the woman who was driving the car has been identified as 29- year-old helena louise smith of washington. these witnesses gave compelling accounts. i need to show you around. there is sheriff road and over here is martin luther king highway. this is a citgo parking lot where i'm standing and it's right by a car wash where some employees were standing just a few feet away from where i am last night when this all happened. the black 1993 bmw hit the kfc restaurant after being out of control for 200 yards. witnesses at the car wash next door still in disbelief. >> i have seen this car flying down the highway. >> i saw the car coming, i didn't know it was a car. >> i mean, he was going 100, 110. >> seemed like a tornado coming. >> he was flipping, flipping, flipping. >> the girl that was inside the car came out. the car flipped one more time and landed on her. >> 49-year-old hellena louise smith was the driver, according to police. a male pass passenger and a customer are hurt. smith's cousins are in shock. >> i have no idea why she went that fast. >> while the smith family grieves, others w

police have identified the driver as 29-year-old helena louise smith of washington d.c. the car left the roadway and it went through a gas station lot on monday night. it flipped over numerous times before hitting the restaurant. investigators are looking into reports that smith might have been going as fast as 100 miles per hour. smith's passenger and a man in another vehicle were injured. state police cited smith for speeding after she was stopped going 91 miles per hour on the beltway. >>> an american war correspondent was killed in syria when government forces shelled rebel fighters. tina krauss has more on exactly how it happened. reporter: syrian forces reportedly shelled a house and the rebel stronghold of homs, killing an american reporter. 57-year-old marie cullvin was a veteran correspondent for a british newspaper. the new york native lost an eye, covering another war more than a decade ago. >> this is a desperately sad reminder of the risks that journalists take to inform the world of what is happening and the dreadful events in syria. reporter: just a kay bef