a fingerprint, dna from a plastic bag, and ballistics from tacoma, washington. but even more encouraging to investigators, after analyzing the data, they now have the names of two suspects, john allen muhammad and lee malvo. he is a twice divorced gulf war veteran who converted to islam. malvo is an impressionable 17-year-old who, after growing up without a father, has found that relationship with muhammad. >> the information eventually got out over the local media. and the lookout for the vehicle was put out. >> may be driving a chevrolet caprice, blue, burgandy, 1990. and the license plate number nda-21z, nda-21z. >> sometime after midnight on october 24th, a truck driver pulls into a rest stop off the beltway. parked among the 18-wheelers is a blue chevy caprice matching the police description. >> i got a call from one of my sergeants and he told me the vehicle had been located. i remember it was a crisp and quiet night as we approached the rest stop. the area was contained. part of the story was there were a lot of truck drivers there. they basically had put

baltimore, and new york city, is actually considering it and just, the other day, someone from tacoma washington and an elected official called me. and so, what we want to do is build a movement a national movement so hey, you know, this is something that we are in together, and we want to correct. and the jpa will also protect and kind of put up a veil and a protection for the city and for the city and so it is the jpa itself that is the entity that is acquiring the loans. and that and of course besers as i mentioned there is endemnification from the private partner and we will work out the details so everybody feels comfortable and it is clear that the type of approach that we use in them, and there are two types of eminent domain, a straight and a quick take. >> this will be the straight take and which means that as you take the acquire, a preresolution of, i forget what it is called, a resolution to acquire the loans. the charge will take a look at that and determine in his or her view, whether or not this will go forward, so actually the quick take will have it take it off the bat and if it

baltimore, and new york city, is actually considering it and just, the other day, someone from tacoma washington and an elected official called me. and so, what we want to do is build a movement a national movement so hey, you know, this is something that we are in together, and we want to correct. and the jpa will also protect and kind of put up a veil and a protection for the city and for

staff and we broke it down and it is general order and we added a caviot based on the chief, of tacoma washington who was involved in the homicide of his wife that if it were to involve the chief of police, that the mayor gets notified about that and, so we have everybody accountable throughout the police department and no matter who it is. and this is probably one of the first in the country that actually does that. so, upon notification through the chief's office and through iad there is the duty ts of the superior officers, whereby they have to make sure that we conduct a separate criminal and an administrative investigation, and both have kept confidential. and with the state laws that the department of policies and place. the criminal investigator and the im investigator has the primary responsibility but as it was when i was back at domestic violence they will come to svu or domestic violence at the time and they will advise during the criminal process to make sure that all bases are covered and all proper resources are checked. and so, they are going to help with the resources procedures a

going to cannes in tacoma, washington. good morning. i believe the government is doing as much as they can do. there are so few things the government agrees on anymore. this is one of those things. next is matt, from south carolina. caller: how are we this morning? host: fine, thank you. found: how have they not the vaccine for this thing? they found the disease in 1900 or, what have these people been doing? sitting on their hands, spending their money on this and that? we can't find something to cure the cancer going around everywhere? it just doesn't make any sense, we are throwing good money after bad, it doesn't make any sense to me. i am very concerned about these people flying in from overseas. we know they are coming and they don't stop this. what is this? a big bunch of crap, if you ask me. thanks a lot. carolinas from south -- "the cdc has fostered a cadre of health professionals are ready to respond and are reliable and effective at getting this kind with hospitals around the country scrambling to .et their procedures in place

and allen is an educator in tack home ca tacoma, washington. >> caller: i'm actually an advocate for student loan.org. so my question is regarding student loan debt. now the purpose of the call, have been very unwilling to discuss this issue at any length. so i'm glad to maybe put you on the spot a little bit so i apologize in advance. but i'm not sure if you're aware, almost half of the people out of college are unable to pay their loans, and by my estimates, the lifetime default rate across all students, all colleges for federal student loans is well in excess of 30%. and you know the other big numbers, the againg a numbers, the againg greging a gat debt. systemically, this really comes down to the fact that student loans are the only type of loan in this country to be specifically exempted of standard bankruptcy protections, statutes of limitations and other critical protections that we just assume are there. and candidly, i have to say that the schools almost never provide adequate warning to the students, in other words the students never know these things before they sign for t

the woman spent two hours trying to get into this home near tacoma, washington. when all else failed, she got up on the roof, that woke up the home owner. she screamed at the woman. the woman ran right off the roof and fell 15 feet to the ground. >> pretty hilarious. friends wanted to instantly put it up on facebook. i shared it with them. they posted it. that part is really funny. i think she deserved it. >> flyers now posted across town. police are hoping somebody will recognize that woman. the home owner joked she probably had a little bit of a limp now. so you can look out for that. >> she tried to get in there for two hours? something was really in there? . yikes. >>> the warning from police about a scheme they found involving a busy somed patm. >> trying to keep an entire group out of the country. >>> and tom kierein will take you through the day hour by hour. >>> this is a tweet from bryce harper saying thank you nationals fans for another great season. #dc. we say, thank you, brice, for another terrific season. they fall to the giants. he worked so hard.

security cameras caught i woman who spent two hours trying to get into a home in tacoma, washington.l else failed, she got on the roof. she screamed at the woman who ran off the roof and fell 15 feet to the ground. >> pretty hilarious. friends wanted to instantly put it up on facebook. i shared it with them. they posted it. that part is really funny. i think she deserved it. >> annoy there are flyers posted all over town. police are hoping somebody will recognize that woman. the the home owner joked she probably had a little bit of a limp now. >>> what the international museum is saying about their proposed move and what the decision means for downtown d.c. >>> a live look at the moon for you here as we are now in the middle of a rare lunar eclipse, a total eclipse. you can see the top part of the moon there starting to blacken out a bit. when we will catch a glimpse and the conditions can with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> plus, a developing story in the fight against isis. the help the fbi is asking from you as they try to unmask the identity of a dangerous militant >> if

>>> tacoma, washington, october 6, 2007. atlas casting and technology foundry, home to hundreds of workers, is taking a routine delivery of propane from an 8,000-gallon delivery truck. but this delivery doesn't go as smoothly as planned. a security camera captures what happens. >> what it shows is the driver trying to make the connection with his hoses from his truck to the plant. and you can see suddenly something went wrong. what that was i don't know that we'll ever know for sure. >> the truck and driver become surrounded by an ominous and dangerous cloud of extremely flammable propane. >> it's very explosive. plus, that leak happened at a very remarkable speed. it was literally, i believe, under 20 seconds. >> the driver, fearing something isn't right, tries to shut down the gas, but he's not in time. suddenly, the propane ignites. >> unfortunately, at that point, you know, it enveloped the driver, too. he was in that cloud. the driver and the truck, you can see it explode. that's horrible. >> the explosion rocks nearby

and allen is an educator in tack home ca tacoma, washington. >> caller: i'm actually an advocate for student loan.org. so my question is regarding student loan debt. now the purpose of the call, have been very unwilling to discuss this issue at any length. so i'm glad to maybe put you on the spot a little bit so i apologize in advance. but i'm not sure if you're aware, almost half of the people out of college are unable to pay their loans, and by my estimates, the lifetime default rate across all students, all colleges for federal student loans is well in excess of 30%. and you know the other big numbers, the againg a numbers, the againg greging a gat debt. systemically, this really comes down to the fact that student loans are the only type of loan in this country to be specifically exempted of standard bankruptcy protections, statutes of limitations and other critical protections that we just assume are there. and candidly, i have to say that the schools almost never provide adequate warning to the students, in other words the students never know these things before they sign for t