carroll told police she left her daughter with a friend who refused to return her. but the arrest affidavit tells a different story about what happened when they left. it was near this wooded area and creek. court documents say the 7-year-old girl told police she and her mother were walking when suddenly they started running. her mother said to get in the dumpster. because police were chasing them. the girl told police her mother helped her get in here. and police said she stayed here for 10 hours. by herself.

that's the same theme of girl carroll is emphasizing. if growth doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you. >> do you have monday thursday services, good friday services? >> we have a monday, thursday that we do with a collective of churches. it will be thursday evening before good friday. we come together and do foot washing. we have the lamb and sacred meal. it's a wonderful fellowship of many congregations coming together to just be in that wonderful place of sharing the word, hearing the story but again reflection. >> do you rotate that in different churches? >> we rotate the good friday cycle. we have been fortunate to host monday, thursday for a couple years. we are happy do that. that's our part. >> we have a monday thirsty service and just last year we introduced foot washing. i thought for a middle class congregation -- we offer a hand washing option. our folks entered into it. the physicality of community, grace, hope. >> let me back up and say what is monday thursday? >> monday comes from a latin word that means the new comm

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seriously. >> okay. >> once he heard jeter's location, officer carroll also has a decision to make.n if he's able to catch up to jeter's car, what can he do to stop it? >> i didn't really have a game plan at this time. and his to focus on getting there. >> i was emotionally terrified to the point i thought i was going to pass out. my hand were shaking. my heart was racing. and i was really scared. oh, god. >> okay, okay. mr. jeter, calm down. keep it calm for me. >> i knew i was probably going to die at that point. i saw a police car and another suv coming over the hill toward me. i see one trooper. university police. lights and siren, everything coming at me. >> i get up over the hill, i see him approaching. so i turned around and when i did, i started from pretty much zero making my u-turn and he's still moving at 60. [ siren ] >> i was in the three-digit speed somewhere just to catch up to him. first thing i tried was to stop the vehicle of get in front of it and slow it down, let him make impact. [ siren ] >> did i hit him? did i hit him? >> yeah. >> are you still going, sir? >>

carroll told police she left her daughter with a friend who refused to return her. but the arrest affidavit tells a different story about what happened when they left. it was near this wooded area and creek. court documents say the 7-year-old girl told police she and her mother were walking when suddenly they started running. her mother said to get in the dumpster. because police were chasing them. the girl told police her mother helped her get in here. and police said she stayed here for 10 hours. by herself. police say they found the little girl walking back to kings spa sunday morning after climbing out of the dumpster on her own. investigators say she was filthy hungry and thirsty with scrapes on her arms and legs. >> physically, she was fine. i think she was scared. people report she was very frightened. she didn't know where she was. she had been told by her mother to hide in this dumpster. reporter: the manager said carroll returned sunday morning looking for her daughter and called police when she couldn't find her. >> yeah i have two daughters. i cannot bel

time for the business news on "france 24" with stephen carroll. something fun for car lovers.e will go straight to the geneva motor show. >> that is right, the cars are the stars in geneva today. we have seen them recover in the past year, i suppose we have seen sales increased i .6% in the eu last year to 12 point 5 million vehicles, but that is still well below their peak of 16 million back in 2007. genie, we have the stock market that i will give you before we continue on with geneva, this is the picture of the european markets here at lunchtime, this tuesday, we've seen a fallback to a record high, that is where we saw the american markets hit a record high in trading on monday. i will move back onto geneva motor show, the european car market does need to be recovering, but it is so far off the peak of cars we saw back in 2007, carmakers hoping to build on that progress. among them is nissan. we spoke earlier to the chairman of nissan in europe, his name is paul wilcox, and i asked him about economic prices in europe how it was affecting their sales. let's take a look at w

jason carroll at the top of the broadcast. held two men in for questioning.ss turner was at the protest. here's what her grandmother, aye iris iris going on earlier today. >> it's just too much stuff going on with these kids. it's just crazy. it's so crazy that these kids are protesting an doing this. they need to be at home. that's where they need to be. in the house. all this is uncalled for with what's going on it's really uncalled for. >> iris turner joins me now. thank you for being with us. i know it's been a difficult 24 hours for you. your granddaughter was here at the protest when shots rang out. she called you. what did she say? >> she called and said they just shot a police. i said where are you? she was like i'm at the protest. i said get your [ muted ] home right now. >> you told her, get in the car. >> right now. said i'm leaving. i have the baby. we call her son, mj. ran to the car. let me know when you're in the car. i heard the car door slam. said, we're in the car. said grandma, i love you. i said go straight home. she said i'm going straigh

time now for the business news with stephen carroll.hat start with the european central bank meeting in cyprus today. reporter: 1.1 trillion euro to boost. he will be asked when he will pull the trigger on the so-called big bazooka. they plan to buy 60,000 euro. that figure is a negative figure, below zero. we have falling prices in the eurozone. the bond-buying policy is already having an effect. >> it is absolutely coming on the stronger end. they announce the ecb -- they have not initiated and the data has turned up. do not expect any headline printing coming out of this meeting. ecb will stay on the path. they want to see how the qe will impact the market. they will take further matters from there. reporter: look at the currency markets. the euro falling to an 11 year low against the dollar. it is down again in trading. on the stock market, trading is up slightly. the london ftse near record highs, cap by an insurer trading up by 5% after a healthy rise in profits. interest rates on the quantitative easing program are unchanged. anc

his name was jimmy carroll and jimmy carroll used to drive ted william around in the car and when tedas out of tom times jimmy would borrow the car. one night jimmy had a date and he asked ted williams, i've got a date, can i take your car? sure says ted. so he take this car picks up then date goes to the restaurant, pulls into the parking lot, and a police car pulls up behind him and says are you a baseball player? ask and she says, no, why? he spacious you're driving ted williams in car show. police knew his car. probably speeding all the time, probable my never got a ticket but his car was're well-known among the boston police. finally jimmy carroll convinces them he didn't steal the car it's okay. the cop says okay, no problem. then he says while you're in the restaurant would it be okay if i sat in the car? jumpy carroll said that's no problem. so he goes into the restaurant and they come out an hour later and the cop is in the car with five of his friends. they're just sitting in the car. like me. wanted to sit in the same -- it doesn't really -- it's embarrassing. what is the t

our jason carroll took the recording to an audio expert to see what it might reveal. here it is. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: key to the investigation in the lapd shooting will not be just what the officers did, but what they say. paul ginsburg is a recorded evidence specialist. he's been in the listening business for 40 years. think of him as an audio archaeologist, a man who digs for sound. >> it's a puzzle. each of my cases is a puzzle. >> reporter: first listen to a portion of that amateur video captured bay bystander in its original form. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. [ gunshots ] >> that's a lot of noise. but it sounds to me like you can hear someone saying "drop the gun" in that. >> yes, and it will be much more prominent after we subtract out all of the background sounds. >> reporter: now listen again this time to the enhanced version. some of the am by ents sound has been suppressed. background sounds minimized. listen again. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: and again. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: the enhanced version was run through a sophisticated computer program wh

this dramatic video shows 43-year-old eric carroll climbing out you have the crash he was partially paralyzed before the collapse and had trouble getting out. the city warned him his home was in immanent danger of collapse and he needed to get out. >> his house has been falling down since i was little. everybody was trying to tell him the house would fall down, he ignored it. >> a second house collapsed on the 6 hub block of union street in mantua. that home was vacant and nobody was hunter. >>> an explosion rocked -- nobody was hurt. >>> an explosion rocked a home in ocean county officials say the home exploded at 10:30 on the first more floor. a contractor was doing may it please thence work at the time. a gas main was left open inside the home. 26-year-old woman who was upstairs at the time was taken to the hospital for evaluation, but not hurt. >>> a race car driver is lucky to be alive today after his dragster suddenly split in half in the middle of a rails. larry dixon on the scene right reached 280 miles per hour his dragster buckled and broke in half and went airborne and landed hard

lawrence carroll was arrested last year for crimes that happened in the 1990s.he victim told police that carroll assaulted him more than 20 times starting at the age of 6. a judge sentenced him to serve between 12 and 24 years in state prison. >> hillary clinton paid a visit to the jersey shore today. the likely presidential candidate gave the keynote speech during the camp conference of the atlantic city convince center. the conference brings together professionals from the tri-state area. they can teach people in washington a thing or two about how to get things done. >> you have the red cabin. the blue cabin had to come together and actually listen to each other. wouldn't that be a novel idea? and today was the last paid speech on clinton's schedule. she's expected to enter the presidential race next month. >> she has faced many questions lately over her use of a personal email account while serving as secretary of state. clinton insists it was only for convenience and that all official emails were saved for record-keeping purposes. . just under three hours n

my colleague jason carroll is there at the vigil. us about it. >> well it just wrapped up don. a small group of people, but those who came out here they definitely had a lot of heart. clergy from all denomination and people from all walks of life showed up in this park here, and this quad area to pray for peace, and not just michael brown as some of them stood up to say, but to the offer the prayers for both of the officers and some of those here at the ferguson police department. one member of the clergy to tell the truth to suffer for the officers who suffered the injustices and not only for them, but the families and he said pray until there is no more blood in our streets. at one point as the vigil was going on, i spoke to the pastor barbara gayden who sis from kirkwood, about 20 miles from here and she said that she was encouraged to be praying for peace, and not talking about violence or shooting but healing, and peace. and just with before the vigil broke up the clergy said to hug someone and go home, and that is what they did

instead of celebrating 42-year- old leslie carroll. tonight her family is preparing for her funeral. >> "i had the truck towed away. its not available to him my locks on my doors have been changed. he's not welcome here and never will be - he killed my daughter." >> phillipe: so, it appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive. 60-year-old filip handl took. and, ruined any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. frances handl. >> "he was so disconnected and that should here been a red- flag to her that when she stepped in front of the truck. she said dad, this much ok, this much and if cost her her life." >> phillipe: frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >> "and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck about four feet because he was hogging the driveway with both of his cars

but the rival proprietors, the carrolls in capitol hill, wanted it there. l'enfant put the white house near georgetown, the capital on the hill near the other site washington had in mind. but it was l'enfant who convinced washington he needed the whole 6000 acres. it was not l'enfant's idea. it was the idea of george walker, a merchant in georgetown who dreamed of the idea of this federal city. where it was to be located, how it was to be financed, everything south of florida avenue. florida avenue, as you know, is the only nonlinear diagonal street in the old federal city. that was l'enfant's idea he got from walker. he convinced washington. washington's step-son-in-law, commissioner, writes to washington and says the presidential area, the white house or presidential mansion, is too grand, too big, not fitting for a republic. washington wrote him back and always supported l'enfant's vision. even after he quit, even after he was president. incidentally, it was known as the white house because that was the way it was painted in 1800. it was known as that by

but they are on the road to recovery. >> jason carroll live in ferguson, missouri. thank you for your reporting there. >>> now we go to lawrence bryant a photographer for the st. louis american. he was on the scene when police officers were shot on wednesday night, and he joins us now live from ferguson, missouri. you were the photographer who took the picture of helping -- officers helping the other officer that was shot. how did the scene and crowd change after those shots rang out? >> there was a little bit of pandemonium. all the protesters they scattered. everybody hit the deck. certainly the police hit the deck and they went into defense mode. >> you know one other question when people basically scattered, was there a concern that it was coming from the crowd? what were people thinking when this happened? >> well really nobody expected that. again, police they were leaving, the crowd was leaving. right when -- like i said it was very peaceful, so nobody expected that to happen. when i say people scattered, like they were trying to leave and get off the lot, it

we'll see what happens as a result of that jason carroll, my thanks to you. we have heard from a couple of prominent voices in the wake of these shootings, even michael brown's own parents condemning the senseless shooting of the two ferguson police officers. we have more on that but now hearing from the attorney general eric holder waiting to see if he makes any comments. let's dip in. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i want to thank you all for being here this afternoon, but i want to first address the heinous and cowardly attacks that occur edred over two brave law enforcement officers last night. i want to be clear. i unequivocally condemn these repugnant attacks. august of us in the law enforcement family and all american as cross the country are praying for the safe recovery of those two officers and i stand ready to offer the full investigative resources of the united states department of justice, the fbi to solve this crime. and to hold these perpetrators fully, fully accountable. now, my brother is a retired law enforcement officer and he alw

eric carroll has a 50% chance of being paralyzed. his east sterner street home collapsed early saturday morning and just yesterday his dog named bruno was found alive at the collapsed site. his two other pets were rescued over the weekend. there's still no word what caused the collapse. >>> keeping pedestrians safe. that's the new idea behind the new pilot program by septa. >> pedestrians, bus is turning. >> septa provided us with this video demonstrating their safe turn alert system. it's designed to audibly warn pedestrians, especially those even grossed in their phone calls, texting, and music that the bus is turning. >> when he turns the steering wheel, it activated the strobe on the side of the bus as well as the arm letting pedestrians know the bus is turning. >> they have been installed in 12 septa buses. the pilot program so far which is an extension of the distracted commuters program. >>> let's see if there are problems on your road -- drive to work. >> good news to tell you. overnight construction along the pennsylvania tu

stephen carroll, thank you for that business news for the press review. -- thank you for that businessews. time for the press review. nicholas is with me to talk about today's papers. lots of coverage on the israeli prime minister's speech, that speech to a rare joint session of congress in the u.s. >> let's go straightaway to the toronto times --tehran times the iranian reaction. his argument is that congress should not forget that the great majority of americans back nuclear talks with iran. it says, seeing this applause in congress is irritating when we consider that netanyahu's stance has angered some politicians within israel. looking at the american press can i turn to the editorial board from the "washington post" and it has its official verdict saying that netanyahu's arguments need to be listened to by barack obama. it has said that the white house has sought dismissed the israeli leader as a politician seeking reelection. that should should stop, it says. and obama needs to end these attacks on the negotiations. what about a large nuclear infrastructure in iraq? and what abou

carroll has a 50% chance of being paralyzed. just yesterday his dog a chihuahua named bruno was found alive at the collapsed site. his two other pets were rescued. still no word on why the home collapsed. >>> two firefighters' metal ladder hit a power line. the firefighters were treated for burns at temple hospital. >>> scientists at boston children's hospital say low vaccination rates are responsible for the measles outbreak that began at disneyland late last year. they studied areas with the largest clusters of measles classes including parts of arizona, california illinois. they were only 50 to 80%. they say those rates are far below the 96 to 99% needed to stop the contagious virus from predding. >>> workers are starting to reach the devastation in vanuatu after a powerful cyclone made a direct hit on the island this weekend. this is what search teams are up against. roads are washed out. power is out. homes and bridges have been destroyed. dozens of people are missing. thousands are homeless. the true death toll may not be

police say she helped carroll plan the attack and with him over the weekend. >>> commissioner on crime and delinquency will solicit applications by early july. penn state will use $12 million of the fund for the network or child protection and well-being. >> from our delaware news room, university delaware president patrick harker said else stopping down. he said he is moving on to become the president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of philadelphia. his tenure ends july 1. he plans to work closely with the university trustees to insure smooth transition for the next university president. >> what the photographer is saying about the picture he took of cindy crawford. >>> we'll have more on the llama's and their chase through phoenix when "action news" comes right back. # hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i can't hear you. we'r

appreciate it simone and jason carroll as well. i want to go to sara sidner who is with the protesters, and not a great distance from where i am standing. sara, the mood is clearly -- well what is the mood like? >> well, i believe that we will win. one thing that we know is going to happen is that the thing that they keep asking for which is to indict that cop. that is the chant that is over and over again. that is not going to happen. the grand jury said they are not going to do that and the department of justice is not coming after darren wilson. he has been exonerated. the crowd is going to start thinning out here, and you are see seeing a few people here, as opposed to quite a few more not long ago, but i want to give you a look at where the police are in approximation to where they are, and oftentimes you will see a line of officers here, and that is not happening today, and it seems that the officers, you won't see them standing behind the cars and obviously, the st. louis county police now taking over again to do the patroll

>> jason carroll thank you so much. i want to bring in pastor mike robinson and bishop derek robin robinson if you gentlemen want to come over here a little bit. how do we want to do this? you're going to stay there. i apologize. just look at me if you would and talk to me. walk us through where were you, what did you hear what did you see? >> i was here last night. >> were you there? >> no i was just right by that light pole a little bit forward from there. me and a group of clergy members were out here. the night was going well. we were about to leave, actually, then we heard gun shots ringing out from above our heads, coming across. >> so from over there? >> yes, from the back of the lot. we heard the gun shots coming across. these weren't -- living in north st. louis, you know what a shotgun sounds like. this was a gunshot with a silencer on it. someone who was skilled and very precise about their target decided to shoot at police officers. >> your story basically the same? >> well last evening, the -- i would say i

family members tell us eric carroll has a 50% chance of being left paralyzed. just yesterday his dog was found alive at the collapsed site after being presumed dead. no word on a cause is there. >>> tonight an update on the young girl from bryn mawr battling cancer for the second time. >> 10-year-old mia reached her fund-raising goal of $100,000. that money will go to pediatric cancer research. last month we brought you her story and in just 24 hours, fund-raising jumped by $10,000. for more information on how to donate download the "nbc10 news" app or visit nbc10.com. >>> we had a lot of wind on sunday. kind of calm yesterday. now the wind is back. this time it's bringing in the colder air, so say good-bye to that mild air. the temperatures we saw in the 60s today. we're not seeing those again for a while. more cold blasts coming in the seven-day forecast. more than one. we also have snow in the forecast just as we end winter and start spring. on friday. we continue to see the flags blowing. we got up to 68 today around noontime. 44 tomorrow and thursday with

the inspections will happen during the day in an a run kell prince georgcounty calvert, carroll and frederick counties. they expect to complete the inspections by the end of the month. bge will identify any damage and schedule repairs. >>> you are going to run into road work this morning along 95 in stafford county. two southbound lanes are closed as vdot repair as bridge deck. the lanes will reopen at 11:00 a.m.. >>> a popular slug line may be g big commuter headaches at one park and ride. vdot officials will now monitor the stafford borough boulevardgarrisonville after backups were seen. the lot had been resigned to ease commuting but these issues may send vdot back to the drawing board. vdot will talk to the people who use those slug lines to hear their thoughts. >>> about 2,000 are signed up for a pub crawl in arlington. and the number is only hatch as big as last year. the change comes with new rules for pub crawls after 25 people were arrested last year. some of last year's stories include a man crashing a car while driving naked and a story where someone peed on a police car with offic

laurel along a rural road in carroll county yesterday. 26 years old and had a 2-month-old baby with her husband kyle crosby. he's charged in the murder. and a 7-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. investigators say the gps device in crosby's car is what led them to the body. >>> american university is taking on yik-yak. racial postings are threatening to divide the campus. tonight jackie benson is getting reaction from the students. >> reporter: what did it say in that's what you had students say after receiving this e-mail. it says, "the au community is deeply offended by racist posts on yik yak." few students are exactly aware of what the offensive posts said. >> it was a very broad e-mail about yik yak so i don't really know. >> i know a lot of people get personally attacked on sites but when they are not, it's not as big of a deal. >> reporter: some believe the university e-mails concern posts made last month, commenting on nationwide unrest following the police shooting of unarmed shooting michael brown in ferguson missou

owe carroll and miss davis' impression. isn't there some publicly available information we aren't necessarily cross-checking with? >> that's correct senator. what we did was an audit a few years ago, we were looking at -- we went to ssa and saw how many payments were suspended. i guess it was 58, then we went through the 58. we found that 57 were deceased. the way we found is that one third had been able to find out about the information on the records, and it was a question of cleaning it up. one third of it we were able to get death certificates from the states and other things like that, the other third was using databases that were available to identify the person as deceased and be able to get the information that way. >> i find third party databases are very useful. >> do we need legislative -- in order to incorporate information that's already available in third party information, and also when i hear mr. owe carroll's example, i think that apparently the state's what they're doing and submit ingting the statistics t

and they are free, and coaches will hear from later is now a commute organizer, working with pete carrold coaching kids fifthing them a path out of the get coe, norm runs a tax return service, rick has written his own ought biography, and wouldn't even be able to read today. so i am amazed that these guys are out there and that they are doing something positive now. >> this theme of literacy it was one of the high point oz if movie, and really revolutionary in terms of drawing these lineds how it effects kids coming out of these communities, is it time to rethink how we are aetch proking literacy in these communities. >> it think it's time to rethink how we think about literacy. a lot of these young people that we see coming out of these communities are ill lit rate but in ways we don't netly understand. i think we have to rethink the abilities of these young mark said that he was amaze tad these young people have made it, we have to remember are that these young people come from a history of resilience. they have made it through a lot worse than the crackup dig, they have made it throug

kyle korver and amare carroll each scored 20 points as atlanta routed sacramento 130-105.erence-leading hawks set a franchise record, making 20 three-pointers and 22 assists. >>> in milwaukee, anthony davis scored 43 points tying a career high as new orleans beat the bucks, 114-103. the pelicans shot 60% from three-point range. >>> and two more teams earned a spot in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. northeastern won the colonial association tournament beating top seed william & mary 72-61. it's northeastern's first appearance in the ncaa tourney in 24 years. >>> and top-seeded warford just got by fuhrman 67-64 to win the southern conference championship. it's the terriers' fourth trip to the tournament in the last six years. >>> when we return, tragic air disaster. two helicopters collide in midair, killing nearly a dozen people during the filming of a reality show in argentina. >>> this portion of the "cbs morning news" sponsored by allegra d. not just strong allegra strong. use as directed. what we eat and drink can stain our teeth. new colgate total lasting white m

>> thanks very much jason carroll, on the scene. we will get back to you. the attorney general of the united states eric holder is reacting very angrily to the latest violence in ferguson. he is calling the attack on the two police officers disgusting and cowardly. let's go to our senior washington correspondent joe johns. he's got more on the reaction. the reaction very angry. >> reporter: right. despite that doj report from just days ago, that blasted the city of ferguson and its police department accusing them of widespread racial discrimination with a profit motive today attorney general eric holder and the department of justice were offering to come to the aid of ferguson pledging federal assistance in the investigation to help catch the shooter. as a matter of fact atf agents are already said to be working the case. holder unleashed a torrent of angry words for the crime and whoever did it. >> i want to be very clear here. i un heequivocalunequivocally condemn these repugnant attacks. what happened last night was a newer pure ambush. this was not some

>>reporter:it happened on the 31-thousand block of carroll avenue. >>reporter:while a man was driving in his truck down carrol investigators say he pulled over to let the speeding charger pass. >>reporter:but instead, police say that car stopped alongisde the truck and the drinver opened fire on the other driver, grzing him with at least one shot. >>reporter:luckily, he survived with minor injuries. >>reporter:nearby hillview crest elementary school was placed on lockdown for about a half hour while police unsuccessfully searched for the gunman. >>: "if you're driving and somebody cuts you off or somebody upsets you, it is best to keep your cool, keep driving and don't engage in any argument back and forth." >>:"i think its pretty scary actually. you never know whose carrying guns and who aren't" >>reporter:what may have set the alleged gunman off is still unclear. >>reporter:police don't know if the two drivers had an argument prior to the shooting. >>reporter:that's still under investigation. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>james:a s

for gunmen in connection will raise shooting down the street beside them on the third 1000 block of carroll down carol investigators the poor over to let the speeding charge the past instead police said the car stopped alongside of the truck and the driver opened fire griffin the of the driver with the least one shot is a lot down a little about the 9:00 hour police are unsuccessfully searched a gunman. >>: if some of sesshu is best to keep cool and keep driving and not engage in any argument back and forth. >>mark: what may have said the alleged gunman offer still on clear they do not know of the two drivers had an argument prior to the shooting. >>darya: u.s. court of appeal had upheld a ban on high capacity ammunition and sunnyvale the ninth circuit court upheld the judge's decision to the sunnyvale residents who wanted to block the plan the measures are a lot about the same voter improve this is a ban in magazines holding more than 10 bullets this at the sunnyvale measure does not place a burden on second amendment rights lawyer from residents fighting the ban said they already planning

one is here near the pennsylvania border near carroll county and may go over to howard and anne arundelnties. the northern neck stretches north into st. mary's county crossing the bay and moving off to the east. look at the temperatures down the upper 20s. northern western suburbs, eastern southern suburbs. reagan national at 36. a live view from the tower camera showing breaks in the clouds this morning. we will have a little bit of sunshine coming and going through the rest of the day. a chance of a few more sprinkles from time to time as well. layer up this morning. back to you. >> the search continues for two people missing after a building explosion in the east. the blast ripped through three apartment buildings. at least 25 people were hurt and four remain in critical condition. they came to the rescue of those inside the building. >> i was trying to explain to them they got the legs and let it go. >> a gas line is suspected of sparking the explosion that. is still under investigation. >> a german hospital treated cot pilot that deliberately crashed that person jet into the french

. >> this is carroll county and may have problems. and everything in white is snow. and blue would be heavier snow. and big white chunky snowflakes. warren ton. springfield reporting snow. this is where the line is now. it is a little bit on the grass. >> 54 in frederick and leesburg. and with the snow coming down. enough of a rate heavy enough. it is going to stick. and sticking on the roads in a few spots. >> 36 in manassas and tough time getting it to stick. >> this is big, wet flakes coming down. and from fairfax county and loudon as well. and the snowiest areas as well. >> this is berkeley county. and martins burg. and west virginia. >> extending into frederick. >> mohr so northern frederick. >> you could see. three, four, maybe six. >> that is pushing it. and you get farther south and eastern loudon on chance of three. we will get less than an inch in washington. >> maybe half an inch on the grassy areas k south and east of town. you might see flakes and it won't stick to anything. >> temperatures are not moving much. >> upper 30s to 40. >> 10 miles an hour. an

incognito deal with issues that the government would fly in the blind with the hearings conducted in carroll as they should have been so we did not know exactly what was taking place. because if anything it would be the constitutional right. and we were concerned about the findings for purposes of delay to bear in mind to first raised concerns the november 25th in a meticulously went back at the jury selection in proceedings in determined that ted kaczynski must have known that that early stage that there was a mental defense that was the basis for the conclusion the request to represent himself must have been six weeks later in what he was presently engaged in with the purposes of delay. >> we felt on that ted kaczynski being a layperson that we gradually only came to understand. and brother are not the layperson would be expected to know how the signals are unfolding. but from our standpoint. >> keller does that from the desire to continue to seek the death penalty. >> we were fully prepared to sturt trial on january 5th then after words when the proceedings were finished we were fully pre

. >> dave carroll is one of the 50 animal keepers carrying this radio. wondering if management listened in on their private conversation. >> we carry the radios with us everywhere. the radios come into the bathroom with us our lunch breaks coffee breaks. >> employees received new radios six months ago but they tell abc 7 news they were never told about a feature that allows specially programmed radios to listen in on any other radio conversation without that person's knowledge. >> the two radios enabled to hot mic the two radios belong to the director and vice president of operations. >> no audio or visual indication is given to target radio when in use. the teamsters representative said the union first found out about the issue from a whistle-blower in management. san francisco's executive director is calling this a horrible misunderstanding. >> to my understanding there is no intentional eavesdropping of any employee at the zoo via this feature. we made some modifications to our system, but i believe it is still safe and reliable for our employees. >>

eric carroll has a 50% chance of being left paralyzed.erner street home collapsed early saturday morning and there's the no word on the cause. but just yesterday his dog bruno was found alive at the collapsed site. >>> let ooh goes to new york for what's ahead on the "today" show. >> we get a preview from matt lawyer and savannah guthrie. good morning, guys. >> hi. nice to see you both. we get the latest on a scary flight. a man was restrained by his fellow passengers as he charged toward the cockpit. >>> also ahead or very candid conversation with ellen degeneres, how she opens up about the state of her marriage the future of her talk show and the future of pranks. >>> plus put down your ice buckets. the newuew challenge that's all the rage. we'll try this out. >> we meaning? >> not us. >> why would you seem so -- >> i think that's absolutely obvious. >> never mind. >> i thought it was going to be matt and al but that's just me. >> all right. we'll see you. >>> we're watching the skies a little bit of cloud cover moving through. these ha

in a statement to msnbc prosecutor robin carroll did say "a prosecutor is the only one in a criminalnsible for the presentation of the truth. through our efforts in this case, we believe we have achieved that goal." >> someone killed my sister and they just dropped the case. justice has not been done. >> back in camden, thomas moves in with his grandparents. he says he rarely communicates with his mother and hopes to study astrophysics. this is the first time he's ever spoken about his interrogation. >> what the cops did was not right. i believe they were unprofessional. they thought they knew something. they failed to do their job in investigating it fully and they just nailed the easiest target. >> there are the good guys -- >> the dog looked like he was about to get swept away. >> -- and the bad. >> she's trying to slit my throat from behind telling me she's going to kill me. >> men and women capable of courageous action. >> if we didn't get things going quickly he was losing brain function. >> or dastardly deeds. >> they were carrying guns, big guns. >> from the valiant -- >> i d

jason carroll is on the ground for us in ferguson. you have been covering this from the very beginning. it looks like the mystery is by no means been solved. they have some clues but they don't know who these shooters are. >> reporter: not yet. as you heard from chief belmar they are following up on many leads. they have questioned several people according to what investigators are telling us but the bottom line is still no one in custody at this point. one interesting point that he brought up there in the press conference he really stressed the point of having to follow up on every lead in a case as serious and as crucial as this one, you simply have to. he said quote, it's our obligation. perhaps that explains why we saw what we did yesterday, when we got the report that three people were brought in for questioning. as you know we spoke to all three of those people once they were released. one of them was actually out here she had participated as part of the demonstration like so many people did, and when the shooting happened she s

transmission equipment.e inspections will happen during the day in anne arundel, princounty calvert, carrollderick counties. the utility expects to complete inspections by the end of the month. el identify any damage and schedule repairs. >>> we now though why a man collapsed while singing a national anthem. maryland leaders say he suffered an allergic reaction to medicine. ea is expected to be released fro the hospital last night. he collapsed on saturday night before a game before mead and bethesda chevy chase. >>> big changes could soon be on the way for you if you bike walk or drive near tysons corner. fairfax coun department of is considering options they ho will make roads safer thp area. and that could include lane changes in greensboro drive, tiker road and west branch drive. they will explore changes to some bike lanes. if ye effected you can weigh in tonight at a public meeting at 7:00 p.m. at westbriar elementary. >>> some parents certainly try their best most of you us don't really know what our children think about how we're doing until now. the "today" show is asking kids to gi

today we learned they're fashioning us own news service and carrolling important media darling but many institutions have built their rosters via shrewd use of facebook. facebook wants to build a better user experience that's fine if you have an ad supported business, but with a pay wall it could be hurt by this. that's not a general. it's an eviscerater. same goes for facebook's banking initiative or its nfl sports initiative. could facebook be the ecosystem you never have to leave? that's bad for virtually every other media company, period. it's a general without portfolio. finally there's twitter. here's a stock that's been sitting there for ages doing nothing. kind of a victim of what i call rampant insider selling and a company that seems to be uniquely unable to capitalize on the own ubiquity. think about it, everyone on the web and tv is broadly willing to display that blue bird next to their twitter handle. how in heck can they have all that free advertising and not figure out how to make the most money with it? but i think that could be changing. hence today's $3 run we'll chec

sheriff's deputies opened fire stopping his blade just inches before it connected with tsa agent carroll rochelle. >> i really thought he hit me with the machete, he was that lacrosse. >> she was running and clearing and telling people to leave the checkpoint. and an officer firing striking three times and one ball let piercing the agent. >> the bullet went through here and here. i was fortunate it went through the tricep but didn't hit tendons. i'm fine. >> law enforcement said whiteside had mental health issues. while everything worked out for the best for the most part, they continue to review their security procedures. abc news, new orleans. >> a bay area community is coming together to try to save a san francisco man's life. 47-year-old chris carpenter has stage four t-cell cancer. chemotherapy has caused his health to decline. doctors told them chris needs a bone marrow transplant within a year to be in full remission. the problem is finding a matching donor. >> african americans are not donating. so it's a little hard for me to find a match. the bone marrow will be the only thing

it's a marshmallow madness at the eighth annual peep show at the carroll county art center. there are 150 different marshmallow creations by individuals and groups and local schools. you can buy tickets to vote on your favorite creation but the event is free and l.a.s until april 6th. >> and by april 6th we hope to be in the midst of spring real spring doug. >> let's hope so. the peep store at national harbor this time of year looks pretty good. they're hoping for warmer weather too. toward the harbor, on the cool side. we really want spring to show its face. yesterday we had a quick taste, 77. today only 51 the high temperature so far this afternoon. that's where we are right now. temperatures will drop through the evening, few showers by 9:00. temperatures around 46. so you may want to take the umbrella if you're heading out this evening. of course talking about a friday night so maybe you're getting outdoors. 48 manassas 44 along the chesapeake huntingtown and towards annapolis. storm team 4 radar not picking up much but we are picking up a few showers to the south. these

. >> he's the pete carroll of foreign policy play calls. choices are limited as a result of the president taking action at the best time. >> do you think fighting yis inging isis will ultimately require u.s. boots on the ground? >> i sure hope not. as the president of the united states, you have to say we're going to defeat isis period. not we won't do that we won't do that. >> his take on the e-mail uproar. >> if you were in hillary clinton's shoes right now, what would you do about the controversy surrounding her e-mail? >> well, i think it's hard for me to make that assessment because i don't know what she's hidden. i don't know what she has in her server at home. i don't know what she deleted. but it's a mess. what you see her is clintons behaving badly. we've seen it before. it's always something with with the clintons. they have rules which they describe before they get into something. and then they decide they don't have to follow their own rules. i think that will be a problem for her. >> plenty of other politicians have used person

democrat chris van hollen of maryland's eighth district which includesmont fwomry and parts of carroll and fred fridays announced his hl intention yesterday. >> i'm announcing my candidacy for united states senate. but if you'll join me in this fight, there's no way we can't win. and when i step into barbara mikulski's shoes as your next senator, you'll always know where i stand. with you. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:00 what this now means now that edwards' seat will be vacant. we have a list of names of folks who have said they're interested. that's coming up. also more information on what this means historically. i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >>> near lay dozen potential candidates for president are making their pitch for the support of the nation's firefighters. >> firefighters embody the best values of our nation. >> reporter: former florida governor jeb bush was one of six potential republican candidates to address the international association of firefighter today. the group remits 300,000 firefighters and has poured millions into recent elections. a nu

. >> reporter: david carroll is a primate keeper. >> the worry about what have i said, who's been listening to it. it's the onlyic topic of conversation for the last couple of days. >> reporter: the director of the zoo said she told employees that the technology included gps intended for safety. >> i thought it was a feature more appropriate for law enforcement. i had it disabled from the three radios that had it. and now they are claiming it was used for eavesdropping. we certainly take those claims seriously. >> reporter: both sides have counsel looking into the matter. and timing may be key. a union rep says they learned about this alleged conversation that was overheard about a week ago, but he said he wasn't sure exactly when it took place. reporting live in san francisco nbc bay area news. >>> turning your attention now to our continuing newcoverage of california's drought crisis. >> the drought is a real problem. >> reporter: flanked by both dem-democrats and republicans, the governor rolled out a plan to help those being squeezed dry by our historic drought. >> we have team coverage

three bullets hits white and one strikes tsa agent carroll rochelle who was running ahead of him, yelling at passengers to get to safety. she showed off her wound and talked about the deputy who took action. >> i have to say she saved my life. she's my hero. he was inches away from whacking me with the machete and she saved my life. >> investigators said the attack could have been worse. in his car smoke bombs, tanks of oxygen and freon gas. they check out the bag dropped at security, leaking a mysterious liquid. >> half pint mason jars with cloth wings into a liquid that you will commonly refer to as a molotov cocktail. >> whiteside's family is cooperating with authorities and confirms mental illness is a factor. abc news, new orleans. >> a san francisco judge ruled a person can indeed receive punitive damages against their employer. >>> ellen is suing carfield and buyers for $16 million. she's claiming discrimination and retaliation after having an affair with a senior colleague. her husband runs a hedge fund that she says went bankrupt about the time she filed suit. closing arguments a

take a look at the newest member of carroll county sheriff's office. he's cute. he's 4 months old. he's going to do what bloodhounds do. he's going to search for missing persons. he's going to track down prison escapees hel investigators look for leads in criminal cases, and he's going to be cute the whole time he's doing it. so what do you want to name him? e-mail ccsopuppycontest. >>> a major bank settles a lawsuit today with the mortgage crisis. thousands of area home owners may benefit. how to find out if you're one of them. >> from winto potholes and now this. why you need to play closer attention to the sans the next time >>> vanuatu needs the world's help now. those words tod from an eyewitness surveying the damage to that south pacific nation after a powerful cyclone hit this weekend. 90% of the buildings in the capital, gone. the destruction stretch the entire length of that country. so far the death toll stands at six, but that's expected to rise because emergency officials had not been able to get to the more remote areas and the communication sy is down. how awful. oh m