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she suffered a concussion, hematoma to one of her eyes and several cuts and bruises. which the three suspect were driving we're told it's older model ford econo line burgandy in color and should have white graph yety on the side and back. any with information call police. chad pradelli, chapel 6abc news. >> chad, thank you. the justice department is launching a criminal investigation into the company responsible for spraying a chemical that sick end a delaware family while on vacation in the virgin islands. steve esmond and wife theresa and two teen age boys were poisoned by the powerful pesticide menlle bromide when sprayed in the hotel room. shawn and ryan are in critical it he children's hospital in philadelphia. their praerpts at another hospital in stable condition. officials say a local branch of terminex is to blame. >> well there's much more to come on "action news" tonight the dirty side of a booming city. how a philadelphia councilman wants to crack down on contractors who dumped their debris in unsuspecting communities. and a police chase ends in crash for

somebody stomped on his head, he died of a torn liver, torn kidneys, broken rib, broken skull, hematoma, brain dead and died. they charged four of us. they charged me with the death penalty. they take me to court for two and a half years to fight them. i finally get the death penalty thrown out, then they hit me with first-degree murder. they offered me a plea bargain for aggravated battery and i said okay. >> like many validated, affiliated, or even suspected gang members, daniel's only way out of level vi is an out-of-state transfer. the problem is, his request be has been denied before. >> okay, daniel. what exactly is it that you need from me today? what do you need to know? >> need to do the whole transfer process. >> transfer where? >> out of state. i was just told your out of state was denies, however -- however, just let me finish -- i don't have a denial in here. >> i have a denial. >> so what i can do -- you have and it i don't have it? >> when i got here, you guys said lock me down, under investigation. >> okay. >> i stayed under that investigation for three and a half years.

and burn her seven times, they punch her in the face with the hood over her head and gave her a hematoma on the head and i am saying that sarcastically but she did not give them the combination and she did not know it. when they went back and she gave the pin number up instantly this poor woman they thought they had this all planned out but they grabbed somebody who didn't have all of the information that they figure that she would have and now because they got greedy will lead police to these people and this woman will be able to at least in the live in so much fear once these three guys are caught which is real soon. look for new pictures today. we may be doing this story tomorrow if police have in the caught these guys yet. >> thank goodness she's living to tell the the story. >> she will physically recover but the the fear, emotional injuries lingering. all right, steve thank you. >>> coming up at 5:37. a family says they are struggling to get back on their feet after a northeast apartment building was destroyed by fire. tara myers says that she has been living in the the hotel since

we are told would the man suffered a concussion and hematoma in one eye, bruises, contusions and scratches but out of all of that police say she's in stable condition and she's expect to be okay. police right now are looking for a three suspects, driving an older model ford van burr gunned which white graffiti on the front and back. the hunt is on for these three men. the guys. >> that is pretty identifiable. hopefully they will find them. thank you sabina. >>> police also on this investigating a late night shooting in collinswood, new jersey. shots fired just before midnight at pits automotive at grant and champion avenues. an unidentified man was shot in the back and rushed to the hospital. noe word on his condition and in arrests. >>> new this morning a 16 year-old girl is in the hospital in camden after being shot in the head this happened around 11:45 last night in the 29 hup block of alabama road where we will continue to work on this story and get more information as it comes in. we will pass it a along. >>> a recreational league basketball game comes to a quickened after one of the

a hematoma. >> reporter: and yet they keep coming to play.rolina we found the youngest player in the country. >> he scored how many goals? >> four. >> reporter: like any sport, hand/eye coordination is key. and as i discovered that coordination is complicated when you're on a bike. so close. >> they say polo is the sport of kings. we're not exactly kings here. >> reporter: back on the po grounds where the kings really do play the coach of team usa has a secret. >> i grew up learning how to play polo on a bicycle. >> you can make that transition? >> you can. >> reporter: which means just possibly the next star out here could right now be here. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news orlando. >> i want to try that. >> that is cool. >> the sport of kings. we're not exactly kings out here yet. that will do it for us on this saturday morning. tomorrow on "today" kerry trying out another sport when he gets behind a race car. >> he is so great. our good friend chef marcus daniels will be here with a brunch with as mustical twist. see you tomorrow. ( mu

. >> it just mowed my butt down and gave me the biggest hematoma you've ever seen in your life.a giant bruise. >> for rob and the crew it's a scary sight. >> it was like losing my brother right in front of my eyes. i wasn't sure what happened. i pretty much freaked out, hopped on my sled. went over to make sure he was all right. >> tim is bruised and battered. >> i've never seen anyone go bigger in my entire [ muted ] life. >> i felt like i got hit by a bus. my back was severely hurt. you know, sprained. and my neck was sore. and i was coughing blood. >> as it turns out he needed a few stitches in his lip. >> i got really lucky. in the big picture, my back still has a little bit of problems i'm working out. but i got very lucky. >>> coming up -- [ screams ] >> cherished moments between mother and son. when caught on camera don't try this at home continues. about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira work

it's called an epidural hematoma. it's basically bleeding on top of the brain.at can lead to someone dying or having significant neurological problems. the operation we were doing to remove that blood collection. again, they asked many tow help anybody to roll up their sleeves and help because of the tremendous demand right now, chris. >> sanjay thank you very much. we know you have important work on the ground. stay looped news. alisyn. >> well that 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocking nepal and killing at least 17 people there. more than 150 people are still on the mountain at this hour. our coverage continues in kathmandu with cnn's senior international correspondent. what's the scene? >> reporter: well this is where we are right now. this is one of the many make-shift camps that has sprung up throughout the come and these are people simply put too afraid of the potential aftershocks to go back home. they have been living here since the earthquake first hit, running out with basically just the clothes that they could carry. they are receiving some food water hand