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s officer were looking for dennis hughes last night. police say when officers tried to talk tahada hughes, he- -tried to talk to hughes, he set a fire in the apartment. >> due to the threat the shoot r posed to the community, the firefighters, the officers, and the fire in the apartment, a sharp shooter fired a set. >> nearly 200 people had to evacuates. the police found hughes' mother stab today death. >>> now to the south bay, police are troying to figure out what started a five alarm fire. the blaze started late last knight. dozens--last night. dozens of people are still not able to get back into their homes tonight. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows the fire that shot up into the air. >> it was giant. >> reporter: today this wood is what is left of two complexes. no wiring was put in. it spread quickly and damaged near by homes. rose departments were evacuated. >> this morning around 50 of the residents were still not being allowed in. big al bill was being consoled by neighbors. he was settlingen the couch--sitting on the co

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dennis ryan escaped into the building. complicated by heavy amounts of asbestos and lead. those familiar with the ground said the complex was condemned in the 1970's. >> we were told to stay away because it might contain asbestos and other things. they're quite old and some of the oldest buildings on this property. >> six hours after the initial call, police prepared to bring in swat teams and the made contact with dyer via cell phone. >> all kinds of metal thefts have been quite a problem around maryland. something police are dealing with all over maryland. >> after police spent six hours looking, they used his -- they say he used his cell phone to call his girlfriend. they did not know that there was a state trooper with care. he finally gave himself up because he got thirsty. his alleged accomplice was staying at a homeless shelter. there in the process of looking both men on a number of charges. >> of baltimore county man will call a prison cell his home for five years. he was sentenced after he admitted to shooting officer andrew zadora. he spared the officer and crept down nearby and fired at him. he confessed as a way to -- it was a way to

dennis escaped into the attic of the building. those familiar with the ground said the complex was condemned back in the 197's. >> there were boarded up and we were told to stay away for them because they might contain asbestos and other things. they are quite old. >> please were about to bring in a swat team and canines. the other man surrendered. >> a proposed five-year agreement with the sports marketing company will be presented this morning. they will run operational aspects of the race. the operations team will hold a press conference about details for the grand prix. t through thiss coming memorial day weekend. millions of americans are preparing to drive to their destinations. tara mergener has more on what to expect. >> good morning. brace yourself. there will be a half million more drivers on the road this memorial day weekend. some are making some adjustments. nearly 31 million drivers will brave the memorial day traffic to reach their destination, according to aaa. but this time that many are thinking harder about the trip request based on the price of gas. >> the economy -- you have to weigh that against everything. >>

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sometimes when he's under pressure like this he lashes out and as the caller said, dennis skinner, one of the oldest m.p.'s, many people would say it was a very fair point and the prime minister responded by attacking his age. it didn't go down very well at all. host: how much influence does james murdoch have in the overall company? guest: he has a huge influence. host: because he tried to down play that in his questioning. guest: he tried to downplay how much, how clearly he had been made aware of what was going on in british newspapers. he was chairman of the british newspaper on the news corporation, he's now stepped down from both those roles. but also the heir to rupert murdoch. and was seen his likely successor of the parent company. host: more news from this past week, labour party member tom watson and lose miverage, with differing views on the inquirery to news corps, the merger with b sky b and the phone hacking. >> we find they carried out an extensionive cover-up of its rampant law breaking. its most senior executives repeatedly misled parliament and the two men at the top, rupert and james mu

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