the doctor said goldsmith is the only death from molly in the d.c. region so far. >> i think it's dang ruz becauss people use drugs and they don'td know what is in them. >> education is the best place to go from here. >> that's exactly why the university of virginia hasas produced this individual yes on molly and put it on yowb. >> molly is a drug also known as ecstasy. >> the brave parents have dead indicate id themselves to spreading the word about molly, so their bright light, their shooting star would not have died in vein. >> she was a good kid. >> beautiful and full of life. >> she loved life. she absolutely did.id. >> audrey bearns fox 5 news. >> a possible government shutdown say week and a half away but already the finger pointing is pointing on capitol hill. the rg on a continuing resolution however it defunds the new health care law. the white house is promising a voteo but it's not expected to make it through the senate. democrats are blaming republicans for wanting to shut down the government over the health care overall. >> gun fire in

goldsmith was taken to providence hospital where she was pronounced dead. the cause of her autopsy has not been determined. right now an autopsy is being performed. we will most likely not know the result of the tests for weeks. she was a jefferson scholar at uva. the drug molly has now been linked to several recent deaths. two at a concert in new york. one in boston just this past week. at the news 4 live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >>> we have breaking news on the crisis in syria. the senate foreign relations committee has just approved a resolution authorizing the use of force in syria. secretary of state john kerry and other cabinet members testified yesterday, and with today's resolution passed, they were on the other side of the capitol testifying for the house committee on foreign affairs. >>> meanwhile, president obama is making his case overseas tonight. he stopped in stockhome on the way to this the g-20 summit in russia. at a news conference he rejected suggestions that he set a red line for action against syria. he says it was set by congress whe

goldsmith, welcome back to "mad money."ongratulations with the big run because the other banks have been stalled. >> your bank is seeing that loan growth. your bank is starting to get people who want loans. >> absolutely. cni growth, growth across the whole platform and we have a range of businesses and i'm happy to say as you pointed out in the last quarter, part of it is our existing client base and utilization is up a bit and we're attracting new clients, which is is exciting. >> no other bankers talk about it. once rates start going up, you use the word, people smell that and they want to go to work. >> i think that's true. we're actually seeing people stepping up on housing. we do have a pretty substantial mortgage portfolio, about $4 billion for a private bank client and when people see rates are starting to move up, uh-oh, i better get in. >> your clientele is such that they're not going to be crowded out. they just have to step up and pay for the $3 million house, they can't wait. >> that's true, but also, and you k

glance si says goldsmith is the only death in d.c. so far -- clancy. >> i think people are using drugs and don't know what's in them. i think education is the best place to go from here. >> that's why the university of virginia has produced this video on molly and put it on youtube. >> molly is a drug that is also known as ecstacy. >> these rave parents have dedicated themselves to spreading the word about molly so they're bright light their shooting star would not have died in vain. >> she was a great kid. >> and she was beautiful and full of life. >> she loved life. she absolutely did. >> and we'll be putting a link to you tube video on our website myfoxdc.com. >> shawn. >> all right. audrey, thank you. >> now to a news alert in the district police are investigating a series of bump and run carjackings. the latest happened this morning. a woman stopped at a light. her car was burned from behind. when she got out one of the thieves jumped in her car and took off. police aren't sure if this is related to other carjackings in recent we

goldsmith is from virginia.te by painting the bridge with the message, shelly, our shooting star. >> it's really sort of jarring to think that someone who is in our university can just -- passes away so recently when the school year starts. just kind of like a wake-up call. you know, bad things happen and can happen to us too. >> goldsmith was a member of this sorority. this is the second death for the chapter. last december, a senior died in a boating accident during a study abroad trip to domenico. >>> looking for the person responsible for the death of a 1-year-old boy. police say the boy was in his stroller last night when several shots rang out. one of those bullets fired, hit him in the head. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. some of the boy's neighbors believe the bullet was intended for his father. >>> a weekend search party may have surfaced. new evidence in the case of a missing oregon boy. 3 years ago, then 7-year-old kiron horton went missing after his stepmother dropped him

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first home start for the giants. 1st inning pall goldsmith robbed by joaquin.lay at short stochlt the out scooped by bell at first. to the fourth already 1 nothing giants. hector sanchez would add to the lead. base hit up the middle. petite fifth year in the mainly with arizona for 3 seasons. struck out 7. aaron hill there. go to the sixth. trying toned the perfect, juan defensive purposes and he makes the play. go to the 9th. now petite got the first 2 out in the 9th. and he walks out here and he would have to deal with eric the former athletic on a 3-2 pitch. a dive comes up about a foot short baseñr hit. and it ends up as a one hitter as petite has to celts down. regain composure and get aj for the final out. so it end as one hit shut out for petite. the giants win 3 to nothing but oh, so close. to history and baseball im mortality. unbelievable. a's beat the astros first 10 times they played the season but now when they really need to beat houston the most every game is like a struggle. to the finish. a's started the night half game out of first place in th

i keep thinking about russell goldsmith, the city national bank to the stars told me the other day righty are fewer than three months and the home sales have increased 30% in value and they have profits on repossessed homes and they've taken a big charge. banks do not make money carrying homes. homes are extremely costly to maintain and what matters is the ease with which these homes cannot be sold and they can be sold with no problems at much higher prices even just a year ago. if there is an adjustment an the consumer is thinking about mortgage rates and it's therefore time to buy then you'll see better mortgage numbers from the banks in 2014, and we'll see much better reserve reverses that are continued out of the bottom line and that means again, why the housing stocks were up today. bad loans are going in at the same time as they become more and more possible that the stronger economy will generate loan growth away from mortgages. sure, it doesn't hurt that the mortgage numbers were so horrendous that perhaps the fed is taking tapering off the table, something reasonable to assume b

. >> there's an investigation into the death of shelly goldsmith.t looks a like candy, know on the streets known as molly. it can be small and colorful or powdery. it ushers in euphoria making a person feel elated.>> the drug life of one western washington man, and nearly killed 105 others this weekend, all between the ages of 18-26. >> molly is a synthetic drug, with amphetamine like drug, it cost some party gers and others their lives! [ambulance] ♪ >> about 2:30 in the morning. >> we got a call. >> dee-dee got a call on her cell phone from one of shelly's friends. >> shelly had , um, passed out. had a heart attack, something. he didnknow exactly. ad was on their way to the hospital. we got in the car immediately, we started driving. >> she had told us that she w't na go dancing. >> uh-huh. >> which seemed like a -- >> good thing for a college kid to do. >> and afterwards, we found out they were as gonall taking drug, molly. >>and her reaction was at the club, she was really, really thirsty, she said. she told her boyfriend, then, to call 9-1-1, a

there's a quote from joel goldsmith. joel wrote so many great books. a parenthesis in eternity was one of them. and this is what joel said. he said, then there are those who reach a stage in which they realize the futility of this constant striving and struggling for the things that perish, things which, after they are obtained, prove to be shadows. it is at this stage that some persons turn from this seeking for things in the outer realm to a seeking for them from god. and that's who you tuned into today, on this program. i have left this pursuing things, and money, and fame, and winning, and being better than others. it's taken me awhile, but it has been, it has been a powerful journey. as a matter of fact, i had said to my ex-wife, i said, can you imagine, did you ever in your wildest dreams, could you ever have imagined that you would be married to the third most spiritually influential person alive? and she said, i just, she said, they didn't call me when they made that list. and she said also, she said, i don't want to upset you, dear, but you're

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jeffrey and olivia died after expected overdoses and in washington d.c., shelly goldsmith, a uva honor. this is someone who was very concerned about having a healthy body. she would not have done something that she thought would have hurt her. >> now, police are comparing all the victims autopsies for clues. did a single bad batch of molly distributed up and down the east coast kill all four of them? >> some of the stuff is cooked up locally. other of it is imported in. there's no consistency to it. that makes it dangerous. >> reporter: molly is the pure form of mdma or ecstasy but according to federal officials molly is often contaminated with even more lethal chemicals and for kids, getting molly is easy. we found dozens of ads pedaling it on craigslist. last week we responded and set up a meeting. our producer posing as the potential buyer. [ inaudible ] >> yeah, then you start feeling it. >> is it safe? >> you're not going to die or anything. >> reporter: but authorities say that's dead wrong. just ask the parents of victims. >> every parent that is diluting themselves into thinkin