jackie benson has our report. >> reporter: investigators believe the man seen running at the top right of the screen is the person who assaulted a 16-year-old as she walked along a cut-through path coming home from woodson high school in fairfax monday. video from a nearby home security system. >> a policeman came to me. do you know what happened yesterday in the community? i said no. he said like, there was a go who assaulted a girl here. i said okay. he saw the cameras actually. >> the homeowner is grateful she could be of help. >> we were not interested for that at the beginning for the cameras. i guess it is worth it now. >> images have helped enhance the victim. the suspect between 20, 30, 5'8", 170 pounds acle school bu driver said she will will never forget the girl's cry for help. >> the loudest, pitching, horrifying scream. it must have lasted five minutes. >> reporter: police say they have been able to find no connection between this crime and an attack on a 24-year-old woman in burke last week. a public meeting on the matter is plan ford later this month. reporting from fair

jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. a freshman at syracuse university, upstate new york, found dead today in her dorm room. her name was courtenay nash and lived in maclean, virginia. police say her death does not apore to be suspicious. majoring in economics. >> cell phone video of a fight between a student and parent at howard county went viral. and it started over french fries. this is long reach high school in columbia on wednesday. this video shows a football player trying to defend himself after being attacked by a parent who showed up on campus to settle a dispute. school officials say this stemmed over french fries thrown in the cafeteria. the video has received over 800,000 views. on the video blog worldstarhiphop.com. tonight, students among those helping the schooliry claim its positive image. >> most of the time when people say, did you see that on youtube or something, you say, whatever. you fry and highlight the better things. we say did you see the basketball game this weekend, double evertime win. >> eve

jackie benson was at the hospital as the parents arrived. >> reporter: there was two buses hit. one bus was pretty strong. we got knocked into the bushes. >> reporter: 16-year-old brandy jackson deskrucribes what happe as her school bus left the high school in upper marlboro. >> i was sitting side waysn't got thrown and hit my head on the metal window. that hurt. >> reporter: although the collision happened at low speeds the impact of the large vehicles jolted students severely. about three dozen were taken to local hospitals. many aboard a bus used for mass casualty incidents. loaned by anne arundel county. the triage area spilled out of prince george's hospital center. most of the injuries were minor and in the middle of the excitement, most of students manage to call mom. >> it was kind of harrowing, getting a text from my son telling me, that he has been in an accident. that's all i got. >> he sent me a text. told me he was going to be late coming home from school. i'm look why are you going to be late? he says because our bus was an in accident. >> my daughter called me on

jackie benson is there live with the latest. jackie. >> reporter: doreen, police activity became very intense just a couple of hours ago. dozens of police officers took up positions in in neighborhood near montgomery college around a home owned by someone we're told is it known to the suspect. moments ago montgomery county police chief thomas major updated us. >> the tactical units entered the home and found him deceased of an apparent gunshot wound. we believe it was self-inflicted. tactical units are currently clearing the house to make sure the rest of it is safe. >> reporter: it is a shocking end to this morning's rush hour murder in kensington. the security camera video from a nearby business shows a surreal scene during tuesday morning rush hour. a minivan stroped briefly, presumably when 36-year-old heather mcguire, the estranged mother of his 1-year-old son is shot. the minivan pulls away after her body is shoves out on connecticut avenue. cars drive past for 45 seconds before a tractor trailer stops almost hitting mcgui

reporting from northwest washington, jackie benson, news 4. >> one school in fairfax has a warning for students walking to class in the morning. a 16-year-old girl attacked near woodson high school. the man grabbed her by the neck and dragged her to the ground. 4:00 yesterday on a path along pickett road. police canvassed the area and didn't find any one. investigators told news 4 they do not think it is related to a sex assault of a woman nearby last week >> mitt romney will go to bed feeling good about his showing in illinois. he will win the state with more than 45% of vote easily outpacing rick santorum. still a question about how far that will go in terms of united the party. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: mitt romney shored up his front-runner status in illinois. a win this one by a large margin in a big midwestern battleground state. >> join us. join us. together we are going to ensure that america's greatest days are still ahead. thanks, you guys. thank you so much. >> reporter: romney showed his strength. winning men and women voters in illinois. moderates and tea part

no, benson was not a drama. benson was a comedy.ongratulations. [ applause ] >> i don't think that guarantees my spot. >> being on the same network, do you see each other? >> yeah, we shoot on the same lot. so il stop by her trailer. she has a baby. his name is henry. he's six months, years old. >> months, years? >> he's like, you make a big deal out of each month. it's like a year when they're that age. >> jimmy: so he's in first grade now. are you fond of little henry? >> so fond. >> jimmy: are you going to be a fun aunt? >> i plan on it. right now he gets excited when he sees anything that moves. so i'm really fun because i move. >> jimmy: so henry's in the trailer a lot? >> he's with my sister all the time. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> so we get to hang out. >> jimmy: do you hang out there a lot? >> whenever i can. i'm working all the time and so is she. so if i have a break that's long enough. >> jimmy: is that how you explained it to the baby? >> yeah. if i have a brake that's long enough. >> i think emily told us a weird story a

jackie benson, news 4. >>> police in arlington are looking for two police impersonators. they robbed a family at gunpoint in their house. it happened in the 300 block of south fillmore street. the suspects had a fake search warrant when they knocked on the door last week. they got inside they stuck the residents up. they took things inside with them out of the home. >> i opened the door. they have a gun and a knife. you know, he's wearing mask and gloves. the other one -- >> the two made off with $13,000 in cash and jewelry. police say it appears that the incident was isolated. and that one of the people in the house is currently awaiting trial on charges of bank robbery. >>> remember that fire that sent seven prince georges county firefighters to the hospital last week, it was arson? chopper 4 was over the scene as wined withes fuelled the fire on 57th avenue in riverdale friday night. investigators also think the same arsonist who set this fire set a fire at the house next door a few weeks ago. >> certainly arson is not something that somebody picks up and starts, and j

. >> brad benson, representing the port and port staff. i want to extend the thanks of the port to mr. martin. he has done an amazing job leading this project effort. i want to thank the event of 40 and raise management, as well. before i get into my presentation, i want to talk about the major change here, which is switching from a development model to a capital project delivery model. we did put a lot of time in putting this together, and i think the port staff has found that that had a set of development opportunities that would create great improvements in the south beach area of a waterfront consistent with the waterfront plan. that said, we do understand that it was a very expensive investment. there was a great risk involved in that, and the development discussion had started to overshadow what should have been the proper focus, which was the event. and i want to say that i think it is a testament to the strong planning effort that happened over the past year that with the event authority and race management and city staff, we were

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and it is said that he was killed at benson force. and patton said, i sent him to benson force because they were short on staff officers. and bradley's assistant who went with him the next day after this incident talks about how he went to the rear and was buying flowers and candy. and i'm thinking, well, if they went to the front because they were separate on officers, why is this guy goofing around. that's the story of captain jensen. so from north africa, patton goes to sicily. lands in the southern part of it. it's very popular in the movie that he wanted to land at palermo on the top and british land in the south and cut it off. but i was reading a british raf officer who was in charge of the code breaking. and he said they briefed patton about two months beforehand and said the germans have concentrated their troops in palermo. it's unwise to land there. and patton said you're right. it wasn't the great controversy that the movie makes. so here he is landing in gella is the way they pronounce it in southern sicily. and he said t

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jackie benson, news4. >>> a developing story in syria this morning.ber of civilians and security forces have been killed in two explosions. the blast believed to be caused by car bombs happened in syria's capital, damascus. the criminal security department building was hit. the blast is called terrorist attacks by syria but rebels claim the government is behind the explosions. the year-long uprising has seen thousands of civilians killed. >>> before his death, osama bin laden was working on an assassination attempt against president obama and david petraeus. there were documents taken from bin laden's compound after the al qaeda leader's death in may. bin laden ordered crews to begin organizing in afghanistan and pakistan and the reports show he believed america would fall apart if vice president biden became president. despite the scary details, u.s. officials say the plot was never a serious threat. >>> request denied. a setback for an army private accused of leaking classified information to wikileaks. a military judge won't let bradley manning's a

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paul benson suffered broken bones in one of his arms, but lopez had a fractured skull and cranial hemorrhaging. lopez later died. they're unsure if it is related to the crash, but regardless -- police are after the driver. this all happened back on february 12th. we're seeing this video. get this -- on march 12th a 911 dispatcher in georgia gets a hang-up call. of course they call back. that number is not responding so what do you do? you send a unit to the scene. they send police to an address in norcross, georgia. when the police pull up, they see a man entering the passenger side door of a van and begin questioning the man. hey, we've been getting a 911 call from this address, what's wrong, what's your name? police i.d.'d him, ran his name through a database. they found out this is the driver of that suv. they found out and arrested him, now charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. >> why did he call 911? >> it was a mistake. >> karma is a tricky little lady. >> good police work though. >> it takes time to stop and check the information and see who he was. that's good stuff. >>

brad benson, working on the team representing the america's cup project. since we last spoke to you, a lot has happened. you have seen this play out in the paper with the america's cup project. we regret we did not have an opportunity to get a written report to you today, but we wanted to provide a verbal report to the commission about where things stand with america's cup planning, and where we expect things to go over the next several weeks. as you know, on february 27, the america's cup authority and mayor lee announced the event will continue as planned in 2012-2013, but with the proposed move of the team industrial bases to tpier 80. as you will recall, the world series events planned in 2012, we're looking to pier 80 as the site to host team bases. the development portion of the deal that we have been working on over the past year will not proceed, and as a result, we expect more discreet investment in the waterfronts, and we are not looking to development agreements to repay that investment. instead, the port would undertake the required improvement

we have no more time to waste. >> it's guy benson. i love the atlantic. here is a lot of what you're saying in my mind makes sense. i'm wondering where does the government come in here in your view? what's the role of the government? should they be doing some of this training and education directly? should they be mandating? getting out of the way? how do you view the u.s. federal government's role in this vision of yours? >> well one thing i would like to do is see the president in a bipartisan way call a summit on making service jobs good jobs. e we can't get around it anymore. manufacturing is going to come back. we're going to create some jobs. we're going to create knowledge jobs. they pay $70,000 a year. i'd like to see the president over the course of this campaign say i want every american to have a good job. i'm going to call together a summit commission. what's interesting is from zappos to rea to starbucks to whole foods, these companies are making service jobs better. there's just not enough of them. we need a national initiative. we did it wi

. >> brad benson, special projects manager for the port of san francisco, representing the port director. committee members, i really want to thank the committee for considering this item today. i want to thank the board generally for being willing to hold a committee meeting as a whole. particularly want to thank the budget office was been working hard to prepare a report for the committee as a whole. the reason for this item is that yesterday, the board of supervisors approved a least his position agreement for the 34th america's cup. under that revised proposal, the city would provide the new leases to the america's cup event authority for periods ranging from about a month from now to six months after the match, which is scheduled for september of 2013 on a rent-free basis. and the port would conduct a series of improvements to port property using port harbor funds to prepare the various sites for the events and fulfil certain regulatory requirements, which i will go over in a moment. the delivery dates -- either under the lease disposition agreement or the permits for the america's

. >> brad benson, special projects manager with the port of san francisco, representing the port directorm pulling up the slide show -- the port through the america's cup planning process and the cruise terminal planning process has identified that it needs to disconnect shoreside power at pier 27. this pier 27 shoreside power project was a marquee project for the report. funded by combinations of sources that i will describe in the presentation. we got a lot of scrutiny from the bay area air quality management district, who partially funded this court -- this project. epa and several nonprofit organizations that advocate for clean air about this proposal to disconnect shoreside power at pier 27 during the construction of the cruise terminal and the america's cup event. and through the ceqa process identified another short power project at pier 70 that could offset increased emissions that would result from disconnection of the pier 27 facility. this item does to how the court would implement the year 70 shoreside power -- how the court would implement the piers 7 shoreside power project

jackie benson joins us live with the details. >> wendy, police are on the scene. this was a vaeery disturbing incident. at 8:45 police were called, two teenagers being bit be in a pit bull. the two teens, boy 15, girl 13, were bitten several times by police on arms, leg and girl on her taken to the hospital by ambulance. there were two dogs at the scene. allen one acting aggressively. a sheriff deputy on the scene tasered the dog. when that didn't work in an effort to subdue it nonlethally. officers were forced to shoot the dog. the other dog ran away. the owner is said to be dr disstradi distraught over the incident. >> this happened inside radio shack on columbia road. the vuk tim ick titim is okay. >> chaos in an airliner, the pilot kicked out of the cockpit and controlled by passengers. the man was screaming words about a bomb, al qaeda, telling everybody to say their prayers. tonight, we're hearing from some of those who wrested the guy to the floor. jim? >> reporter: jim, routine flight until about two hours before its scheduled landing when sources say the

benson and the many colleagues throughout city staff who worked hard on this. i want to thank the event authority, mr. barkley, and your colleagues. i'd like to thank the organizing committee. i think i saw mr. beal here and many folks have been working with you and this truly has been a joint partnership and one we'll continue to work with together as we prepare in the coming months and in the coming years so with that at this point, i'd like to make a motion to amend and hope we move this forward. >> we have motion to amend item 4 outlining the amendment of a whole. can we have a second to that motion so we have a second by supervisor kim? supervisor kim? supervisor kim: thank you, supervisor campos. i also want to reiterate my support for the resolution before us today. i know within the public there's a lot of confusion between the development and the event itself and i think that this board fairly unanimously supports america's cup being staged in the city and county of san francisco and we're excited to see this event come to us and i'm also appreciative

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now i'd like to turn over the podium to surgeon general regina benson. regina. >> good afternoon. and a very special thank you to secretary sebelius in her exceptional leadership in this critical issue and a public health issue. she really regrets to have to leave for another commitment because she's really been very involved in this initiative from the beginning. being here today is personal to me. as many of you, it's also personal to you. as i mentioned took this position, my mother died of lung cancer from smoking. when she was young, she started smoking because she was a girl, she wasn't allowed to smoke like her twin brother was and she said as soon as she got to be old enough she would. and she started smoking as a teen-ager and it took her life. i then watched my uncle buddy, her twin brother, a world war ii survivor sit tight to an oxygen tank, struggling for each breath because of emphysema until not long ago his lungs gave out. i don't want others suffer dues dew to the use of tobacco use. over the two year i've had the privilege of releasing two surgeon general reports

. >> jackie benson starting off in northwest d.c. with developing details. jackie. >> reporter: tables at d.c. police headquarters were covered with iphones, ipads and other portable electronic devices believed sfoelen in the unprecedented series of street robberies that have left residents of several northwest d.c. neighborhoods unnerved. they include a series of armed muggings in the friendship heights and tenley town areas since december. faced with increasing public concern, kathy told investigators don't just arrest the robbers but take the profit out of the crime. police won't give out details of the undercover operation which is ongoing except toosz the electronics and hundreds of pacts of pacts k-2 or spice were recovered during search warrants served at corner markets and carry outs throughout the city. 25 people were arrested. >> if you are in any way, shape or form involved with the robberies, the breaking into cars, breaking into homes to steal items to pass them along or fence them, we're going to find you and arrest you. this will not stop. >>

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reporting from rockville, jackie benson, news 4. >>> tonight the owner of a popular ice cream shop is facing child sex assault charges. they say he assaulted a boy he knew more than a decade ago. he was a police officer at the time of the alleged attacks. the victim is now 27 and claims he was assaulted over a period of five years beginning when he was 12. he's already in skral on prescription fraud charges. he's the owner of jo jo's ice cream. >>> there are plenty of question about why a judge let a rockville man out of jail only to see him kill his estranged wife. he shot and killed heather mcguire yesterday, and then later he killed himself. judge barry hamilton had just released him from jail. he was behind bars for violating a protective order and threatening his ex-wife this past weekend. some lawyers say this is a good reason to raise bail requirements for repeat domestic abuse offenders. >>> the president and the first lady treated british prime minister david cameron and his wife samantha to a state dinner at the white house tonight. it's the largest state dinner ever thrown

jackie benson is live in our newsroom with this story. jackie? >> well, wendy, the threat concerns a student may bring a gun to high school tomorrow morning. parents learned about it in an automate ed robo call this evening. the threats were found on a bathroom stall. the department is investigating and there will be additional officers on patrol at the school on panther pride drive off u.s. 1 tomorrow. now, both school officials and police say there's no evidence that the graffiti is a credible threat. parents say they are worried given the recent school shootings around the u.s. and we're told some are considering keeping their students home tomorrow. school officials released no other details on the possible threat and the matter was first reported on the inside nova website tonight. >> thanks, jackie. >>> the search continues tonight for a man who may have tried to snatch a 14-year-old girl in loudon county this afternoon. the reported abduction attempt happened just down the street from the meadowland elementary school in the sugar run area

benson mention. the of the authority would step in, and they would reimburse. based on this outcome, what was negotiate with the of the accord is that this is the city paying for the work under either approach, which supplied the local hire ordinance under each approach, so the current percentages apply no matter who does that work, just as they do now at the chris tillman project, so all the permanent and the structure improvements will be subject to the local hire ordnance. supervisor mar: bank. president chiu: any other questions, colleagues? supervisor avalos? supervisor avalos: an agreement with some of the trades, could you talk about that, please? >> we have got a changing free marketeer and a changing framework there. that is really a private discussion with the event of 40. obviously, there construction work is now limited under this approach, but they still let the other potential temporary work and things that may happen, so i understand that those conversations continue. president chiu: any other questions, comments? ok, thank you, mr. martin, mr. b

the motion was filed yesterday after a judge benson leg ruled the requirement residents show good and substantial reason to carry a handgun as unconstitutional. state is asking him to clarify the plan to issue an injunction barring the state from denies permits base on that requirement. >>> two people are dead this morning seven others injured following a shooting that happened in the psychiatric hospital in pittsburgh on thursday afternoon. police have not confirmed but they believe one of the two people who died is the shooter. it happened in the lobby of the clinic part of the university of pittsburgh medical center. a post to the hospital twitter account says there may have been a second shooter but that's unclear. police are investigating this morning. >>> services for a teen shot in northeast baltimore will begin tonight. her funeral is set for tomorrow at the southern baptist church on chester street at 11 in the morning. the viewing will be held at the same location tonight. police say the two boys were playing with a handgun or a rifle rather when the 13-year- old monet turna