the summer though. see their father on the asian trail exhibit u they are species native to asia. water poeching, pollution have cut their population in half the past 18 years. >> they are beautiful. >> they are, respect they? on news4 at four, details whether vitamin b and calcium supplements lower the risk of cancer. the hu

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>> on living social, an option for the dad who loves to golf. pay $50 and get $100 for him to spend at golf hub.com. the site lets you select courses from across the country, including here in our area. then pay for the green fees and the tee times. more than 3,000 people selected this deal so far. when news4 at four returns, does vitamin d and calcium supplements really lower health risk? a teenager has a warning for other teens

so, it is going to be pouring in some areas tonight, right? >> some areas. that is the key here, hard to tell who is going to get one of the thunderstorms, caught under it, yeah it is going to pour and really the, the sky is going to be opening up. for most people, you are just going to be seeing showers out there for most of us.

by showers, you could get another tenth of an inch of rain. ominous-looking sky for sure. one thing we are not talking about is any severe weather around here. no we are not talking tornadoes, not talking about damaging, wide-spread high winds at all but we are going to be seeing some lightning and again to downpours, 75 the temperature in d.c. warming up west, 79 close to 80 in leesburg, virginia. winchester, virginia, close to 80 degrees, look at this, east wind warming night mountains now, current late 87 degrees in petersburg, west virginia. so with the brake breaks there and lightning, where the breaks in the cloud cover is right now. take a look around fredericksburg and areas also around charles county, prince georges county. we are seeing more of the moderate rains that is moving to the northeast, as promised, more rain moving into clinton and moderate to heavy rain about ready to head toward deal and then off toward the south and west, around louisiana, this will be heading north and east,

fredericksburg, airy, all through here, stafford county, down south. you and spotsylvania county, just some general showers. doesn't look like anything too heavy down south. the rain will be ending around 9 to 10 p.m. there is 7 p.m., your future weather will show it swinging through, there's 11 p.m. we will start our winds out of the west and northwest. so, that's the drying process for us. 6 a.m. tomorrow morning, a lot of breaks in the cloud cover, should be looking at a partly cloudy sky to mostly sunny sky there very quickly by late morning. breezy conditions though going to see winds gusting up to 25 to 30 miles per hour. then for the day thursday, partly sunny skies a few clouds build into the area, here we are for the evening, 72 to 76 degrees, again, thunderstorms possible, so keep that big umbrella with you this evening. tomorrow morning, 612068 degrees. you might need a light jacket with the cooler conditions and with the wind, but at least we will be less humid. there is that refreshing air, 79

to 84 degrees. still a little bit of wind on thursday, too. then at the end of the week for the weekend, one thing that has not changed is our weekend is still looking beautiful. friday, saturday, sunday, still sunshine. >> oh, great. >> all right. thanks a lot, veronica. in health news, there are new questions about vitamin d and calcium supplement he is. >> an influential panel of experts not convinced they provide any solid health benefits. as erika gonzalez reports now, erika edwards -- it is adding to the confusion many people add to the confusion people have about taking them. >> reporter: many people take daily calcium and vitamin d supplements because they heard they can lower the risk for broken bones and possibly prevent cancers. after reviewing studies whether the sun plemts do as promised, a government advisory panel says postmenopausal women should not taking any lower than the standard 400 international units of vitamin d and 1,000 milligrams of calcium. >> that level of vitamin d

supplementation to the die jet not effective for preventing fractures. >> reporter: experts say there is not enough evidence to come to a conclusion on whether higher doses might be beneficial for women who have gone through menopause or any dose would prevent a bone break in men and younger women. >> whenever we think about those types of preventive therapist, we set the bar pretty high. we want to know that those therapies are going to be effective at preventing what we are seeking to prevent. >> reporter: they did find a small increased risk of kidney stones in people taking the sun plemts. the report also looked at whether the sun plemt he is could lower the risk for cancer around came up with very little. >> it is a hot topic in oncology right now but the truth is we just don't have enough evidence to recommend that our patients take this to prevent or treat cancer. >> reporter: the experts say eating foods like leafy greens, yogurt and milk can boost your calcium and vitamin d levels naturally. erika edwards, nbc news. >> the sun plemt industry says

calc vitamin d can be beneficial for people who don't get enough of the nutrients from their diets. coming up on news 4 at four, a difficult stunt but also very expens walking across niagra falls is going to cost you. plus, a bag fee united airlines plans to charge some of its travelers. coming up on news4 at 5:00, ament issed thief caught in the act. that is not the only thing this hidden camera captured at a d.c. gym. a noninvasive treatment to help stop you from sweating excessively. doreen gentzler has the story at 5:00. on news4 at 6:00, a scary police chase that ended with a toddler being tossed out over an suv that child sur viraled. we will show what you the

the man who plans to walk a tight rope across niagra falls is learning his stunt is both dangerous and pretty expensive. daredevil nick wallenda estimates his historic walk will cost up to $1.3 million. that includes installing the custom steel wire, permits, security, travel and marketing. he says a deal to tell advise it live is helping to offset some of that cost but not all. so, wall help da is asking the public to help with a fund-raising request on nd go go.com. get ready to pay higher bag fees for international travel on united airlines. the airline announced that a second checked bag on international flights is going to jump from $70 to $100. the air line says the increase because of fuel costs and other rising expenses. industry experts expect other major u.s. carriers, like u.s. airways and american, to follow suit. delta already upped theirs to $100 earlier this year.

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a stunt that changed a teenager's life, despite its potentially deadly consequences, car surfing is becoming more popular with some kids. now, one car surfer who survived a tragic fall is warning other teens not to do it. ca kerry sanders reports. >> we didn't think it would be dangerous. >> reporter: 16-year-old hannah had never heard of car surfing. a stunt made popular on the internet where someone stands up on top of a car while it's moving. it was just two months ago hannah and her friends went car surfing. >> i was on the trunk holding onto the back windshield wiper standing um. >> reporter: the ride hannah and her friends thought would be thrill ended in tragedy. >> they were both sitting out on the patio when they knocked on the door, screaming. >> the three girls were screaming, hannah's hurt. hannah's hurt really bad. you have got to come. >> reporter: the high school sophomore had fallen off the moving car and slammed into the pavement. >> we got into the hospital and pulled us in to show us the

skull fracture from here all the way down and under, cracked completely through. >> reporter: hannah suffered severe head trauma. doctors induced a coma to reduce the swelling of her brain. they weren't sure if she would survive but after three weeks of unconsciousness, a glimmer of hope. >> on mother's day, i got my wish. they removed the vent. she continued breathing. and every day came out of the coma a little bit more. >> reporter: but hannah faces a long recovery with a portion of her skull removed. she now wears a helmet nearly all day and night to protect her brain. >> my life before the accident was fun. i would be out all the time. i was always exercise and dancing. but now, i can't really do a lot of that. everything's more difficult and it hurts to be alive. >> reporter: 18-year-old cameron bieberly didn't get a second chance. four years ago, he joined a group of friends car surfing, using a shopping cart hooked to the bumper. when they hit a speed bump, he

was thrown 27 feet, landed on his head and died. >> it's destroyed our life. >> reporter: for hannah, the once-popular member of the high school dance team, life now is about daily physical therapy. and she's working to spread a message to other kids. >> no one should car surf. it is just not a good idea it is too dangerous. there's too many accidents. >> reporter: the site of the accident is now marked with a red heart on the roadway, a reminder of the instant her life changed forever. >> and thin a few weeks, doctor will replates portions of the skull they removed from hannah and she will be able to stop wearing that protective helmet. at 5:00, dogs escape and attack a man tonight. find out what trouble the owner faces. a 75-year-old man mauled on his way to work. see what stopped the vicious attack. more graphic testimony in the jerry sandusky trial as two

key witnesses for the prosecution take the stand against the former penn state football coach. the occupy camps have cleared out but their campaign is far from over. tonight, a look at the end of one movement and the beginning of another. and good evening, i'm wendy rearing. >> i'm jim handlism first up tonight, we begin with a cities bushing attack in the district. >> a 74-year-old man is recovering from serious injuries after the he was mauled by two large guard dogs. >> this happened near a tow truck in northeast washington. darcy spencer is live at the scene with more on just what happened. darcy? >> reporter: jim, investigators are saying that these dogs escaped from this tow lot here on the corner. the victim simply walking to work, not far from his home this morning when he was suddenly and brutally attacked. this could have easily turned fatal, if it weren't for the actions of his neighbors and an american bulldog that came to the rescue. was he in a lot of pain? >> he was in a whole lot of pain. he was chewed from his feet to his head. >> reporter:wa