gun fire killed jerrod reed. another boy shot in the leg but survived. no word on the suspect. >> we know what caused the serious accident in severn last night. caused by a driver fleeing police. officers were trying to stop a lincoln town car for a stolen registration tag. the car took off and ended up hitting another vehicle. the 22-year-old man driving the lincoln went to shock trauma with life-threatening injuries. nine other people were also hurt. police think the driver of the town car was under the influence of drugs and or alcohol. . >> first on fox tonight. legal questions over whether maryland state police violated first amendment rights when they responded to a demonstrations in belair last summer. arrests were captured on video and now a lawsuit is filed. kathleen cairns reports. >> we are not here to be arrested sir. >> this is the beginning. >> defend life demonstrator jack aims watches the video from august 1st. >> you need the permit. end of story. if you don't have a permit you cannot stand here. >> mange up the law as they go along. >>

to acknowledge the great help we got from jan herman, steve -- historian who is sitting here, and jerrod and kate michael who are in the back, cousins of ben steel. we will get started. >> thank you for coming to talk about years in the darkness but before we get to the details of the death march and amazing stories of the men from that era, let's talk about the first days of world war ii. 7:55 a.m. on december 7, 1941, japanese bombers and fighters appeared over the u.s. naval base in fort -- coral harbour and destroyed most of the pacific fleet, killing 3,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines. must have heard of that moment of the attack on pearl harbor was only a series of attacks that began world war ii in the pacific. the next week hours they also struck other targets in the pacific, among them america's most important position in the area, the philippine islands. they bombed clark field, destroy the american air force. two weeks later on december 22nd, the imperial japanese fourteenth army invaded the philippine islands. the japanese landed 43,000 men. the americans and filipin