he pump it out saving some of it which bailey hauled back to the gas station. system one of several motorists who contacted fox 29 investigates after we revealed last month the rebecca rue wiz and freddie sanchez both got bad gas from the gulf on january january 3rd. the station operator said a faulty cap on a tank was to blame. he says it was repaired. the county sent in an inspector after we raised questions who found a low octane reading and another problem. the station was slapped with a $2,700 fine third violation since 2011. >> i was shocked. this is the first time that i've ever gotten bad gas. >> reporter: glenn contacted fox 29 to say he, too topped off at the gulf late on the afternoon of january 3rd. 800 bucks in repairs later and the tainted gas was finally cleared from his toyota. he says he's been contacted by state operator paul sing promising he'll cover his repair costs but that came after our broadcast. >> we left the message with him and heard nothing. no response back. until your investigateing report came out. >> reporter: late january and

he pumped it out saving some of it which bailey hauled back to the gas station. ey is one of several motorists who contacted fox 29 investigates after we revealed last month that rebecca rue wiz and fred dough sanchez both got bad gas from the gulf on january 3rd. the station operator said a faulty cap on a tank was to blame. he says it was repaired. the county sent in an inspector after we raised questions who found a low octane reading and another problem. the station was slapped with a $2,700 fine its third violation since 2011. >> i was shocked. you know, this is the first time that i've ever gotten bad gas. >> reporter: glenn contacted fox 29 to say he, too topped off at the gulf late on the afternoon of january 3rd. 800 bucks in repairs later and the tainted gas was finally cleared from his toyota. he says he's been contacted by station operator paul sing promising he'll cover his repair costs but that came after our broadcast. >> we left message with him and heard nothing. no response back. until your investigateing report came out. >> reporter: late januar

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. >> these hop-in crews will troll gas stations. >> reporter: easy pickings. >> that one's running right. he just went inside. >> reporter: when they steal the cars they're not stealing them to keep them. >> correct. >> reporter: many of the cars end up being sold online or exported overseas like this black car swiped from a gas station. investigators found it in a shipping container before it headed to africa. >> this is their job. they get up in the morning just like you or i get up to go to work. >> reporter: organized teams use the stolen cars to commit other crimes. as our i-team cameras roll officers pull this vehicle after spotting it driving through several gas stations and speeding. they suspect the riders may have been searching for a vehicle to steal. >> one in the chamber, 11 in the magazine. >> reporter: police find marijuana and a gun on the guy. >> a drug ring and now homicide. >> reporter: w.a.v.e. team members say they've noticed thieves getting bolder. >> they caught this man sliding into her car while she pumped gas, first stealing her purse. when she goes inside to pa

i just kept filling up the tire with air. >> charles :ian says that as he left the gas station he mades intersection and moments later the officers pulled him over. >>:and then he just came right behind me with his lights. >> charles :one officer asked ian for his license and car registration. ian says that instead he handed the officer his debit card.. which has his name and picture on it... because he'd left his driver's license at home. at this point ian began recording the conversation on his iphone. >>:put your hand on your head. >> charles :ian was then asked to step out of the car, he was placed in handcuffs, and told he was being detained so officers could conduct an identification search. >>:the supreme court allows us to do an identification search. you have presented no lawful government identification. >> charles :ian was placed in the back of a police cruiser as officers searched his car. the cell phone recorded part of their conversation. one officer told another to be sure to issue him a ticket, for what is not clear. >>: "whatever you do make sure he gets a ticket." "oh

as our i-team cameras roll we spot this car going through gas stations and speeding.or a car to steal. police find marijuana and a gun on the guy. >> possible connections to a car ring drug team, and now a homicide. >> reporter: cameras caught this man sliding into a woman's car as she pumped gas. first stealing her purse. then when she goes inside, they take the entire car. that car theft one of 244 already this year in prince georges county. that's down slightly from last year, but police say it's also reason to keep the keys with you in your hand or pocket while you're fueling up your car and why you should avoid the early morning warm-ups in the driveway. scott mcfarlane, news4 i-team. >> i know you want to watch and you can. to watch those car thefts caught on camera go to our website on with nbcwashington.com and click on investigations. >>> how would you react if there was a tree about ready to fall on your house? when "news4 this week" returns, a local man stays cool, calm, and collected under pressure. chicken imported to the u.s. has been in the news a lot l

>> gas station? >> there can't be too many jobs at the gas station >> no >> the mining companies around prenter actually reported that they were violating their permits disposing of their toxic waste but the state environmental protection agency never issued any fines. historically the coal industry has been a dominant force here - both economically and culturally. >> beautiful area, and then you see these really terrific creeks and rivers that are blue and green, and every time you see it, the first thing you think is: that's gorgeous. and the second thing you think is: or are those mining chemicals. and you really don't know. there's been so many instances of contamination here, it just makes you kind of question the beauty of everything and wonder what's poison and what's not. to see how mining operations work, we'd requested site tours from several mining companies but they declined. so we asked scott simonton for help. an environmental engineer and scientist, he's studied mining and its impact o

at several gas stations in northwest d.c. including th bp station on rhode island avenue. some of the gas, according to court records mccray used in his personal jaguar and some of the gas he's accused of selling to other people for 50 cents on the dollar. and terrell mccray isn't the only person arrested for this. lanier white is another. you're watching video obtained by the i-team. it shows white illegally filling someone else car with a government gas card he'd taken from the ft. monroe military base. white was convict of conspiracy to more than a quarter of a million dollars in taxpayer funded gas along with an associate and is currently spending ti in a federal prison. >> theye er the country. they're wher the government needs automobiles and transportatt get places. >> reporter: the acting inspecting general which oversees a massive fleet. tens of thousands of government cars. >> sometis it's just somebody that decides they're not getting paid enough they want to get a bonus by using the government credit card. >> reporter: the news 4 i-team reveals gome workers have

>> yes, i never have to get to the gas station.s one reason why i refer it. >> yellow cabs like these are responsible for releasing 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide night air every single year, but mayor bloomberg has a plan to replace these taxis by the year 2020. that could reduce emissions by 30,000 tons. >> the issue was how do you make the electric vehicle useable in the taxi business model. the first step was put a few on the road, and use that to take the next step of figuring out how to electrify a big chunk of the fleet. >> under the best of conditions. >> say traffic like this where con stan constant braking wears on the power. >> since i've been driving this, i've stuck to the central business areas of manhattan. i seek traffic. the more i'm in traffic, the longer i last. >> and then there is the task of station. >> this is what is called a level three quick charger. it takes 30 minutes to power up this electric taxi, about the time of your average lunch break. but here's is the thing. there are only two such chargers in n

. >>> still coming a robber with a chainsaw, how they escaped the gas station attack. >> and a woman relies on a stranger after her 1-year-old son stops breathing at his home. >>> and how you can eat like a super star in one simple step. "action news" will be right back. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin c

to make a turn. >> this truck trying to make a left turn into a gas station.o be not paying any attention. >> my sense is that he thought he could probably beat the bus. >> the vehicles barrel towards the gas station and head straight for this man. >> it's not so much the collision of the truck that's scary, but then you see this one guy, and this one guy is backing up, literally feet away from these two monster-sized trucks. >> the video shows huge pieces of both vehicles flying toward him as he scrambles to get out of the way. somehow he manages not to get hit. but he's caught, among a bus, a truck, and a fuel pump. this can't be good. >> you can see the look on his face changes from sheer terror to sheer shock, and now this kind of moment of disbelief like, what just happened? >> the man is visibly shaken, staggering out of camera range. but not out of harm's way. >> you're just kind of waiting for that next moment. like even though he's fine for the meantime, something's going to go off and then just have a chain reaction of explosions of this gas station.

the video, which shows hernandez acting erratically, seeming to dance at the gas station. where he buys blue bubble gum which investigators say could link him to the crime. it's just the latest in a mounting series of caught on camera moments the prosecution has shown jurors to build a timeline in their murder case against the former nfl star aaron hernandez. >> orchestrated or participated in the killing, covered up the killing -- >> reporter: earlier this month hernandez's former teammates celebrating football's greatest victory, the new england patriots super bowl win. >> the new england patriots! are the nfl chanmpions! >> reporter: 25-year-old hernandez was entering the first month of his murder trial. memories of his $40 million nfl contract gone. the former tight end who pleaded not guilty was 23 at the time of the murder. a rising star in the football world. >> second and a deuce -- >> reporter: scoring a touchdown in super bowl xlvi. >> touchdown hernandez! >> reporter: prosecutors say it all unraveled in june 2013 when police say hernandez and two others picked u

the gas station video we know that was important for a few reasons. why?rter: well first of all the timing of it because it has taken -- after it is taken, after this car leaves the gas station about eight minutes more goes by that is when prosecutors say odin lloyd is picked up from his home. this is while aaron hernandez and two others also charged in the murder are literally on their way to pick up odin lloyd. so the timing is important. but also you get to see the way aaron hernandez is acting. he gets out to pump gas for his car. you also see after a minute or two goes by it's kind of odd. he's acting sort of goofy on the videotape in the headlights of the car you can see him sort of waving his arms pumping his arms up in the air and appearing to sort of hop on one foot a little bit. and he's also seen on that video with carlos ortiz who is wearing a white towel around his neck. prosecutors say that same white towel is later found at the crime scene. and then you see him go inside, ana. inside you see him buy a pack of cotton candy blue bubble gum. an

. >> if you run out of gas or have pop the bottle out pour it in and get to the next gas station. >> sounds easy enough. we take our "action news" vehicle to penco tech to have almost all the fuel taken out of our tank and drive around a bit until we run out completely mow the makers of magic tank claim it won't harm engine sensors or converter and it's safe to keep in your car. >> it's non-flammable fuel and essentially we've taken out all the highly flammable come bone sfwlents we test non-nrambility claims. >> obviously if you strike a match around gas it ignites let's see what happens with magic tank. >> despite the test one expert at penco tank said he would be weary of keeping it in his vehiclech the condition stand by the safety claims saying it's come bust i believe but safe to keep in vehicle as long as ten years. now seeing if magic tank lives to the claim of getting us going again. >> after we pour in the first half gallon bottle our car won't start. but. >> bigger cars for ours might take two bottles bottle number two. >> this time? >> the sweet sound of our ignition. >>

the gas station is still open there. d.c. officials say this is the first store they closed for having synthetic drugs but are working on similar cases now and more closures could be coming. >>> and new today, big news from democrats on the 2016 presidential election. where the next nominee for president will be crowned. >>> plus the powerball frenzy paid off for some lucky winners this morning. what we know about those people. >>> and how much do parents lie to their children? we'll tell you why. depends on whether they are a boy or a >>> new this morning, there are three winning tickets in the $564 million powerball drawing that happened last night. those tickets were sold in north carolina puerto rico and at this gas station in texas. you should still check your ticket because two winning $1 million tickets were sold in maryland. one was purchased at the giant on annapolis road in bowie, the other at a convenience store. check yours now. 25 11 54 13 39 and the powerball, 19. >>> today lawmakers in annapolis will hear evide

. >> these crews will troll gas stations. >> reporte gas stations also easy pickings according to the. officers. >> that one is running right there. he just went inside. >> reporter: when they steal the cars they're not stealing the cars to keep them? >> correct. >> reporter: many end up being exported overseas like this black car that investigators found in a shipping container before it headed to africa. >> this is their job. they get up in the morning just like you or i get up to go to work -- >> reporter: organized teams sometimes use the cars to commit other crimes. as our i team cameras roll officers pull this vehicle after spotting it driving through several gas stations and speeding. they suspect the riders smite have been searching for a vehicle to steal. police find marijuana and a gun on the car. >> possible connection to a carjacking ring a drug ring and now homicide. >> reporter: w.a.v.e. team members say they notice them getting boulder. cameras caught this man sliding into a woman as car as she pumped gas. first stealing her purse, when she goes inside to report the cri

. >> if google expands it means good things for this gas station. >> more people, more gas we can sell. >> but he's watch the jobs bring high rents. >> one bedroom, $2400, $2700 is hurting many people. >> google dominates the local economy. one city council sounded relieved. >> just glad to have a company that didn't begin with "g". not that we don't love google. but they've become pacman. >> google has been gobbling up mountain view's real estate. now, the search giant wants to build on top of the old one. >> is there existing buildings that will be razeked and reconstructed. >> the plans are not public yet. google convinced the city to allow a giant headquarters some say resembles a space ship. >> buildings through plans that are shared with me are impressive in their own right. it's a series of buildings that are close together. >> some favor new zoning to allow housing nearby. >> i'm a person in favor of housing and that would reduce traffic. >> it's fine but with google in the restaurant business... >> hopefully they don't open a gas station and $0.30 below me. >> a cab driver, be

. >> if google expands it means good things for this gas station. >> more people, more gas we can sell. >> but he's watch the jobs bring high rents. >> one bedroom, $2400, $2700 is hurting many people. >> google dominates the local economy. one city council sounded relieved. >> just glad to have a company that didn't begin with "g". not that we don't love google. but they've become pacman. >> google has been gobbling up mountain view's real estate. now, the search giant wants to build on top of the old one. >> is there existing buildings that will be razeked and reconstructed. >> the plans are not public yet. google convinced the city to allow a giant headquarters some say resembles a space ship. >> buildings through plans that are shared with me are impressive in their own right. it's a series of buildings that are close together. >> some favor new zoning to allow housing nearby. >> i'm a person in favor of housing and that would reduce traffic. >> it's fine but with google in the restaurant business... >> hopefully they don't open a gas station and $0.30 below me. >> a cab driver, be

. >>> ambushed at the gas station. this woman wasn't having t the feisty way she got a purse thief to give bass her stuff. >> the earthquakes shake up the sports experience. an exclusive peek at their new soccer stadium and t >>> tonight we're getting a first look at the new stadium for the bay area's other football team. only on "5" len ramirez on the new home of the earthquakes. >> reporter: allen for soccer fans like me who have been around for a long time, this is almost a dream come true. we have been waiting for this for a long time. but here it is the new avaya stadium $100 million stadium. privately financed about to open this week for bay area soccer fans. the san jose earthquakes have been kicking around the south bay since the 1970s. but now they finally have a home. >> i think what we can do here is really show a permanence that i think the community can really rally behind and we can create a fan experience and connect it to soccer in a way that you can't do at someone else's stadium. >> reporter: welcome

. >>> caught on camera a brazen robbery at a gas station convenient store, this happened february 19th, at the sunoco on, bustleton avenue in somerton. the suspect walked in, demanded money from the register and was last seen heading for byberry road with an undetermined amount of cash. the same gas station was robbed at gunpoint, six days before this robbery. >>> well philadelphia mayor michael nutter is challenging city employers to hire young people this summer. >> this year we have made it our krol collectively in partner slip with private company, non-profit and philanthropic community to offer at least 10,000 job opportunities to young people this summer. >> a mayor spoke at city hall today. he is working with local businesses encouraging them to bring teenager on board. and mayor says, he says summer jobs teachers work place skills and life skills as well. >>> paying for college is no easy task but at drexel university a senior says his app, can help you by getting you free money. app pairs students available to scholarships and its popularity is through the roof. here's "eyewit

jurors were shown surveillance video yesterday showing hernandez dancing at a gas station about an hour before the murder of odin lloyd. >> a bartender testified he ran up a nearly 250 bar tab earlier in the day and was smoking weed. the prosecutors say the same car seen at that gas station was later spotted near where lloyd's body was found. >>> appealing a federal judge's ruling which overturned the suspension of star running back adrian peterson. the judge says nfl commissioner roger goodell acted outside his authority last november when he suspended peterson because of a child abuse charge. the decision says the league can't retroactively apply its conduct personnel policy because it occurred before the policy was in place. >>> disaster averted thanks to the quick thinking of a connecticut police officer. that suv clears the tracks just seconds before a commuter train comes barreling through. moments earlier, the officer noticed the vehicle was stuck on the tracks. that train was approaching so he ran down the row of cars ahead yelling for everybody to move forward just a bit. they

. >>> you guys remember one time i confessed that i drove away from a gas station with the nozzle still attached to my car. >> yeah. >> none of us seemed that surprised. >> well you know what? i have no idea this was possible. >> oh! >> the hose is supposed to separate not take the whole tank with it. >> it's supposed to detach. apparently this guy distracted on his cell phone had gone in to pay, came back out but forget that nozzle was still attached. gets in his car, meanwhile it looks like either an attendant or somebody saw what was about to happen tried to stop him but it was too late. he takes off. pulling the pump away from its foundation and all of this area is on fire. >> yeah. just takes one little spark and that metal is enough to do it. the metal hitting the pavement. >> wonder if he knows now or still driving away on his phone. >> with the nozzle. >> yeah. >> really bad day at the gas station to a really bad day for the body of this carp. check this out. this is during a hailstormp. these balls of hail are gigantic and they're smashing on this car. >> cracked the windshield

gas stations also easy pickings according to the wave officers. when they steal the cars they are not stealing the cars to keep them. >>t for profit. >> reporter: many of the cars end up being sold online or exported overseas like this black car swiped from a gas station. it was found in a shipping container headed to africa. >> this is their job. they get up in the morning just like you or i go to work. >> rep organized teams use the stolen cars to commit other crimes. as our cameras roll, officers pull this vehicle after spotting it driving through several gas stations and speeding. they suspect they were searching for a vehicle to steal. >> one in the chamber. >> reporter: police find marijuana ann on the guy. >> possible connection to a carjacking ring drug ring now homicide. >> reporter: they have noticed car thieves getting bolder. cameras caught this van sliding into a woman's car first stealing her purse. when she goes inside to report the crime, they circle back around for another hit. this time taking the entire car. >> that is one of 24

. >>> not so fast the gas station theft caught on camera. would you >>> breaking overnight the faa agreed to allow southwest airlines jets to fly despite a maintenance issue. earlier the airline had grounded 128 planes because a routine inspection on a backup system had been missed. that resulted in about 90 flights being canceled but late last night the faa said they could fly as long as the inspections were completed in the next five days. >>> "consumer reports" is out with annual car rankings including successes for makes and models. the tesla model s is rated the best car you can buy for a second year in a row. maybe it should. it starts at about 70 grand. the buick regal was named best sports sedan beating out bmw model which won the past two years. best midsize sedan went to the subaru legacy which topped the honda accord and honda odyssey was named best minivan for the third straight year in a row. >>> stocks and the dow and s&p will open at record highs. the nasdaq will be seeking its 11th consecutive advance today. all three posted

a woman fights back against a thief trying to steal her purse out of her car at a gas station.umped across the seat fell out the passenger side door and went after this guy. she then latched on to this car struggling to hang on she grabbed her wallet back and just before pulling away that suspect just through her cell phone back at her. she did suffer some minor bumps and bruises. >>> you watched the exciting season premier of the amazing race right her on cbs3. >> tonight we've got a never before seen look at what we don't get to see on television. todd quinones with a former local contestant who takes us behind the scenes. >> reporter: racing around the world on tv it turns out bring out the toughest critic. >> of course we have to have the race envelope now. >> shelly porter who now lives in media delaware county learned that the hard way. the impact of what winds up on the editing room floor was clear clear. after porter and her daughter were eliminate. >> my mom said, why did you take so long to ask for directions? you always stopped once. >> are you kidding me? we stopped

this morning i walked into the gas station and the guy said i thought you said it would be raining by now. first off in the north bay for the morning hours. secondly in san francisco between 1:00 and 3:00. a little bit of rain before and a lot of rain afternoon but the bulk of the rain between 1:00 and 3:00. the santa clara valley right around the evening commute and in the early evening hours. so boom, boom, boom, that's how it's going to play out. right now, we continue to see bands of rain showers stream across the northern portion of the bay area. it's going to lurk there all morning long. thus we have a flash flood warning in effect. currently as we look out from sutro tower into the city of san francisco, we have clouds, no fog, increasing wind out of the south 10 to 20 miles per hour. again, anything north of the golden gate bridge in that highlighted yellow area, marin, sonoma and also lake counties, we have that flash flood warning in effect until saturday morning. wind advisory for the entire bay area until saturday at 4 a.m. with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. 60 in th

. >> reporter: the last time the power ball was nearly as big a they want at this gas station.lion jackpot this time is even bigger than that. that makes tonight's power ball drop the third biggest win. we see a few people buy tickets and again plans to win at this lucky store. >>: if i went out once a mars. >> reporter: do you still get your actual--extra lucky for buying a ticket at this gas station? >>: yes i do and i'm i nor might win. >> reporter: we did look on line and to see how that compares to other statistics. even on monday that one guy who has to show up to work tomorrow if you when that ticket. >> reporter: it is almost hard to believe, etched--how much money that is to we will break down for you. you could write about 885 private islands with that amount of money. a hundred and 85 million. we want to know we would do with the money to send us a tweed kron 4 door,. --tweet us at kron 4.com >> reporter: still had that kron 4 money news golden state warriors. >> reporter: the chimes' blessings gamble. music plan--music playing in the background. >> reporter: this th

. >>> and not so fast, the gas station theft caught on camera. wait till you see how this victim reacts. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig ♪ >>> breaking overnight, the faa has agreed to allow southwest airlines jets to fly despite a maintenance issue. earlier the airline had grounded 128 planes because a routine inspection on a backup system had been missed. that resulted in about 90 flights being canceled but late last night the faa said the planes could fly as long as the inspections were completed in the next five days. >>> "consumer reports" is out with its annual car rankings. it includes some successes for new makes and models and plenty of repeat winners. the tesla model s is rated the best car you can buy for a second year in a row. maybe it sh

in richboro shortly before noon a driver was uninjured after slaming into a gas station. by late morning, most roads were in good shape but as the driver of this car in a ditch will attest, that wasn't the case in the predawn hours. >> woodburn road, this is before the salt trucks or anything came out and just the whole road was just covered in ice and lost control of my car and went right into the ditch. >> reporter: certainly a tough morning for drivers. road conditions right now better than certainly this morning and about as good as we've seen all afternoon. >>> the question of course is after a day like this, what will tonight be like? and what will we see tomorrow morning? live in bucks county, john rawlins channel6 "action news." back to you all. >> all right, john, thank you. >>> aisles see roads were to blame for this accident in burlington county. the crash shut down route 73 northbound shortly after 8:00 a.m. in maple shade. two people were hurt, both are expected to be okay though. >>> and our coverage of the wintry weather continues online at 6abc.com/weather

gas station is opened. the problem is, this is walt whitman service plaza when you get on route 73, panning to the right do you see the big name on there. so you have food, nathan's hot dog place, bathrooms. but look at little signs the doors. people are going up and finding in rest room. well, they warned but this long before you get here because they have those nice new signs blaring a across the road and it says no food no bathrooms, no drink no water no nothing for 30 miles. so next rest stop if you don't want to get off on the black horse pike and drive through bellmawr and glendora to find a place next one all the way before exit number one, delaware memorial bridge a lieutenant of warning. let me show you a quick video what we shot in camden where we started our day. you can see assad as it looks a hand staying outside. he is in a glass bus shelter. maybe a little protection from the wind but very sad, there is these code blues and advocates are out on the streets doing their great job of getting peo

and watch this surveillance video from houston gas station.woman is pumping gas and the man pulled up and opens the passenger door and steals her purse and the woman springs interest action, leaps across both front seats and out the passenger side and confronts the other driver and getting into a brief scuffle before he takes off dragging her along and police recovered the wallet and phone but her budget and a work i.d. have not been found. >> this is one of those, you watch it and you say police say don't do that. you want to say good for you but it is very dangerous... >> she hooked in pain and he was slamming the door on her. >> cautionary tale. we are watching our eye on the sky looking for rain. >> cautionary tale is to have the umbrella. you will probably not need it. >> good morning, february is to be one of the wettest months and probably going to be more dry than average but nothing on live doppler hd. we have a few extra clouds and a little bit of fog this morning where all of the systems are in the upper midwest and heading into the

a car comes crashing into a gas station sending glass flying. slamming into an innocent bystander.he driver actually got away away. >> and standing tup a crook. a woman points her gun at a bartender demands cash until a brave customer steps up and sends her running. why that good samaritan is now facing time in jail. >>> and it's impossible to keep your floors clean in this weather but one mat promises to do the job for you. shoes, even pets paws covered in mud and gunning clean with just one step. we put the claims to the test. >> this is look at route 896 in newark, delaware. the roads are glistening but hard to know whether that's wet or icy and it could be a slick morning drive. scott william has your full forecast just ahead. >> cameras watching over our roads and everything else these days like this gas stays where a robbery walked in and pulled a gun in south philly it happened wednesday at the sunoco on the one at hundred bloke of oregon avenue just before 6:00 in the evening. police say the robber got away with bag of cash. but no one hurt. obviously that is the wrong vide

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a wakefield high school student was sexually assaulted monday in sight of these apartments, a gas station, and a bike path. >> this 17-year-old high school senior is walking home. she was approached from behind and had her butt grabbed. scared and frightened she ran to her residence and called her mother who called police to inform us of the situation. >> reporter: the suspect also fled running away toward the gas station. no witnesses have come forward yet, but police are hoping in this busy area someone might remember seeing the man. this woman who lives in the apartments here tells us she hadn't heard of the attack but it won't keep her from walking her dogs. she'll just be more careful. >> i always feel safe. i've gone out in the dark. i have to walk them so i need to go but definitely i will be careful. >> reporter: and coming up on news 4 at 6:00, i'll it will you about two key things police say might have prevented this teenager from becoming a victim. live from arlington, julie carey, news4. >>> now to a story we first told you first on 4, we are talking act a system-wide slowdown

reporter: in town house says that sunday afternoon he was tearing up the tire of his car at his gas station we saw the hercules police officers driving back and forth and he claims that they were looking at him. >>: i put my hand up to a knowledge of them is a height and i discontinue develop my tire with a year >> reporter: in says as he left the gas station he made a left-hand turn at the intersection and a few minutes later the officers pulled over. one officer asked him for his like driver's license he had instead he gave them his debt card which as dispatcher on it. he was then asked to step out of the car he was placed in handcuffs and all he was being detained so that officers could not up conduct a search. >> reporter: it was placed in the back of a police cruiser as officers searched his car and is cell phone recorded the entire incident. >> reporter: they also said that there aren't looking for a gun. ian says that he does all registered firearm but was not in the car at the time. and then one officer notices the eyes on camera and then turned off. he said after sitting in the pol

. >> alecia: remnants of fruits lay spattered in the villa gas station. barely able to speak, a friend of the victim managed to get out a few words. >> he's was a very good man. they're good people. sob im sorry. >> alecia: police say marco chamale - allegedly under the influence of alcohol saturday afternoon, was driving northbound on south white road when he collided head-on with another vehicle. he didn't stop. his car hit the curb, and veered into a husband and wife manning their fruit stand on the sidewalk. the 25 year old kept going. he barreled through the gas station and across mount vista drive --- landing into a neighbor's fence witnesses say the suspect then tried to get away by skidding through the lawn and down mount vista. but it all came to a halt when the 99 buick sedan hit a parked car. that's when authorities were able to apprehend him. >> it happened so fast. >> alecia: the man and his wife were rushed to the hospital. he succumbed to his injuries on sunday. for years friends say the 40 year old supported his family by selling fruits. >

. >> reporter: if google expands, it means good things for harbonn gas station. >> we are on the right side of the google. more people they hire more gas we can sell. >> reporter: he's watched a problem to mountain view. high rent. >> one bedroom, $2700. that's hurting many, many people. >> reporter: google dominates the local economy. back when samsung broke ground here, one city council member sounded relieved. >> we were just really glad to have a company in that didn't begin with g. i mean not that we don't love google but they've become pac man. >> reporter: that's because google has been gobbling up mountain view's real estate. >> it's resulted in a hodgepodge of assorted buildings some close and some far away. >> reporter: they want to build a new headquarters on top of the old one. >> existing buildings occupied will be raised and then reconstructed. >> reporter: city council member ken rosenberg has seen the plans though they're not public yet. google is following in apple's footsteps after the iphone maker convinced cupertino a giant headquarters that some say resembles a spa

at sever gas stations in northwt d.c. including thi bp station on rhode is avenue. some of the gas according to court records, mccray used in his persona jaguar and some of the gas he's accused of selling to other people for 50 cents on the dollar. he isn't the only person recent arrested for this. le near white is another. this is surveile video obtain by the investigators. it shows white illegally filling someone else's car with a gas card. wh was convicted of conspi to steal more than a quarter of a million dolla of taxpay funded gas along with an associate that's currently serving time in a federal prison. the all over the country. they're everywhere where the govern does business and needs autom and transp to get places. bobber i can son is the acting inspector general of the admini which oversees a massive fleet, tens of thousands of government cars. >> sometimes it's somebody that decides they' not getting paid enough and they want to get a bonus by using the government credit card. >> the news 4's review of records reveals workers have stolen more $2.4 millio

. >> 2:10 a.m., he's on camera at this gas station. ndant bought gas, and two other items, bubbleicious and rolling papers for mariju a marijuana. >> 2:32 a.m., a camera captures the same alt ma, pulling up to lloyd's home. lloyd gets inside. as they start driving, a sign of trouble. hernandez tells lloyd he doesn't trust him. angry about who he was talking to at the club where they partied friday night. how do investigators know about the conversation in the car? ortiz, sources say, squeals during questioning. at 3:22 a.m. a string of security cameras at an industrial park, pick up the altima as it heads toward a secluded area. >> there are no artificial lighting. >> it's now 3:23 and odin lloyd sends his sister that final text, telling her he's with nfl, adding, just so you know. between 3:23 and 3:27, workers nearby tell police, they hear gun shots. hernandez' home is only a half mile from the murder scene. at 3:29, a camera shows an altima pulling up in hernandez' driveway. only three people get out. odin lloyd isn't one of them. >>