we are talking about keyless ignition vehicles. car us that don't't need a key to turn the engine on and off. and while the ffderal government raised safety concerns five years ago after several deaths linked to carbon monoxide poisoning, t there is still no time frame for sfety environment. local 10 investigators amy vitari explains how florida leads the country in these deaths. >> reporter: it is tenology designed to make things easier for drivers, no physical key needed to start the ignition and it is increasingly popular. >> for many, many years people take their key, they go io is off. >> reporter: with no key to remove, drivers can forget to off. the danger of cars left running in the garage quickly flood a home with carbon monoxide quickly killing everyone with no warning. >> no one should lose a loved one. >> reporter: it is a miracle he survived after his girlfriend mysticly left the car running in 2010. maddock was unable to move or speak and 20-year-old glise n did not make it. >> it is hard to move on. you can't replace

>> donald trump's comments on abortion ignited a firestorm. within the last hour the gop front runner backtracked on his remarks. chris matthews asked trump if a woman should be punished for having an abortion if it were illegal. >> the answer is that, there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> there has to be some form. >> ten years? >> i don't know. >> you take positions on everything else. >> it's a very complicated position. saying, if congress were to pass legislation making abortion illegal and the federal courts upheld this legislation, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case, as is the life in her womb. my position has not changed. like ronald reagan, i am pro-life with exceptions. we're waiting to hear from senator ted cruz. he released this statement saying, of course we shouldn't be talking about punishing women. both democrat presidential hopefuls also took to twitter to condemn the comments. >>> n

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we're talking about kless ignition vehicles. cars that don't need a key to turn the ignition or the engine on or off. >> and while the federal government raised safety concerns several deaths linked to hark poise cringe. >> it's technology designed to make things easier for drivers. no physical key needed to started the ignition and it's increasingly popular. >> for many, many years people take their key, they go into their house and their car is off. >> with no key to remove, drivers can forget to hit a button to turn the car off. the danger, cars left running in the garage flood a home with carbon monoxide, killing those inside without any warning. >> it's a miracle he survived after his girlfriend mistakenly left her lexus running in the garage in 2010. they found the couple a day later. he was unable to move or speak. 29-year-old was alrlrdy gone. >> it's hard. it's hard to move on. it's hard to -- you can't replace that. >> so how quickly with k this we visited the broward fire academy to find out. we left a car running and

. >> ignition. liftoff. >> liftoff. >> roger. >> feel pressure a little high. >> roger. >> slightly low, no problem. >> roger. >> go for staging. >> roger, staging. >> that thrust is looking a little high. >> roger. >> status check? >> go. >> go. >> guidance? >> standby. >> go. >> go, flight. >> roger. >> roger. >> standby. >> standing by. >> over 300 feet per second. >> 72-95. >> 72 is 24860. >> roger, no go. >> you are no go. no go. >> do you have a time? >> roger, flight area charlie at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> we are going for area charlie. retro-firing at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> give me sometimes -- some times. >> no swells. destroyer is the low. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- retro fire. >> roger. fire one. >> rocket two. >> this was not an actual gemini mission, nobody left the ground. they did not abort. we have edited together and isolate a launch with shots of flight control assimilating the launch. the flight was simulated from a room in the mission construed center -- control center, and -- fligh

when it returned to vertical, the solid rocket boosters ignited. at t zero the bolts were exmroe sufficiently released. after the initial prerelease motion, structural forces on the assembly are dissipated through vibration at a rate of three cycles per second during first few seconds of flight. rollover was initiated 7.24 seconds. it was completed at 21.124 seconds. >> 104%. throttle down to 65%. >> the main engines were throttled back to 65% at 35.379 seconds for about 16 seconds in order to alleviate loads during maximum dynamic pressure. >> altitude 4.3 nautical miles. >> the engines were then throttled up. >> 104%. >> during the flight, data gave no indication of problems. >> one minute 15 seconds. altitude nine nautical miles. down range decision, seven nautical miles. >> the solid rocket boosters continued in flight and were destroyed 110 seconds after launch. data from nearly 200 cameras were analyzed during the investigation. the following sequence of events is based on the evaluation of film, video and telemetry data. this graphic indicat

switches saying, the driver may inadvertently turn off ignition. but the information was never passed along to customers. of two months later amber's 2005 chevy cobalt crashed. >> it took gm ten years to announce a recall, and how many people had to die? yet dealers had that information. >> reporter: the bill's sponsors say the legislation is about safety and transparency for all maryland drivers. >> so if you came in with a brake problem or another service issue and the dealership knew that there might be a very serious problem with your ignition switch that could put you at is supposed to share that information with you. we think that's an outrage and that's what we're trying to stop with this bill. >> reporter: news4 reached out to the alliance for auto manufacturers who is against this bill. in a statement it said in part this proposal would allow a car dealer to independently issue what appears to be a vehicle recall and direct repair work needed or not to his or her dealership. the potential for waste, fraud, deception, and abuse is enormous.

ignition, lift off. lift off. fuel pressure little high. >> how is it looking question mark >> it is looking good. low, no problem. staging. how does that thrust look? >> that thrust is looking a little high. >> status check, booster. >> go, guidance. go. >> how do you stand, guidance? >> capcom, we are go. shutdown. >> roger. >> standing by. >> over 300 feet or second. >> 72 95. >> we are a no go. capcom, we are a no go. no go. retro, you have a time here? plus 20. >> we will be retro firing in nine plus 20. >> retro flight. >> give me some access times in that area. >> no swells and your call sign rescue one, the destroyer. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, retro fire. to.ocket this was not an actual gemini mission. nobody left the ground and gemini did not abort the stuff we edited together an isolated lunch with shots of the flight controllers simulating that launch. the point was simulated from an adjacent room in control center houston unlike many other things, flight simulation is done by computers. willrimary and backup c

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palm beach county after leaving her keyless ignition lec us running the in garage. we reached out to toyota to see if they planned to make safety changes. with most oughtmakers don't discuss future auto plans? it's very, very, very, very difficult for her family, for my family, for me, and it could have been prevented. could have been prevented. >> amy: they are still reviewing public comments on the president. saved changes. mama from automakers oppose any change. the alliance of automobile manufacturers 'yote "data suggest there is not a serious safety problem with these vehicles to warrant new requirements." amy viteri, local10 news. >> janine: and a wbso spokesperson said these scientists highlight the importancece of having carbon monoxide detectors which have saved lives in cases look thee. >> victor: a pennsylvania apartmt building going up in flames. this fire is so intense parts of the structure collapsed. that.falling debris hit one firefighter. at one point officials say the intense winds fueled the blaze proving to be too much for crews. the first you tw

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interlock ignitions on cars and if they have been drinking, the car won't start. yesterday a big step forward, house committee passed the law but weakened the bill with amendments. and there is an ignition lock requirement provision that for those who refuse the breath test. and that is a huge blow because 20 to 30% in maryland pulled over on suspected dunk driving refuse to take a breathalyzer. and it shortens the time of days. and the little cell-phone sized device is preventible medicine in a sense supporters say. and people can go about their lives and drive to work, just not while intoxicated. the hope advocates say that the officer's death could help save lives. nikki burdine, wusa 9. >>> and today, officer leotta and other law enforcement officers are recognized during the 42nd annual montgomery county public safety awards. during that ceremony, officers who you see here rescued an unconscious man from a burning vehicle on i-495 last august, they will also be awarded today. >>> a drunk driver who killed two cyclists in chesapeake beach is going to be in cou

a springfield township condo complex catches fire.the flames ignited just after three o-clock this afternoon at the complex on the corner of meredith and hamilton avenues.firefighters say the fire started in one of the units then spread quickly.two other units were damaged... but nobody is living in either a person is confirmed dead after an early morning house fire in southeast indiana.. but the identity likely won't be confirmed for a few weeks. weeks.this video shows the explosions at the house in aurora.it was taken by a neighbor when the fire ignited early this morning on market street. an elderly woman, her son and his wife live there. authorities say that one person died...but are not releasing the name of victim. neighbors describe the horror they woke up to this morning. sot: melissa grote, 13 seconds "it was unbelievable because i had woke, woken up by my dog at 3 in the morning and i looked out the window and hearing someone yell help and the whole back of it was totally engulfed, flames coming out of the top of the roof. it was terrible." terrible."authorities are waiting on the

a fire rei go ignites while our crew was on the scene that bringing you the story of the earlier fire. luckily no one was in the building. >> we actually had to call fire rescue and tell them that the fire was reigniting so they could come out and put it out. you saw from 10:30 to now obviously things a lot quieter here. you have just one engine here honor toring monitoring things and mfters firefighters watching over it, but flames were pouring out of this roof. before 10:00 as we were preparing for our report. we saw some smoldering and even the bright house people thought it was normal but then it started to turn to black smoke and that is when we called fire rescue and just been a few seconds that smoke turned to those bright orange flames that building. now, luckily everyone had been removed from the building because the original fire ignited around 3:00 in the afternoon and during that process firefighters were able to get everyone out, no one injured in the original fire and because no one was here when the fire reignited, no one was will in danger, but the firefighters have sa

we are talking about kkeyless ignition vehicles. cars that don't need a key to turn the car on and off. the government raised safety concerns five years ago after several deaths were linked to carbon monoxide poisoning, no time frame for safety environments. local 10 investigator amy vitari explain how florida leads t country in these deaths. >> r rorter: it's technology designed to make things easier for drivers. no ysical key needed to start very, very popular. >> many years peopltake their keys go into their house and this he know their igition is off. >> reporter: with no key drivers can forget to hit a button to turn thth car off. a car running in the garage can flood a home with carbon monoxide killing those inside with no warning. >> no one should have to lose a loved one. >> reporter: doctors tell tim maddock that he is liquor to be alive after his girlfriend left her car running. they found the couple a day later. maddock was unable to move or speak. 29-year-old glisten was aleady gone. >> hard to move on. i mean, you can't

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she left her keys in the ignition and her stepson in the back see. when she left the pharmacy, they were gone. >> i was scared, but all i could do was start praying that he -- no one did anything to him. i wasn't worried about the car. >> reporter: remember the man in the pharmacy? that's 44-year-old tracy herr. officials say he stole the car, less than five minutes later abandoned it here, then called the pharmacy to let temperature know where to find it. >> i was glad he had the mind set to stop and leave the car where it was. >> reporter: deputies plan to charge him with kidnapping, occupied vehicle burglar rae and grand theft ?ee. needs to be in jail. even though it was my fault, he >> reporter: she says her stepson is safe and slept through the whole thing but she doesn't want someone else to make the same mistake she did. >> i advise nobody else to do it. three minutes don't seem like a lolong time, but it was enough for somebody to steal the car and the baby. >> reporter: authorities say dcf is looking into this and also looking into the child

tonight sent back to jail for repeatedly trying to foil her booze-sniffing ignition >> she seems to have no conscience in this matter. brad: she walked in court to face a judge today. prosecutors claiming on the day she got her driver's license back after prison her court-ordered interlock sensed alcohol. she first lied and claimed the breath mints set it off but today admitted she tried to drive drunk on multiple occasions. >> her own behavior and decision-making prove that she needs to be behind bars. brad: this comes a it a time when law enforcement leaders and survivors of the drunk driving victims are pushing legislators to pass a big to require ignition interlocks for everyone convicted of drunk driving not just extreme cases. >> you can't start the car, you can't drive away. brad: the bill named noah's law for officer noah leotta killed by drunk driving in november. they cite it as proof it's a good idea. >> the interlock works. and but for the interlock, she would have been driving more. brad: in court today the judge repeatedly called her a liar. and a danger to the community. h

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to leave keys in the ignition at the hospital so crews can focus on patient care. but when they got back out last night the truck was gone. >> we notified dispatch immediately and we were able to see exactly where the truck was and get cmpd in route. >> all medic ambulances had gps units and they tracked it out to albemarle road near harrisburg where police were finally able to stop it. and where they found 34-year- old autumn behind the wheel. a woman other crews remembered seeing at the emergency room. >> this person was seen for 30 minutes hanging around. we thought like everybody else that they were waiting to be picked up. >> she may have just been heading home. her house is just several miles from where police stopped her. no one answered the door there

to leave keys in the ignition at the hospital so crews can focus on patient care. but when they got back out last night the truck was gone. >> we notified dispatch immediately and we were able to see exactly where the truck was and get cmpd in route. >> all medic ambulances had gps units and they tracked it out to albemarle road near harrisburg where police were finally able to stop it. and where they found 34-year- old autumn behind the wheel. a woman other crews remembered seeing at the emergency room. >> this person was seen for 30 minutes hanging around. we thought like everybody else that they were waiting to be picked up. >> she may have just been heading home. her house is just several miles from where police stopped her. no one answered the door there we still don't know why should would have driven off in that 150,000-dollar ambulance. but it was something that caught them all unaware. >> somebody took advantage of our focus of taking care of our patient. and took advantage of our trust. >> she's charged with larceny of a motor vehicle. and it could be a f

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. >> reporter: trump livid after the exchange, igniting a bitter feud with the fox news host. >> they'll be face to face tonight. tom is live from michigan tonight, and tom, first all, many who saw this today might be wondering why mitt romney, does he have any intentions of running again? >> reporter: david, a source close to mitt romney tells me that romney is not running for president. he had seen the race and he felt this was his best chance to get in and make a difference, to make the case against donald trump. >> but tom, we watched today as romney offer advice to republican voters in the coming states? >> reporter: that's right. he's urging voters to pick other candidates besides trump to deny win the nomination outright. david, that would lead to a contested convention, where party leaders would choose the nominee. david? >> tom llamas from a very snowy detroit tonight. tom, thank you. >>> now, to the democratic side this evening, and a major development involving hillary clinton. fueled by her super tuesday victories, we learned today the justice department is giving immunity to

. >>> a jury today found general motors' ignition switch was defective but it was not the cause of a 2014 accident. no damages were awarded to the two people who were injured. lawyers for the automaker argued that the accident was caused by ice on a bridge. the verdict was the first involving gm's ignition switch and there are more than 200 pending cases that allege injury or death was caused by gm vehicle defects. >>> detroit, of course home to jm general motors and other automakers. while sales are now near records, that wasn't the case a few years ago. the business, of course, being bail out, housing had collapsed in the city and many who lived in detroit up and left. the long road back for the motor town and as kate rogers reports, small business played a key role. >> reporter: after emerging from the largest municipal bankruptcy in history, detroit is undergoing a revitalization driven by small businesses that believe in the city's future. april anderson launched her bakery, good cakes and bakes, in 2013, serving up organic products made from locally sourced ingredients. her goa

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>>> a push to expand the state's ignition interlock law.are live with mothers against drunk driving as it teams up with survivors and police to help pass what they call the life-saving bill. >>> and raising the minimum wage in california. how much some workers could be paid by 2022. >>> plus, meredith kessler of marin county. the professional triathlete and ironman champion. we talk to her about her training and work to help injured athletes. >>> yes, indeed. that is san jose international. how are you feeling on this very crisp monday morning? if i was a commercial airline pilot, i would probably cue this song up as i take off. no flights taking off at the 9:00 hour out of mineta. welcome to "the 9". it's a pretty shot behind us here in oakland. alongside sal. >> a little steppenwolf? >> it felt right on this monday morning. >> absolutely. hello, pam. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> you're here all week? >> we love it. >> before get to the news, bart is reporting minor delays. a train stalled out this morning early and turned

her probation requires her to use an ignition interlock. its readings gave her away. at first she blamed the mints, but today in court she admitted to drinking. some say this proves the value of requiring ignition interlocks to be used by all convicted drunk drivers. that's what noah's law will mandate if passed by maryland lawmakers. it's named for montgomery county police officer noah leotta who was killed by a drunk driver in december. >> much has been made of the efforts to secure noah's law, and we certainly are backing that from the state's attorney's perspective, and we hope that the public is reassured that people are working hard in montgomery county to get that law passed. >> reporter: as for kelli loos' probation violation, she could be sent back to prison for up to 20 years, but the judge was so frustrated today that she wouldn't admit she's an alcoholic, he said he wouldn't sentence her. instead, he revoked her bond, sent her to the montgomery county jail to spend the next 90 days, and delayed sentencing that's the latest live here at the montgomery count

it provides ignition locks.ald is live in i annapolis.na tom i understand this quickly turned heated today. >> reporter: well, you know, laura, it's a situation whereonw there are a lot of emotions emon running through all of this. t this is the letter we obtained earlier today from governor govr larry hogan to the family of o officer noah leotta. in it the governor says that passing noah's law would send a strong message that thishat ti state is going to get serious about keeping drunk driverspi off the roads. so what's this all about? well,ng right now the maryland l dui limit is .08 but under the r current law, you wouldn't have ' to use one of those ignition blockoffs with breathalyzers until you hit .15.15 the family of officer leotta leo and others in the law enforcement community say that is just ridiculous.icul >> are you kidding me? howe? could we be thinking abouting a these people that havee recklessly and irresponsibly ruined lives? but that'sut what's going on. too many people are dying on dno maryl

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