i'm like, yo, that's paul dixon. i know him. >> estrada was surprised that dixon who has gone to jail numerous times before was so distressed. >> i'm not saying he's faking but sometimes you do stress out in here. some people are not built for this. >> he's going through some stress of his own. several weeks earlier he pled guilty to aggravated manslaughter for killing an 88-year-old world war ii veteran. he was described by his family as a vibrant and active great-grandfather. >> i don't want to go to hell for what happened. i'm really afraid. you know, i don't want to spend the rest of my eternity in hell. what happened was i was smoking angel dust and i ended up in one of my friend's grandfather's house. it was like, it gets you really paranoid and i went crazy and lost my mind. i went into the kitchen and i grabbed a pen to hit him twice or three times. the velocity of it was so fast, it was so hard that the pot itself was bent. it was bent in. i heard him yell, turned around and i started running and i remember

latonya dixon, i know her personally, we go back a long ways together. she should be on the commission. mr. vargas. >> that was your time. >> i would highly recommend all four to be on the commission. >> i'm sorry, if he could just finish his list that would be helpful to me. >> vargas and (inaudible) i know all of them and they would all be excellent on the commission. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisor, my name is trepbt tano, i am here to support brendan rogers for a seat on the committee. as a fellow veteran in all my circles of friends there's only two i can really talk to about being a veteran and my time in the army and brendan is one of them. he's a really open guy, really friendly, easy to talk to. he's the kind of guy who, if you have a problem he's very focused on helping you solving it and he's a great problem solver, great leader and i want to avoid the cylon detector so i will wrap it up and really give my support for brendan thank you very much. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is

miss dixon is not currently but will move april 1st and will register to vote thereafter. what i suggest you do is duplicate the file send 4 names to the board for the march 24th meeting, then send miss dixon's meeting to the board for the april 7 meeting and sometime before april 7 she can confirm she has become a registered voter from the city and county of san francisco. >> very good. we can make a motion based on that. >> just like will the chair said, first of all duplicate the file, second of all send forward of 4 names of mr. rogers to the full board and then our duplicate file will be latonya dixon for seat 1. >> we can take that without objection and the motion passes. we'll take a momentary break. >> thank you. ?oo sfoo we are live again rules committee, and we can on to item no. 6 ?oo . >> item 6, hearing to determine seats on the forestry council. there are 6 seats and 6 applicants. >> great. thank you everyone for hanging in with us on a fairly long meeting. we're going to take things out of order this time just for one applicant who i believe has to leave soo

. >> we have one more applicant and that is miss latonya dixon >> good afternoon, chairman john avalos and supervisor katy tang and supervisor malia cohen. i wish to thank the supervisors and this board for this tupbtd to express my interest and passion to become one of the commissioners on the san francisco veterans commission. as a disabled woman veteran, the first african american commander of the american legion, i have been very active in the san francisco bay area community. i feel i would be, i would bring much diversity to the commission. i definitely would be on time and be there so we can make quorum. also i know i have worked with most of the commissioners and would be happy to continue to work with them and support them to also bring in fresh ideas and at the moment i am working with commissioner john caldera on the port of chicago. in addition i have followed the proceedings of the commission for a number of years, attended numerous meetings and have spoken in public comment to introduce topics and events that may be of interest to the commission such as take back the nigh

a recent pugh poll showed that the overwellal -- overwellaling majority of people think -- pack dixon showed us some of those profiles or lists many of us end up on. >> here's a list that says alcohol drinkers, adult. list? if i'm an alcohol drinker . >>reporter: there are scores of lists for sale. >> i'm seeing everything from dry eyes to bed wetting to canker sores. >>reporter: here's another one. substance abuse road to recovery book buyer's club. >> how do they know that? how do the data brokers know that i bought that book? >> so this is a list of people in a book buyers club so that list is being sold. so if you're purchasing a list or a book from that club, that's how they're getting it. >>reporter: day at that brokers aren't just getting customer information from retailers. they also mine public records and monitor our public -- monitor our public hostings on social media. also online surveys. the profiles are precious commodities, as good as gold for the brokers and the clients they sell them to. >> they know this about me and categorize me in order to make it easier for them

dixon doesn't have a backup car. he says other teams have offered to let him use their backup car if he decides to finish eliminations today. he was one of the first drivers to wear a helmet restraint system for safety, before it was mandated. and those safety features really helped him this time. >> they did. i'm surprised he's willing to get back into any car at this point. >> this is the second time this has happened to him. >> it's a testament to the safety parameters. and technology that he has the option to get back in the car. >> a lot of it is mandated because people like him started using them. >> mara, thank you so much. >>> this is no ordinary sunday. it's selection sunday as dan mentioned, i'm geeking out. it marks the beginning of march madness, when millions of us fill out brackets attempting to determine who will win and who will do home. >> morris the shot to win it. >> reporter: there's one day bigger than all the rest in college basketball. and it's today. selection sunday. when 68 teams wait to hea

however, the further north and west, snow showers times of snow along the mason-dixon line where you may pick up anywhere between 3, 4 inches. inside the capital beltway, not quite as much snow. just a coating maybe an inch. after that we switch over to sleet and freezing rain and it would be the biggest problem tomorrow, especially between 11:00 in the morning and about 5:00 in the afternoon. as we transition from the snow to the sleet and freezing rain. eventually that will change over to all rain. sleet and freezing rain inside the capital beltway. for the district, the snow was not going to be a big problem, the rain will not be a problem. the timing and what to expect in the next seven days coming up. kimberly: other parts of the country are dealing with the winter that will not seem to quit. we continue our storm watch team coverage. tom: snow and ice taking their toll across thousands of miles. in carolina, ice reduce these cars to roadside rex. in springfield missouri, this accident sent emergency workers racing to highway 60. on i-44, a chain reaction sent this pickup face f

dixon, incredibly no worse for wear.to the crowd as he walks away from the mangled wreckage. his spirit's high. despite his brush with death. >> the best i can tell. the front half broke. captain obvious. up in the air for a long time. >> reporter: this scene all too familiar for the champion driver who survived a similar accident on a memphis track in 2000. his car capable of going from 0 to 100 in under a second, catapulting off the ground. while competing in one of the fastest races in the world, leaving dixon seriously injured. >> 15 years ago at memphis. i got a helicopter ride to the hospital with a broken leg. >> reporter: crediting updated safety features, dixon grateful he escaped this crash unharmed. >> my back is a little sore. my knee got banged around a little bit. i am here. got out of the car. i am in one piece. >> mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> incredible. got away. walked away after seeing the car split in half like that. >> the video was spectacular. coming up. speaking of going airborne. the

. >>> larry dixon had a day to remember at the gator nationals. his top fuel car broke in half at 280-miles-an-hour. he went flying into the air, somehow dixon came away without a crash and joked my car is a mess but i'm still here. wow. this sports brought brought to you by bank of the west warriors hosting the knicks tonight. >> join us today. a new study finds high-tech imaging for heart problem may be no more effective than a basic test at a fraction thereof at the cost. >> then the baby being called a miracle and the new video of the dramatic rescue after she was upside down in freezing water for hours. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> the international celebration of pi day started right here in the bay area. pi this greek letter that symbolizes the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. they're also today's date. 3.14/1. the pi day celebration started at the exploratorium in 1988. scientists say today is the most accurate pi day of our lifetime. >> 9:26:53 this morning we had our pi shine some rein in the plaza, and we celebra

. >>> larry dixon had a day to remember at the gator nationals. fuel car broke in half at 280-miles-an-hour. he went flying into the air, somehow dixon came away without a crash and joked my car is a mess but i'm still here. wow. this sports brought brought to you by bank of the west warriors hosting the knicks >> join us today. a new study finds high-tech imaging for heart problem may be no more effective than a basic test at a fraction thereof at the cost. >> then the baby being called a miracle and the new video of the dramatic rescue after she was upside down in freezing water for hours. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> the international celebration of pi day started right here in the bay area. pi this greek letter that symbolizes the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. they're also today's date. 3.14/1. the pi day celebration started at the exploratorium in 1988. scientists say today is the most accurate pi day of our lifetime. >> 9:26:53 this morning we had our pi shine some rein in the plaza, and we celebrated our pi day th

larry dixon's car snapped in half sending him flipping down the track last night at a national hot rodiation race in florida. emergency crews rushed to the scene but dixon no worse for wear waiving to the crowd as he walked away. >> itself hit pretty hard. my back is a little sore. my knee got banged around a little bit. but i'm here walking -- got out of the car, which i better than i did 15 years ago in memphis. >> disk job was seriously injured in that memphis accident. he believes he survived this crash unscathed due to updated safety features. >>> a ceremony in the san francisco bay today to remember a local stunt pilot who died in the water of fort mason 100 years, the 28-year-old put on an air show for 50,000 people at the panama pacific international exposition in 1915. the san franciscan day.ed a death die where he would push his plane straight down and pull up the last minute. the plane did not respond in time and he crashed. he drowned not being able to get out of the plane's safety straps. a wreath was dropped in the water between piers 2 and 3. >>> this is a record breakin

dixon slingerland is the executive director of youth policy institute which serves more than 100,000 youth and young adults at 125 programs in los angeles. randi weingarten is president of the american federation of teachers which represents 1.6 million educational professionals. and, finally beth williams is evil of roxbury technology, a company with mission to get back to its urban community by creating jobs and manufacturing earth friendly products. so we have a great group of people here today. i would like to start out the discussion with lee saunders. why should we care about our urban areas? >> first let me thank c.a.p. for coordinating and sponsoring with afscme. we believe this is a discussion that is long overdue. that, in fact, there's a tragedy going on within our urban centers across this country. the lack of jobs the lack of good paying jobs, and we got to talk about it. not only on the labor side but business, academics, elected officials all of us have to think outside the box to talk about the problems that exist in the urban areas right now. you know about the detro

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corporal brian dixon was killed.he borough of dunbar named a road after dixon. police arrested eric frein after a 48 day manhunt in the pocono mountain. he has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty. >> christians around the area celebrated palm sunday. ♪ >> archbishop shall chaput celebrated mass at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul tonight. palm sunday commemorates jesus' entry into the jerusalem and it marks the beginning of holy week which leads up to easter sunday. >>> now three months after an emergency amputation trenton bishop david o'connell returned to the altar for a very special palm sunday mass. ♪ >> heartfelt welcome and rousing applause for bishop david o'connell as he made his way down the aisle at saint mary the assumption cathedral. first mass on this palm sunday since a leg amputation in december. >> live threatening infections seemed to settle in the leg and so i had to make a decision at christmastime to amputate the leg and so it was amputateed actual three

a close call for drag racing champion larry dixon. >> whoa. >> whoa to say the least. hz his top fuel dragster breaks apart flies into the air at nearly 280 miles per hour. he crashes into the side of the gates. dixon was not seriously hurt. don't miss him coming up on "fox & friends" in the next hour. want to hear that, ainsley? sh>> comedian and tv host howe mandel becomes the victim of a epic toilet paper tank. they covered the entire house from top to bottom. >> oh my god. >> how do you get into a gated community. why are you laughing? why do you think it is funny. >> howdy neighbor. >> oh my god. >> he does admit he is a germaphobe. his wife and son were in on that prank so you he can't be too mad. >> i think his son will be cleaning that up, though. >> the time is 25 after the top of the hour. coming up, could the jinx finally have jinxed robert durst. tying the real et stays err to murder. >> he doesn't sleep at all. >> how do you know that? >> i live here, dad. >> did you toss and turn last night. why losing 30 minutes of sleep cause serious damage. from his ba

corporal brian dixon was killed.ouglas made his first public remarks saturday as the borough named a road after dixon. he spent the last six months undergoing more than a dozen surgeries. >> i feel good. i am getting bert. now i'm off crutches and on a cane. our department, tremendous, horrific tragedy. that's what kept me motivated and just looking on into the future. >> police arrested eric frein after 48 day manhunt in the pocono mountains. frein has pleaded not guilty to charges for which prosecutors say they plan so seek the death penalty. >> a foyer fight nerve fresno, california is seriously hurt after he falls through the roof of a burning home. take a look at this video and you can see the firefighter in the middle of the smoke when all of a sudden, the roof collapses. and he falls into the garage. other firefighters and good samaritans helped pull him from the burning building, firefighter being treated for serious burns on more than half of his body. >> heroic act caught on camera in federal way washington

once the men arrived at the dixon house around midnight on april 18 they begin to discuss terms. then postmaster general reagan decides to write out the terms and as he is scribbling, don steyn announces it is time to return to the bennett plays for the second day of negotiations. reagan says he will send the terms forward. sherman and johnston reached the bennett place around noon. johnston probably tells sherman that he has official authorization for this all-encompassing surrender. he would like to bring breckenridge into the discussion. sherman says he doesn't know about that. johnston replies yes but breckenridge is also a major general in its confederate army. sherman says, ok. at that point reagan's basis of pacification arrives and johnston begins to lead it -- read it aloud and sherman looks disapproving and johnson points out the only thing we disagreed on is amnesty for davis and the. otherwise, -- and the cabinet. otherwise, we have a basis of agreement. sherman waves it off. he gets out and and paper and begins to write his memorandum for a basis of agreement. it tro

jericka duncan sat down with longtime chef howard dixon.said the brothers should have known better. >> i think it was kind of stupid and selfish to do something like that. and knowing this is an organization it's supposed about about brotherhood, that wasn't a brotherhood. there will never be a job like this again. this is one of a kind. >> reporter: are you going to miss it? >> yes. i'll miss my family. >> reporter: you still consider sigma alpha epsilon family? >> yes. >> you can see more of jericka duncan's interview with chef howard dixon about the racist video coming up later on "cbs this morning." >>> in madison, wisconsin, protesters are calling for the dismissal of a police officer who shot and killed an unarmed biracial 19-year-old. the officer who is white is on leave this morning. as dean reynolds reports, the deadly encounter has led to soul searching in this famously liberal community. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: increasingly large crowds of demonstrators marched on the wisconsin statehouse and filled its 98-year-old ro

larry dixon has s a three-time national hotrod association champion. his car went airborne today in gainesville, florida, and ac split in half before crashing into a wall. emergency crews checked him out. surprisingly dixon is okay. >>> singer elton john says he'll never wear dole say and gabbana again and is telling others to boycott the line. he blasted them on instagram bee of what they said about same-sex marriage. they said they support traditional marriage and called children of nontraditional marriages "children of chemistry."r celebrities are already joining the boycott on twitter, using the ha #boycotta stabbing happened at the armory station. a woman stabbed a station manager with a kitchen knife, and news4's >> reporter: metro transit police want to find this woman. they say she stabbed a station manager at the stadium armory stop testimony happened at 11:45 in the morning. began with a bizarre request. a woman asked a manager if she could ride for free. >> when the station manager declined she got into a physical altercation. actually began

dixon lived in dunmore and his sons play baseball on the fields. the corporal was shot to death outside the barrack last september. eric frein was arrested after the assassination. he pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, terrorism and other charges. >>> it's 5:17. today septa riders get a sneak-peek at the home improvement project planned for the 15th street station. this is what septa has in store for the center city station. the project will make the 15th street station safer with new lighting and more user-friend lily features for riders. the renovations begin in september of 2015. >>> and septa riders get an update on the workshop for the king of prussia rail line that will extend the north town line to the king of prussia mall and the business parks. the workshop is at double tree hotel valley forge in king of prussia between 4:00 and 8:30 today. >>> traffic is now getting around that accident that had 95 northbound closed earlier this morning. but we wonder how long it's going to be out there as the morning rush picks up. >> we'll get a

dixon still isn't sure if he's going to get back on the track today. he says my car is a mess but i'm still here. >> still here. >> most importantly. >> let's keep it that way. >> 280 miles per hour. >> all right. >> lucky he's okay. sore back and knee. >> another check on the forecast by dillon dryian. >> we have snow still falling across new england. new york northern maine, we're seeing most of the snow. could end up with 8 to 12 inches. most areas, snowshowers. we'll see one to three inches in isolated areas. elsewhere across the country, we could see record highs from the southwest into the northern plains into this afternoon. >> that's your latest forecast. >> back to you. >> now to a mystery that has people speculating all over the globe. where is russian president vladimir putin? he hasn't been seen in public in more than a week. kristin welker has more from the white house. good morning. >> reporter: erer ererica, good morning. theories that putin was displayed in a coupe to the possibility he's with his girlfriend. it's a mystery that has the

below the mason-dixon line they were generally held by black people either slave or free you would point them on their way or give them food or hide them among their way. they didn't go from station to station. there were stations in the south except for one or two. they just relied on the health of black people they encountered until they reached maybe wilmington, delaware just below the mason-dixon line and where there was tom iscariot and irregular rights group in wilmington helping fugitives. once i got over the border into pennsylvania, they encountered many quaker farmers in southern pennsylvania willing to help them and then they were sent to philadelphia where williams still ran the vigilance committee. he would quickly put them on a train to new york to notify sidney howard k. by telegram. two are coming or something like that. napoleon would meet them at the depot. you could not stay in philadelphia. you're liable to be captured at any moment. the point was quickly to get them moving on to upstate new york which is a lot safer. after 1850 had to get to canada because of the fug

dixon's not sure if he's getting back on the track today. he says my car's a mess but i'm still here. >> i'm surprised if dixon ever gets back on the track. >> you know what? they do. they get back up and they drive. that's what they do. >>> dylan is back now with a check of your weather. tough to believe, maybe a little bit more snow in new england today? >> i was just finishing up that spring-like forecast for the ohio river valley. now talking about snow especially up into maine where caribou is seeing heavier snow. we also have wrap-around snow near binghamton new york. one to three inches in some of the whiter spots here but north of bangor south of caribou, in this area here where we could end up with 8 to 12 inches of >>> a good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossmann. not a bad day. we had all that rain yesterday. it could be windy. winds could gust to 35 40. right around normal for this time of year. a beautiful start to the workweek. mixture of sun and clouds. less winds. tuesday, 53. then we're back into the chill. we

larry dixon, a driver frr the national hot rod association.terday, during a race in gainsville florida, the car broke apart. two pieces of the car went flying before crashing on to the tracks. dixon says it was like being on a roller coaster and flying off the track. he's not sure why his car came apart. he's shaken up. he's not sure if he's going to race today. >>> with lots of jobs in washington low and middle income housing is quickly disappearing as more people move to d.c. tom sherwood shows us one family feeling the change firsthands. >> my mother and i was like 12 in this picture. >> reporter: this 30-year-old describing her familiary to a friend, proudly displaying her diploma from morris college in south carolina where she majored in biology. one thing she doesn't have is her own apartment, sharing this southeast one-bedroom with her mother and 3-year-old child. >> i need to get my own place. as i try, everything seems to be out of my pay range. >> reporter: she makes $33,000 a year working for martha's table, a social service non-pro

tony dixon from airliner world joining us here. just to recap where we are at the moment. president francois hollande says he fears no one survived the germanwings aircraft in the southern french alps. the plane having taken off according to airport officials in spain at 08:55 gmt from barcelona to dusseldorf. the pilot sent and s.o.s. message out near the french down of digne-les-bains. more information from eric the head of the regional council down there in southern france. the search and rescue teams are headed to the crash sight. the french newspaper saying aviation officials and now according to the french government 142 of the 148 people on board were passengers. there were two pilots and four flight attendants. let's go to chris yates in manchester. if they say no one survived what, in terms of what happened to the plane and how it came down? >> it would seem that the aircraft was at altitude at the time this accident happened. but, above and beyond that perhaps perhaps, you know, the problem is that we simply don't know at the moment we don't know what happened on

corporal brian dixon was honored with a street named his memory today.urvivalist shot him outside the blooming grove state police barracks. that prompted a 48-day manhunt. a street wasiz unveiled today. trooper alex douglass who was wounded in that shooting also made his first public remarks during the ceremony. he hopes to return to the force. the trooper thanked the community for their xt month. >>> a north philadelphia animal shelter has temporarily closed its adoption center after a number of dogs got sick. a representative from the spca confirms that the dogs are suffering from an upper respiratory illness. the cats are healthy. while the adoption center is closed the wellness clinic is open as are the surgery and grooming areas. >>> family members stabbed in their philadelphia home. why the police didn't have to go far to find their suspect. >>> new clues behind the murder in the sky in france. why the co-pilot was receiving medical treatment that could have compromised his ability to fly. >>> coming up we'll hear from a couple of eagles on the ch

somehow, dixon came away with a scratch and afterwards my car is mess. unbelievable. but i'm still here. just amazing how these drivers walk away from so many accidents and all of racing. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, bay area marshawn lynch involved in a fight in san francisco. the name he was called and what apparently started it. and plus the baby being called a miracle and the new video of the dramatic rescue after she was upside down in the freezing water for hours. those stories tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> the international celebration of pi day started right here in the bay area. pi is the brief letter that symbolizes the ratio of the circumference to its diameter. the same numbers are also today's date. 3-14-15. 3.1415. stored in 1988. say today is the most accurate pi day of our lifime. >> 926 and 53 seconds this morning, we circumventilated our pi shrine where the public can come see it and celebrated our pi day by eating pie. >> great idea. the explore toirm gave away nearly 2,000 slices of pie today and organized dozens of activities for visitors.

on a memphis track. >> oh, there goes dixon. >> reporter: dixon was seriously hurt in that accident.ortant safety improvements. >> i feel safer in that race car than i do driving to the racetrack. because of my head and neck restraint, because of my helmet, because of the cage that i'm surrounded in. so, when you do have a bad day at the office, you can dust yourself off and get back in again. >> reporter: for "good morning america" mara schiavacampo, abc news, new york. >>> now to the weather. those ice jams all around. >> which are a problem, because they cause flooding. it is a sign things are starting to break up, even though we did say it's going to get cooler by the end of the week. there are flood watches in a couple of places to the great lakes and northeast and river levels with flood advisories high all the way down into the south. people in dallas and houston are going, can we have one day of sunshine please? got about a quar >> good monday. i am meteorologist mike nicco. a lot of cloud cover and a stray shower with democrats in the low-to-upper 60s, and we are going to se

an hour, dixon walked away unscathed from this accident. fact he did not go to the hospital. emergency officials of the track check him out and released him in florida. while in eye-popping crash a, but nobody injured. barry zito in cactus league they beat arizona five to zero.. gary and dari are hosting it. it's all this friday night at 9. you are not going to want to miss it. >> vicki : i was in scottsdale catching some cactus league baseball. it was like 80 degrees. >>:you know it's trouble when we are warmer than arizona >> vicki : and in boston as breaking record with six snow >>:this is a seesaw effect where it's very cold in the east and very warm in the west. in the meantime we're looking at a lot of clouds for tomorrow, there's a storm coming up from the tropics are lot of clouds. but really no rain. it's all been to the. north of the the could be a few sprinkles north of santa rosa, but otherwise clouds and some bricks of sunshine. temperatures in the 70's and 60's. it will be a little cooler than we had yesterday by about 5 to 10 degrees. 74 san jose for monday. >>

frein told police that dixon's slaying was an assassination. he has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, terrorism and other charges. >>> a canadian man is accused of arranging a sexual rendezvous in dawson county who he thought he was a 14-year-old boy. now he's held on $1 million bail. >>> the company that does the hiring for a mall in western pennsylvania admitted to not performing a proper background check after a registered sex offender was hired to dress up as the easter bunny. michael jacobs was on the job for 12 hours before his criminal record was exposed. court records show jacobs was convicted of sexually assaulting a minor twice. >>> from our south jersey bur bureau lockheed martin and u.s. navy officials cut the ribbon today on the expansion of the combat system engineering development site. the new facility has enough space to test combat systems such as illuminating radar and land sea and air censorsense sensors. >>> president obama says it will keep the current number of 9800 troops in afghanistan through the end of the ye

i'm not a student but i'm american. >> dixon says he waited around for police after he tore down the display and says he was prepared to be arrested or even go to jail. but the police say no one ever called them. >>> many drivers are complaining about gas prices which have gone up $0.75 in the last month. right now the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.49. in oakland, santa rosa, and san jose it's $3.40. california special blend of gas we always talk about this is more expensive. it's only produced in california. production has declined after the fires at the mobile refinery in southern california and out put from the refinery in martinez has been reduced because of that employee work strike. >> yes but the prices keep going up. >> yeah, they do. >>> a racist chant the one that was caught on cam a the latest problem for the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity. >> robin thicke, pharrell williams accused of ripping off a hit from the 1970s. >> good morning, everybody. it is middle of the week here on wednesday and traffic looking good so far here in the south bay. this is 280 in s

larry dixon on the scene right reached 280 miles per hour his dragster buckled and broke in half and went airborne and landed hard on the asphalt. he remained in the cockpit until safety crews freed him. he complained his back and knee were a little sore, he is otherwise okay. >>> ten american healthcare worker in west africa helping to fight the ebola crowd break are heading back to the u.s. after one of their colleagues became infected with the disease. >> nebraska, maryland and atlanta at that, they will be under quarantine, if they get a fever they will be isolated. >> the colleague is at the national institute of health in maryland. ten workers may have been exposed to the worker. right now they are not i will or contagious. the outbreak has killed ten thousand people. the death rate has slowed in recent months. >>> 91-year-old is flying back to iwo jet jima along with his son and grandson, returning to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the events. it will be the first time he'll be on iwo jima since he landed with other marines in 1945. >> we didn't come off in waves we got c

we had a flew flurries push on through really through the mason-dixon line.kes might fall throughout the rest of the day. generally pretty dry and cloudy. we are going to warm up tomorrow, more so into thursday but that comes with a lot of rain. here's your planner for today. lunch time cloudy, 41 degrees. a little more sunshine as you travel farther south. southern maryland might see more sunshine. mid-40s. usually we're near that 60- degree range this time of year. dwrab your jackets. >>> -- grab your jackets. >>> if you're going to be traveling on rock creek parkway southbound at p street, it is now open. we told that you it was closed because of some bridge work but it is now open. sky 9 right now showing us how things are shaping up on the outer loop of the beltway at university boulevard. you can see delays as a result of some earlier accidents. the accidents are now on the shoulder but the delays continue to mount as more drivers are starting to make their way on the outer loop. i say anywhere from about 5 to -- add anywhere about 5 to 10 minutes to yo

the dixon citywide basketball program championship was tonight for kids 12 and younger. stuff. philadelphia police athletic league pal hosted it championship for ages 12 to 15 is tomorrow. >> a lot of three-point shots out there. all right. here's howard with some more sports. >> for people who don't represent fits dixon he was one time owner of the 76ers and the 76ers keep on finding ways to lose. but management is very happy about this loss. and eagles are going to sign a free agent wide receiver when they sign one of their own. all that coming up in sports. ♪ (brad) holy cats! has, has anybody else been experiencing a snail infestation? no? i'll tell you later. polygons. without them: no shapes. without shapes, our world has no form. but you can use the polygonal search tool on the new apartments-dot-com to define the area in which you want to find your next apartment. there. what if i lived in that area? oh,interesting. change your apartment... change the world. jim: it's a bad idea to assess children this way. it takes away the joy of learning in a classroom, which

. >> one of those friends is adrian dixon. >> this is my best friend.ore than -- more than anybody else. >> so we've seen ups and downs. we know all of the flaws in our character. and we try to make each other -- >> i have no flaws in my character, don't let her fool you. >> right. it breaks my heart because i know that she is a -- a good person. i just wish -- i know that her appeal's going to work in her favor. i know. >> don't make me cry. >> you learn to be a family when you're incarcerated. i mean, it's kind of neat to see the groups of people that become friends in here. because they're people that you would never associate with out there. but you come in here, everyone's facing the same hurts and the same hangups so we kind of lean on each other for that. you know in 20 years i'm going to be so good at this game. >> hilberling might need all of the support she can muster. her sentencing, which could be up to 25 years in state prison, is only days away. robert hill is also facing an uncertain future as he awaits trial for first-degree murder and r