overseeing hinckley's care decided not to give hinckley treatment. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity for trying to assassinate president ronald reagan in 1981. he is under care at st. elizabeth's hospital in southeast. >>> the gunman may have had a second target. floyd criticizing its politics and shooting a security guard in the arm. now the president of the traditional family values coalition tells fox 5 the fbi told them that corkins had their address in his pocket. he was charged with assault with intent to kill. the guard who was shot is still in the hospital. >>> some power problems still ahead on the news edge. how neighbors in one county are pledging to fight back against pepco. what they are asking county leaders to do. that's going to be coming up tonight on the news edge. first, gary mcgray mcgrady. >> showers and thunderstorms out there. we'll have some through the evening. weekend forecast is coming up. >> gary, i hope it doesn't rain here at nats park. we are hoping for a nice night of baseball. yes, your first place n

. >>> john hinckley's efforts to gain more freedom may have hit a roadblock.ral prosecutors filed a motion to stop hinckley from getting extended visits with his mother in williamsburg. while he is still under care at st. elizabeth hospital, the lawyers filed a motion after a mental health facility in williamsburg decided not to participate in hinckley's treatment. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity for attempting to assassinate president ronald reagan in 1981. >>> maryland state police are still investigating a bad accident that happened in upper marlboro this evening. a pickup truck collided with a car causing the car to veer off the road. the pickup ran off the road near route 4 and richie marlboro road, then fell down an embankment. the driver of the car suffered minor injuries and was taken to a local hospital. the driver of the pickup valerie gerard was cited for seven traffic violations including driving under the information. formation. >>> fairfax county took center stage in the race for the white house today. republican vice presiden

a judge is expected to rule in november if hinckley can leave st. elizabeth psychiatric hospital in d.c. for more than ten days. but attorneys say the hearings have taken so long that the hinckley family is behind on legal bills, and they can no longer afford to represent him. >>> one of jerry sandusky's victims is suing penn state over how it handled complaints against the former assistant coach. the victim said school officials deliberately avoided reporting sandusky to authorities. he says it proves officials care more about the school's reputation than the safety of children. the university spokesman had no comment about this lawsuit. later today, the school's board of trustees will meet to discuss the sanctions against them. they'll also talk about the search for a new university president. >>> police in baltimore release dash cam video showing a harrowing car chase from last year. taren white pleaded guilty to stealing a woman's car with her and a baby still inside. >> reporter: this all happened in a gas station in baltimore. police say that

hinckley is staying at st. elizabeth's mental health hospital in d.c. hinckley wants to live with his mother in the williamsburg area and wants to have more time out alone in public. last night the mental health group overseeing his care decided not to take part in his treatment. >>> police continue to search for explosives at movie theaters across the country. it comes after an atlanta-based theater chain received a bomb threat. investigators say a man left a message at carmike cinema's headquarters. nbc's jay gray has more on the extra precautions people, police are taking tonight. >> reporter: there are heightened tensions and security today at a string of movie theaters across the country after a threatening phone message was left on an answering machine at the carmike cinema's headquarters in georgia overnight. >> the caller said that, you know, there were bombs placed throughout the theaters all over the united states. so probably every single theater in the united states that belongs to this company is being searched right now. >> reporter: searc

hinckley was a 26-year-old male who tried to assassinate president reagan. he tried to gain the affection of jodie foster. he pled insanity and images were used for the very first time in this case. they used to support the diagnosis that he was psychotic. he heard voices, hallucinations, delusions. the images at the time or something called -- we know that it is not diagnostic now. it is a risk faster -- factor. you are more likely to develop these types of illnesses. but he was found insane based on this information and sentenced to an insane asylum. he has now been released, starting in 2009, to a thousand -- 2010. he is well treated and managed. they told me i had to go away faster. if you happen to have schizophrenia or you hear voices or hallucinations, it is with 99% certainty that i can show that your brain is different. if you have schizophrenia -- just pretend. what do you see that is different? these areas are much different, much more engaged. you might see there is a lot more blue as well in this map. look at this area. it is very different than

hinckley's family has been unable to pay the legal bills.e judge was expected to rule on visitation in november. another quick update on hurricane isaac with maria molina. >> good to see you. we do have tropical storm isaac which shows signs of more intensiction and forecasted to become a hurricane before making landfall late tuesday night. across the city of new orleans . we expect a storm surge 12 feet as high as 12 feet. we'll update you in the morning. >> thank you. >>> and earlier in the show, we ask you to brew on this. who are you most excited to see speak and why? >> larry barber said i am eager to see mitt romney and paul ryan hit it out of the park with their peaches. >> i want to hear all and looking forward to hearing ann romney i look forward to hearing marko rubio. >> i think paul ryan will put energy for the youth vote. time now is 55 after the top of the hour and five minutes away. we told you about a veteran who was not receiving benefits because of paperwork, we have major update. is it our good, bad or ugly. you have to st

attorneys asked the court to deny john hinckley's request for more privileges including more time alonen public. he's currently staying at the mental health hospital in d.c. he wants to live with his mother in the williamsburg, virginia, area, but only has visitation rights for the time being. >>> the fbi is investigating a popular commuter rail system over kickbacks. a spokesman tells "the washington post" the investigation involves a subcontractor. the company was hired for a five-year landscaping contract and nearly $3 million. the post obtained an invoiced copy that shows the company owned by a former bre employee received a payment of $3,000 from that subcontractor. that employee was fired earlier this year. >>> today the legaciy of an alexandria community activist is living on in the form of a back-to-school drive and festival. the lenny harris legacy corporation will be collecting backpacks and supplies for local kids in need today. harris, who was murdered during a robbery last year, founded the organization with which was formally called operation hope. the supplies can be drop

it looks like it is partly hinckley -- pat patchy fog the in clearing.y and warm in the afternoon and by the evening to be mostly clear with light winds. >>mark: they're watching this fire is burning at clearly. we have been watching it of the weekend. in this northeast of the latest year the first fire is them fire and is earning 3,000 a. right now. the why fire ithe wye fire is bg 3,000 a. in the walker fire is burning 2,000 a.. there is a pg&e transmission line that runs right to the middle is that has been disconnected. there's been many people evacuated. take a look at the smoke plume. you can see this a thick smoke rising from the like. it is expected to be 106 degrees later on this afternoon. >>darya: and chevron fire of for about a week ago have federal investigators on the scene waiting to go in and inspect where the fire started. osha is making sure that it is safe for them to go in. when ago and it will be inspecting the 8 in. pipe and started the leek. kalish is leading his of the investigation is making huge chore that it is safe. >> it is t

john hinckley's lawyers his family hasn't paid the legal bills. they apparently are holding out. massachusetts doctor is turning patients away for being olease. she couldn't believe she was turned away because of it. dr. helen carter said she doesn't treat people over 200 pound and claimed it is too dangerous for her staff. okay. >> gretchen: we'll look at the most recent adfrom the president's campaign and see if you can find anything wrong with it. >> i am a registered republican. >> i was raised in a republican family. >> i voted for ronald reagan 8 times. >> i voted as many times as republicans got lected. >> gretchen: so do you know the problem with that ad? turns out two of the women are democrats and previously supported the president. with us can karl rove and joe trippi. first, karl your thoughts on an ad. >> better not get caught in a big mistake like that. that matters in the presidential campaign. we are not just consumers . we are judges of it. people are looking at it and the recollection that the president played fast and loose at that adwill color the view. >> tha