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the impact caused her to be thrown from the car. medics pronounced her dead at the zone.etigators say that the woman could have been involved in a shoplifting incident at the ikea store, but she wasn't being pursued by police at the time of the crash. >>> a man pleads guilty to sexual abuse ccarges. court his mmrning and is expected to agree to a plea deal on the harges that he sexually abused an altar boy back in he was indicted on 2 counts of child abuue. pastor of the church of st. patrick in cumberlandd >>> the university of virginia is hhlding a day of dialogueú following the murder of lacrosse ppayer and cockeysville native the day long event will center around violeece, violence the university officials decided to holddthe discussioo following love's death in may. she was found dead in her apartmmnt. hee xboyyfrien boofriendd hugus charged with her murder. >>> the ravens prepare to host their first home ame of the year. every day is a home game for one dudundalk family. every day is a purple day. thing about this room isle amazing, good morning, patrice. even the c

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car exploded just outside the daycare she runs. neighbors say the woman was on her way to the hospital for some sort of medical treatment when she got in her car, turns on the ignition and boom. police scoured the area tonight looking for any clues. the woman did suffer serious burns. she was taken to ucsc burn center. what caused that explosion. still not clear. >> my husband, he just -- you know, sometimes his initials and maybe our child's name. >> banking and buying, book, all online and protected by your personal password, right? wrong. online criminals don't need your password to steal your identity. why your password may not be protecting you at all. >>> i wanted him to know who he really went to high school with. >> making the grade. a new movie exposes education in america and its flaws, and a bay area school is right in the middle of it. >>> plus, the government takes unprecedented action against a popular diabetes drug. >>> and right now, we're seeing 50s and 60s around the bay area, but starting tomorrow, soar into the 90s. you'll bee the 0sseg wee see the 90s in the forecast. we look at that, when we come right back. [

that area this afternoon >>> in arlington, police say that a driver who had a medical emergency was responsible for a seven-car pileup on i-66 this morning. the cleanup is causing delays near the roosevelt bridge. four people were taken to hospital and there is no word on their condition. >>> investigators say suspect on the list should be considered armed and dangerous. there was a crash in southeast d.c. early this morning. courtney robinson brings us the latest. >> it was a series of crimes that led them -- led the police to cousy's -- southeast washington and lead to a shoot out. >> it was crazy and i was asleep and i heard about 20 gunshot. >> prince george's county officers say at 2:30 this morning a man robbed someone on kenilworth avenue and 45 minutes later, they got a call about a carjacking. officers responded and got into a high-speed chase with two men in this car. the car had maryland tax. >> the suspect lost control of their vehicle during their pursuit. they bailed out of the suspect vehicle and they exchanged gunfire with uniformed prince george's county police officers. >> police offices also

. >> reporter: the family put him in their car and headed straight for the medical center. >> no timebsolutely no time to wait for help. >> 15 year old amanda sat in the back seat trying to comfort her neighbor with prayer. >> god brought you this far, you're here for a reason. >> he's now in the burn center in san francisco. today for the first time, his girlfriend's mother and family members stopped by the site where jessica died. while they are now back in their home, things are far from normal. they are haunted by the event and image of a young man desperate to live. >> no. never going to return. my mom slams a door and i start shaking. >> reporter: while their actions were indeed heroic, don't call them heros, they say they were doing what anyone would have done. >>> the home owners whose houses were damaged now face the slow task of restoring them. crews were cleaning and fixing some of the homes, work being offered for free with pg&e paying for the service. >> i'm satisfied they asked me exactly -- they took all our clothes, mattress and window coverings and are cleaning everyt

. >> reporter: the family put him in their car and headed straight for the medical center. >> no timelutely no time to wait for help. >> 15 year old amanda sat in the back seat trying to comfort her neighbor with prayer. >> god brought you this far, you're here for a reason. >> he's now in the burn center in san francisco. today for the first time, his girlfriend's mother and family members stopped by the site where jessica died. while they are now back in their home, things are far from normal. they are haunted by the event and image of a young man desperate to live. >> no. never going to return. my mom slams a door and i start shaking. >> reporter: while their actions were indeed heroic, don't call them heros, they say they were doing what anyone would have done. >>> the home owners whose houses were damaged now face the slow task of restoring them. crews were cleaning and fixing some of the homes, work being offered for free with pg&e paying for the service. >> i'm satisfied they asked me exactly -- they took all our clothes, mattress and window coverings and are cleaning everythin

investigators say a driver had a medical emergency, lost control of his car and hit several other carsthe total of seven cars were involved. arlington county police say that the driver died at the hospital. >> today, a world war two veteran was read to rest at arlington national cemetery. his wife traveled from washington state. we are joined with their story. >> he was never properly recognized by the military for years, but his family said that the hero never complained about it. instead, he fought for equal rights for black americans. >> for years, as his wife did not know what he accomplished. he never spoke about the war until decades later when the army if the tenant was awarded to the medal of honor by president clinton. he was the only living black world war two veteran to receive the military's highest honor. >> what do you think he would have said today? >> my husband would have said [inaudible] >> his actions were recognized in 1996. a steady real value when did the share was some of blacks in world war ii. they learned about his medal of honor in a phone call. he passed awa

. >>> a medical emergency may to be blame for this violent car crash in the district. the accident happened this afternoon on s street northwest. a minivan struck a taxi driver who appeared to be just getting out of his parked cab. the driver hit a parked car and slammed into a brick wall. investigators say the driver of the minivan appeared to be having a seizure. both victims were rushed to the hospital in serious condition. >>> d.c. mayor adrian fenty won a primary, just not the one he wanted. democrats voted no. the city's republicans voted yes. they wanted hip as their candidate. 800 -- him as their candidate, 822 votes in fact. fenty won the gop primary as a write-in. it's too late to switch parties. he is not eligible because he wasn't a member on primary day. the man who defeated fenty vincent gray had this to say. >> we'll see what happens from this point forward, we'll see. it's his decision to make, but the impression i've had from him up to and including the democratic breakfast yesterday was that he doesn't intend to be anything other than a democrat. >> f

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medication. anyone who seee her should call 911. -ú>> woman is dead after a car thh white marsh mall pprking lot. happened at noon today. police say the driver lost ccntrol and was thrown from her vehicle when she hit a light pole. police say the driver could have been involved in a shoplifting incident in the i key a store but was not being chased by police at the time. >>> family of man illed in a crash on the chesapeake bay bridge reaches a settlemenn with thh familyyof the driver who caused the aacident. back in 2008 57-yeaa-old john shore died after he swerved his car has agrred to pay shoot's family 100,000 dollars. woman in the oncoming car had a blood alcohol level of.03. that was too low to press criminal charges. lauren cook has traffic edge report. lauren? >>reporter: thank you jennifer. we re eeling with congession on many of our main lines. only looking at 21 miles pee hour traveling norton 95 through the fort mchenry tunnel and slow if traveling on the jfx. lead to earlier crash on the northbounddlanes at cold spring lann. unfortunntely the delay wi

. >>> a medical emergency may have caused a violent car crash in the district this afternoon. two people were seriously hurt. the accident happened on s street in northwest. john hanrahan has the details. >> reporter: the vic lar mayhem on s street started this afternoon when a driver of a minivan rounded the corner from third street and struck a taxi driver who appeared to be getting out of his parked cab. the door of the taxi cab was damaged in the crash and the driver was lying in the middle of the street badly hurt according to witnesses. >> foetal position on the road, we ran to him, and he started to kind of move a little bit, and moaning a little bit, and we were all trying to ask him to stay with us. >> reporter: emergency personnel arrived in just over three minutes and they called for backup because the minivan had also smashed into a parked car driving at about 25 feet down s street and on to a sidewalk. then the minivan crossed the road, slammed into a brick wall, and plowed into a metal sign holder. the driver appeared to be having a seizure. >> foam coming from h

they found a man inside of a parked car along the 3400 block of dodge park road. medicshed him to the hospital with a gunshot wound. at this point they have not released the victim's name. >>> police are looking for who slashed some tires. police say 31 vehicles were targeted. several work trucks were vandalized. frederick police officers left notes on the windshield of victims they weren't able to contact. >>> 65 rainy degrees here in northwest washington. a big day for the supreme court's newest justice. that story is just three minutes away. >>> okay. we are four days away from the latest edition of dc.high schoolsports.net. the play of the day is from katrina of forest park law school in woodbridge, virginia. this is joseph walker. the senior receiver tyler taking it up the sideline. 25-yards. high schoolers if you would like to be a campus correspondent, get a free flip cam and a chance to win $5,000 college scholarship. just log on to dc.high school sports.net to apply. this is your captain speaking, we are fourteenth in line for take off. beep, beep, beep. looks l

medical office building. combined they would lept plus or minus, 2,000 parking places which equates to 10,000 cars which equates to 10,000 daily automobile trips. the all right -- already congested corridor would be further impacted with these garages and these number of cars. the problem is size. the reduction of local services, noise, traffic, emergency vehicles, spot loaning violations, and disregard for the planning department and planning commission established, zenning restrictions, among other thing. interfering with the success of established small businesses currently in operation along the van ness corridor. the impact this project will have on the already overextended muni system, wears to have to study the recommendation have the planning staff and adopting the environmentally sound and workable. thank you for your understanding. the neighbors of cathedral hill. >> hi, my name is bernard choten, i am with san francisco tomorrow. we firmly believe the long-term importance of cpmc in major hospital development transcends any short-term benefits such as job creation. it's a con upon the city and the de

medication. ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there. ... sometimes takesus. ♪ >>> one of the story we're following out of manassas, virginia. firefighters are still baling this three-alarm blaze. it has burned nearly three home to the ground. the smoke, as you can see can be seen out there from seven miles away. this is located in the sumner lane subdivision. >> still no injuries reported. firefighters are spraying other home with water in an effort to keep the flame from spreading. oining us now on the phone is gary marquez. he's a neighbor. tell us where you are when all this is unfolding. >> i was at home about ten houses from where the fire started. >> have they evacuated this street? you're still in your home. >> they cordoned off the streets. obviously there are lots of people around the house that's burning. but there is a lot of firefighters, a lot of police officers on the scene. >> gary, how did you get word of the fire? did you their sirens? did you smell smoke? >> i was at a conference meeting in my house and i heard my wife screaming the

car, with the stingy gas habits of a compact. >> thomas: united healthcare could be facing a bitter pill in california. its pacificare unit is under fire by state regulators, who say it has botched medical claims and hasn't paid doctors properly. if the violations are confirmed, the company could be on the hook for almost $10 billion in fines. this isn't the first time united's pacificare has been in hot water. it paid $2 million to california to settle charges it refused to pay claims for h.m.o. policy holders.  >> susie: new figures show a record number of americans are dipping into their 401(k) accounts before retirement. financial planners say that should be a last resort, because of penalties and taxes. but tonight's "money file" has a slightly different view. here's eric schurenberg, editor- in-chief at bnet.com and editorial director at cbsmoneywatch.com. >> in the past 12 months, one in every nine 401(k) participants has borrowed from his or her retirement plan. that's more people raiding nest eggs than at any time in the past 10 years, and it has occasioned all kinds of hand- wringing from financial advisers. now i'd be the last guy to encourage you to borrow unnecessarily. bu

people telling me that their cars are stuck inside so they can get to worked and they're hoping to get their belongings and medication course you've their homes are ok. >> emotional for all of us in the bay area community whose hearts " to those were suffering of from this explosion of fire. these are pictures from last night the fireball that led to all the devastation. or going to take a break and come right back. when i realized that along with all the gifts that i'd be getting a lot my husband's old stuff. fortunately, i got his mercury insurance too. mercury had better coverage, better service and and we saved hundreds of dollars by combining our home and auto insurance policies. and he got miss pookie. see, everyone wins. insure your auto and home (together) and save up to 15%. get a quote and see for yourself at mercuryinsurance.com. drive a heavy duty truck, have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a payload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough to bear up a max towing capacity that's over 10 tons. and a braking system tough en

medical treatment. >> a teenager dies after hh is struck by a car ii harford county. 14-year-old joey he o was out withnds when he was struck by a car making a left-hand turn at roote 24 at red pump road in belair. loved ones remember ttnight the fallstoo high ffeshman that linebacker for the jr. varsity football team. >> he is such a joy o watch play. >> touch my life. i will be forever changed. >>the funeral for him will be wednesday at noon at cook auditorium of mountain hristian church in jappa in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to a fund for the fallston rrcommend creation program. weekend shot and killed himself. police say they were alled to the home on south market street three times n sunday for a domestic dispute.3 the third time they were ttld the 28-year-old oliver cohen lefttthe which is home with a gun. >> they were trying to approach him to ake contact with him. and the officer felt that, you know, e as in danger at that point. and responded to that shot.ú firing several rounds. >> the woman suffered minor injuries. >> a woman is accused of killing her aunt, with the club. %-wheel

were just a few seconds to possibly get medication, closed things they need you concede there are carshere and maybe possibly until tomorrow when they can go back. reporting live in san bruno kron 4 news. >> officials are working to try and get people back in the homes. this is the devastation left behind will let all the viewers know that the news conference leak had led by the ntsb and state and local officials there were held within the last hour to. they're both up on our website at www.kron4.com you can go there for all that information. we'll be right back. within the last hour and a and we have an update from the state and local officials about the status of the development in san bruno. the anchorman is standing by with the latest. >> date updated us until this 37 homes now destroyed, seven with minor to moderate damage and four people dead. that number is still holding the at no additional reports of anybody missing. if they have surged 95% of homes at this point summer too hot to the sentence search dogs spayed another set of canines going in tomorrow. the ntsb has investigat

car insurance. ondon'ov >>> welcome back to the cnn cover story. our chief medical correspondent dr.urney threw a place most people have never seen. the undiagnosed disease program at the national institutes of health which opens its doors to a selects few patients. so, sanjay, you spent a lot of time with the man in charge. >> first thing he told me is he's not dr. house. >> he's not that grumpy. >> he's not that grumpy. a lot of people expect that because house is the person who solves medical mystery and they thought dr. gahl was going to be like him. he's not, he doesn't spend a lot of money on test, although he has them available to him. but he understands the value of hope. and a lot of patients come here who haven't had any hope in quite some time but he also has to balance that with failure. again, this idea that he's not going to be able to figure everything out. it's not a happy ending at the end of every single episode. so it's some of the most candid frank conversations he has to have with patients an me as well. >> for a lot of patients, as we were investigating this, re

car i was so scared. >> reporter: it happened so fast, the burns family barely escaped, taking only their medications. their house of 34 years burned to the ground. >> not so easy when you're this age to start all over again. >> reporter: helicopters and tankers battled the flames today, as hundreds of evacuees who spent the night in shelters were allowed to go home, but with a warning -- the danger isn't over. >> if we get a change in winds, a pickup in winds, you know, it's game on again. >> reporter: the fire started when live ammunition from a nearby national guard firing range ignited dry brush. that decision to use live ammo in these conditions is not sitting well with some homeowners. >> the guys that authorized the military to do the machine gun testing should be put in jail because it's arson. >> reporter: dry conditions have now kicked the fire season into high gear. a recent blaze near boulder, colorado, destroyed 166 homes. just one of several big fires across the west since july. >> by this time of year, we should start seeing cooler temperatures, better humidity, but this year we have be

begins to try to determine what caused the bus crash and whether there was a medical condition, did something happen with a car, did a car get in front of the bus? what in fact caused this accident? and then there is a mammoth task of having to reroute all of the people who are still sitting there, more than an hour and a half after this accident occurred. this number that you see on your screen, it's for wolf's bus line, that is the name of the bus traveling there. and if you have a family member that you believe may be on that bus or you have some questions, the number to call is 717-528- 7654. >> and one other small tidbit of information, we want to know vito told us there were several vehicles down there that appeared to be damaged. he couldn't tell us exactly how that happened or how they came in contact with the bus but he said they were down on the road below where the bus appeared to have fallen. there were vehicles there and didn't know whether or not the owners were still there with people or if the injured people were the owners of the vehicles. he couldn't figure that out yet. but something very ba

investigators are trying to figure out if he suffered a medical emergency like the heart attack before the accident occurred. >> a car went crashing through the glass window of a popeye's restaurant. happened on 16th street at 2:30. damion rodriguez, a fox 5 viewer was eating there when it happened. the man was driving and the wife was in the car and there were no injuries and we want to remind you, if you see breaking -- break news, take a picture and send it to us. >>> parents, listen up. fisher-price is recalling more than 10 million products everything from tricycle to toys and high chairs. >>> and iphone owners, beware. a crime alert across the region tonight, putting you at risk next. >>> keep it here. fox 5 news at 5 is getting started.  my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach... governor o'malley made the tough choice to freeze tuition. he made my dream of going to college into a reality. i'm th

at a time when many medications are picked up at a drive through window, the best prescription for drug safety is to get out of the car and consult with the experts directly. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> dining at hom could be riskier than going out. most kitchens would flunk the same test a restaurant has to pass. in a small study, l.a. conti health officials found that at least one in seven home kitchens would flunk. compare that to 98% of l.a. county restaurants that regularly get scores of a or b. while the study is believed to be the first widespread assessment of home food safety, it was not comprehensive, because it was done as an internet quiz, not through in person inspections. >>> we'll be rht back with the best drivers in the bay area. e >>> a major insurance company has done the math and determined the best drivers in the bay area are in santa rosa. santa rosa ranked number two in california. all state insurance counted the number of accidents its cuts racked up in a ten-year period. heyward, number 26, san jose number 29 ahead of oakland at 37. san francisco number 43. while the average driver has a colli

car. one lane remains open in each direction. chp suggests 280 as an alternate route. >> a medical examiner has positively identified the body of 35 yrlsz frederick sales. he had been missing for two weeks. list found his body wrapped in three layers of plastic and tucked away in closet and under the stairs in the home he rented. it's the same house where ricardo sales was found beaten to death. there is a prime suspect that is connected to the deaths of two women and his girlfriend. chp officers shot him to death after a high-speed chase. >>> daly city police have arrested two men they believe were involved in a deadly shooting nearly three months ago one person died after being shot on mission street on june 21. shooting took place at the end of the line for muni's 14 mission bus. investigators suspect both of men they arrested belong to a gang called ms-13 a group tracing roots to el salvador. san francisco police believe that a gang member in the shooting death of a man and his two sons last year. >>> did you ever notice how noisy it is on bart? san francisco chronicle surveyed the system and found the noisiest line is between

police found her clinging to life inside a car in the 2700 block of bruce place southeast. she had been shot once. medics rushed her to a nearby hospital where she died. at this hour police say they are focusing on an argument as the motive for the murder. >> and paul, we mentioned she had just left a club hours earlier. do we know if the argument started in the club and did she leave willingly? >> reporter: d.c. police say they are not sure when the argument began, laura. i talked with her sister and mother today and both said she had left the club on her own. >> i hear so many different stories, i can't say nothing about that until i talk to detectives. they know probably more than i know. i just know a friend of hers killed her. that's what the talk was about. i don't know why, anything. >> reporter: at this hour it's not clear if police have been in contact with this man. >> and tell us a little bit about ashley, what was she like? what do you know? >> reporter: her mother and others say she always had a smile on her face, she was one of four kids, she attended booker t. washington charter school and

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car. officers expect to keep at least three lanes closed in each direction until sometime later this morning. a medicalxaminer has now positively identified the body of 35-year-old frederick sales after missing for two weeks. police found his decomposing body wrapped in three layers of plastic and a carpet and then tucked away in a closet under the stairs of the hercules home he rented. it's the same house where his 73-year-old father ricardo sales was found beaten to death. valdemoro is the prime suspect, also connected to the deaths of two women and his girlfriend. chp officers shot valdemoro to death after a high-speed chase. daly city police have arrested two men they believe were involved in a deadly shooting three months ago. one man was shot on mission street in the top of the hill area on june 21st. the shooting took place at the end of the line for muni's 14 mission bus. investigators suspect both of the men they arrested belonged to a gang called ms-13 which traces its roots to el salvador. san francisco police expect an ms-13 member in the shooting death of a man and his two sons last year.

car. officers expect to keep at least three lanes closed in each direction until sometime after sunrise. a medicalntified the body of 35-year-old frederick sales. he'd been missing two weeks. police found his decomposing body wrapped in three layers of plastic and a carpet and then tucked under the stairs of the hercules home he rented. it's the same house where his father 73-year-old ricardo sales was found beaten to death. valdemoro is the prime suspect. they shot him to death after a high-speed chase. daly city police have arrested two men they believe were involved in a deadly shooting nearly three months ago. you might remember alexander died after being shot on mission street in the top of the hill area on june 21st. that shooting took place at the end of the line for muni's 14 mission bus. investigators suspect both of the men they arrested belonged to a gang called ms-13. that group traces its roots to el salvador. san francisco police expect a member in the shooting death of a man and his two sons last year. a disturbing pattern from the study of the eight california babies who died this

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cars. those are your tech bytes. i'm vinita nair. >>> it's not what you'd expect at a hospital, but it happened. i'm linda so. the latest on the deadly shooting that locked down johns hopkins' medicalpus. >>> who on earth would dump these cuties in a trash bin in a box taped shut? that story has a happy ending. >>> and this morning we're trying to figure out if a tornado touched down in the big apple. >>> thanks for joining us on this friday morning. no tornado here but really a lot of heavy rain yesterday. find out if that will change for the weekend. here's meteorologist justin berk. >> the weekend looks good. good morning to you. the sign of a faster

car we drive. they even want unelected panels of bureaucrats to decide who gets what life-saving medical care, ando expensive to be worth saving. >> anyway in my playbook tonight tea party darling christine o'donnell spokealt voters value summit tonight and she's got those righty talky points, doesn't she? are exposing all of her dirty laundry. one aide said she was more interested in getting a lucrative tv contract than she was in winning the election. another said o'donnell thought she was important enough to be the keynote deliverer at the national republican convention. now, i think o'donnell is pretty much delusional. she's done a pretty good job of exposing it herself, don't you think? on "o'riley show" back in 2007, she was criticizing monkey cloning and came up with this gem. the quote is this. "american scientific companies are cross-breeding humans and animals and coming up with mice with fully functioning human brains." whew. for more let me bring in talk radio consultant, holland cook. >> what can i say! >> you know what we're supposed to be entertaining in talk radio. do we just turn

medical emergency. the driver, 52-year-old chip moss died at the hospital. two victims in another car suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> after a week of disputes this water main break in southeast is finally getting fixed. it's a six-inch main and it's been leaking in the 2500 block of palmeroy road. the ground was so saturated a tree toppled over. no one knew who was responsible to fix it. but turns out the pipe belongs to dc water and they are the ones making the repairs. >>> let's check on the rush hour as people get ready for the weekend. >> you said it. it is friday. i wish i had better news for you but it is heavy and steady out there. start with 495 in montgomery county. stop and go from connecticut past university to college park. outer loop we have a crash at pennsylvania avenue. 95, tracking the commute south, date city to triangle a half hour delay. route 50, all lanes are open right now. back to you. >>> if stephen colbert's trip to captiol hill today was aimed at getting attention, it worked. how his testimony on undocumented workers went over with congress. >>> a