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washington now at 80 dee dees.e's your hourly forecast through the evening hours. 9:00 when the concert's wrapping up low 70s. midnight we're still in the upper 60s, walking the dog, going for a late-day run, the weather's still looking nice. tomorrow morning temperatures in the 50s, upper 50s in washington. some heavy rain and the chance of severe weather in the forecast. >>> he completed his mission, and now the man who landed his gyro craft on the lawn of the wap capitol is headed home. he will have to wear an ankle monitor until he comes back for his next court appearance. he made the protest and his wife call the him a patriot. >>> an apartment fire forced more than two dozen people out of their homes at the oaks on livingston terrace. the fire started on one of the balconies in an air conditioning unit. five apartments were damaged, and the red cross is helping those families with temporary housing. >>> over in alexandria there's been a deadly crash and alcohol may be to blame. a bmw hit a curb and crashed in

suv was a woman they identified as precious behind the wheel mowed down beatrice spence nicknamed dee dee jernigan lost most of her leg. the motive the suspect said the victim was vying for her man. >> she said she took my leg and i was not going with him nobody will want me now because i have one leg. >> early saturday morning an anonymous tip led the police to a discovery of this front end damage on this durango. they believe it is the same vehicle caught on surveillance during yesterday's crime. >> last thing i saw was her coming 100 miles an hour running up here. i'm telling everybody, move, move move, >> spence's uncle was hit. if that tragedy was not enough spence's mom and family for about the got about dinnering coulding on the stove and a fire destroyed their home. >> they tell me earlier in the day on friday they did have problems with a woman who they believe was behind the wheel of that vehicle. they believe she threw a brick at their home. they tell me they did file a police report. reporting in logan. annie mccormick "channel 6 action news." >> a teenager had to be rescued a

man for about a week, showed up in this car, you can see she reverses and takes off after hitting dee deee motive was over a love interest. again, the victim suffering terrible injuries. part of her leg is now gone. she is recovering at the hospital. after the hit-and-run, a fire started at the victim's mother's home. she was in such a panic to get to the hospital she left something cooking on the stove. so at the hospital neighbors called her to tell her her house was on fire. now we did speak with the mother and witnesses and here's what they told us. >> the bottom of her leg is gone all because this girl wanted to come down here over a guy that my daughter wasn't even with. >> she came back, the driver came back, the suv, and she ran her over. she ran her over. >> reporter: you can just hear the shock and the emotion in those family members' voices. we had spoken to them just after all of this had happened. that victim just now 24 years old going to have to deal with serious injuries for the rest of her life. police still searching for the driver back here. this is the vehicle they bel

. >> reporter: it's a sport that dee dee says is greeing rapidly. >> i always thought golf would growike gymnastics. they are world champions at 7, 8, 9. i think we'll continue to see younger girls that will get to that tour level when they are 18 years old. >> reporter: the pro instructor who happens to be my aunt even taught me how to putt. >> you are just gonna put your left hand on top and your right hand on the bottom. and you are gonna try to make a short stroke and keep the blade straight. >> that's unbelievable. >> reporter: pretty close, right? >> that was awesome. >> reporter: tickets are $25 a day. the event runs through sunday. in daly city, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an update to a story of a cello stolen. why the crime has been partly solved and what we know about a mysterious handoff at a bar in san francisco at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com, twitter and facebook. have a great everyone, everyone. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don'

now according to family members, the victim, dee dee spencer has just emerged from surgery where doctors were forced to amputate one of her legs. we'll have more on the air and online as new information comes into "action news." >>> all right, here is the latest on the car that struck and killed a two-year-old boy. police received the 2006 infiniti early this morning and they say the physical evidence proves it is the vehicle that struck the child and his mother at lehigh and mascher on monday. "action news" reporter david henry is live at accident investigation with the latest information. david. >> reporter: yeah, jim police had been searching for that vehicle for four days. turns out, it was 130 miles away in williamsport pennsylvania and its owner hand delivered it today. >> and we're certain we have the vehicle, we're certain. there's no doubt that we have the right vehicle. >> reporter: this 2006 infiniti showed up at a police station in west philadelphia with its owner this morning. he had been in philadelphia with his girlfriend visiting relatives last weekend. the owner says he

investigators say she mowed down beat rise dee dee jernigan spence in the tioga-nicetown section motive was dispute over affections of man. during the chaos following the crash spence's family left dinner burning open the stove causing their home to catch fire. >>> investigators in delaware are trying to piece together what led up to shooting on campus of philadelphia university that -- delaware university annie mccormick has more from dover. >> after saturday night shooting three people were transported to the hospital. we're now told none of them were students here at the university. >> gunfire and chaos erupted on campus of delaware state university during a sanctioned student greek cookout event on campus just after 8 p.m. saturday nighting. it was people running and fearing someone got trampled and i heard gunshots taken was horrific event. >> according to the university three people were shot and transported to kept general hospital. party goers took to social media to show the moments after. and students we spoke to that did not want to be identified, say numerous fights then bro

. >> i am loving the story and i am loving you and dee dee, too. >> i am loving the golden state warriors. tonight, the warriors having a chance to take-- >> the warriors landed yesterday. game three starts at 6:30 our time. game four on saturday in new orleans. if the warriors won both of those games it is over. they swept the series. well, new legislation is making its way to sacramento to make sure more californians to have a financial way for their water. yesterday, a senate bill was introduced to require all newly built and multi unit building to include water. >> it would benefit a lot of people if they did that, just to see what actual impact you have using your water usage. >> i think it is a fair way to do it. >> why is that? >> because then everybody knows exactly how much they have to pay and how much they'll consume. >> san diego has an ordinance similar to the proposed. it is a problem because people are not aware of their amount of water using when they don't see it. time is 6:13. a 17-year-old boy was hit by a tray bullet. witnesses say it may have been the real target of t

dee dee, she is my aunt. i'm a little bias of her skills. i would really love to know how to putt. i've honestly only played miniature golf. >> i can't believe i haven't done this already. what i'm gonna have to you do, you are gonna put your left hand on top and your right hand on the bottom and try to make a short stroke and keep the blade straight. >> reporter: bent a little? >> i think relaxed would be a good. >> that would be a good entree into your putting lesson. >> reporter: okay. you take the mic. this could be scary. >> come on, tara. >> reporter: oh, this hole. >> that's it. >> remember where you are aiming. [laughter] >> let's see you take a short little show short. keep the blade square. you will be perfect. >> no pressure. no pressure wait a minute. very good! [laughter] >> reporter: i've got a good instructor. this tournament goes today, lasts through sunday. tickets are $25 per day or $80 if you would like the whole week. it should be fun. a great event for women for a sport that's really growing for all of the females out there. i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> that was excellent. did really well. you can move beyond miniature golf. >> thank you, tara. and dee> thank you. >>> putting love to the test and whether your relationship can last. coming up, how furniture from ikea may let you know if you and your sweetheart are meant to be. >>> but first, it's something most of us only have nightmares about. an airplane door opening mid- flight. after the break, the frightening moment the airline claims never even happened. >>> highway 24, walnut creek to oakland, that commute is up to par, as you drive up to the caldecott. it looks good but a little slowing in la fayette. >>> the wind of change says there will be big changes by friday night/saturday. more on that coming up. ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. >>> it's a flight passengers say they will never forget after extreatment turbu

dee dee myers former clinton spokesperson in 2000 on an interview, described a confrontation betweenss and wrote mrs. clinton got really angry, she attacked george and anybody that stood up and tried to say this was a bad idea was, you know, smashed down, belittled ver<í personally, and i mean what i said. the president didn't really attack people personally mrs. clinton sometimes did, not only would she humiliate you in front of your colleagues or whoever happened to be around hillary tended to kind of run a campaign against people behind their back and that was certainly my experience. one of many examples i have. joining us with reaction, democratic strategist alexis ma kill johnson and andrea tantaros is with us. i have 15 examples of people that have been around the clintons and say she has a vicious temper. can you think of one time she has been asked about her vicious temper? >> no. we know that she shushed protesters, rand paul is taking heat for shushing a cnbc reporter, she shushed protesters in her office. look, the real question, too, is why didn't any reporter ask hillar

>> her name is dee dee expense hospital not saying much but on slow road to recovery she lost part ofpments, that we learned today one that expense was not the only one injured in this hit-and-run, so too as you're about to hear, her uncle, secondly, you mentioned this conversation between expense and the suspect apparently occurred just before this incident. >> she is the one accused every running this dodge did your ankle nia female rival over dispute over a man the suv she used was found on marvine street near where the suspect family lives that female suspect turned herself in hours later. twenty-four year old dd expense, lost part of her right leg when that durango jumped the curb in front of her house and also slammed into her uncle who is now limping. >> when she smashed me, she hit me from here, but i twist my boyde, i turned around, seen menne whole neice's leg was hanging off. >> durango caught on camera, you see it here speeding toward the house just before the hit-and-run, no front ends damage but 14 seconds later it comes back into the picture backing up this time, with d

now according to family members, the victim, dee dee spencer has just emerged from surgery where doctors to amputate one of her legs. we'll have more on the air and online as new information comes into "action news." >>> all right, here is the latest on the car that struck and killed a two-year-old boy. police received the 2006 infiniti early this morning and they say the physical evidence proves it is the vehicle that struck the child and his mother at lehigh and mascher on monday. "action news" reporter david henry is live at accident investigation with the latest information. david. >> reporter: yeah, jim police had been searching for that vehicle for four days.

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dee, then i'll come back to you for a response. go ahead, dan, and dee will respond. >> you see, unlike dee, i'm going to make a rational argument. i'm not denying to dee that the black experience with policing has been far different. he's correct. i have no idea what that's like. but so the logic there is that every cop all the time is a gang member? his words, not mine. and that we should subject cops to some form of street justice, and if that's not the case we should burn the city down. ask dee thinks he's a credible figure in this argument -- >> no one said -- >> you said it. >> no one said street justice. >> read your piece again. it's your word. >> dee, let me quote what you said in the piece here and give you a chance to explain what you meant. what you said was, "stop protecting the livelihoods of the cops who killed freddie gray or watch baltimore burn to the ground." what exactly were you trying to say when you wrote that? >> i was saying that the citizens of baltimore feel disenfranchised and cheated. the freddie gray case it's an open and shut case. fy broke a guy's neck it wouldn't take this long to lock me up. espec

the jury also saw this picture, dzhokhar tsarnaev in front of a jihad dee flag prosecutors playing his so-called jihad deedzhokhar was a full partner in the plot pointing to his casual behavior buying milk after the attack and to the words inside the boat where he hid. the defense team led by judy clark to fought to keep union any bomber ted kaczynski off death row is hoping to spare tsarnaev's life. he told the jury he was his brother's flunky a teenaged follower not a terrorist but adding there is no excuse, no one is trying to make one. planting bombs at the boston marathon was a senseless act. >> she made this point but for the older brother, this young are brother would not have been pulled into this enterprise and this never would have happened. >> reporter: if tsarnaev is found guilty the trial will then move into the sentencing phase which could last several weeks. sauce san saulny, abc news, washington. >> closing arguments set to begin today in the murder trial of former new england patriot aaron hernandez. testimony for the defense took less than a day. hernandez is charged with killing oden ll

dee obligations. because i know that this is a real concern to the states. where projects expenditures are questioned in an audit fema appropriately has the ability or authority to dee obligate funds, however, that authority has been exercised years in some cases after project approvals and often well after project completion in response to audits by the inspector general. we need to find a balance between any waste, fraud, or abuse findings and decisions made under the pressure of responding to a disaster. so again i applaud you for fema's efforts to work with grantees through the new procurement disaster assistance teams. hope these teams will avoid grantees to avoid some of the common mistakes while managing the response to the disaster. but clearly there is a real concern on the part of states about the possibility of dee obligating funds i understand that having served as a governor ten years i know that senator shaheen understands it very well based on her tenure as a governor. with he do have to find ways to mitigate that concern, better address the challenge that it poses between states being able to go ahead and undertake these programs in a timely way with confidence that they're following the rules, but at the same time making sure we don't have waste fraud and abuse. we have to do both and it is a challenge. also you and i have discussed and agreed administrator in the past that fema's hazard and pre mitigation disaster programs as well as risk map are critical to buying down damage that would otherwise be seen in future disasters, especially flooding. the key is that disaster mitigation focuses on the actual hazard and that the funding is effective in preventing or mitigating that type of disaster, whether it be flood fire or other natural disaster. the example that i've used in our discussion