. >>> coming up next, an 11-month-old boy found unresponsive. tonight, vekters try to figure out what happened and why. >>> the floodwaters have fallen. weeks later, the clean up is getting under way in this community. >> it looks like something out of a science fiction >>> tonight an 11-month-old child brought back to his mother unresponsive. >> they are trying to figure out what happened. pat collins that has latest on the investigation. pat? >> reporter: what caused an 11-month-old baby boy to get into an unresponsive state. the police are searching for answers. a most peculiar sight in vienna. giving this house on lakewood drive a thorough going over. police say yesterday there was an 11-month-old baby boy at this house. they say the caregiver drove the boy from the house to reston to his mother. the boy was in an unresponsive state and eventually flown to children's hospital for treatment. all of that triggered the search today at this home hear now from bill murray of the vienna police department. is there any indication of wrong doing? >>

they found the child unresponsive. the call 911. they took the child to rest and hospital center. -- reston hospital center. >> the death is being called suspicious. >> is it incumbent for the police officer to find out why this happened. >> the baby sitter's house is right here on late would drive. there were confiscating items from her home. >> i woke up in the morning. there were still there. >> the baby sitter's house is in serious disrepair. yesterday the fairfax county fire department declared an on save for occupancy notice on the front door. >> light suits. yes. >> the police do not know how the baby died. >> yes, it is tragic. >> i am so sorry for his love once. >> and 11-month-old baby. they hope to have a cause look up now. they're not releasing the name of the baby or the baby sitter. >> thank you. be former president of the u.s. football league has been charged with embezzling but he thousand dollars from the group. raymond taylor was arrested yesterday. loudon county sheriff's deputies got wind of this last month when

> investigators in fairfax county are looking to see how a boy died as he was determined to be unresponsive by care takers. relatives say the child was about to turn one this month. >> reporter: the baby died two days after. being left in the care of a woman here in vienna. police say that caretaker took the baby to his mother in reston and when she arrived the baby was not responding. >> this investigation has gone from unresponsive child to now a suspicious death. >> reporter: meanwhile this home on lakewood drive the fire department has deemed it unsafe and just a day ago neighbors say police were collecting evidence from inside. >> later in the day a policeman was holding a door open and a young girl was taking some stuff out and putting it in her car. i guess he was moving her out. >> reporter: at this point all police will call this case is a suspicious death. they have no one in custody. no suspects yet. they say they are interviewing many people. reporting in vienna, britany morehouse, 9news now. >> the d.c. medical examinering's office is performing an autopsy. no word yet on the o

by the time they arrived, he was unresponsive.was flown to children's medical center where he remains in intensive care. at this point we don't know the nature of their investigation. all the police will tell us at that point is that this is an active case. reporting live outside vienna police headquarters, i'm brittany morehouse, 9news now. >>> a jeep runs over a man in dc and kills him. tonight police say this was no accident. right now officers are looking for that burgundy jeep or one that looks like that and it would have heavy front end damage. it all went down this afternoon. police say two men got into a fight and then one of them jumped into that jeep and ran over the other one. the driver actually jumped the curb just to hit the victim, and he killed him. then he drove off, but not before hitting two other cars. nobody else was hurt. >>> well, their presence is loud and robust and their wish list is long. well, tonight thousands of protestors pledging to occupy dc in hopes of affecting change are staging an overnight sit

that the boy was in an unresponsive state. he was taken to the children's hospital.rsday night, he was pronounced dead. how are you characterizing the baby's death right now? >> it's a suspicious death. it's not normal for an 11-month-old child to pass away. we are going to be looking into it. you know, in depth. >> reporter: in addition to searching the house, police are interviewing the boy's caretaker, his mother and others trying to determine what happened. scott stewart, he lives across the street from that house. did you ever notice anything unusual going on at that house? >> just the lights on all night. >> reporter: did you ever hear any baby crying. >> never heard a baby there. >> reporter: screaming? >> nope. never. >> reporter: the news of this baby's death is -- >> i'm totally surprised. >> reporter: so far, no one has been charged with any wrong doing in this case. i'm pat collins, news 4, vienna. >> arrangements are being made for the child's funeral which will be held next week. >>> a shooting at a restaurant in prince george's county. it happened in t

to a developing story in vienna a boy found unresponsive has died. he passed away at children's hospital last night. the boy's caregiver drove the boy to restin where his mother was, after the boy became unresponsive. he was then flown to the hospital. police searched the home but have not released any details. it's now being investigated as a suspicious death. >>> three people were injured after a fight broke out at prince george's county in the 2300 block of dallas drive in marlow heights. it broke out inside of a family restaurant. one person was shot and two people cut. police arrested two people in connection with the fight. no word on why this fight broke out. >>> police believe the man who attacked two women near the metro station has struck again. this makes three attacks in the past two weeks and all three women were attacked going to or from the metro station. on september 19th near a 7-eleven, a suspect grabbed a woman and forced her inside the store to withdraw cash for him. instead, she called police and he ran off. police are warning wo

not just about what drugs the pop star had been given, but how long he'd been unresponsive."did you ask dr. murray how long the patient had been in this condition, how long the patient has been down?""i did ask him that."what did dr. murray say in response to that question.""it just happened right when i called you."but prosecutors say murray did not have someone call 9-1-1 immediately.instead, they say he gave himself time to clear away potentially incriminating drug vials from jackson's room. once paramedics arrived, they tried for 42 minutes to revive the pop star.testimony today is expected to detail the attempt later at the hospital to bring jackson back to life. i'm rick vincent reporting. the defense has argued that jackson gave himself pro-pofol. they also say that murray was not responsible for the delay in calling 9-1-1 because that task had been left up to jackson's chef.the trial is scheduled to resume this morning at 11-45. nearly 7-hundred protesters were arrested over the weekend... for demonstrating against the nation's financial system.officers used bullhorns

conrad murray failed to give accurate information on how long michael jackson was unresponsive. >> not a case of too little too late. too late because dr. conrad murray was not able to give the time. >> prosecutors plan to go into detail of dr. conrad murray phone calls. >>> live look outside right now. we are seeing little cloud cover out there still but it is drier right now. that will all change this week. i will have a full forecast coming up in a bit. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç >>> the day apple fans have been waiting for is hours away. they are holding a news conference to unveil the new iphone. kron 4's gabe slate has more. >> reporter: it will be interesting to see who tries to fill steve job's shoes. as always iphone is tightlipped. here is what i heard. the 5 will have a bigger screen. thinner and lighter and curved backside. the new box square form factor of the 4 got lot of complaints it's not comfortable to hold. it will be faster. this new model has better voice control features. apple needs to cap up to android. it will be on the sprit network and verizon and at&t. this is a big d

a fellow of the 40-year-old was found lying unresponsive at the perkins hospital in jessup last night around 7:30. he was soon pronounced dead. police are looking at surveillance video. they arrested a fellow patient named andre mayo, aged 46. it's the second murder of a patient at that hospital a in a week. >>> a former alexandria elementary schools teacher has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for producing child pornography. justin coleman pleaded guilty to two stars disparity may disturb and videos and had photographs of children. -- -- >>> and trucks built several boxes of nails and screws all across north aren't 270 near the exit for montgomery village avenue. police shot down the interstate while state crews cleaned up the mess. >>> an unusual national mall visitor is recovering after making a splash this morning. d.c. firefighters rescued a deer that plunged into the tidal basin. that happened around 8:30 this morning. our cameras were rolling as the cruise -- crews in a boat pulled it to safety. it will be released into a d.c. part. -- park. >>> drivers in maryland lined u

the 32-year-old was unresponsive in the back of a car saturday night following a foot chase and a shooting. the police officer he shot is expected to make a full recovery. >>> we're learning more information about a police shooting at a hotel. it happened at the extended stay hotel. this happened yesterday morning. several guests reported that a man passed out in a stairwell with a gun in his waistband. after arousing him, the police say he reached for the gun and four officers opened fire wounding him. the man's gun was a fake. we spoke with a gust who saw the man before the shooting. >> he had a green out fit on with a red cross on it. the thing that caught my eye was a gun. >> police say that the 25-year- old man was dressed in medical type scrubs. he returned to the hotel after attending a party and he was apparently drunk. he's being treated at a local hospital. >>> police near los angeles admit they shot and killed the wrong man. coming up in 12 minutes, why the officers used the deadly force on a man who was an innocent father of four. >>> the police continue to look for the man who

turner and another attending physician noted that the baby was unresponsive and his pupils were fixed and dilated, signs that he would not survive, but dr. turner continued to try to revive him. marty and michelle were brought into the room. for them it was an eerie scene. >> it was dark. it was like he was the only thing in the light is the way it felt to me. >> we kept saying, come on, wake up and cry. you have to do this for your mommy. >> connor had good oxygen levels and a steady heartbeat, but was still not breathing on his own. dr. turner presented a devastating picture. >> we were told that the best condition was that there would be massive brain damage or worse that he was already dead and they were just keeping him alive. >> the emergency team tried another course of medication. marty and michelle were told they had a painful decision to make. >> it seemed like some kind of nightmare. the only thing we could do was leave it to god, so we made a decision that we just had to basically back off and disconnect him from everything that they had him on and wait. >> at 9:54, more t

not just about what drugs the pop star had been given, but how long he'd been unresponsive."you ask dr. murray how long the patient had been in this condition, how long the patient has been down?""i did ask him that."what did dr. murray say in response to that question.""it just happened right when i called you."but prosecutors say murray did not have someone call 9-1-1 immediately.instead, they say he gave himself time to clear away potentially incriminating drug vials from jackson's room. once paramedics arrived, they tried for 42 minutes to revive the pop star.testimony today is expected to detail the attempt later at the hospital to ring jackson back to life. i'm rick vincent reporting. the defense has argued that jackson gave himself propofol.they also say that murray was not responsible for the delay in calling 9-1-1 because that task had been left up to jackson's chef. video of casey anthony is now being released... showing her reaction to news of her daughter's remains being found. found.this video was taken inside a jail medical facility in 2008.it wasn't shown to th

murray said he returned from a two minute trip to the back there to find michael jackson unresponsive. >> if he was not reading. >> if convicted of the involuntary manslaughter charge, dr. murray faces up to four years in prison. >> this certainly has been a fantastic stretch of weather. while temperatures in the afternoon. cool temperatures at night. as afternoon we hit 72 with plenty of sunshine. the normal is 70. record for today is 96 degrees back in 1941. the record low was 45 in 2001. you a few thunderstorms developing on the outer fringes of the area of high pressure northwest of minneapolis st. paul. the air is dry pretty temperatures had a chance to drop off quickly after sunset. clear skies and temperatures dropping off close to the point, you will probably see fog developing. the point is 50 right now and the temperature is 53. the closer the temperature gets to the point the more likely you end up with fog that. when you at week up early tomorrow morning you will see that in most neighborhoods. the forecast tomorrow morning when you wake up, there will be some areas of fog

. >> prosecutors are trying to prove doctor mur a misled paramedics but how long he'd been unresponsive. if convicted he faces up to four years in prison. >>> amanda knox could be home tomorrow following a ruling today in italy. after serving four years, knox is getting her first taste of freedom. barbara has today's developments. >> reporter: the 24-year-old was driven out of the prison where she was held for four years a free woman. >> amanda is free. >> an italian court overturned the convictions for her and her former boyfriend. her family was on hand for the verdict. >> we're thankful that amanda's nightmare is over. she suffered for four years for a crime she did not commit. >> knox and her boyfriend were convicted of killing her roommate in 2007. prosecutors alleged they brutely killed her in a drug fuelled sex game. the appeal was highly controversial evidence collected from the crime scene. they were given a chance to address the court. >> i am innocent. >> reporter: although her murder conviction was overturned but upheld defamation charges. must pay court fees. the family of

and bank of america and the the two banks have been very unresponsive to the families that are involved on a daily basis. so everything we can do in san francisco on those three banks, i am in great supportive. and i do not know if a lot of people know this, but bank of america just got bankedd contract for all the unemployment debit cards in the state. [bell rings] that is another thing we should look at. why should they just get it? ok. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am here to speak about wells fargo bank and hotel frank, which is a hotel and started working yet in 1998. it is a small hotel. it is right near union square. it used to be called the maxwell. before that, the raphael. we had a communion contract with local two at this hotel for 40 years before wells fargo bank showed up. wells fargo bank showed up in may 2010 and bought the hotel in a foreclosure sale, brought in a new set of managers from out of town, a poll done company called providence hotels, and they took our union contract and threw it in the trash can and the best of well

a caretaker in virginia yesterday, but when she drove him to her mother's house, the baby was unresponsivee family called 911 and he was taken to the hospital. tonight, vienna police are calling it a suspicious death investigation. no word yet of any charges to be filed. >> some good news and bad news on the jobs front tonight. new numbers out today from the u.s. labor department show employers added just over 100,000 jobs last month. >> that wasn't enough to make a dent in the nation's 9.1% unemployment rate as an estimated 14 million americans are still out of a job. that is one of the many complaints coming from protesters with occupy wall street. a group calling themselves occupy d.c. have also taken up the challenge. kristin fisher shows us, trying to put this protest together has been a challenge in and of itself. and she joins us live from mcpherson square where people are out there. >> reporter: there have been protesters camping out since last saturday. every night their numbers have grown. tonight, you can see there's about 75 to 100 people here and they say they are staying here

>>reporter: olson was unresponsive and had to be interest baited when he arrived at the hospital and now is communicateing in writing and breathing on his own. doctors are hopeful he will make a full recovery despite fractured skull and major swelling on the left side of the brain. >> that swelling pushes the nerves together and makes it not function as well. writ now that portion of his brain not functioning as well is his ability to speak. other than that, he's fine. >>reporter: the hospital says hundreds of people from around the world have called to wish olson well. new so-called faith of the up movement here in the bay area seem to be taken aback by his new role. >> he is surprised at the interest when we share with him that the world is watching. >>reporter: but the people of the up movement are not surprised. they say olson is an inspiration and they hope he will inspire those who have yet to join the demonstration. >> his life is on hold because he stood up for what he believed in and we all have the ability to do that. >>reporter: tl olson parents flew in from wisconsin toda

prosecutors are trying to prove murray misled paramedics not only about the drugs but how long he was unresponse knife did you ask how long the patient had been in this condition or down? >> reporter: i did ask him that. >> what did -- >> i did ask him that. >> what did dr. murray say in response sm. >> it happened when i called you -- response? >> it happened when i called you. >> reporter: but prosecute corse -- prosecutors say he gave himself time to clear away potentially incriminating drug vials from jackson's room. once pair med exarrived -- paramedic arrived they can tried to revive the -- arrived, they tried to revive the pop star. i am rick vincent reporting. >>> headlines around the nation, police in philadelphia say this car wreck was at the hand of a 9-year-old. they say the boy was driving down a road yesterday when he lost control flipped over and crashed into a tree. the child was taken to the hospital with severe head injuries and the last check he was in critical but stable condition. no word on how far the child drove and where his parents were at the time. >>> danger looms in

. >> reporter: olsen was unresponsive and had to be intubated when he arrived at the hospital. now he's breathing on his own. doctors are hopeful he will make a full recovery despite a fractured skull and major swelling on left side of his brain. >> that swelling makes him not function as well that portion of his brain is his ability to speak. other than that, he's fine. >> reporter: the hospital says hunts from around the world have called to wish him well. the new so-called face of the occupy movement here in the bay area seemed to be taken aback by his new role. >> he is surprised at the interest, when we share with him that the world is watching. >> reporter: the people of the occupy movement are not surprised. they say olsen is an inspiration. and they hope he will inspire those who have yet to join the demonstration. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> police in cupertino are asking the public for help in identifying a suspect who attacked a female student at de anza college this is a composite sketch, white adult male, about 5'4 with pale blonde hair and speaks with a russian acc

>>reporter: olson was unresponsive and had to be interest baited when he arrived at the hospital and now is communicateing in writing and breathing on his own. doctors are hopeful he will make a full recovery despite fractured skull and major swelling on the left side of the brain. >> that swelling pushes the nerves together and makes it not function as well. writ now that portion of his brain not functioning as well is his ability to speak. other than that, he's fine. >>reporter: the hospital says hundreds of people from around the world have called to wish olson well. new so-called faith of the up movement here in the bay area seem to be taken aback by his new role. >> he is surprised at the interest when we share with him that the world is watching. >>reporter: but the people of the up movement are not surprised. they say olson is an inspiration and they hope he will inspire those who have yet to join the demonstration. >> his life is on hold because he stood up for what he believed in and we all have the ability to do that. >>reporter: tl olson parents flew in from wisconsin toda

and when he tried to set them free, they were unresponsive. >> i got no answers. >> police believe weston held the prisoners for two weeks and may have brought them in for two weeks. they're wondering if others had been victimized as well. >>> you're in a stolen truck and the cops are on your tail. what are the thieves to do? take a look at what this guy did. it turns out this is one of those bait trucks. it's rigged with cameras. so police are hoping somebody will steal it so they can catch them. only this time they did not catch the guy. the thief sees the cops coming. he decides to make a stunt. he hangs halfway out and drives straight into a house. >> the vehicle went all the way into my living room and part way into my bedroom. it was a pretty rude awakening. >> yes, a very rude awakening for the homeowner. fortunately nobody in the house was hurt. but the thief, well, he's sort of like the evil terminator terick. he just dusted himself off and ran away. folks are looking for him. if they want to find him, they may check the yellow pages under stunt men. >>> just about all of us make

he was with a care taken when he became unresponsive.e calling the death suspicious and have questioned family members and caretaker. the family tells news 4, the me listed coughs death as blunt force trauma to the head. police are not xhengcommenting. president obama, send his jobs act to the senate for a vote. the 447 billion plan could help create millions of jobs. republicans though call the a bunch of repsyched programs that didn't work the first time. even if the jobs act does pass the senate it faces almost certain failure in the house. tomorrow is columbus day, national park service will commemorate the holiday with the annual wreath laying at columbus statue in front of union station. all federal offices will be closed and no mail will be delivered tomorrow. motor vehicles closed in maryland, departments of motor vehicle that is, maryland, virginia and district. many banks are also closed. cl columbus day a national holiday since 1971. tonight the music world, mourns the loss of a talented bass player. the ominous message, the f

>>maureen: misled paramedics about the drug's the pop star had been given and how long he was unresponsive. >> did you asked dr. murray how long the patient had been in this condition or how long the patient had been down?, yes. >> what did dr. murray say? >> that it happened right when i called you. >> prosecutors say murray did not have someone call 911 immediately, instead he gave himself time to clear with potentially incriminating drug vials from jackson's from. once paramedics arrived in detroit for 42 minutes to revive the pop star. testimony today is expected to detail the attempt leader at the hospital to bring jackson back to life. >> just into the kron4 maze run, we have been falling occupation occupy wall street. protesters dressed as a zombie are greeting wall street brokers to show you how gruesome it is getting. check this out. the protestors are talking about corporate greed and are taking it too extreme. google have more pictures coming up at 6:30 a.m.. >> of these protests are growing and are in their third week. if we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continue

. >> i believe the patient would be sleepy, lethargic, difficult to arouse, unresponsive. >> reporter: an apt description of the michael jackson heard on tape in this trial. >> i had no childhood. >> reporter: and during demerol withdrawal, the patient suffers from acute insomnia. the defense says that's why michael jackson was so desperate for sleep and overdosed himself on propofol. dr. white, the man whose studies popularized propofol in the operating room, took the stand late this afternoon and immediately said the prosecution premise is scientifically impossible. >> doelss that he described, i would not have expected michael jackson to have died. >> reporter: and that is the crux of the defense case as outlined by dr. white. dr. murray made mistakes but he did not give michael jackson enough profol to kill him. george? >> okay, jim, thank you. >>> and still ahead on wnlt wpt, the discovery that reveals why it's so hard to keep weight off, and what you can do to fight back. >>> and, after a tornado destroyed everything, the company vowed to rebuild, not only saving jobs, but addin

murray did not immediately call 911 when he found michael jackson unresponsive. >> are you saying he was not capable of pushing 911? >> reporter: murray also did not tell emergency personnel about the propofol. >> is that your testimony, that it was a detail that was overlookd? >> it was obviously overlooked, he didn't... >> not obviously. it could also be a lie, correct? >> correct. >> that's another option. >> if you say so, i guess, yeah. >> reporter: white says the amount of propofol murray claim he is gave jackson was not enough to kill the singer, yet he could not vouch for dr. murray's actions. >> if michael jackson had come to you, dr. white, and indicated he would like to hire you to administer propofol to him to put him to sleep each night in his bedroom, would you do it? >> absolutely not. that would be a job that i would never consider. >> reporter: now dr. white was nearly held in contempt of court today by the judge for repeatedly mentioning conversations he had with dr. murray that the judge told him were inadmissible. dr. white should be the final witness for the defe

half way out the window i kept calling for michelle.. michelle come on and she was just like.. unresponsive.(pause)" as family and friends try to comprehend the loss... it's especially difficult for the children. (antonia izzard- cousin- 13 )"its gonna be really really tough for me cause that was my only male cousin i could talk to and stuff."even strangers show up:(james dole) "i really want to go to the funeral to show my respect and everything" the tragedy touches the hearts... of many. (james doles)"it got really close to me i got grand kids the same age"it is a day to remember.. those lost... (chantee parker- family friend)"on my goodness and her boys are so precious.. and i miss them so much already" ommm (pause)dasean wears a shirt with a photo of himself with his cousins: (older brother)"he's the one who is the saddest. about things that happened" while mourners say their final goodbyes... some say the two boys and their mom are now.. in a better place. (three kids)"up with the lord."in east baltimore kc fox 45 news at 10 the burials took place this afternoon at mount zion cemetery

he said he came back from a bathroom break to find jackson unresponsive. >> he left the bedside -- >> legal experts say his lawyers never should have let murray talk to the police. >> they allow him to mellon to specific statements dealing with the timeline that make him back to haunt him. >> fate of conrad murray gets closer to resting in the jury's hands. kurt gregory, wbal-tv 11 news. >> if convicted, dr. murray could face up to four years in prison. many marylanders support higher electricity prices if it comes from offshore wind power. more than 800 registered voters were questioned. 62% say they would be willing to pay $2 a month for offshore wind power. this is based on studies of the maryland energy administration. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. would you be willing to pay more for wind power? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> if you're frustrated with b.g.e.'s response from hurricane irene, there will be a hearing tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the war memorial building. mor

and a houston waitress whom he was talking to when he found michael jackson unresponsive. he was too busy talking to his girlfriends while he should have been watching michael jackson. he was living a multiple life juggling women and a famous patient. a forensic computer investigator found evidence that dr. murray was checking e-mails on his phone in the hours before the singer's death. >> now, this stage of the trial is being called the csi phase. jurors are expected to hear from forensics investigators. meanwhile, a concert honoring the pop stars will go out without one of the biggest acts on the lineup. >> the black eyed peas were supposed to perform. they pulled out because of that they are calling unavoidable circumstances. famous artists include christina aguilera, clo green. >>> santa be ware. it looks like our tots are getting techie in time for the holidays. >> the nation's toy makers say it's an ipad they want and the apps to go with it. appcessories are going to be the hot thing. the american academy of pediatrics recommends limiting their screen time to one to

he said he found jackson unresponsive. >> i came back to the bedside and he wasn't breathing. >> if convicted of the involuntary manslaughter charge, dr. murray faces up to four years in prison. gina kim, nbc news. >> charles harris is standing by for "11 fitness." >> and the three nobel peace prize winners and the mission they are committed to. >> first check out our forecast >> another good morning here today after a great day today and the day before that. we're doing fine. we're on a roll here. keep it up through the weekend. radar nothing going on around baltimore and the mid-atlantic region. we go south to florida, rain again today down there. in fact, there is say lot more there than there was yesterday at this time. that's the forecast for today. we'll be watching that particular storm because we expect it to drift northward next week and possibly affect us. out west, norms in the plains -- tomorrows in the plains states. texas may get some squalor lines, but -- squal lines but they may put up with that to get the moisture. 54 at the inner harbor. a little less chilly than yesterday a

>> no. >> prosecutors claim he misled doctors and all was unresponsive. >> did you ask dr.n this condition or had been doubt? >> yes. >> what did dr. murray say in response to that question? >> it happened right when i called you. >> prosecutors said mary did not have someone call 911 and immediately. instead, they say he gave himself time to clearly encouraging drug vials from jackson's run. once paramedics arrived, they try to revive the pop star. testimony today is expected to detail the attempt later at the hospital, to bring jackson back to life. >> time is 5:27 a.m., we're back with more of a couple >> time is 5:27 a.m., we're back with more of a couple minutes. >> time is 5:27 a.m., we're back with more of a couple minutes. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay a

an 11-month-old was rushed to the hospital unresponsive. collins has the latest from vienna. >> reporter: why did this young boy die? the investigation is now in its third day. the family has identified the victim as 11-month-old nehem

the baby was with a caretaker when he became unresponsive.h is suspicious and will not comment on the case. >>> members of a volunteer rescue squad are trying to figure out their next move now after a fund-raiser over the weekend was shut down because apparently, it was against the law. that group needs the money for new equipment and supplies for the ambulance. we have the report. >>> members of the volunteer rescue squad got out their signs today. over the weekend, they were set up for an annual fund drive hoping to pull in $20,000. it came to an abrupt stop when police came to theed quarters to tell them they were violating an ordinance and so-called dangerous solicitation. >> our personnel here, spoke with him for 15 or 20 minutes to figure out how to get it back up and running. once there's a complaint, they must shut us down. >> reporter: this is one of the locations the rescue squad was soliciting funds. >> a sergeant went out, checked it out, sure enough they were in violation of the city ordinance which prohibits that specific activi

that the boy was in an unresponsive state. he was taken to children's hospital. thursday night, he was pronounced dead. how are you characterizing the baby's death right now? >> it's a suspicion death. it's not normal for an 11-month-old child to pass away. we are going to look into it. you know, in depth. >> reporter: in addition to searching the house, police are interviewing the boy's caretaker, his mother and others trying to determine what happened. scott stewart, he lives across the street from that house. did you ever notice anything unusual going on at that house? >> just the lights on all night. >> reporter: did you ever hear any baby crying. >> never heard a baby there. >> reporter: screaming? >> nope, never. >> reporter: so the news of this baby's death is -- >> i'm totally surprised. >> reporter: so far, no one has been charged with any wrong doing in this case. i'm pat collins, news 4, vienna. >>> the family is working on funeral arrangements. the 11-month-old will be buried next week. >>> a deadly hit and run is being investigated as a homicide. pol

he failed to call 911 right away when jackson became unresponsive. >> you could have a patient who has arrested and you call and you leave a voice message for someone? it's just inconceivable. >> shafer also said it was unlikely jackson ingested drugs by himself. the defense could begin their case as early as tomorrow. they are expected to call 14 witnesses. the jury could start deliberating as soon as the end of next week. >>> up next, why the obama administration is selling a prime piece of real estate in georgetown. >>> dozens of wild animals killed. it was public >>> fast 4ward through the headlines. a repeat sex offender is back behind bars. the 20-year-old is accused of using facebook to lure a 13-year-old to his home. he was just released from jail a few months ago for another offense. he's held without bond. >>> a fire broke out this afternoon. fire officials called for an evacuation at one point. two firefighters were injured. they are expected to be okay. >>> the interim government of libya announced moammar gadhafi is dead. the rebels captured him. he died on the way to the

michael jackson died, and houston wagers with whom murray was talking when he noticed jackson was unresponsive>> the prosecution's goal was to attack conrad murray's character. prosecutors said the doctor was living a double life, juggling a parade of women and a famous patient, until it all came crashing down. earlier in the day, a forensics computer investigator testified that he found evidence that dr. murray had been checking e-mails on his own in the hours before the singer's death. >> still ahead, protests on wall street continued to borrow. plus the parent company of friendlies restaurant chain filed for bankruptcy. >> family and friends will remember an elderly couple killed tonight after fire ravages their baltimore home. >> hundreds of people marched through the streets of lower manhattan in in what has become known as the occupy wall street protests. those protests began to 0.5 weeks ago with just a few dozen demonstrators -- 2.5 weeks ago. >> hundreds have set up camp nearby and become increasingly organized as the protest has grown. >> hundreds of union members joined the growing

the road where he was subsequently tackled by defendant zalaga and beat on until he was in an unresponsive state. attorney bernie grimm thinks that tell temple temple will have a tough time proving his case. >> tough time proving his case. >> >> >> the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide saying that the cause of death was excited clear telirium iml the family disagrees with the findings that mohammed had a medical condition which con tributed to his day. fox 5 contacted the bar. they declined a statement. >>> looks like the rain moved out in time for the weekend. gary mcgrady is live. >> we don't get to say at that often, that rain is leaving for the weekend. i want to show you out there what's taking place on central radar. this is the large picture here. we go back to earlier today. we did have some good rain come through, even some thunderstorms, too. flood has moved on along. drier air is coming in. you can see the drier air moving in. it does not look like any of that is coming across the mountain. we'll be dry overnight with decreasing clouds, too. temperatures out there righ

. >> let me jump in and ask, you tried talking to them, but they were unresponsive?wouldn't talk back? >> they didn't give any kind answers but that was the kind moment i talk nor than two people because when i pull the blanket that was two people showed up under the blanket. but the other side dark corner of the area, dogs were barking and as i not able to handle the situation it was best to reclose the door and get out to the street and call police assistance. >> how large is that room? and how filthy were the conditions? >> really it's about a 10 x 15 small old boiler room, which is not being used anymore. i always keep the door open over there because during rains is the water p seeseeps in the bas and i always peer to stop by to check any water in the sump pump and never lock it. >> did neighbors complain to you? did anyone have any idea there was something suspicious happening in this building in this room? >> oh, yes. not in the room. i believe wednesday evening our block captain lady give me a telephone call. something is p happhappening on property, pillow,

he was found unresponsive in the back of the patrol car saturday night.t was after a foot chase the and the shooting. >> now the cause of death is yet to be determined. but the police officer he allegedly shot is expected to make a full recovery. >>> time now is 5:55. we have an update on the fishing boat that was caught in the sand. the independent journal reports that divers are working to remove the fishing boat. and heavy equipment is being brought in as well. because the boat is not insured, marin will pay part of it to remove the boat. >> they will help pay for the rest. the town hall meeting on the salvage efforts takes place at 6:00 tonight. it will be at the community center. >> actor comedian will ferrell is the newest winner of the mark twain prize for american humor. it is the top humor prize. there he is right there. they give it to comedians who usual social media and sat tire. anchorman and old school, he is also famous for his impersonations of george bush. >> this is truly the only legitimate award that recognizes comedy. some of the othe

you find a person who is unresponsive, what's the first thing you do?ding to the prosecute cushion time line, murray didn't call for help until 12:22, more than 20 minutes later. >> the facts in this case, in my view, suggest that virtually none of the safeguards for sedation were in place when propofol was administered to michael jackson. >> shafer said jackson's life could have been saved if murray took the necessary precautions. but the bottom line, according to shafer, murray never should have give inmichael propofol in the first place. >> if dr. murray had acted like a doctor, the very first time michael jackson said, i need propofol to sleep, a doctor would say, you have a sleep disorder and you need to be seen by doctors who specialize in sleep disorders, not by having me show up with propofol. >> the defense is expected to start its case on fli. they will try to convince the jury that michael jackson accidently killed himself by administering the final dose of propofol. the jury could possibly get this case for deliberation some point next week.