. >> adc has you covered. -- adc haseporters you covered. a team of reporters is there as soon as a verdict is reached. sentenceda judge chris brown to time served after he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault. it made punching a fan at a hotel last october in d.c. he apologized in court, but did not speak to reporters as he left the courthouse. housekeeper7, the accused of stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry from her clients. >> and how much halliburton will be paying for it role >> breaking news from anne arundel county. one person is dead and another hurt after some type of hazmat situation on shelby road in brooklyn park. emergency crews responded to a 911 call for a chemical or two -- odor this afternoon. we will bring you new information as we get it. but halliburton says it will pay $1 billion related to lawsuits over the gulf oil disaster. rig exploded in april of 2010, you may recall, killing 11 workers. the resulting spill put 2 million gallons of crude into the gulf of mexico. the court has to sign off on the settlement offe

. >> today, the adc posted a 30-day suspension. >> reporter: investigators say the teens were able to go to the bar and drink without showing i.d. >> identifications were not checked in this particular case. >> reporter: adc isn't saying how they were able to link the teams to the bar. the family of joseph ramone, he and louise floors we were served alcohol. both men died after crashing the car about 1:30 in the morning. investigators determined the crash was caused by alcohol intoxication. nearby business owners agree. >> it's on both sides. they check the i.d. before they sell a drink to anybody. >> reporter: for now, business here is going nowhere. now, the bar suspension is ultimately the result of a program that's fund by the national transportation and safety administration. they pay for this program to investigate incidents that involve alcohol. specifically, incidents that involve alcohol and minors. in san jose, i'm peggy bunker. >> thank you, peggy. >>> next at 11:00, erasing his past with a touch-up. what former arnold schwarzenegger had removed from his par trot. >>> we'll

you read two that involve adc in particular.he urban league of new orleans which is responding to what they see as a crisis in louisiana in 1960. the other is the advocate for well fair. this is elizabeth wickenden who's proposing a certain response to these programs. so what did you read? what's happening in louisiana in 1960? joseph. >> they are going to pass a bill or a few bills that would say that if a child was going to receive money it had to be in a suitable home so all homes without -- with single parents or parents not working they would be left out of the bill. the document was arguing that it was backed by racial standards or racial -- i guess standards. >> yeah. so the suitable home provision really said that if the household has an illegitimate child, a child born out of wed lock then it's considered an unsuitable home and not eligible for aid. 23,000 children are knocked off. >> what really stands ou at and think is important is that they say the urban league said there was public inaction. no one was doing anythi

montgomery county public schools paid adc law firm $128,000 to review spending habits an issue recommendations. the school board hired the firm after a board member used his credit card for personal use. new video of a missing montgomery county woman. police say the surveillance video shows catherine hoggle in a germantown building at 4:20 on tuesday morning. officers are looking for hogglel. her three-year-old daughter sarah and her two-year-old son jacob. a frameas paranoid gets you and police are worried about the children's safety -- police areia and worried about the children's safety. we will see how things are shaping up on other roads in the area. bob? >> on the outer loop of the beltway, heavy and slow. the press been a long-standing crash there. still play the of volume in its wake. and 60 six isays, volume delays eastbound into falls church and westbound headed out. , often on through fredericksburg. a lot of people traveling on this friday. in northeast washington, the stretch of minnesota avenue remains closed. the problem there is a fire. looking at 270 in montgomery village, it

case involving adc area coach 2013 triggered something in danielle bostic.it bring back painful memories. after keeping a secret of more than 30 years, she finally couldn't hold it in any longer. in 1980 four, danielle bostic was a seven-year-old slimmer and a vintage photograph who stood cap.n a bright red today, she is a grown woman standing up as a survivor of sexual abuse. in my integrity if i continued to hide. >> for 30 years, she stayed quiet about the abuse inflicted by her swim coach and family friend christopher huott. in march, she reported it to police. >> there has been a big time of grief and loss. i was supposed to have a childhood. can't get those years back. she can't even remember some of them. she won't let the trauma silencer anymore. >> she has displayed a lot of personal courage and integrity. people on seeing my name and face realized rape do not need to be faceless. >> tomorrow, she will be the public face, standing up in court to discuss the impact of what huott did. >> i don't know how there would be justice for a crime like this. i