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we are told that the other officer, a secret service officer was hurt as we believe that the woman in the black car hit that officer. kathy said numerous vehicles were rammed and there were a lot of people here frightened as they heard the shots. take a listen to someone that saw and heard what was going on. >> the police cars like this gentleman said coming from here as they seemed to have cornered this car where the barricade is. i was sitting at the bench in the front of the u.s. botanical garden and then i heard boom, boom, boom shots. then i went down, i ducked, i did see the car move back to the opposite direction this way followed by the police cars. then there were police cars coming from every direction. >> reporter: that's right. the woman in the black infiniti went speeding up constitution avenue. and then towards the capitol. and that is where she met them as she was shot and killed. we still have not had confirmation about the woman, her name, or motive. perhaps we'll be learning more of that in the days to come. i'm peggy fox reporting live. back to you. >> thank you, pe

this slid down as a drawbridge opened in holland and this motorist was left dangling in belgium. the florida woman held on for 20 minutes until firefighters got there with a ladder and helped her down. she was cheered by the crowd as she walked away unhurt, but we're pretty sure she will steer clear of draw bridges from now on. >>> authorities are considering charging the woman with trespassing because they say she ignored the signs to stay off the bridge. >>> emotions are raw over the motorcycle gang that swarmed a family in a luxury suv and now there is a new threat on the road, hordes of skateboarders causing chaos. >> chaos in the streets as more than a thousand skateboarders race to the heart of new york city at break-neck speeds. watch as they take hair-raising risks, we'ven in and out of traffic, even in the crossroads of the world, times square. here is how it looks from a helmet cam worn by one of the skateboarders. the skateboarders gathered on the upper west side chanting the name of the annual illegal skateboard race. broadway bomb. cops were concerned the race could trigger another se

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woman and what really happened? our team was there when the shots rang out and abc's jim avila starts us off. >> reporter: the unmistakable sound of gunfire asn unarmed woman sources say had a history of mental illness and a toddler in her back seat alludes police. taking secret service and capitol hill officers on a wild mile and a half ride around d.c. monuments and up america's most important street, pennsylvania avenue. it started here at 2:18, the southeast corner of the white house compound. the black car ramps into a barricade that do their job. eye witnesses say uniformed secret service acts are watching it all. >> the barricade fell down because they were plowing through. at that point secret service was getting more reactive like whoa, whoa, trying to stop them. then they took off after they took the barricade down. >> reporter: secret service begin the chase right up pennsylvania avenue to the foot of capitol hill. by 2:40 she stops. look against as she's surrounded by police, guns drawn. a patrol car tries to block her but she puts it in reverse and speeds away. that's when the first gunshots are fired at the fleeing vehicle. >>

woman. she was shot in the head and dead. this from abc news as there is a search warrant being shown right now prior to confirming that the woman is the suspect in the capitol. that is now coming from two agencies. there was a second person in the vehicle, a man, as well as the baby, but we still don't know what connection at all that he has to her or this particular incident. or why they were here in washington at all. we don't have anything about that. >> we have reports from cbs that the vehicle was rented. there are other reports too. they were reporting that the vehicle was rented. they describe it as an infiniti, the very recognizable logo on the front of the vehicle. >> are we going out to bruce leshan in rockville? okay, we lost that shot. but we might have him back. bruce, are you there? hi bruce. >> yeah, i'm right here. a little bit out of pocket, but i've been getting calls, one was up on capitol hill when this little girl was brought in that she was less than one years old. she was in the vehicle at the time of the shooting, brought

woman. i just -- i can explain. i feel like i'm a homosexual. i'm a man. but i prefer living as a woman on the feminine side. ou know, because mostly i'm mostly attracted to men. i don't want to live my life as a man. i want to live my life as a woman. it's hard, you know. it's really hard at first. i had to make it through my family and then society, you know. it's very hard, you know, because the criticism and everything. but once i put it in my mind i want to live my life for who i am, me, and my family accepts me, criticism is always going to be out there. and honestly, sometimes i feel like i am the brave one because i actually have the guts to be who i am, and this is me, you know. i live my life, and i know who i am, but it's really, really hard. >> do you want me to make a spread? i need a reason to eat. >> she's a big girl. >> girl, size 20, honey. >> mod "q" was also known for its hospitality. charles barber, who is in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft, to which he had pled not guilty, offered us one of his homemade commissary snacks. >> this is ramen. >> it consists of chee-tos -- >> top

live in a country where my dad was fifth from the bottom of his class crashed a bunch of planes as a womanizer grew up to be revered say gamble are you know like when i grow and grow up to be one of the most famous politicians ever and almost being president i mean i love this country for that reason you know and i just i don't know i love politics i will probably return to it at some point in some capacity or as a place to be in it's who i am i mean people keep acting like this show is some rejection of politics not a rejection of politics surjection of cable news told me something no one knows about you something no one knows about me. i don't know if i want to kids. that's really i don't know i don't know it really scares me i'm twenty i was twenty nine i'm going to be you know when you're like starting to get in your thirty's as a woman it's obvious people going to start asking these questions and i'm really conflicted i don't know if i ever want to do it to look great with my mom's heart to block with everything you do thank you thank you so much meghan mccain terrific lady her show raisi

winslet play as woman who unknowingly befriends an escaped convict played by josh brolin. she said the role was a departure. >> i haven't played a character like this before. she's quite weak and fragile and i'm not used to playing characters like that. >> reporter: the film opens in the u.s. in january. crb news, hollywood. >>> good morning. thank you for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. yes, i am a josh brolin fan big time. >> i'm mike hydeck. hope you're having a good morning so far. thanks for waking up with us. i have to catch my breath. howard, how are you doing? >> i'm well. we have a little bit of fog. the big weather problem of the morning, fog. we need a jacket too, in the 40s and 50s. what a gorgeous afternoon. hydeck, hit the links this afternoon. >> i have one of those kings in my neck. >> work it out. a great day to run, be outside this afternoon. let's get you going. tennis outside. you can't spend all your time at the range. >> i have gotten out before. >> i'm terrible at golf. i admit it upfront. low clouds out there sometimes straddling the top of the monument

have questions, you know why this all started, what the motive was, what was going on with this woman as we believe that it was a 34-year-old woman from connecticut. and not releasing the name at this point. and that we are asking the question, why did it start, why was there confrontation at the white house. also, we do need the police officers here, the leaders here who said that the security perimeters worked. everything was put in place to protect the white house and to protect the capitol and it worked and that the suspect, they did not gain entry through the barricade and through the massive police protection that has been happening. derek back to you. and including the fact that there were places of gunfire exchanged. the garfield circle were watching it over and over again. and they were killed near capitol hill. >> and they did not happen for them at the vehicle. perhaps the woman that it is one of the other officers as we learned it with the capitol police officer and the secret service officer that were hurt. >> moving through your veteran and the capitol hill police force the

secret service uniformed police then gave chase towards the capital as the woman weaved in and out of traffic running numerous red lights. both the white house and capitol were locked down and remained closed for about 45 minutes. one capitol police officer was also injured during the chase when his cruiser hit a barricade. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. investigators still don't know what triggered the incident. capitol police chief kim dine said there's no greater threat. >> we have no information that this is related to terrorism or is anything other than an isolated incident. >> reporter: now, with the government shut down, there's plenty of frustration here in washington and all around the country, for that matter. so now investigators are trying to find out if any of that played any role at all, norain this incident. >> bob, thank you. by the way, the injured u.s. capitol police officer and the rest of the force are working without pay during the government shutdown. seiz correspondent john miller is a former deputy new york city police

woman behind the wheel. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- abc 7 news at 11:00. >> terror and chaos near the national mall. people run for cover as a woman tries to ram through barricades at the white house. the suspect is dead and the police are injured outside of the capital. >> there are lots of questions about who the woman is and why she did it. we have been working to uncover the story. need the very latest on today's incident. police have not released the woman's name yet. a have learned that she is dental hygienist from stamford, connecticut named miriam carey. disabledol police car in this incident remained in the middle of constitution avenue. to video showing how this happened. the patrol car was heading up constitution to join the case when the road barriers popped up to stop the suspect and too late for the pursuing officers to see to avoid the barrier. there was a crash and an injured officer seconds after a woman in her car had eluded police for the last time. this was the scene at the capitol this afternoon. police with guns drawn, a woman with a one-year-old baby in the black car refused to stop after police had

were so many stereotypes out there, whether from hollywood, which portrayed muslim as terrorists, as womanizers, to just a host of campaigns over the last few years from the ground zero mosque to the koran burning, local and national campaigns against building mosques, all of these are obviously going to impact children and their parents and if they are at home hearing their parents talk about muslims in a certain way, they are going to take that to school with them. i have experienced this in my own growing up, which was long before 9-11, just the lack of information or the misinformation i experienced again with my own children, particularly when there's an event that happens overseas they will come to school and kids will reflect that in comments about did your parents commit another terrorist act, was that your dad that did this. it's common for kids to be called bin laden, daughter of saddam. a lot of times events overseas will have a huge impact on the kind of words children experience and unfortunately that bias is not limited just to students. there are cases where the teachers themselv

i'm going to tell you what i think as a woman. now, you're sitting up there and you got a cute face but you got ugly ways. deggs: i love that little boy. you love your free time and all the women that you love to go hang out with. no! you love your free time and hanging out with this dude here. jerome, escort her out. (audience cheering) ouncer reading) if so, call toll free... (reading) you slept with my best friend and my brother. i was really young at the time. well, if you were so young you shouldn't have been sleeping with everybody. i cut the cord. i've been there since day one taking care of this baby and this woman. during the entire pregnancy and for six months after that you allowed him to believe that he was the father of this child, knowing in your mind, that maybe he wasn't? that's correct? that is correct. lake: mr. deggs... now take me to that day where...unfortunately you got that bomb dropped on you. i think we were in an argument, and out of nowhere she throws it at me, "you're probably not even the daddy of jayc

woman and what really happened? our team was there when the shots rang out and abc's senior national correspondent jim avila starts us off. >> reporter: the unmistakable sound of gunfire as an unarmed woman sources say had a history of mental illness and a toddler in her back seat alludes police. taking secret service and capitol hill officers on a wild mile and a half ride around d.c. monuments and up america's most important street, pennsylvania avenue. it started here at 2:12, the southeast corner of the white house compound. the black car rams into a barricade that do their job. eye witnesses say uniformed secret service agents are watching it all. >> the barricade fell down because they were plowing through. at that point secret service was getting more reactive like whoa, whoa, trying to stop them. then they took off after they took the barricade down. >> reporter: secret service begin the chase right up pennsylvania avenue to the foot of capitol hill. by 2:30 she stops at the botanical gardens. look again as she's surrounded by police, guns drawn. a patrol car tries to block her but she puts it in reverse and speeds away. that's when the first gunshots are fired a

a dental hygienist from connecticut has been identified as the woman police killed as she let them onhigh-speed chase from the white house to the capitol. the family says she was suffering from postpardon m depression. she has been identified as carey. >>> day four, now, of the government shutdown. no formal negotiations are scheduled. but several reports suggest there is some movement on capitol hill towards a possible solution. >>> and a hurricane watch is in effect from louisiana to florida, as the gulf coast braces for karen, which is a tropical storm churning in the gulf. >>> today's weather. mostly clear in the east. severe storms in the center of the country. heavy snow in the rockies. >>> finally on this friday, fandom for the fab four for a really long haul. this is a story we're talking 50 years in the making. >> two girls wanted to meet the beatles way back when. and they tried to get in touch with them back then. john donvan picks up the story from there. >> reporter: december 1963. they were four guys that had just broken out over the ocean. their first number one hit in

. >>> friends described lynne spaulding as an outgoing woman. she met with her friends at a bistro in san francisco. one woman told us she created the find lynne spaulding facebook page after she was reported missing. >> i stayed in her house that night incase she came home. i was convinced but nothing. >> lynne spaulding was divorced. her children live in the bay area. her family is devastated by her loss. >>> the man who was behind the online drug market silk road is hitting the road going to new york. a judge in san francisco ordered ross ulbricht to go to new york to face charges there. authorities in new york have charged ross ulbricht are three felonies related to the operation of silk road. ross ulbricht was arrested in san francisco. >>> oakland's police chief will meet with neighbors to talk about a spike in armed robberies. one case happened two weeks ago when two men held up a dozen carpoolers. at least three neighborhood watch groups are discussing the idea of hiring private security. >>> a trial is underway in san francisco over all

woman for many of them. especially for the watch dog group known as fearless woman. special correspondent soledad o'brian, more woman are riding away in a mission to protect everyone in her care. >> reporter: she is the determined to protect these woman. >> she's the inspiration far group called the fearless woman. >> there's an expression, many hands lighten the load outside of port-au-price. these woman are using their hand tpos knock on doors to bring an end to the playing of sexual abuse and violence in their community. >> it's so dark. you knock on every door and you ask the same question for every single home. >> so, it's 11 at night in this camp that has more than 200 of these small shacks. as you can see besides our light there's no light whatsoever which means it can be dangerous andand especially dangerous bece woman are unprotected in this camp. >> a survey found that resident of tent cities like this one were 20 times as likely to have sexual assault as other haitian woman. >> there is danger here, too. woman. >> . >> reporter: last year you had a flashli

a capitol police officer tried to stop the woman as she gets closer and closer to the capitol gets airlifted to the hospital after his cruiser was badly wrecked. you can see a number of people just hanging out as this unfolded. reason to how two of them describe it. >> i was really shock mood is quite rapid. it was like boom, people, boom, boom. >> about 30 seconds later, at this point, there was about three or four cop cars. it was fantastic. >> a secret service member and member of the capitol police are expected to recover. the little 1 year old girl was not harmed. john gonzalez,ics news. >> -- abc7 news. >> many say they had no idea anything was wrong until phones started vibrating. >> we not the notice like everyone else did over our phones. >> we were in the grassway, where people park, and they told us to come back and get behind a car. >> one senator was pulled into the senate chamber by a capitol police officer. he and three other lawmakers had to stay in that chamber during the lock down. coming up in a few moments, one of the major unanswered questions this morning. who was miria

woman from stamford, connecticut. her daughter is 15 months old. she had worked as a dental hygienist for a small firm in connecticut until about a year ago. i spoke this afternoon with the co-owner of that company. dr. tommy that she was fired from her job. he not going to specifics. should work for a year with the company. then she left. she was fired. he said she was pleasant, and then they started seeing a darker side of her braid he did not elaborate. the black infinity van is the car that woman was driving. he said this is the kind of car that she drove. he didn't want to get into a lot of detail. he said the office is upset at this point. she did not work there since last august. the car has connecticut tags. there was no weapon in the car. abc news is reporting the police are trying to confirm the woman has a history of mental illness. the doctor i spoke with did not want to go into any kind of specifics about that. winter stan the fbi and secret service are executing a search warrant at her home. heard, the woman was unfortunately shot and killed and her yo

. >> a caller report as woman is screaming, get off me. our spers arrive within one minute. they fiend a woman who appears to be injured and see a man running from the scene. there is a short foot chase, a confrontation between our officer and this suspect. our officer discharged his weapon. the male suspect shot on killed. our officer, who is a seven-year veteran is not injured. we have this large crime scene. our forensic investigators are pouring over this scene. it is just three hours into the investigation and we're working to sort all the details out. >> the victim, near a dumpster, needed medical attention? >> they're working with us to help this woman. >> and, do we know at this point, why the officer fired his weapon? was there an exchange of gunfire, anything like that. >> we're sorts through the details and we will keep you posted. we will report first to twitter and keep you posted. >> thank you, julie. you heard it from julie parker, an active crime scene this morning as police investigate this police-involved shooting. back to you. >> thank you, john. we will c

. >> she really thought as a nurse, as a woman soldier, as an army officer, she would be able to make a difference in the community, in kandahar provinces in afghanistan. >> reporter: army first lieutenant mareno was in a crowded market sunday night when a suicide bomber killed her and three fellow soldiers. they are among 26 u.s. troops killed since october 1st whose families are waiting on military death benefits because of the government shut down. >> just validating the fact that she went in harms way to protect our way of life and now we are telling the family we will put this all on hold. [ applause ] >> reporter: today the obama administration announced it worked out a deal for veterans charity, fisher house foundation to make the payments to families usually about $100,000 each until the government shut down is over. >> we are told her body is still in the process of being returned to her family in san diego. the fisher house foundation told me department of defense will still be in charge of getting those death benefits to military family members during this government shut d

i see it as a woman's right. if they want to do that, that is their decision. they have to live with that decision. >> i want to make sure you did not just in overtly make news. you think an abortion is a woman's right to make the choice? >> it is not mine. >> do believe the state is attempting to save for them and the governor and administration has its way - >> i think it goes back to the state and texas has decided, no, that is not what we want. >> but your personal point of view is it is a person's decision within the law? >> i don't think that is really making news. yeah, that is a woman's right. just like it's a man's right if he wants to have some kind of procedure. >> that is the first lady of texas, anita perry, her husband governor rick perry, said she misspoke, though it sounds like she was very clear about what she felt. jessica mason pieklo, she sounds a little like laura bush, president bush was opposed to abortion and laura bush had expressed her support for roe v wade. what is the significance of this? and give us the last national picture where

. >>> a two car crash in anne arundel county kill as woman and injuries others. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene. the woman tried to merge and her car collided with an suv. she died at the scene. the driver and passenger in the or car are expected to recover. >>> it is day five of the government shutdown this morning. the impacts on maryland is worse. over capitol hill yesterday, president barack obama said he wanted a temporary spending bill on his desk with no strings attached. a house speaker john boehner pointed the finger at the senate democrats and the white house. lockheed-martin is going to furlough 3,000 workers on monday because of the shutdown. reaction is coming up. >>> cell phone crack down, city police target drivers nall following the state's new cell phone laws. officers setup a check points at harford road and pulling over driverwise cell phones. and looked for driver in the backseat not wearing street belts -- seatbelts. this is the first of many. >>> the ravens are facing questions this week, following their loss in buffalo, now, the team

. >> she really thought as a nurse, as a woman soldier, as an army officer, she would be able to make a difference in the community, in kandahar provinces in afghanistan. >> reporter: army first lieutenant mareno was in a crowded market sunday night when a suicide bomber killed her and three fellow soldiers. they are among 26 u.s. troops killed since october 1st whose families are waiting on military death benefits because of the government shut down. >> just validating the fact that she went in harms way to protect our way of life and now we are telling the family we will put this all on hold. [ applause ] >> reporter: today the obama administration announced it worked out a deal for veterans charity, fisher house foundation to make the payments to families usually about $100,000 each until the government shut down is over. >> we are told her body is still in the process of being returned to her family in san diego. the fisher house foundation told me department of defense will still be in charge of getting those death benefits to military family members during this government shut d

we are back to what passes as normal here in the nation's capitol. a womanving at high speed, disrupted congress in mid session. a wild, high-speed chase on america's most important street. the pennsylvania avenue power canyon between the white house and capitol hill, lit up by gunfire. it began at 2:12 in the afternoon. the car rammed a barrier on the southeast side of the white house. and secret service watched. one of the uniformed agents bumped into in the process. they give chase up pennsylvania avenue, where they corner to driver at the base of capitol hill, near the botanical gardens. it's around 2:20. guns drawn and a parole car behind. the suspect's car manages to escape, reversing, bumping the police vehicle and speeding off. it's here that police firsfire at the car. >> i heard the gunshots and the car tore out of the area. >> reporter: the camera man, an arabic speaker is stunned. he follows the car as it circles the peace monument, and up constitution avenue, towards the capital building. slams into another barrier. police open fire again, killi

as you know, with the situation there's been uncertainty. we heard the woman tried to run a barricade out the white house. now we are hearing from a witness that this right here, this check point, 15th and e northwest is the area where the woman first tried to gain access to the white house grounds. you can see here, there are a number of jersey barriers on that side. there's a lot of police activity there. we are in the third hour of this situation. they have been here the entire time. the yellow caution tape rings the area. there's the vehicle inspection team that is out here. these officers have been out here milling things around and discussing things. the jersey barriers, it's a different situation than where we were at 15th and penn. they had the metal ballards. the woman actually tried to get around the jersey barriers here. that's when the entire situation happened. we talked to people in the area. you can see the tape is still in the area. 15th street southbound toward the washington monument, you can see there's park police and secret service officer

. >> police were describing the suspect as a woman with with thin, white, curly hair. >>> the dodgers tried to get even with st. louis and a little 49ers later in the broadcast. >> temperatures are dropping at this hour. we will look at what you can expect out the door tomorrow and the temperatures coming up. >>> you are looking at the site of the bart talks. bart trains are running tomorrow. stay with us. . >> an early morning fbi drug raid with dealers from a mexican cartel. the drugs seized were meth and cocaine. neighbors are shocked. >>> a date rape drug was tested positive at a park. the victims didn't file reports, but police are warning people to be careful when buying things in the park, that some vendors are not legitimate. >>> avoiding a u.s. default, the senate may be the last hope. some fear the markets could be next. >> reporter: a financial threat looms. the 3 agents could down grade the u.s. from it's aaa rating causing them to default which could be higher interest rates for mortgages and loans. the u.s. is even closer to default. the house will not vote on a republic

family members identified miriam perry as woman police suspect involved in today's incident. 34-year-old from stanford, connecticut led police on high speed chase before shot and killed. dramatic high speed chase from the white house to the u.s. capitol. ended with law enforcement officials shot and killed a if he mail suspec suspect. 34-year-old from connecticut with a history of mental illness. chase began at 2:18 tm at the south east corner of the white house compound. rammed into a barricade. >> took off. >> driver takes off right up pennsylvania avenue taking secret service and capitol police officers on a wild chas chase. for mile and a half around dc iconic monument. 2:40 p.m. the driver stopped at the botanical garden surrounded by bliss guns drawn. patrol car tries to block her. but she puts it in reverse and speeds away. the first shots are fired. >> i heard the 51 shots and car tore out of the area back towards the direction. >> she finally stopped near the senate office building at 2:45 block from the supreme court. lawmakers at the capitol heard another round of gun fir and

woman was at the wheel of a black infinity coupe with her toddler in the car. she briefly stopped and was surrounded by officers with weapons drawn. here is the scene as recorded by the camera crew on capitol hill. it all ended a short distance away. tonight the driver, a woman from stanford, connecticut, is dead. her 1-year-old daughter in protective police custody. think about this. the u.s. capitol police who responded aren't being paid because of the government shutdown. a crisis atmosphere in washington on top of what's already going on there. it's where we begin tonight with our justice correspondent pete williams in our d.c. newsroom. pete, good evening . >> reporter: good evening. this unfolded quickly in a city that's still jumpy from the shooting at the washington navy yard a few weeks ago. the woman at the center of it all did not have a gun. the only shots were fired by law enforcement officers. investigators are working to explain why a woman who had been stop bid capitol police suddenly rushed away as police opened fire. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: undeterred by gunfire for reasons officials have yet to understand, she kept on driving, lea

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capitol today as a woman driving a black car first ran into a white house barricade before taking policen a high- speed chase to the u.s. capitol. witnesses report that shots were fired and lawmakers were temporarily put on under lockdown. johnny, what is the latest? >> it has been an astonishing afternoon in the u.s. capitol. a car chase and a shootout shut down the city center. >> in the heart of washington, terror. car crashes into the barricades near the white house and then heads towards congress. [gunfire] started, i shooting got behind a tree and he got on .he ground here in >> as word spread, the white house was locked down. and those outside the supreme court were ushered inside for the safety. >> we heard a lot of police cars and then shots. towere simply moving back our office. >> one police officer was injured, airlifted to hospital, but the shooting does not appear to be political. a half, ther and incident was over. >> this appears to be an isolated incident with one vehicle involved. there has been coronation with all agencies come including the f ei. >> -- the fbi. we don

a live report with what it was like to be on the capitol as a woman tried to use her car as a weapon.witter, of course. they want to be the news wire of the world. it's going public. how much money it's worth and should you be paying attention to it? thursday night football. buffalo/cleveland. it was a nightmare for both quarterbacks. this is "way too early." we are finally here. it is a friday. good morning, everybody. october the 4th. filibuster wendy davis gearing up for a run in texas. her popularity doesn't make her a lock in the lone star state. we are monitoring tropical storm karen which has parts of the gulf coast under a warning. bill karins has more on that. we want to start in washington. a day of

. >>> hanging on, what we're learning about how that woman saved herself as the draw bridge kept rising. >> she's just hanging there, hanging. >>> new clues about little maddy, the girl with the big eyes who vanished on a family vacation six years ago. are we now seeing the face of the man who knows what happened. >>> and a good evening to you on this monday night, and as this new week begins there is new hope that washington is finally ready to end this showdown and get back to work to re-open the government, to pay america's bills. the clock is running down to thursday when america's credit could start to run out. american credibility around the world hanging in the balance. so is the man-made crises about to end and how fast? abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has been talking to his sources. >> reporter: in washington peace could be at hand. democratic and republican leaders in the senate have struck a tentative deal that would end the shutdown and prevent default, but it is not a done deal. there is no guarantee that republicans in the house will go along. it's har

made it harder for women to achieve standards of beauty because that woman in the course this really has the essentially the same shape as the woman, pick any mall, without the advantage of any kind of mechanical intervention. so let me turn and talk about marriage. you are all little young for this but i might turn the argument out nevertheless. the marriage chapters one of the more interesting ones to write because there is not that much written about marriage interestingly, in cultural studies or feminist history. if you just take it sort of at the broadest level marriage should have disappeared as a social institution. marriage is essentials and economic contracts. if you go back fence look at marriage draw history, the original marriage ceremonies in the jewish tradition, it is actually a contract. there are several variations but it is essentials an economic transaction that the family is giving away their daughter to a husband in exchange for something. land, cows, sheep, a dowry but it is an economic transaction and what the woman is giving is her virginity and the promise to have children and in many cultures if

>> chicago police have arrested this woman for soliciting prostitution. it's her third such arrest in as many months. >> just take me to jail. what the [ bleep ]. >> you can scream all you want -- >> i'm going to do whatever i've got to do. i don't care. i don't care! >> keep screaming -- >> i don't care. >> we will learn much more about her case in a moment, for stories like hers are all too common in the underground sex trade. >> public safety is our main concern. and this is not something that we want as a society. >> domestic sex trafficking is a crisis that occurs right here in our very own community. >> cook county state's attorney anita alvarez leads the county's human trafficking task force. a joint effort between local police and prosecutors to crack down on slavery rings in chicagoland. >> what we've seen here in cook county, the trend that we're starting to see really are the gangs. the gang structure. >> gang members are not just selling drugs any longer. they're selling children. >> and the gangs are getting involved in this because they have discovered that this is lucrativ

capitol today as a woman driving a black car first ran into a white house barricade before taking policen a high- speed chase to the u.s. capitol. witnesses report that shots were fired and lawmakers were temporarily put on under lockdown. johnny, what is the latest? >> it has been an astonishing afternoon in the u.s. capitol. a car chase and a shootout shut down the city center. >> in the heart of washington, terror. car crashes into the barricades near the white house and then heads towards congress. [gunfire] started, i shooting got behind a tree and he got on .he ground here in >> as word spread, the white house was locked down. and those outside the supreme court were ushered inside for the safety. >> we heard a lot of police cars and then shots. towere simply moving back our office. >> one police officer was injured, airlifted to hospital, but the shooting does not appear to be political. a half, ther and incident was over. >> this appears to be an isolated incident with one vehicle involved. there has been coronation with all agencies come including the f ei. >> -- the fbi. we don

as i thought a woman was just a walk in the park at six am we're awake at six ten we're up and running. this is just a short walk a couple of kilometers to get the hall something because we're only getting started . finished the exercise. even though i'm probably fits of the i've been for years this is a totally different level. one to. push push. do as many push ups as you can. i can safely say i'm never going to get used to doing pushups on gravel. the way you are you tired soldier. do you think it's going to be easy. go on with the exercise. come on come on come in the morning. let's get ready to run. is this we don't call them good soldiers or bad soldiers over the command of the conference for many construction to a good soldier is a bad one but the main thing is i still. it has to want to become better almost a year they'll be back home boys but it's true men who understand the army way of life and have stood shoulder to shoulder with their comrades. are years not enough to become a real soldier no but at least a year of army service behind your soldiers is quite a good experienc

. >>> cameras capturing the dramatic scene as a woman leads police on a deadly high-speed chase through the heart of washington. what we're learning about the woman behind the wheel and the the impact that investigation is having on traffic this morning. >>> plus, lawmakers on capitol hill turning their focus to the hundreds of thousands of people who are not being paid as the government shutdown drags into its fourth day. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome 0 to this friday, october 4, 2013. we are entering day four of the government shutdown, and there is little evidence that any progress has been made in the effort to end the standoff. we've learned that overnight the white house canceled president obama's entire trip to asia set for next week. a fight over the debt ceiling will reach its limit in about two weeks. house speaker john boehner says, however, that he will not allow the nation to default on its debt. the house plans to vote on more piece meal bills today. it would approve back pay for furloughed workers once the government reopens. >

first of all, the obstacles to women are coming up just as a woman, and it looks like she is going tothe democratic candidate for governor, and we are talking about davis. that could be significant. there's an accusation made the republicans in texas is trying to make sure it's difficult for the constituencies that oppose them, it's difficult for them to vote. >> and let's talk about the financial as secretapect of thi. the cheapest document to get a valid i.d. is a birth certificate is $22, so is it like a pole tax? >> that's exactly what that is. i got in trouble when i said some of their number were trying to harken back to the days of jim crow, and this is proof of what i was saying. >> they only issued 41 of the new certificates that allow people without a valid i.d. to vote, and more than 1 million in that state are eligible, but they don't meet the requirements, and is it suggested a lot of people are going to be disinfranchised. >> well, those are people in the constituencies that would vote against the conservatives and republicans, people who are latino and minorities. this

as a single mother, as a woman involved with sandy, everywhere i go i have to have her snow id -- personald. you are embarrassing me as a woman, to think that a person cannot go out, get their marriage certificate, go to social security -- which i'm in the process of doing -- and have to show a picture id. host: i will give you a chance to respond to that. sorry for and i'm very sinuous a woman. i'm not straining to believe this because these are facts. is very easy to live in your own bubble and know what you know and to have access to the things that you have access to. but i think it's also important to think about situations other people are in. and how laws might affect them. host: martin williams, story editor for "mother jones." appreciate you coming on and appreciate all the "mother jones" reporters and editors who joined us this morning. angst for doing it. that is our chauffeur today. we will see you tomorrow at 7:00 a.m.. we will send you to the senate homeland affairs [captioning[cay national captioning institute] committee. performed by national captioning institute] [captions