. >> claire foley is here. you know her from got ham, little claire foley. the she's in our studio. she plays poison ivy. >> she is in orange is the new black. we will tell you why she's not allowed to see the show. >> she's never seen herself. >> no. >> plus, we do have a lot of stars on today olivia wild hello, olivia. she will be here this hour. she has a new movie out, effect. >> do you remember when you teeth fell out. apparently the going rate for teeth is. >> a quarter. >> higher then it has ever been before. it is a record breaking amount that you are getting for those pearly whites thaw fall off. >> she puts her in the little case. >> will it work if we lose a tooth, can we put it under the pillow. >> here, let's find out. >> never mind. >> yes. >> so, it is always good advice to be careful of the company you keep but especially in a relationship. >> so. >> it turns out the elite personality traits can rub off on you. you can turn to the person a bit. do you remember this scene from the movie i love you ma'am. >> peter is in the a freak. >> i don't know, this is serious. a

nightmares all night. >> reporter: claire knight's closest friends haven't stopped thinking about her smile, her friendship and a future without her. >> i mean just an all around good person. >> yeah. she was my closest friend. she was amazing. you could tell her anything. she never judged anyone. she always had something good to say. >> reporter: these friends have been together since 8th grade. they were supposed to graduate together and for morgan bremer it should have been four more years by each other's side. >> she was going to be my roommate actually, yeah. it's going to be hard to find someone else, but has to be done. >> she's the first person to talk to me. she was the first person that was nice to me and i'll never forget claire for her smile and her friendship. >> reporter: the group couldn't bear being in the classroom today but couldn't stay away from school either, a day after claire died after colliding with a school bus on old middletown road yesterday morning. flowers lay at the crash site. her friends made t-shirts in her honor. the middletown high school student wa

clair was special. >> her parents are grieving terrible, as her entire family is. >> reporter: these are the uncles of 17-year-old clair knight, the victim who died in this morning's school bus accident in middletown, frederick county. knight was on her way to school, the bus on its way to pick up middle school students with one student on board. >> just heard a great big bang and we come outside. >> this is a devastating loss for the middletown community. this is a small tight knit community. this is a profound loss. >> reporter: the frederick county school spokesperson says grief counselor were immediately on hand today at middletown high school where knight was a senior. as accident investigation continues, police ask anyone who may have witnessed the accident to contact the frederick county sheriff's office at 301-600-7107. in middletown today stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> the bus driver and middle school student on board the bus were treated for minor injuries at a hospital. >>> president obama delivered his official request to use military force against isis. now it's up to

claire's loss is a great hole in the frederick area. stephanie ramirez, wusa 9 news. >> there is an account set up to cover funeral costs it. has just over $58,000. >>> take another live look outside. snow is making its way out of the metro area. some of the coldest we've seen in decades. topper's back in a bit with >>> two dogs survived the cold thanks to firefighters who took them in for the night. >> they were found wandering around the streets trying to get inside a business. >> reporter: mom and pop are doing just fine here at the green belt animal shelter. they are adjusting quite well after being rescued from the cold last night, thanks to kitty garner. >> that was my main concern. >> reporter: garner is a lifelong volunteer and president of ladiy's auxillary at the fire department. she and her son were driving down road avenue when she spotted the dogs pawing at the door to the jiffy lube for shelter. >> the puppy whined all the way down the road. >> reporter: the dogs made themselves right at home. >> he's been responding to mo

friends pay tribute to claire knight who died in that crash. they made the sign behind me in her honor. >> can't cry anymore. >> my head kind of hurts. eyes hurt, nightmares all night. >> reporter: claire knight's closest friend haven't stopped thinking about her smile, her friendship and a future without her. >> my closessest friend. she was amazing. you could tell -- closest friend. she was amazing. you could tell her anything. she never judged anyone. >> reporter: these friends have been together since 8th grade. they were supposed to graduate together and for morgan bremer it should have been four more years by each other's side. >> she was going to be my roommate actually, yeah. it's going to be hard to find someone else, but has to be done. >> reporter: the group couldn't bear being in the classroom today but couldn't stay away from school either a day after claire died after colliding with a school bus on old middletown road yesterday morning. >> it's hard and i'm going to miss her, but it's okay because i know she'll be with me anyways.

this happened at an upscale building on claire wrenndown boulevard. the suspect, however; got away. >> reporter: the suspect had no problem getting away. the front door has a lock but the second one does not. it is a good thing the concierge heard what was going on and held the suspect until police got there and arrested him. but speaking to people inside there today, they are having a hard time wrapping their heads around this. >> it is really shocking to me because i guess i took my safety for granted here. >> reporter: no one wants to

clair was special. >> reporter: the whole family devastated. 17-year-old clair knight is the victim who died in this morning's school bus accident in middletown, frederick county. knight was on her way to school early this morning when the bus was on its way to pick up middle school students with one student already on board. the bus driver and student involved only received minor injuries, but knight died on scene. >> middletown is a small tight knit community. >> reporter: grief counselors were immediately on hand today at the high school where knight was a senior at middletown. >> she was so beautiful and it's a tragedy when you lose a human life that is so young. her parents are grieving terribly, as our entire family is. >> reporter: danny knight said his niece was found with her cell phone in her pocket and she was not texting at the time. police are asking nip who may have witnessed this accident to contact -- anyone who may have witnessed this accident to contact the frederick county sheriff's office at 301-600- 7107. stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> frederick county sheriff's

we're talking with claire suddath, the author of the article.t color is from florida democrat. caller: good morning. first of all the first caller on your program, to try and impair the united states to china only exemplifies the ignorance of some people in this country. first of all he is practically proven wrong because probably china gives their women who have children far more benefits than he would be willing to give people in our country. i think that is pathetic. in the year 2015. how austere do you want to be? you want to punish women because they had the brilliance to give earth the children? it is really ridiculous to listen to people speak that way. i thank you very much. host: that was sewing at -- sonja from florida. jim is up next. caller: first off -- our funds, are taxed funds are paid by working americans are wasted on foreign aid. also on welfare and illegals. a whole generation of people are being raised on welfare when that money could easily be going to people who earn that money. but people who have jobs. they should have m

claire knight did not have a chance to survive. there was a terribly violent collision. just a little while ago we had an opportunity to speak to one of her relatives, an uncle to came here to the scene. he says this was a young woman who was literally on her way in life. >> claire was a very special girl that's for sure. she wanted to be a sign language teacher, and she was headed to towson and she was just the light of everybody's life in the family. >> mentioned the family. this is a large family. a lot of people out here know each other. it's a small town. we had an opportunity to spend a few moments at middletown high school as we continue to work this story, coming up at 5:00 we'll tell you more of what went on there today on what turned out to be a very very sad day. near middletown brad bell abc 7 news. >> ok, brad. thank you for that update. well, we have new information now. both teens injured in last week's shooting at frederick high school are now out of the hospital. one of them was released yesterday and the other teen left the hospital on friday. police ar

active stacey says is first percent pilgrim actually. >> i take it on the website. >> so i think claire is writing this down this is the information that probably you didn't have this is why we have more faith in mr. cokeer and what he achieve he's done those programs prior and performance track records in the bad market in 2008, and that's important to see. >> and commissioners the numbers i pointed out for years through june 14th on ucs website that's didn't exclude 2008 when we and i'll try not to be redundant but there were questions asked by the audience and plus e-mails from the members actually and retire and statements being made so i want to try and show to ms. hawthorne we're listening to many hawk i think he's something been the activitys of the board members and not waiting for the decisions this is not a rush stamped board this has to do what happened in 2008 is that true. >> that's exactly it. >> my prevention it is about reducing risk and this hedge fund and the strategies what we have we want to call this their risky hover this is less risker than bonds very a the inform

our 20th anniversary, so today at the school fair, a band called the dad beats is gonna surprise claire with a power love ballad. and the lead singer -- you might want to sit down -- is the one and only -- get up on your feet! -- this guy! ♪ she's a pretty sight ♪ ♪ wise as a buddha ♪ ♪ but, brother, watch that bite ♪ ♪ 'cause she's a claire-acuda ♪ or maybe an existing song. thank you.

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have asked they said your area you were in was reduced to explosive fees and under performs i think claire you made that comment so it mr. cokeer should. >> regarding performance that's not the case you can look at that up on the website the 3 equities i managed their agree gate performance was one point one percent and those numbers are well above average the alternative entity strategy on the performed by leveling percent in 2011, i asked the staff at s c on monday has what we call on tusk it is killing it outperformed by another 78 who's taken place at uc is what has needed to take place at uc for a long time imagine uc there were 29 public equity managers that is what 2w5078 way too many trying to edge that down results in higher tracking arrows that worried the c i o it was down to 21 new c i o wants to cut that there were 60 machine guns managers kroonsz across the public equity market if you have more than 25 or thirty in the agree congratulating gait you need to stop right there are a have a large internally managed program you can't go out and bow manager after manager so the perf

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claire: i'm actually kind of nervous. you're gonna be great. remember if you get into a jam, just do the impression i taught you. [ as christopher walken ] hey. you can hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that. okay, relax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just tryi

claire's computer screen becomes our window into the family.ck at the airport and she's desperate to reach haley after this big advertisement after face timing with phil and rest of the family to help track haley down claire quickly turns to online snapping and you can imagine she doesn't like what she finds and everyone gets stuck into the online drama and it will be all be fun neencht at 8:00 an all new the middle followed by goldberg modern family blackish and nashville. stay tuned for "action news." good lineup. >> a camden county police officer talks to "action news" about her chance to chat with the president and vice president of the united states. >> car buyers will have the latest information from consumer reports about which cars are the best. find out which vehicles got to that marks when "action news" comes right back. how can i avoid maintenance fees? why would you want to avoid them? because i don't want to... you know what? i'm gonna bring my maintenance guy in here to tell you all about it. roddy! so, uh, without your fee your c

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>> claire again speaking for myself. traditionally this board never took positions with regard to any legislation and so i see this as very helpful, and a positive step, but i also hope we're working with the city's representatives in sacramento who represent the city and county and that this is much more than just health service going with regard to these bills but it impacts the bigger picture of the city and i am hope thrg is some -- hoping there is cooperation and collaboration there and whoever represents the board of supervisors at the state level so it's a broader more firm lobbying effort -- >> i didn't hear the word. >> i should say it "representation" at higher bodies and i actually like to second what rebecca said about the lawsuit against sutter. that's an issue that we brought up at the retirees and came up during the time with negotiations with sutter and blue shield and the fact that many of the retirees live in the counties where there are no options for services so we're interested in following up and ho

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i am claire representing rrccf. my question is as was talked about that early retirees are being combined with the actives to determine rates, but i think there has been discussion about the possibility of having them somehow banded with the medicare retirees to see if there is some way to give relief on those rates. is it possible as we go through the process that we will see both options so you have an opportunity to see which works out to the advantage of the early retirees? >> i am looking to director dodd but i will ask director dodd. we will take that but if you have an answer that's fine. >> i think what will go into the discussions is what what happened at the last month and the ektsicize tax and whether we're allowed to blend them and that's probably the most significant factor and we don't know that information yet. >> okay. so that would have to do with -- >> rules way beyond us. >> right at the federal level and this is this continuing story. meetings are a chapter. sometimes we have to remember what wen

when claire booth luce made a pass at dahl, dahl's superior said go for it. he was supposed to report back on his pillow talk, and he did. he ungraciously complained later to friends that luce was 13 years older than him. the line, close your eyes and think of england. now other main activity was to befriend and woo american journalists. he became friends with walter winchell. they were among the most powerful and influential asset columnist during the day and he would meet regularly and trade items with them. this was an unscrupulous line of work but very effective. there were charles lindbergh and many others who were supportive of germany. he might give them items that would smear those individuals. the same would go with senators and congressmen. they would investigate whether the gentleman would have mistresses. these are desperate measures but they were desperate times. the british would take these people out one by one. there are also many us corporations doing business with the third reich. if you are an oil company or a chemical company and you fully

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after face timing with phil and the rest of the familiar to help track her down claire quickly turnsing and that never ends up in a good place and everyone gets stuck into the online drama. also tonight on the goldbergs charlie sheen reprises his role you remember this from the cult movie ferris ball her. remember that scene. he'll be the boy in the police station. he puts back on the leather jacket once again nearly 30 years later. >> ♪♪ >> if you say you know ferris ball her i'll -- you know him -- great scene. >> 5:53. up next why a woman who wants $1 million a month from her soon to be ex-husband may actually get it. >> we're following up on a developing story out of ocean county new jersey, that house explosion. we're live at that scene at 6:00 a.m. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with spe

returning members to this committee and onto about -- delighted that my good friend and colleague senator claire mccaskill of missouri will service the committee's ranking member. senator bill nelson, the former committee chairman, has also chosen to remain a member of this committee and he will continue to share his expertise with us. throughout its history, the aging committee has spurred congress to take action on issues important to older americans through our hearings, investigations and reports. and it has done so in a bipartisan manner. i will continue that fine tradition working closely with senator mccaskill and all of our members. this year the committee will focus on three major issues, retirement security, biomedical research investment for diseases like alzheimer's and diabetes that disproportionately affect our seniors and financial schemes and other scams targeting older americans. today we will examine financial exploitation that harms far too many of our nation's most vulnerable seniors. this committee has brought to light many schemes that have defrauded seniors out of their ha

and claire mccaskill, i don't like her politics, but she's a good politician. i would look at what claire mccaskill is doing or how voters voted last november to see if this is a strong issue for republicans. instead of sitting back and whining about how the media is unfair, how about taking to the air waves? how about telling americans that it is democrats who are refusing to fund the department of homeland security unless it also includes funding to produce work permits for illegal aliens to give every illegal alien $25,000 in welfare payments they weren't able to receive as long as they were able, to give social security cards to illegal aliens. it is one thing for obama to say we are not going to waste a lot of resources hounding these people out of the country. it's another thing for them to be printing work permits and sending them checks from the u.s. treasury. but again at least mcconnell will get good press from "new york times." i wouldn't say much from the republican party though. >> i agree with you. ann coulter, thank you so much. when we come back

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driver killed as 17-year-old claire knight. the school bus driver suffered minor injuries. the only student who was aboard the bus was not hurt. >> three window washers are now safely back on the ground after being suspended nearly 125 feet in the air this morning. montgomery county fire and rescue say scaffolding collapsed at a building in the 6,000 block of rockledge drive in bethesda. the three workers were near the 13th floor at the time. rose could you crews were able to quickly secure them, though and get them to the roof. no one was hurt. >> bob emler in the wtop traffic center and looking here at the beltway? >> yeah, volume is the order of the day here leon and on the beltway at kenilworth avenue. inner loop at the brake lights towards route 50 and 202. not bad getting into greenbelt. traveling south by the pentagon and on the beltway, plenty of delays on 66 heading to 270 from an earlier crash and traffic is pretty slow headed west on 66 out to centreville from nutley street most of the way past route 29 but all lanes are open. no incidents to report along the way

maries that sister claire. in 1982, sister claire rose to the rank of president and c.e.o. of st. mary and it led to the development of one of the first community hospital open heart surgery programs in the area, as well as the establishment of the only trauma center in my home community of the county of bucks. after two decades of work, sister claire left st. mary to serve in the development of health services for catholic east. she devoted her time to the sisters of st. francis. st. clair was instrumental in the establishing of the mother bachmann maternity center children's health center, family resource center and the bucks county home project. you won't meet anybody with the passion, character and leadership of st. clair. she touched and improved not just the medical center but our entire community. i celebrate her life and her legacy our faithful example and leadership. i was grateful to know sister claire and thankful for everything she did for the people of pennsylvania and all of those that she served. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the

finally, to my right, we have claire potter. i'm hoping she can talk more about the world of social media where she's had a tremendous impact. she's a professor of history in the new school for social research. the author of war on crime bandits. he's writing a book about anti-pornography campaigns. she has a popular blog called "the ten year radical, "which" which was picked up. at the end we'll have questions. let he start with some comments. in my opinion there's a great tradition in this discipline which was part of its attraction. i don't quite agree with christoff that it's dead. there's many examples of people who really contribute sporadically or regularly to what we call the public square broadly defined. i think there's a wide range now of places in which this happens from scholars and traditional popular outlets like the new york times to those who are abusing social media to those who work with museums who are engaged in debates with policy makers. there's no shortage of people. there's more ways in some ways where y

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. >> clair lee is like most college students. the junior has a full class ro load and looking to make money. >> i was excited for this. >> she was an elementary ed major and posted her contact information on the website, care.com. >> two friends are on it one is for baby-sitting. >> when lee received a text message, she jumped at the opportunity. >> it's a 4-year-old child. she said kindly send your resume in e-mail. >> for fit her schedule and it was in silver spring. the family looked nice. >> they said you need to do us a favor. >> the family wrote her a tall tale about being stuck in a hospital overseas and needing a wheelchair for her son that led her to receive a $3,000 check. she was asked to deposit the money and wire it back. >> they said they would deliver it. they seem like they need help. why not? >> there was no family and there was no job and the check she receiv fake. the $3,000 she wired was very real. the money was gone before the check bounced. she reported it to the money transfer company and they launched a na

claire uses facebook, go shopping and is on google maps. it really moves around.people are really excited about the show. >> shelby holiday, thank you very much. you can always get the latest headlines all the time on your phone and tablet. more number "west." -- bloomberg "west." tomorrow. ♪ mark: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am crumpton. this is "bottom line" the intersection of business and economics with a mainstream perspective. to our viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks in tories making headlines today. on capitol hill, republicans on the house committee turned up the heat on fed chair janet yellen.

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neil: scary stuff clair thank you. >> just call it the pause that refreshes, since a texas judge put a temporary halt to the president's -- tea partyer said that republicans should get working. what do you moon by that? -- what do you mean by that? >> well, they are not messaging they should not wait to progress through water they have great talking points one is fact that, the american people voted to rein in this imperial president in 2015 and 2014 in midterms, they will do it again in 2016 if the republicans will message here. why are they in a filibuster, as ted cruz pointed out 7 of democrats involved in this filibuster campaigned against executive amnesty were they lying then or now. neil: you say get off your duff and be consis stent. criticism of republicans they are good at attacking but never coming up with something much their own what should they do in exchange of just smirking? >> i would like to see a bill that did a couple of things, secures borders and make sure that is a sealed border that illegal immigrant cannot get through. then once have you that done, you basica

claire don't do this, anywhere else.eived a lot -- i ordered 10 or 15 books a week at donaldson. i have art supplies at saint claire. only here they strip you of everything but a naked cell. that's rehabilitation at its finest. >> gilbert isn't the only inmate in seg expressing frustration. >> are you going to give me? i've been in seg since i been here since 2004. >> inmate jammy bell, convicted of receiving stolen property, claims the conditions in seg are intolerable. >> the following day, when seg inmates are allowed back outside for an hour of recreation, jammy bell expresses himself through his music. ♪ oh, baby ♪ tell me what i'm gonna do oh, baby ♪ ♪ tell me what i'm gonna do because if i lose you ♪ >> bell admits acting out in seg to draw attention to his case. ♪ baby tell me what i'm gonna do if i ♪ being taken away from, you know, my family, my life, my children, my mother, i'm going through a lot. i just need somebody to hear my voice, like a voice crying out in the wilderness looking for some help. >>> up ne

the entire episode plays out on the desktop of claire, the mom.pt is that you can learn a lot about somebody by watching their computer screen for a few minutes. mark: is this an episode of "modern family" or a half hour commercial for apple? shelby: i asked steve that because these are all apple devices being used. he said that the relationship with apple is more personal. he is a fan of apple and apple is a fan of the show, that was it. it was not a business partnership. apple supplied the devices but they did not pay for product placement, nor did they pay for any sort of advertisement. here is steve again talking about how technology is really transforming television. steve: how we shoot things is going to change, and i think that how we distribute things will change. but stories have been around the beginning of man -- since the beginning of man, and those won't change. at the end of the day people still want to be told amazing stories and brought in and made to forget life for a while and go on this journey with a storyteller. i think that w

. >> claire. i want to thank both marina and rosemary for this outstanding report. i think it's very helpful to our various retiree organizations as well to get a better handle on where our members might be as well as where the health service board members are and i think that this is always very helpful and it's beautifully put together and i wanted to thank everyone for their hard work. >> thank you. i think i speak on behalf of the board also there are a couple of documents i think we should be carrying with us as we go through and this is obviously one of them. not only the process of rates and benefits but as a reference pieces, and i would commend that to those that are looking at this presentation to look at this particular item, the annual report as a way of kind of maintaining point of continuity along with the other more substantive items in the director's report as well. we're ready to proceed to the next item. >> item 19 discussion item report on network and health plan issues if any. >> i would imagine that we will have -- since the director -- are you

claire williams has the latest. >> police leave the hotel with suspected attacker.fter searching the room he had been staying in. he is believed to attack police officers using a knife while they were standing guard outside a jewish center. their lives are not in danger. the attacker was stopped before he got away. >> the bystander at the scene intervene immediately and was able to arrest the attacker. >> the attacker had been convicted six times of chargers, including theft and illegal drug use. he preached a sermon deemed aggressive in a sports hall outside paris. the agency flying tame to turkish authorities before he flew to istanbul. a well-known transit route for europeans hoping to join the ranks. turkey expelled him. he was put under surveillance when he returned to france. >> this person is someone who would shown signs of radicalization, which were detected. >> during questioning, there were no signs he was about to take action. >> is a common name in parts of south africa. there are no apparent links to the member who killed a policewoman and for others i

clair are interested in seeing we have a facility and stakeholder outreach to the business community and the employers and residents are seeing strong demand for the express lane development as well. >> thank you for the explanation. >> i apologize for not being able to directly answer our questions. >> just quickly last year assembly speaker tony shublg shock up the transportation community by interrogating a new concept with splult the state and local highway system essentially she called on a series of steps to be undertaken the bill was not drafted but has in mind what the transportation wonder world is pleased with the leader of the assembly move forward essential they'll recapture fund to balance the general fund the truck way fees are paying for the transportation bonds so her measure will contemplate freeing up one million dollars into highways and back to the general fund by encompass a new fund that raise one billion dollars 8 so the net program will be about close to 2 employed and the general fund will be held harmless this is a navel first step i don't know how it will b

. >>> last, clair mccaskill said this about the president's actions on immigrationsh senator mccaskey joins me now if you were to get a freestanding vote would you vote for a countermand? >> it's not that i would vote for countermand. i would rather debate and vote by congress doing its job, chris. we need to debate immigration reform. we hammered out a bill that wasn't perfect, but it was exactly what we do in a democracy. we had a lot of republican support for the by. we sent it to the house almost two years ago, and they never took it up to debate it. we've got to decide whether our job is to play political football with the president, or whether our job is to legislate fixing a broken system. that's what we should be focused on. >> well, the republicans in the senate, your colleagues up there seem to want to do anything they can to eliminate what obama, the president, did last fall. you see there's going to be a vote, does it look like the majority leader will have his way? >> first what will will have to happen is they'll have to fund the department of homeland security. we had n

the name they used before they clair clair declared themselves last summer. they hate about it? some say because it sounds like other words that can mean to stomp on something. some isis supporters say they want the full name of their alenlda alegended state to be shared in the world. france has already started doing that and even some u.s. officials. so what about the other names we use in english? isis is islamic state in iraq or syria or another version, isil? their name leaves geography out of the mix since their ambitions aren't specific to a territory. can anyone call them an islamic state? they hold land which is an attribute of the state and they have in some areas a government. they're not recognized internationally as a state, just a terror group and there's no consensus on whether they're actually islamic. to supporters isis is the essence of islam. a notion flatly rejected and absurd by muslim scholars and believers around the world. they insist they follow the path of ala god. >> that's how they recruit and try to radicalize young people. we must

. >> reporter: just after 7:00 this morning, police say claire knight was driving her suv northbound on old middletown road when she collided with a school bus that was traveling in the opposite direction. the 17-year-old senior died at the scene. the bus driver and a student on that bus went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> she was pretty cool. all around, though the school was just pretty like gloomy and like sad. it was like someone in their family had just died which basically is what happened. >> reporter: it was just last wednesday two students ages 14 and 15 were shot outside the gymnasium of frederick high school a few miles from today's tragedy. >> we've had a difficult week here in frederick county. >> reporter: frederick county sheriffs tell us that texting or talking on the cell phone was not involved in this accident. they say that they know that claire knight was not on her phone at the time of the crash because they found her cell phone safely tucked away in her pocket. the two students shot at frederick high school are both back home now. there are no suspects

i've talked with students and staff, and the administrators here are all devastated by the loss of claire. she was a beloved member of the community, very involved in the school. it's a very hard loss. >> reporter: just after 7:00 a.m. police say knight was driving her suv northbound on old middletown road when her suv crossed the center line and collided with a school bus that was traveling in the opposite direction. 17-year-old claire knight died at the scene. the bus driver and a student on the bus went to the hospital with minor injuries. as for how knight's fellow students will deal with her loss -- >> keep her family and friends in prayer. >> reporter: jim some very important information. i just got off the phone with someone with the frederick county sheriff's department who tells me that they have been able to determine that a cell phone did not, again did not, play any role in this fatal accident. they say they know that she was not on her phone at the time of the accident because they found her phone in her pocket after the accident. this is the second tragedy here in frederick