it's deja vu on black friday. that is the day after thanksgiving. there was a shooting in the same walmart parking lot. that was caught on surveillance video. two weeks later the suspect in that shooting surrounderred after a standoff with police. the suspect in this shooting is still on the run. he is described as a hispanic male that may have been driving a gold buick. >>> our time now just turning 6:03. san francisco firefighters are still at the scene of a five alarm fire that engulfed three buildings. it started just before noon yesterday in the city's western edition. ktvu kraig debro is at golden gate avenue in pierce street. you can tell us what investigators are -- when investigators are going back to that scene. >> reporter: fire battalion chief with the san francisco fire department told me a few moments ago investigators will come back here at first light. they will get a clear look with what they are dealing with. after the fire investigators get here, they do their job the building inspectors will come because of the tops of the buildi

studenns coping with a terrible sense of deja vu. coke is on public disppay.but why you still.. can't see it. 3 today fridayy december 9th. 3 3 maps-fiber-maps 3 it was a violent night in baltimore.right now, homicide detectivessare investigating multiple shootings... people were shot.megan gilliilnd is live in charles north at ne of the crime cene. block of maryland avvnue.three people were shot right here around 1:15 this morning. morning.at this ppont... it's unclear what startee the gunfire... who these iitims are... or evee f a suspect is in custody.pollce are not the shooting right now.we do know... forttnately that no one has keep you upddted on this triple shooting as soon ass more information is released. &pthere was another shooting on north calvert street in charles village.this one happened arrund 11 o'clockk last night.police say aman there.stay with uu or continuing coverage of this very violent night in baltimore.live in charles north, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. for the second time in four years, gunshots ring out across virginia tech university.students

train sounds down by the river, the cloud passes over the sun, and what could be memories feel like deja vu... like they happened under water a long time ago. i had this poetry teacher once... he said that any good poem has to have a balance of elements that are beautiful and elements that are dark and acrid, and difficult. and he called it the lilies and urine principle. in the darkest and most abject of places, there is still beauty, and the idea that beauty is not something that arises from everything being perfect and symmetrical and orderly and straight. beauty is the thing that manages to grow in the cracks in the sidewalk, and manages to struggle out between the buildings and between the barbed wire. my earliest sense of being aware of a world much bigger than my six-year-old reality came from books. and i lived and breathed and ate those books. and i was acutely sensitive to the themes of loss and change and suffering. i remember when i was six years old writing a poem about the golden years are passing by in the winds that whistle. i had this real sense that nothing lasts, and a re

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deja vu, why they are targeting people's credit card information. and hang on to those umbrellas, mattery will be back with your updated forecast. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist bernadette woods, it is wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a chaotic scene inside the mall of america as a huge fight breaks out between teenagers. take a look at this video. police responded after getting reports of people fighting and throwing chairs. witnesses say as many as 50 people were involved, police arrested nine juveniles and adults but is still union clear what started the fight. >>> a big change is underway for sears. officials say the company is shutting down more than sears and k-mart stores in the country. the move comes after it posted poor sales numbers during the holidays. sears has more than 4000 stores in the u.s. and canada. >>> they spoke out after a cyber attack. now several people say they have been hit again. they believe they were targete

feel like deja vu? me too. i feel like bill murray in "the ground hog day." ♪ put your hand in mine >> the government is due to shut down tomorrow. ♪ then put your little hand in mine ♪ >> we're now less than 30 hours away from the government shutting down. ♪ >> only this isn't "ground hog day." this is our reality. this is the eighth time this year that the united states of america has been flirting with a shutdown. remember august when the misguided debt ceiling debacle costed the entire country the top credit rating in the world? these shutdowns aren't about politics, they're about money. democrats and republicans never passed the full budget. this time the government will run out of money tomorrow at midnight unless a bill is passed. what's strange about this shutdown is democrats and republicans have mostly agreed on a deal. but harry reid is holding up a vote until the payroll tax extension passes. we need congress to do three things. one, compromise on the payroll tax. two, pass the funding bill,

. >> a chilling sense of deja vu. the campus on locked down, swat teams patrolling the ground, and terrified students wishing they were somewhere else. the gunshots were heard before lunchtime, a key people were killed. one of them a university police officer, apparently shot dead after a routine traffic stop. >> they opened his door. he fell out towards the ground. i could see his face and he was covered in blood. >> the police say a suspect was seen entering a car park and when officers reached it, the man was lying dead with a gun beside him. the implication was that he had killed a police officer. >> no additional victims or shooting reports have been given to the police department. we feel confident that the situation is under control at this time. >> four years ago, the same campus was the scene of the worst mass shooting in american history when a student of south korean origin opened fire killing 32 people and then taking his own life. then, virginia tech was fined for being slow to lure students of the threat

. >> a chilling sense of deja vu. the campus on lockdown, swat and teams patrolling the grounds. the people were killed, one of them a university police officer. one of them were shot dead after a routine traffic stop. >> he opened his car door. he fell out towards the ground. i could see his face. he was covered in blood. >> a suspect was seen entering a car park. a man was lying dead. the campus alert was lifted. >> no additional victims or shooting reported. we feel confident that the situation is under control at this time. >> four years ago, this same campus was the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern american history. a student of south korean origin opened fire and killed 32 people for killing himself. then, virginia tech was fined for being slow to alert students. >> remembering those times in virginia tech today. well, they were supposed to have pushed the reset button on their relationship i ushering in a new era of u.s.-russia friendship. the russian prime minister accused the u.s. of stoking this week's protest in moscow. they claim that secretary -- this claim

shilling deja vu for everyone involved. i am sure it those involved which they were somewhere, anywhere next. in 2007, a south korean american killed himself and shot 22 others. there was an investigation in what was considered to be the mishandling of virginia tech of that shooting. it was found they did not alert students quickly enough. they appear to have alerted people very quickly. >> and the campus remains on lockdown. quickly, other news across the world, iranian television has shown pictures of a drone aircraft they shot down on sunday. it was inside the territory, more than 200 kilometers from the afghan border. u.s. officials up declined to comment. in thailand, a man has spent 2 1/2 years in prison for defaming the royal family. his sentence was passed because he pled guilty. the catholic church has announced the pope will have a visit to a caribbean nation next year. that were supposed to have pushed the reset button on their relationship, ushering in in new era of u.s.-russian friendship. vladimir putin accuse

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. >> at virginia tech, a chilling sense of deja vu. the campus of lot down, swat teams patrolling the grounds, and terrified students wishing there were somewhere else. gunshots were heard before lunchtime. two people were killed, he won a universe to the police officer apparently shot dead after a routine traffic stop. >> he just fell out towards the ground. i could see his face. he was covered in blood. >> a suspect was seen entering a car park. when officers reached it, a man was already lying dead with a gun beside him. the implication is a black man killed the police officer. >> no additional becomes or shootings to -- r -- or shooting reports of a given to the police department. we feel confident that the situation is under control at this time. >> four years ago, this campus was the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern american history when a student of south korean origin opened fire, killing 32 people before taking his own life. then virginia tech was be -- virginia tech was fined for being slow to alert students. with g

>> it is eight hospitals, it is deja vu here at alta bay in oakland. they just wrapped up a rally a short time ago, they're picketing in front of the hospital. nurses tell us this is the last place the picket line that they wanted to be just days before the christmas holiday. but sutter has left them no choice. the california nurse's association says 4,000 of their nurses hit the picket line at eight bay area hospitals this morning. they're part of a one-day strike to protest proposed cuts and changes to nurse's benefits. nurses say sutter is proposing about 150 takeaways, those are cuts in changes to their health care coverage, sick time and other benefits. stutter says it's nurses are among the highest paid in the country. they say, given the current economy, it only makes sense to reign in nurse's compensation. >> we're not trying to decrease their pay, we're just trying to slow down the increase, and look at, how can we structure your benefits package in a way that's negotiable, a way that's still a great benefit, but more consistent with what ever

. >>> a case of deja vu for virginia tech survivors and their families. some have gone on to advocate for stricter gun laws like calling goddard who was shot four times -- like colleen goddard who was shot four times during the massacre. >> all the progress that i made personally, my family made to recover and try to move forward and build a new life, now i know that there are other family members getting the same phone call my parents got saying there is a loved one in the hospital. they don't know how they are and they're going to have to go through the whole same cycle of events that my family just came out of. >> our coverage of the virginia tech shooting continues on www.myfoxdc.com. we posted links to all of our stories and photo gallery and more. it's on our homepage. >>> former prince george's county council member leslie johnson headed to federal prison like her husband. she was sentenced to a year and a day, was told to hand over the 80 grand found in the house. leslie johnson pled guilty in connection with jack john's corruption case. received

well it's deja vu all over again for the third time our divided congress cannot agree on a spending bill if lawmakers don't come to some sort of an agreement by midnight friday a partial gover. and shutdown well in sewin americans will see higher taxes on their paychecks and as the drama and bickering back and forth between congress plays out once again it seems there is no desire for republicans and democrats to compromise and the american people are fed up with polls now showing their approval in the single digits senator bennett put that figure into perspective for us my goodness the internal revenue service has a forty percent approval rating compared to or nine percent b.p. had a sixteen percent approval rating at the height of the oil spill and were it nine percent there's an actor says that fifteen percent more people support the united states becoming communist i don't for the record. so while they can't agree on a spending bill and almost anything else it seems they only thing they can agree on are questionable controversial bills like the defense authorization act recently pass

and really, i'm just trying to understand, because i'm very concerned, this feels like dÉjÀ vu all overgain to me, okay? and mr. duffy, you and i have had conversations about see any and about, you know, this would be the first time that money was lost from segregated accounts. i was counting on you guys sort of in this, and i appreciate that the cme has put up $550 million, which is, you know, towards the insistence to the customers. how does this happen? you clear twice a day. you see who is got money and who doesn't. >> it is very disturbing. you and i have had many conversations, and i think one of the reasons you saw my testimony the way it was, it was the timeline to show that we are getting falsified segregation reports, and as we tie this education report out from wednesday going into thursday and friday, the money was there as of wednesday for the most part, 80 to 90%. so something happened on thursday, friday. we're doing everything possible. we spent $11 million doing this. we audit every for each and every year. we do spot audits, surprise audits. we've done things to make s

you if you've been awake for the last ten years now one can only hope americans realize are sons of deja vu before it's too late. now as always we appreciate the responses and here's our next question for you and show we spoke about the occupy movement targeting ports along the west coast and the union did not take part and there seems to be a division over tactics and who they really hurt so let us know if you think it off by continues using tactics like shutting down ports could it create a split between them. movement and units that's how you think on facebook twitter and here to analyze a response just might make it on air. now earlier this month the durban summit south africa kicked off with representatives from one hundred and ninety five countries gathering off the sake of countering climate change for this month we discussed the failures of efforts in cancun and copenhagen to produce any success and it looks like the two week long durban summit had a similar outcome just yesterday canada's environmental minister peter kent announced that his country will be withdrawing from the kyot

in my statement but i do not know where the money is unbelievable if you feel like you're having deja vu if you feel like you've heard this before that's because you have you heard it last week when former m.f. global c.e.o. john corazon testified on the hill before the house agriculture committee simply do not know where the money is or why the accounts it's not been reconciled to the. there you have it he was on the hill again today dodging the question and today though is a little different this is the first time he's come before his former colleagues in the senate remember john course i was a senator he's also a governor and former c.e.o. of goldman sachs before taking the reins at m.f. global and being at the helm as m.f. global disclose more than six billion dollars on european sovereign debt a bet that went bad a capital shortfall they went bankrupt and client money went missing i wonder though how this all sits with customers who've had their accounts frozen well let's catch up with gerald celente and see what's happening with his money he's founder of trance research institute a

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. >> still ahead, but did attack deja vu. we will hear from families who had to relive the nightmare yesterday. >> arch campbell has a preview of "new year's eve." we need a new sofa. something i can stretch out on. oh! that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! for a limited time buy select seating and get 15% back. >>> welcome back on this early friday morning. temperatures are cool as we move to the morning hours that they will cool down more for the upcoming weekend. temperatures right now, 35 degrees at reagan national airport. dulles airport is 27 degrees. we have a cold front on the way later this afternoon into the evening hours and clouds will increase a little bit but still lots of sunshine to enjoy and the clouds will continue to thicken during the overnight hours but will clear out nicely for the day tomorrow. 48-53 degrees for daytime highs and nighttime lows will fall into the upper 20's to middle 30's and a change in win

in washington meanwhile, it's deja vu all over again when the white house and congressional republicans would come to a deal and the game is stalemate on saturday. the senate passed this bipartisan compromise that extended the payroll tax for two months and jobless benefits short of the one-year goal, but by sunday after house republicans were briefed by the leadership, speaker boehner said it must be changed. the republicans in the house would support nothing less than a one-year extension. >> how can you do tax policy for two months? the president said we shouldn't go on vacation without getting our work done. let's do this for a year. >> the president said he would gree anything senate republicans approved. >> to play games with the middle class tax cut is very, very unfair. speaker bane in the presence of harry reid and mitch mcconnell said let mitch mcconnell negotiate it. he did and there was an agreement. >> last week boehner said this. >> if the senate passed, i am committed to bringing the house back within 24 hours to deal with whatever the senate does. there is absolutely no

. >>> well, it's a little slice of occupy deja vu. they are at it again.ters from oakland looking to shut down now. bob redell is live in oakland with an update on all the events. what's happening now, bob? >> reporter: good morning, jon. we have maybe 300 protesters there are deputies lined up there. if you look to the left, there are trucks lined up wo cannot get in. this is a movement trying to put together. recall the occupy oakland shut down the port of oakland in november of this year. will they succeed again today? it seems like so far they are. they say they're doing this to try to hurt the 1%. the big corporations that make their money through imports and exports. but unindependent trucker doesn't want to hear it. >> how much money could you lose? >> about $250. 250 for one day's wort ov work. this will also put me a day behind. >> he has already left. we assume he's given up on trying to get his load deliver. it would also set him back a day. we know the police chief and the administrator at the emergency operation center. they're going to update

more difficult to reach consensus or deja vu? >>chris: maybe more.e on the verge of 2012 a reelection for the president and all the members of the house and a third of the senate. so we are that much closer than in december the lame duck session after the 2010 election. and it could be more difficult because the democrats think they are winning on this. they may not but they think they are, by making the argument that, gee, the tax-cutting republicans, like, you know, defending tax cuts for the wealthy but they are not in this case pushing a tax cut sense of the payroll tax cut for the middle class. i am not sure they feel the imperative they have to give and the republicans, the land you talked about, if it were just the point line, the republicans could say look, the pipeline which you are afraid to prove because of the fact that it will tickle you, the president, because it will tick off the environment base, it would provide 20,000 direct jobs and half a million indirect jobs but a bunch of other things they have added including limiting some epa

feel like deja vu? it's actually deja ochoe . the deadline to pass a bill is friday at midnight. john hoeven told outfront he thinks congress will get it done, will avoid a shutdown, but he also said that despite democrats' move to drop the millionaire's surtax, he will not drop the keystone pipeline to get the payroll tax passed. >>> number two, arizona sheriff joe arpaio has been accused of discriminating against latinos, according to the justice department. a three-year investigation found the maricopa county sheriff's office targeted latinos, including racial profiling, and also retaliated against anyone who complained. arpaio, who calls himself america's toughest sheriff, is known for his hard stance on illegal immigrants. "outfront" reached out to his office for comment, but we did not get a response in time for the program. >>> number three, a new defense attorney for jerry sandusky says his client may have been teaching boys, quote, how to put soap on their body in the penn state locker room. karl rominger offered the explanation in an interview with wthm channel. in a st

feel like deja vu? it's actually deja ocho. the deadline to pass a bill is friday at midnight.nt he thinks congress will get it done, will avoid a shutdown, but he also said that despite democrats' move to drop the millionaire's surtax, he will not drop the keystone pipeline to get the payroll tax passed. >>> number two, arizona sheriff joe arpaio has been accused of discriminating against latinos, according to the justice department. a three-year investigation found the maricopa county sheriff's office targeted latinos, including racial profiling, and also retaliated against anyone who complained. arpaio, who calls himself america's toughest sheriff, is known for his hard stance on illegal immigrants. "outfront" reached out to his office for comment, but we did not get a response in time for the program. >>> number three, a new defense attorney for jerry sandusky says his client may have been teaching boys, quote, how to put soap on their body in the penn state locker room. karl rominger offered the explanation in an interview with wthm channel. in a statement obtained by cnn,

this is like dÉjÀ vu.e were just talking about this last weekend. >> the good news is this is a less extreme event. the bad news is some of these wind gusts are causing a lot of damage. we've seen up to 76 miles per hour already. that was just this morning. 65 miles per hour up at camp nine. warm springs at 58. burbank, about 45-mile-per-hour gusts. we're going to continue to see those throughout the afternoon. what we're dealing with today is another upper level disturbance. all these are tracking within the jet stream. the jet stream has been in this basic pattern. that's why we've seen every three to five days these upper level storms that move through here. that means it's going to be hilting you in the southwest. you're next in line, certainly. take a look. there you can see the upper low. you can see where it's going to be tracking, picking up moisture here from the pacific. it's kind of sub-tropical moisture. it's going to be a warm rain for you into the valley areas. we'll see snow, which will be h

you might get a sense of deja vu reading the headline today. italy bond auction highlights the nation's woes. something is different. the ten-year yield is now 2% higher. perilously close to the 7% mark that economists view as unaffordable. 6.98%. how do you feel about paying that even on let's say your mortgage. but of all the world's new prime minister's, mario monti could have used to describe this week's debt sales. the one he chose was encouraging. man with a smile on his face. earlier bob parker from credit suisse gave richard his outlook on italy's money problems. >> the positive is that italy's maturity of its debt is long and over six years, but a lot of the debt comes up in march and april. that's going to be a testing period for italy as to whether they can refinance that maturing debt. the other concern which worries investors, they don't like political uncertainty. whereas in spain we have a strong popular mandate for the new government, in italy we have a technocrat government. we don't know whether it can maintain parliamentary s

and it was a case of deja vu for the cowboys. last week dallas was about to win on a last second field goal when their head coach called time-out. they missed the field goal on the second try and ended up losing in overtime to the arizona cardinals. as a redskins fan, not feeling too bad for the cowboys. >> we'll take that any day. >>> meanwhile, let's shift gears over to tim tebow. he once again helped lead the denver broncos to a thrilling win. tebow led the broncos down the field late in the fourth quarter, and denver kicked the game-tying field goal. check it out. crowd goes wild. in overtime, tebow helped drive the ball downfield, setting up a 51-yard game-winning field goal. the broncos are now 7-1 with tebow as the starter. just to mention, this is the fourth quarter -- like he's done this six times, come back in the fourth quarter. >> he is on a roll. >> he's on fire. >> a lot of people are talking about tebow. some people love to hate him, but you can't argue with the way he's been playing. >> 20 minutes after the 6:00 h

. >> deja vu. congress is at a roadblock. if they don't find middle ground, it could lead to higher taxes and possibly a government shutdown. good morning and thanks for joining us for "news 4 today." i'm eun yang. >> and i'm joe krebs. let's take a live look outside right now. we have brightening skies on the horizon. 45 degrees here in the nation's capital. let's talk to tom about our forecast. tom? >> we can't blame the weather for a slow commute this morning. we don't really have any weather issues to deal with. no frost for the most part throughout much of the region. it's a bit milder this morning than it has been the last few mornings. there is the sky over the nax nation's capital. mostly cloudy. dry over reagan national. we have a calm wind. temperatures around the region, generally mid and upper 30s from the mountains all the way to the bay and eastern shore. few isolated spots eastern shore where there's not as much cloud cover. but elsewhere, quite a bit of cloudiness across virginia, maryland, and west virginia c