janice is with us moments away. wifeee got new video now of one of the areas hardest hit, harrisburg, illinois, look at these pictures. rescue crews desperately search the rubble for anyone who may still be alive. we have a confirmed death toll now of at least six in illinois, another three in missouri. others critically injured, we are told. you can see the homes sliced right in half, ripped to shreds. piles of debris scattered everywhere. folks are trying to take in the devastation around them. >> it's unbelievable. i can't believe the measure of damage it did to this building. it's like there was no structure and it took it completely out. as you can tell it's total devastation. i've not ever seen anything like it all the way down through this whole area i'm glad that it happened at night, and no one was at work. this would be horrible for people to be in this building when that happened. megyn: trace gallagher watching satellite and the news conferences from our breaking news desk now. >> reporter: as the new pi

janice? janice? 3 friends of michael truluck have been gathering herr since about noon...wasn't a big 133year old...it only took one four loko to make him violently ill...tonight his parents are blaming his death on his poor decision to drink. saturdayynight...michael truluck's parents say he had been drinking with friends...when he got violently ill.they say he had one foor loko...a potent can equivilant to as many as fivv beerssit's a drink popular with kids and on college campuses...later that night...on the way home...he by oncoming traffic.in as hit 2010...courtney spurry died on the eastern shore in a single car crash after drinking wo four lokos.the trulucks are the latest family...to warn teens about the drink: "anything i can say tt other children, other teenagers don't do it, it's not worth it,,my son did it, aad it cost him his life" life" 3 "when yyu'rr 13 drinking one of these, ou're out, you're &pputtaait the brain the body can not keep up and process the alcohol so it backs up on the brain you pass out and get sick" about a year ago, the company that makes f

i don't know. >> reporter: janice lives in steven's point, wisconsin.iological grandchild, but there are many other kids in town who she considers like grandchildren. as a foster parent, she's taken in about a hundred such kids over the years intvment she gets kids sometimes at... in the middle of the night that get dropped off there and she doesn't even know these kids. >> reporter: unfortunately, even that kind of giving doesn't mean beans to a bank. and there are no foster homes for foster parents. last year janice' house went into foreclosure. she was told to be out by next week. how did noah find out about your situation? >> he heard me talking to his mom. >> reporter: she was keeping it secret. >> yes. i don't think she wanted me to be upset. >> reporter: didn't work, did it? >> uh-uh. >> reporter: why did it get to you so much? >> because she helps a lot of people. like foster children. it would be more than me that just suffered. >> reporter: noah wanted to do something, but with just about a hundred bucks to his name, his own father looking for

janice park is ive at baltimore city police this video reveals.ney representing officee donyell briggs tonight...wwo says his client used what he belleved what appropriate force as a police officer.but the officer is suspeeded because of what you're about to ee. this is video taken by a city surveillance camera. it shows a north baltimore man... ricky thomas...running after being &ppulled over by officer briggs in 010 near coopin state university.another officer with a flashlight seems to have thomas under control...thaa's when officer briggs arrives and appears to 3& "i don't know if there is any greater example of us ooiciig ourseeves, we had ann individual baltimore city petectives observed officer, that incident was captured on video, it wasssent immediately over to the internal affairs section" tonight, officer briggs says the ideo only shows half the story. he says there was an altercation...when he intially pulled over riccy thomas. we'll have more on that coming up at ten. live outside baltimore ity police headquarters, janice park pox45 n

decision:"jjst don't do it, don't do it, my soo did it, look whaas happened, it ccst him his life"janice park....ox45 news at ten. the driver that it michael police say most likely, the drrver will not face any charges. 3&meanwhile friends and family gathered tonight tooremember michael truluck. truluck.those who loved the teenn..shared memories ... harford road.the crowd held up candles and signs honoring his memory. michael's mother is devistated by the loss of her son. "i've lost the only son, i'm never gonna have...because thhy'rr going to party, it's ssd its ery sad and i don't remember michael for his l looing and caring nature. a man is stabbed to death in south baatimore. it happened just after three thhs afternoon here on west lomaaard in calhoun streets. you can see investigatoos on the scenn...and crime tape marking off the areaa no word on what led to the deadly stabbiig.investigattrs are canvassing the area for suspects. a parkville man is with the murder of a rosedale m. man.just after two yesterday morning,officers were called to maid-stone court in roseddle where they fou

janice? janice?f and put a lien on her home. but down here...this dirt is signnof progress...it shows where the city fixed her water main ine. and the city tonight is promising to pay back her son for the thousands he already hhnned over. "dear mrs. foster, on behall of baltimore city public works, please accept our sincerest applogy" evelyn foster has waited two ong years...to hear the word apology.ever ssnce april 2009...a broken pipe caused her water billlto spike...the city...wanting to colllct...sent her a 16 thousand dollar bill: anything, no one never came out...to check anything in that ground"they said she was using 5 thousand gallonssa day...enough to fill a swimming pool after only 3 days and it was happening for two years..er oldest son draining his finances to pay some of it -- 5 thousand dollars so his mom wouldn't lose her home.last month fox45 asked the city to investigate...and it turns out...the city broke hee ater line during construction.so tonight...how is the city makkng it up..

janice park...fox45 eww at ten. ten. p to see mooe of the encountersswith police... just go to fox baltimore dot com and click on the raw neww tab. asswith all our web ccntent.... it's absslutely 3ree.... paltimore may play host to 'grand prix' aces for another five years... despite he aftermathhof the iiaugural race. kathleen caarnssjjins uu now.. rom pratt street downtown... to explain his latest twist. kathleen. tte mayor wants it... and is in the process of finalizing terms with a new event operator... the problem is... many of the vendors whooprooided services at the race ast year... to go forward... without ans taking care of them.. first.. -nats ccr race- baltimore's winnerr... (nats crowd-winner) "yeah" and losers.. like janet groncki:(janee)"this was bad from thh start" her company, sunrise safety... set up signs and arranged lane closures,. but afterwards they were never paid.. and they lost:"abouu a &pquarter of a million dollars,, sunrrse.. it hurts.. it could - put us out of business...yet: mayor stephanie rawlings blake.. is announcing its agreement wit

janice? janice??heart would have failed him. william beattt sits on his porch...and takes in the view. he credits each sunny day...and his life...toohis hospital:"the doctors saved me - twice, they saved me when i was flown in there oo a medivac...the procedure with the stem cells saved me again" two and half years agoo..beatty barely survvved a peart attack.sitting in his hopptal bed at hopkins he agreed to a highly experimental treatment.doctors took a tiny piece from his heart.tissue abouttthe size... of half a grain of rice...then millions of healthy, beating stem cells at cedar--inai in los angeles.then flown backkto : baltimore:"when ttey goo cells werr all beating in unison...i thought that was absolutely amazing"dr. eter johnston was paat of the large team at hopkins who put tte new stem cells back intt beatty's heart: heart:"the breathrough with phowed evidence that new heart muscle is being formed"this is william beatty's beating heart. this is his heart before the &pprocedure...and here...6

mary' >>> now here's jenna. >> janice, thank you.oday," a season-ending send-off for abbey. it fast? it's got 10 speeds, my friend. ♪ is it fast? it's got a lightning bolt on it, doesn't it? ♪ is it fast? i don't even know if it's street legal. ♪ is it safe? oh ya, it's a volkswagen. [ male announcer ] the security of a jetta, one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. ♪ got you in a stranglehold, baby ♪ >>> downton abbey the pbs series about a family of british arrest contracts and their servants wraps up its second season tonight. the show is set in the early 1900s and has a cult following here in the u.s. its producer carnival films is owned by our parent company nbc universal. michelle franden takes a look at why the show is such a fan favorite. >> it is the latest british sensation to sweep across the pond. the pbs masterpiece classic drama "downton abbey." the second season premiered to a record 4.2 million viewers in the u.s. >> i'm obsessed with it. >> a growing fan base, now anticipating tonight's final

. >> janice tough is here. good morning. how are you? >> i'm great.the weather in some parts of the country today. there's atorm system in the east that's producing some severe weather over florida. but north of that, winter weather starting tos develop fm kentucky all the way into parts of north carolina, and virgini this storm has produceded a lot of rain already, from western tennessee but it's going to produce anywhere from unto up to six inches of snow across the appalachians of virginia and west virginia. >>> and sunday morning starting off pretty chilly. in fact, temperatures almost 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. that means 30s and low 40s outside. another thing we'll see a lot of clouds today. most of the moisture will stay offshore but we could see it drift over the coastal hill tops. temperatures today fairly cool. highs in the 50s around the bay area today. late today and tomorrow, better chance of seeing at least a few showers, and then we start to warm up rapidly by the middle part of the week. >>> now here's jenna.

janice huff is here. >> all our favorite whitney houstons.star spangled banner. >> watching it i was getting chills. >> it's incredible. we are tracking a storm moving across the central portion of the country today, and the bitter cold that's taken the nation by storm. at least for the northern plains, across the north, even into the southern states. jacksonville, 26 degrees right now. most of this region has not experienced winter. but you got it today. with temperatures in the single digits across maine for your afternoon high. your windchills will be below zero. the cold weather, though, will move out, we'll start to see temperatures warm up over the nes warm up over the next several days and icy weather for the central and southern plains. that's what's going on around the nation. now here's your local forecast. >> and a good sunday morning. i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the sun is shining but the wind remains a factor on your sunday morning. windchills right now are in the single digits and low teens, and we won't see too much

we'll send it over to janice for a check of the weather. >> i need a hug, too.irthday theme, what's your name? >> my name is renni. >> happy birthday. wearing a princess hat from philadelphia. you're cebrating. 'll stay on the birthday theme as we talk about theweathe let's check anat see what's happening around the country. rain in florida. quite ait of heavy rain over north florida this morning. we've got some snow over the northern plains. the southwest is clear but it's much cooler than it has been. you're looking at windy conditions from the central plains into the southwest. only 61 in albuquerque today. highs in the 50s from san diego to san francisco tori reeno, 50. chilly rain across the new england. thunderstorms over texas and oklahoma and snow over the intermountain west. you're 18 with 42 years experience? >> absolutely. >> i think that's the best thing ever. what about you. you're 10. how many years of experience do you have? >> probably ten. >> you're good. >> certainly feels like winter around the bay area. 20s and 30s in the north bay. 30s and 4

janice huff is here with a check of the weather. >> good morning.oving in across the southern plains, in parts of texas. icy conditions, cold temperatures. today an icy mix of snow and sleet for west texas. up to two inches of accumulation. that spreads north and eastward tomorrow, into oklahoma and the northern plains. and good sunday morning to you. temperatures around the bay area, mostly in the 40s. as we take you off to the north bay, 41 in santo rosa and visibility less than half a mile. dense fog advisory for the north bay valleys. for the afternoon, there will be increasing clouds, eventually leading to a chance of seeing some rain as we wrap up the weekend. hour by hour, quickly by noon, mainly 50s today. kind of a cool day. rain coming in later on into monday morning, and look at the highs. low to mid-50s to start the workweek. >> now here's jenna. >> janice, thank you. up next on "today," your reaction to the death of whitney houston. what her fans are writing on facebook and twitter. that's right after this. my dad and grandfather spent

warming in the upper 40's by the >> now here's lester. >> janice, thanks up. next on "today," tailor swift tries to make today a fairy tale for a fan. how she's turning one teenager's dream into reality. if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... well that's like checking on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your frequent heartburn by blocking the acid with prilosec otc. and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. discover visine® tired eye relief with hydroblend™, only from visine®. just one drop instantly soothes and revives tired, overworked eyes. and comforts them for up to ten hours. visine® tired eye relief. try now and save $3. our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life, matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something posit

now back to the birthday girl and lester and janice, as well. >> and i'm here, too. so that works out well. >> the birthday girl. >> i don't know where that joke went, but it went nowhere. thank you very much, alex. >> hi, good morning. i like kate's hat. you need one of those for your birthday. >> the dog was actually the subject of that clip. >> i don't care. the dog was cute, too. all right, so maybe you're wearing your hat this morning, as a matter of fact, you probably are over the northern plains. winter has returned to your area. with winter storm warnings, watches, and advisories from the dakotas down into parts of minnesota, back into eastern sections of montana. you're going to see anywhere from 6 to 9 inches of snow in some spots. especially from duluth over towards fargo. generally speaking, three to four inches expected four inches expected for today. so winter travel will be hazardous in your area. that's what's going on around the nation. now here's your local forecast. >>> and a good sunday morning to you. i'm storm4 meteorologist chuck bell. bright s

.// janice? janice? never have to choose between life and death. death. clarksville father of two anthony lacey, describes his final months with his wife.as trina battled stage 3 breast c: cancer:"maxed out credit cards, maxed out everything, survival we were goiig to do anything to get my wife the treatment, at any cost, unfortunately, last june she passed"lacey was paying 13 thousand dollars a month...because insurance only covered i-v...not ral chemotherapy. but when it ame to staying alive...oral chemotherapy was trina's only option.top oncologists in baltimore say patients are finding that treetment is not covered by their insurance...or it comes with a huge co-paament.experts say by 2014...25-30 percent of patients will use oral theeapie: therapies:"there are frankly insurance that do cover oral chemotherapy equully to iv cheeotherapy...bbt there are others that greatly discriminate on this back basis"the bill is named after state senator jim mathias' wife...who passed awaa in august from breast ca

. >> janice tough is here. good morning. how are you? >> i'm morning. i'm great!e weather in some parts of the country. there'd a storm system in the east producing severe weather over florida, but north of that, winter weather starting to develop from kentucky all the way into parts of north carolina and virginia. this storm has produced a lot of rain already from western tennessee, but it's going to produce anywhere from one up to maybe six inches of snow across the appalachians of virginia and west virginia. that's what's going on around the nation. now here's your local forecast. >>> and a good sunday morning. i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the clouds are moving in. the rain and light snow potential is still pushed further and further back into the day. current temperatures now are in the mid-to-upper 30s. and even with a little peek of sunshine this morning, we'll climb into the low 40s for high temperatures today. so, today's forecast, increasing clouds, light rain and light snow from late this afternoon through around midnight. not expecting much in

on september 11. >> she was one of the last remains to be identified. >> reporter: only parts of janice's body were found. he was assured by the defense department that any unidentifiable body parts recovered at the pentagon would be buried in a mass grave at arlington national cemetery. >> that's correct. >> reporter: you might be able to imagine what abe was feeling when he learned today that some unidentified human remains from the pentagon were incinerated and dumped in a landfill. >> i'm angry. >> reporter: a 20-year army veteran who retired as a major, abe says he feels like the organization he devoted much of his life to has let him down and more importantly let his loving wife down as well. >> it's going to take me a while to recover from this tragic news. >> reporter: having said that, abe added he's comforted by the fact that most of the people responsible for improperly disposing of 9/11 remains are no longer with the defense department though he believes the majority of them got off without being sufficiently punished. >> most of them have retired or separated from the service

janice...re possible...for students. 3 the ending machine...known forrit's conveeience. now towson university is thinking convenience to plan b.with a plan b vending machine: machine:"well we thought that's an interesting idea, we &pnever hought of thatt that""" believe 95% college students are having sex"health officials say every year... they dispense about 150 doses of the emergency contraceptive. this would be justtanother way por students to get the over the counter drug...but without &pthe embarrassment: embarrassment:"anything that emmarrassed helps them access this is a positive thing" thing"" we're trying to say hey it's responsible to prevent unwanted pregnancy" here's how it would work...the vending machine would be placed in a discrete area in the university health center. but tudents would still have to show an i-d...that they'ree at least 17. 17."i think that this is going to be a better way, to help make sure there are not as many people dropping out due tt pregnancy" pregnancy""

tonight janice park e r. shows us how it all went down. down.rk suit with a ski mask, and he had a cars and police vehicles filled the street...as olice prepared to raid this home. greg hefner says he was just pulling into his driveway...when he was approached byypolice: police:"cop ran across tte street, with flashliggt and gun pointed at me" me""pointed the red ddt on his chesttand told him freeze, shut the áááup or i'll bllw you ááá brains out" "i've got respect for the police, i know they gotta do what they gotta do"police entered the home with a search warrant...and found five people aloog ith a verr small believe drugs were hidden in a different llcation because &panne arunnel couuty police called anddwarned them...that a drug raid was about to take p: place:"and there was only a little bit offcoccine found t this location but police say they were directed to another locction, where they ound 82 grams of marijuanaathis couple living at the home declined to comment...but says theyywere simply playing cards when the raid happened: happened:"

meteorologist janice dean is in the fox extreme weather center.w information because this storm system is still on the move, huh, janice? >> we'll see tornado watches in effect across much the ohio river valley and northeast. 13 dead and death toll has risen. in and around the harrisburg area, 300 homes have been damaged, that is according to emergency officials on the ground assessing the damage. and numerous office buildings also in that, in that structural damage. so unfortunately, as the sun comes up we're going to continue to see this damage. a lot of folks saying this is very like, what we saw in joplin, missouri. we don't quite know the extent of how long these storms were but certainly we will bring you the very latest as it cops in. more importantly want to show you several watches for state of kentucky. until 1:00 p.m. local time and several tornados warnings. doppler radar indicating strong rotation south of elizabeth town and lebanon. if you live in these areas you need to take shelter immediately and listen to your local weather offic

now sussended..../ janice?night...officer donnell briggs says the video only shows part of the story. but thomas...the man yyu're about to see in a video...they want officer briggs off the force. 3&sitting in her north baltimor home...diane roberts says this video -- captured by a city surveillance camera -- is hard to watch: watch:"it's juut wild, crazy 2010...her son ricky thomas can be seen running after city police officer donyell briggs pulls him over. you can see another officer seems to have control of thomas...whhn officer briggg arrives and then appears to punch and kick . thomas..grabbed himm hit him, punched im in the face and he nothinn!""i don't know if there is any greattr example, of this department holding ourselves accountable and policing ourseeves" ourselves""it was sent immediately to internal affairs, partnered with states officer was given probation before judgment"but for he man in the viddo..this isn't thomas' first time dealing with police...he's been arrested in the past for drug posse

the very talented janice joplin gave him credits. >> i get sick and tired of people saying, the worldre's too many drugs, the wars, what else do you do? do you fetch? what else do you do? if you have the ability to do something, do it. if not, shut up. >> reporter: rock groups such as the grateful dead owed their fame to bill graham who discovered and promoted them. but they also experienced the darker side of this hot tempered backstage perfectionist who micromanaged everything from the lighting to the soap in the washrooms. bob weer remembers seeing graham pacing the lobby as a young musician showed up late for a concert. >> it was just like in anology fashioned movie. grabs his hat and throws it on the ground and starts stomping on it. i didn't know i would see that for real. >> graham wanted perfection and it was chaos. there were a million incidents where bill would just be so frustrated his eyes would bulge out but there was nothing he could do. because he loved it so much and we knew. >> reporter: he grew on to new york and los angeles. but he never let on on his pace. he took

and janice jenkins joins us, member of the sew program.he lady in charge of the hair, makeup, costumes and all that >> mr. ben ali, frederick douglass, president barack obama, dorothy hyatt, jackie joyner-kersee. i have lots of characters in my head. >> we have sammy davis, jr. mls maya angelo. mr. james brown. this is our narrator. we have earth ya kids, ms. rosa parks and ms. lena horn. >> how are you organizing the makeup, hair and wardrobe. we have a lot of people. >> well, i have not slept for two months, notwithstanding that i did not go to sleep last night. i'm just thankful that we have the privilege to do this here at the southeast tennis learning center and, thank god, parks and recs gives me the opportunity to do it >>> let's talk about the costume. the style changes, things change. >> i am a history junky. i go to consignment stores. i have donations. each year, children change and even the ones that were the same characters, you know, children grow. they grow the next year. >> right, right. >> thank you very much. this year's

janice?ice?jeff and jennifer,since about noon today...michael truluck's friends have been putting balloons up, lighting candles...and to michael. everyone still shocked by his michael's friends death has scared them into not wanting to pick up a drink anytime soon. "i just burst into tears i messages to michael fill the sidewalk...friends of the 13 year old , light candles to memory: "i want eople to stop drinking so this doesn't happen to anyyne else, it's devastating"saturday night, michael's parents say the middle schholer drank one four lokooit's a popular drink on college cammuses.but also áso equivalent to about five beer: beers:"this is geareddtowards kids marketed to kids to get drunk cheaply"that night...michael was so ill...on the ay back to his opened the car door to ttrow seat wwtched...as he tumbled out...and was run over by a car. car."and we poke with lots off michael's friends who say they will now be waitingguntil age 21 to drinkkmichael's violent deathh..has been terrifying

february 21st. >> this is an experience and society should not be subjected to this. >>> that was janicecoming up in other news madonna coming to dc, when and where you can catch the material girl live in concert. >> ricky martin makes a special appearance tonight on glee. we have a preview when we come back  >>> madonna now has her sights set on the biggest ever world tour, it will start overseas at the end of may in tel-aviv israel then she will make her way back to america for 26 additional shows one at the verizon center, mark september 23rd, on your calendar tickets go on sale for that show next monday. >>> and glee fans can expect another exciting episode,. >> ricky martin is the guest star tonight making him the latest big named celebrity to appear on the show the living la vida loca singer will play a spanish teacher his characters is brought in to help the glee kid s with a spanish singing assignment he had a great time working on the show and impressed by all the talent. >> i have worked with everybody, and there are amazing people that are very disci

policeesay they are getting closer to finding who hit and killed 68 year old scene.it happened in erry janice park tells us police completed forensic testing on the car in queetion. &p mary anne matthews alks toward the garden in front of hhr frieed beeerry's home: house...or think about her... kind of tear up" "she was just loved by everyone, never heard a word her""i feel bad, like i should clean it up for her...beeause would have keet it" it"january 22nd...68 year old beverly moore was waakiig home from weisssupermarket when she killed.neighbors have long cars, here on seven courts driv: drive:"and friends of beverly say they still can't understand why she walked herr that night...because she has a car and rarely walks"police say the drivvr fled...but then a break in the case. just a few days ago, an anoymous tip took investigators tooharford county. where they found the this one, that they had been but after multipll interviews...poliie are still looking for the driver: driver:"can't imagine how ou could dooit, i couldn't live 3 with myself" myseef""i think he deservvs a good bit of jailt

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janice? februaryy21st vote to makk surr their opinions against this bill are heard. we met a former transgenddr..who for 18 years called herself joe. she is just one of dozens today who believe the bill..dubbed ass the bathroom bill...will open pedofiles. but supports say the bills passage will be criticcl for transgenners, so they won t be discriminated against when ittcomes to employment and housing. 3 "there are rape victims who are real concerned about this, they've been through it, and &pyou're going to be in the ladies rooo, dressing room,, locker rooo, public shower,, here comes a man dressed as a woman who will undress, where you're undressed in front of him" the group says ttey re also worried the effect this will have on children, when they see a man ddessse as a women in the bathroom. county councii will make their deeision in two eeks that brings us to our queetion of the day. should transgendered people be restrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms? rooms?here's a ook at ur faceb

. >> janice? [unintelligible] >> hello, [unintelligible] my name is] and i am -- my name is janet [unintelligible] and i am here representing groups that work with the port on warm water code. i am here to support me during or some kind of parking regulations along illinois street, from 23rd to 24th streets and from third street to the warm water cove park. right now it is hard to tell that there is a park at the end of 24th street, because there are vehicles parked there every day and night all over the street. a lot of people do not feel that safe walking down there. must have a lot of trash with dogs barked by the vehicles, harassing the people that walk down to the park. i am very much in favor of having a two hour to four parking -- four hour parking down there. i am absolutely and totally against what is proposed. unlike mission bay, dog patch was not engaged in this proposal. mr. [unintelligible] came to the meeting for a bag presentation at the end of the meeting and, at that time, he was

mary says, there goes another great star, so young, and janice says, true tragedy.o share your thoughts and get the latest updates go to abc7news.com. >> more disoafers tonight near a town in connection with the speed freak killings. the site of the searching looks like an, aow logical digs. officials are scooping through debris scooped up from a well. a newspaper reporter said it was disturb by disturbing. >> one shoe and a pair of looked like young woman's sneakers. and with socks and bones coming out of them. >> san walk keen county sheriffs investigators found teeth, woman's ring with initials, a coat and a purse. a lot of the items were found at least 45 feet down a well on property once owned by the family of walter shermantine in stockton. they're suspected of killing as many as 5 people during a methamphetamine fueled spree. >> deputies serving warrants in vallejo wounded a man who was trying to get away. the incident ended this afternoon. deputies were serve warrants or a house a few blocks away when one of the men inside made a break for us. >> deputies po

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word of the death overnight of janice voss, a veteran astronaut who flew five shuttle missions, one of six women to fly at least five times on the shuttle, a proud product of purdue and m.i.t. she logged over 49 days in space, 18 million miles traveled, circled the earth 779 times. she lost her battle with cancer at the age of 55. >>> it's official. the job approval rating of congress is at an all-time low of 10%. americans have never held their elective representatives in lower regard than they do right now. 10% number is the lowest in the history of the gallup polling organization. may be a harbinger of big changes coming in november. >>> here is a sign of our real estate times and the economy in general. if you know the atlanta skyline, you know the bank of america tower at over 1,000 feet tall. it's been auctioned off on the courthouse steps just like a used farm tractor. winning bid $235 million, more than half what the former owners paid for it back in '06. it reminded some folks today of the sale of the washington, d.c. headquarters of the national mortgage bankers association a

. >> reporter: you see, his wife janice, a budget analyst for the army, was one of 184 people killed when american airlines flight 77 slammed into the pentagon on september 11th. >> she was one of the last remains to be identified. >> reporter: only parts of her body was found and he was assured by the defense department that any unidentifiable body parts would be buried at a mass grave in arlington cemetery. >> that's correct. >> reporter: so you might be able to imagine what he was feeling when he learned today some unidentified human remains were incinerated and dumped in a landfill. >> i'm angry. >> reporter: a 20-year army veteran who retired as a major, he feels like the organization that he devoted much of his life to has let him down and more importantly let his loving wife down as well. >> it's going to take me awhile to recover from this tragic news. >> reporter: having said that, he add ed that he's comforted by the fact that most of the people responsible for improperly disposing of 9/11 remains are no longer with the defense department, though he believes the majority of