northern virginia bureau chief julie carey explains. hr >> reporter: t away doesn't necessarily mean go away. drugs thrown in the trash or down the drain end up in roe enent or maybe even in the wrong hands. >> we're finding these substanssubt sues are becoming ubiquitous in our streams. it's a concernt tha we identify what are those effects and how do we better control them. >> reporter: officials in fairfax county wanting to keep problems like that from happening. they have added prescription drop boxes to every police station in the county, expanding on a pilot program that turned out to be effective. >> people are encouraged to drop off their unused or unneeded medications to these drop box locations. it a safend convenient wayf to dispose o old, unusedec medication bse we don't want it to end up in th wrong hands. >> reporter: but there's some things you should not bring to the drop boxes. >> prohibited items include needles or sharps of a kind, liquids of any kind, illegal narcotics or drugs, or drugs from businesses or clinics. >

two of them northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports detectives are now trying to find the source of the deadly drugs and steer overdose survivors into treatment.te >> rep an alarming pattern in alexandria over the holiday ekend. four suspected opioid overdoses in just 72 hours. two women died. one call came in from this aldi customertore when a was found unconscious n bathroom. >> 30-year-old breathing hea in the bathroom and is unconscious. >> reporter: alexandria health officials and police not waiting to sounding the alarm. >> we have created a spike ale system. when we see a certain number within a certain amount of time, we know there could be a public safety andh issue. so we want to push out that information as quickly as possr:le. >> reporith this overdose spike, they're still awaiting the medical examiner's reports to found out what's to blame, whether it's deadly fentanyl or something else. investigators are moving ahead to try to find a source, while encouraging the surviving overdose victims to get treatment. >> our primary goal is to get people who overdosed h

julie carey reports.y discovered what the driver ha on board. >> the sights andounds overnight along the road. a s.w.a.t. team surrounding a tractor-trailer. its driver holed up inside the cab, refusing to come out. theyri watched ther unfold. >> we had about 15, 20 police officers, s.w.a.t. pulled up and ity. became cr >> reporter: the incident started around 7:15 p.m. when a resident in another rural part of the county reported seeing a semi parked along an isolated stretch of road. when deputies dime check it the driver took off. a slow hours long chase followed. deputies tried on stop about it a mile from the road putting down a spike strip that blew out some of the tires when he reached the tu, the semi couldn't make it. he came to a stop.ep and theies ordered him to come out. >>> deput fs tried toce the driver out. then they turned to other methods. >> fwhed three smoke bombs. then they had officers pointed with guns through opportunity that of the truck and he still wouldn't come out.es >> witne sa

i'm julie carey, news4. >>> the news4 i team found parking passes getting sold on the black market.oming up, the changes coming from our inv atigation. >> actor on the tv show "empire" recovering after a brutal assault, why it may have been a hate >>> you've heard us talk about the polar vortex. >> the term isn't new but we've been hearing it la.te as we go to break, chuck bell explains what it means. >>> the polar vortex is a swirl of wind above both the north and the south pole. not at the surface but 10 to 30 miles hi. we usually hear about it in the winter time, like we are now with historic record-breakinmp teatures sweeping through the midwest. when it gets off balance it when it gets off balance it whawhat does it feel like?ke? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all. st but with a new carefir medp, you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover they strt of a plan with low affordable rates, and the option to add gedental and vision covera even a fitness program at no extra

ourorthern virginia bureau chief, julie carey reportsow the communities are supporting the survivors.rong, always joyful, that's how friends, teammates and parents are remembering 15-year-old katana graves. >> she was always smilinat nor what, she was smiling. if she was hurt she wouldn't say because she jus wanted to keep. >> reporter: the competitive cheer leader w killed when the suv carrying here team crashed on i-95. she was thrown from the vehicle. at her high school, students tributeens of roses in to her. in the gym she once competed, her friends comforting one another in a group embrace.s showing us t poster of their younger days together. >> she was a fendnd she was like a sister to me. it's hard to believe she's gone. >> reporter: she recently joineh r eruption all-stars in winchester. a teen dad wasehind the wheel sunday, the crash sending two parents a three other tell me mat teammates to the hospital. 16-year-d jenny schenk was badly injured. her sister spoke to us by pho as she travelled to the hospital in delaware where jenny's been in icu but is g.improv >> hopefully

. >>> julie carey's elusive interview with both women and the mystery surrounding this double murder. phillip recovering after a car crash. at 97 years old he was the one behind the wheel. >>> the snow working its way into t district. a live look outside our studios here. the flakes are flying out there. amelia, adam li >>> prince ph shaken but recovering from a car crash. he is 97 years old and he was driving the bbc reports tonight he got into a crash with anoveer cle and his range rover flipped over. you're looking at video from the scene near the estate. bucking ham palace says he was not seriously hurt. but the c says he was very shocked and had to be helped from the car. he did have a passenger with him, a palace spokesperson notc irming who that person was. >>> there are new questions about president trump's plan to withdraw u.s. troops from syria one day after four americansy were killed a suicide bomber there. thatis claiming credit for attack a month after the president said isis has been vice president pence echoed the president's claim yesterday after thek deadly attn syri

julie carey reports on improvement projects set for there and several other traff nightmare locations around our region. >> reporter: witness the aquac n bottlenec bottleneck. it looks like rush hour but it's 1:30 in e afternoo and there's no accident. these backups every day all day. impacting 100,000 commuters. howard harris is one of them. he hits the slowown every time he returns home. >> you spend anywhere t from 15 30 minutes to get through there. >> reporter: in richmond today, governoralph northam detailing four major projects designed to reduce congestion andne of them would break open this bottle net by addingn auxiliary lane to so95 h. lawmakers who represent the area and make the drives themselves ar thrilled. >> this is fantastic for prince william county. >> reporter: some commuters wondering about the headaches of more construction that could begin here as soon as next year. >> i think it willefitely help. but how long will it take and how much more traffic will it add? >> reporter: there's news on th- express lanes too, a reversible ramp is coming. the deal with the co

julie carey. >>> good news for teacher in virginia, the house appropriations committee today approving 5% pay raise in the budget. it comes as teachers rallied outside the government. and governor ralph northam p supports the raise. he said it's harder to recruit and retain quality teachers. families lef i limbo by a devastating fire at a day care center and preschool. parents were comforting each other at the scene. ha it's more a buildi. it's - it's like part of the hearte of whatdo. >> that center is closed for the foreseeable futur but what they are telling the families. >> an update on this wild road rage case, you may have seen this videou if y haven't, you have to stay tune to see ithere. a man refusing to let go of the hood ofer man's car on the massachusetts turnpike. we'll tell you what coppened in t today. >>> here's a look at your potential snowfall for tomorrow. most of therea about a coating to two inches but north and west of owashington, two four inches, this includes parts of fauquier, loudon. i'll have more on when the wintery m >>> too much screen time could impact y

in fairfax county, julie carey, news4. >>> as we try to plan ahead for a weekend with snow, doug is here to >> my biggest concern the whole time, will i be able to sled. that's been a bigg. th >> you raised the sledding issue early in the week and got our hopes up. >> you didn't tell us the threshold. >> it's 3 inches. you need to cover the grass to get there. you can do it in 2 inches but it quicklyea down. so i'm worried about that right now. i was thinking we could getn 3 inches d.c. yesterday, right now about 1 to 3. that's jt on the sledding threshold. to the south a better chance. out there right now, 33 degrees, wind chill with the winds gusting upwards of 20 miles per hour. by 1:00. wind chills in the teens by tomorrow morning. they're already there now. 17 manassas and 29 towards annapolis. what are we going to be dealing here comes the snow friday into saturday making its way across the country. st. louis, south of st. louis 12 inches ere, 8 to of snow. that's not what we're going to see. we're going to see much less snow. saturday, here we are around 2:00, arewide around 2:00

julie carey, news >>> sears is getting one last chance for survival. the chairman has until tomorrow t 4:00 to come up with $120 million downpayment to save the26-year-oldcompany. that gives him until monday to come up wi a winning bid at rem the jobs of about 50,000 works. bankruptcy in october. the company also owns kmart. >> d.c. wants t become the first in our area to offer online sports that seemed to be in the works as the d.c. council headed into today.ing but then the vote was scrapped. news4 mark segraves with what happened that might change the odds. >> reporter: the d.c. council was set to votecy on emerg legislation today that would have paved the way for online b sportsting to become a reality. but that hit a snag when several members questioned why the multi-million dollar contract wasn't put out for bid like mos government contracts and was instead given to the same coany that manages the d.c. lottery. >> this is a decision about how to get the most revenue for the district. this is about money. >> the council chairman pulled the legisla

. >> reporter: i'm julie carey where disturbing details are revealed about a secanity co owner killingby shooting her in the mouth. >>> up next we'll hear from the parents who lost the three children in a crash talking to news4 on the driver is charged about how they're coping with the pain and their own injuries, too. >> i have b fiveken ribs that don't allow me to even cry. when i cry cry with pain, not only from my heart -- not only my stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier ... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> it' been the toughest days of my whole entire life. i get so sad. i need them here with me. >> a local family of five is now a couple of twoecause a car crash took the lives of all three of their young children. >> this afternoon we learned police d charge

i have only you now. >> reporter: i'm julie carey, ws 4. >> heartbreaking.gators think the fathere and son killed. it is a few months back, of course, but they're asking anyone who may drive route 28 between fauquier and manassas to try to remember if they saw anything out of the ordinary. we posted the contact information on our nbc washington app. search fauquier county sheriff. >>> we want to take you yioutsi. you're looking at a live look of the nbc washingn studios here. temperatures are going to be plummeting. lauryn rictts is back to detail our forecas detail our forecas tht.e best internet meets the bt things to do on the internet when you switch to fios, the 100% fiber-optic network. and right now is your last chance to get a year of amazon prime and an amazon echo on us when you switch. already have prime? we'll cover another year. it's all yours when you sign up for fios gigabit connection, plus tv, plus phone, all with a 2-year price guarantee, all for just $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. with fios and prime, you can stream prime origin

julie carey reports that cell phone video seems to suggest a motive. >> reporter: the accused killer's wife and mother of two wiway tears in court as she learned of allegations agains her sband, that he ot a woman who was his lover and employees. his attorneys asking bond be sei exng he was stressed in jail. the prosecutor shot back you placed a firearm in the mouth of your pair more and pulled the trigger that would be stressfult prosecutord the judge the night she was shot her cell phone was recording and she told kank kankam she wanted t break up. soon after he put the gun in her uth and fired. and then tried to create anib texting messages to the victim's phone, where are you? another video shows the couple sitting outside her apartment.he you ca her telling him he wants to break things off, he pulls his gun out and points t it at her, she says are you going to shoot me? his wife declining comment. >> do you have anything to say? >> a search of his apartment and storage unit turned up six guns including an ar-15. defense attorneys argued because he has a security company that t ala

in manassas, i'm julie carey, news4. >>> maryland and the district of columbia enactedheir laws back in 2013 to provide driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants. other states have similar laws. >>> drones, they're boming an important tool in public safety around our area, and now county wants to incorporate them into several departments to improve safavy and lives and money. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver has more. >> reporter: fairfax county is working on a programato incorp drones into many operations. officials want to use drones for search and rescue, t assess flood or disaster damage, manage traffic and assess fire and crime scenes, among other things. >> we want to do investigations as far as, you know,rode an incident commander what's going on and even officer safety. we're doing a tactical entry someplace. having thatne up there, it's a lot quieter than a helicoiter. we can there and watch. >> reporter: officials admit kiey're a bit envious l at other jurisdictions in virginia that use drones. we've shown you some of t success stories. in stafford county t

as julie carey reports, supporters say this is not a political issue, it's about public safety. >> reporter: when she gets hind the wheel, she has her driver's license with her. she came to virgini from peru in 2000 anden got her licse before the state required proof of legal residence. hebut s wants all undocumented immigrantso be able to drive with the same confidence she has. and with her own teenage s out on the road now, safety is her biggest concern. >> translator: what i'm mostly concerned with as a mother is that virginia roa are safe, and so i want to make sure that every single person that's driving behind the wheel of a car in virginia has taken driver's ed, has passed the driver's test, knows the rules of the road. >> reporter: mendoza joined groups that are urging lawmakers to create driver privilege cards that would be issued by the dmv to undocumented immigrants. theou recipients have to prove they had paid state income tax and they'd have to meet insurancequirements. >> for now, we have 300,000 people who are driving without a acense simply because the state won'tow them to

today our julie carey askedrn go northam about tran's statement. explained late-term abortions are performed only in cases ofr ser life-threatening birth defects. >> this is why, julie, m legislatort of them are men, by the way, shouldn't be she should man what and shouldn't be doing with her body. >> tonight, florida senator marco rubio and the chairwoman of the republican national committee took to twitter accusing northam supporting the killing of newbornen babies. pres donald trump told "the daily caller" that northam's comment otwas, terrible. northam tweeted tonight, "i have devoted my life to caring for children and any insinuation otherwise ishameful and disgusting". >>> protesters rushed the e delegation in d.c. not once, but twice today first a dramatic scene outside the willard hotel. the secret service pushing that woman to the ground today. this happened after protesters ran toward the delegation and their suv. later in the day, near thehite house at 17th street, a protester went after that s e motorcade. the secret service says that pr

. >> only on news 4 tonight, they tell northern virginia bureau chief julie carey they are still looking for an explanation. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a joyous occasion, back in early december, these grandparents and other relatives went to visit their son's newborn at inova fair oaks hospital. instead the family says they experienced shock and humiliation. vising hours were nearly over when they tried to enter the third floor birthing center and were confronted by a security guard. >> he creams and tells me, you're not allowed to beu here. look scary. my mom said, did he just say scary? >> reporter: the family was ordered down stairs and when tht newborn'sr learned how his mother and sister had just been treated, he told therd g his actions were disrespectful. then the guard brought in the head nurse, the shift supervisor. thin>> got worse. e tried to explain to him our side of the story. he looked at my mother, she was trying to explain whatd. happe he told her, close your mouth our i'll kick you out. reporter: the family says that's not all. >> the nurse don't want you here.

and julie carey will have more on this this evening. a >> new twist in thesk afoscars. you just saw ellen support behind the comedian kevin hart. >> don't let those people win. host the oscars. >>> onl on news4, keeping our children safe at scol. the changes coming to several ftcal school districts a the death of a third grader. the action being taken by one lawmaker to prevent another >> and rain on storm team 4 radar. back with the tim >>> back with a live look at storm team 4 radar. we'll look at the impact everywhe erywhere. >> if you were just watching ellen before news4, you saw her sit down with kevin hart about his decision to not host the oscars after homophobic tweets that resurfaced from ten yeap that stage and make that night about me and my past. when you have people worked hard to step on that stage for the first teie and r an award. >> hart said he didn't even get a chanc to bask in the glow of being selected as the it guy for the jobro whens got to work an ing through tweets many effort to take him down. he sd he apologized for the tweets when they happe

julie carey was at the announcement today. she will detail thees cha today at 5:00. >>> breaking news on the state of the union address. georgia democrat stacy abrams will deliver the rebuttal. chuck schumer nonfirmed thes a short time ago. she's the former leader of georgia house of representatives. president trump will deliver his state of the union address next tuesday, delayed a wcause of the government shutdown. >>> long-time confidant of eresident trump, roger stone was arraigned in th district today. he's charged in connection with special counsel robert mueller's probe, the fmer trump campaign adviser was arrested last week during a predawn raidt his home in florida. prosecutors say he lied about his discussio ccerning hacked clinton e-mailsbtned by wikileaks. >>> federal museums are again open for business and we're seeing something w haven't seen for a while. cameras once again rolling at the national zoo's panda cam. you can see one of them here lunching away enjoying his time there in the light. adam tuss discovere

.: >> repor julie carey, news 4. >> november 8 is the day they think they were killed. and they are asking anyone who may have --8 drive route to think really hard if they recall seeing anything out of the ordinary. we've posted the contact information on our nbc washington app. search fauquier county sheriff. >>> jason svan dyke was convictd of murder of mcdonald and he faces up to 20 anyears. the sentencing is just a day afr three of his colleagues were acquitted of a coverup conspiracy. family friends plan to hold a rally. >>> a d.c. police are searching for these men who broke into an adams morgan t pharmasday night and then ran in and grabbed a worker by the arm. they demanded she turnover medicatio medications, xanax, cyrup with codeine and the opoid epidemic has put the drugs ingh demand recently and the masked men also made off with cash. >>> claims th v movielence is linked to actual violent crimes in real life? that may note true. researchers analyzed national crime data, they looked at gun use in pg 13 movies from 1985 to 2015 and although movies did become m

in hopes of generating s e new leads the mother and daughter left behind are speaking to julie careybout tir terrible loss. >> reporter: you'll remember the tragedy right awa when i remind you about the victims. the father came to this country from vietnam decades ago, an immigrant success store. his named his kids america and virginia. america was found dead with him. the other half of the family, mom and daughter, got the devastating news while they were in vietnam visiting a sick relative. now with the killer or killers still at large, the women asked us to shield their faces fearful for their safety. >> every day i wake up, always thinking about it over and over inmind. i cannot sleep. i cannot eat. i don't want my daughter worry about me. she said, mommy, don't leave me. i have only you now. >> reporter: heart breaking. coming up on news4 at 5:00, how investigators say the public can help with this case and we'll tell you more awout these hard-working victims. justst ious. >> just heartbreaking. can't imagine what they're going through. >> thi mom and daughter looking over their

the suspect is a married father of two, in a story you'll see only on news4, julie carey reports a cell phone video taken moments before the shooting seems to reveal b a motiveore the murder. >> accused killer back in court, to attorney asking h stress bond, explaining he was stressed in jail. if the commonwealth i alleging you placed a firearm in the mouth of your paramour, that would be stressful. they went on to relea new details about her death, her body found inside her apartment on january 11th. they say ahmed's cell phone was recording when she told him she wanted to breaku' up. he said pissing me off. authorities believe soon after m ka then shot her. kankam had threatened to shoot his girlfriend at least one in a video on her cell phone, the two are sitting o hereside her apartment, she tries to break things off, he pulls the gun out at r, she say are you going to sot me? he put the weapon away. the accused killer's wife wiping away tears. thet couples' home j blocks from the murder scene. a seah of the home showed up six security weapons.us beca he had a security company that

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. >>> julie carey spoke with a victim's mom and she wants to reke sure what happened ts not forgotten. >> reporter: these are the pictures prtents s sharing a few weeks ago when they noticed the ligs once again on at the bris toe minnieland academy. >> i was appalled, completely appalled they were going to open. >> reporter: jennifer's daughtee was one of victims. one of the preschoolers that taylor boycon molested.ad he p guilty in october and will be sentenced in march.er jennifer and o parents say the reopening now, bad timing. >> you'd think there'd be some courtesy to let the parents ow. there's nothing. and so, it just -- the callousns of it. it just seems like they don't care. and if they don't care, then i'd be worried this is going to happen again. >> reporter: mark hubbard represents minnieland's owners. >> we certainly understand and respect that there are families that this has been traumatic for and are very sorry for what they've had to deal with. >> reporter: he said the owners had tried to find a new tenant for the facility but were unsuccessful. he said thein sho cent

j julie carey tells us the thieves appear to tartht people i early morning workouts. >> reporter: you don't have to look hard to see where the thieves smashed the windows. look at the broken glass in the parking lot. they made off with five purses and a wallet here. a similar seen at loudon cross fit gym. the teacher was teaching a class when his window was smashed out. >> it looked like they lifte the passenger seat and grabbed the first bag closest to them. luckily that was just a lunch bag. >> reporter: the pictures show the damage on some of the other vehicles, mostly passenger side windows shattered. as ash burn ville the news spread. >> bold and aggressive. >>eporter: she's in no need of being a victim because of the safety practices shefollows. >> i take my purse and keys in with me and put it in a locker they provide. >> reporter: tloudon county sheriff remint's worth the extra time. >> make sure you secure what you have in the car, put it in the trunk, don't make it visible to people thaan might to steal it. >> reporter: even though the break-ins took place close to the build

julie carey reports on both communities remembering this teenager as cstant source of >> reporter: atop sign dozens ands doz of roses. the cheer leader was killed when the suv she was riding in crashed on i-95 on the way to a competition in delaware. this afternoon at the front royal gym where she once competeder teammes and friends comforting one another in an embrace. showing us this post e of their younger days together. >> she was always smiling, no matter what she was smiling. if she was hurt she wouldn't say because she wanted tocompete. >> she was my best friend and she was just like a sister to me. and it's hard to believe that she's gone. >> reporter: she had recentlyin a new cheer team, cheer eruption all-stars. a teen d was behind the wheel sunday, the crash sending two parents and threether teammates to the hospital. kye la mason received minor injuries. chas walker is being released today. but 16-year-old jenny shank was badly injured. her sister spoke to us by phone as she's traveling to the hospital in delaware. >> hopefully by this weekend she'll be able to ce home. >> r

immigrants might be driving without a license in the commonwealth, and as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports, supporters say it's not a political issue, it is one of publi safety. >> reporter: when she gets behind the wheel, she has her driver's license with her. she came to virginia from peru in 2000 and got her license before the state required proof of legal residence. but she wants all undocumented immigrants to drive with the safe confidence she has. and with her own teenage son out onhe roadnow, safety is her biggest concern. >> translator: what i'm mostlyut concerned a as a mother is that virginia roads are safe. and so i want to make sure that every single person who's driving behind the wheel of a car in t virginia hasen driver's ed, has passed the driver's test, knows the rules of the road. >> reporter:za mendo joined groups who are urging virginia lawmakers to create driver privilegeards that would be issued by the dmv to undocumented immigrants. the recipients would have to prove they paid state income tax and they'd have to meet insurance requirements. >> for now we have

juli carey spoke to police and city officials today about why they're sounding the alarm. >> reporter: an alarming pattern in alexandria over the weekendm keepingency responders busy, four suspected opioid overdoses in 72hours. two people were revived, two women died. one call came in from this aldi grocery store when a customer was found unconsous in the bathroom. here's part of the call. eavy0-year-old breathing in the bathroom in the front of the store. they're advising the person is unconscious. >> reporter: alexandria ramped up its response to the opioid epidemic three years ago, that's like en they see a spike >>is, they put the community on alert. t might seem odd to have a city official talk about the fact there might b a bad batch of drugs othereets, but if it keeps people fromg die we're going to do that. >> reporter: this notice after six overdoses resulted i one death. with this latest overdose spike they're awaiting theedical kmam inner's report to find out what's to blame.sn but that d stop them from trying to find the source while aging surviving victims to get treatmen

northern virginia bureau chf julie carey talked to them about their terrible loss. a story you'll only see on news 4. >> reporter: who would kill a cabinet maker and a college student, and why? it is a question that haunts the two other members of the family. maya and her 18-year-old daughter asked them to shield their faces,ecause they're terrified the killers could be looking for them. >> we don't feel safe most of the time. i feel m since my hasn't been able to sleep, eat, or anything lately. >> reporter: he was an immigrant ccess story. oud to be in the country, he named his kids america and virginia. was a perfectionist who could build almost anything. >> he was very determined. once he set his mind on to do something, we he doesn't stop ul he finishes it. >> reporter: 22-year-old america helpedis dad whee was younger. he had been working two jobs. >> my brother is naive and gullible. he's at the age you want to have fun. >> reporter: mother and daughter were visiting a sick relative i vietnam when the unthinkable happened. this picture captures the last time s

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. >> julie carey reports on their 'tea for help tonight. >> reporter: we arhowing you their faces, but don't need to see the tears to understand the pain of their terrible loss. >> he worked so hard for my family.an my son, he very good boy. i don't know w>>t happened. reporter: the women asked us to seld their faces because they have no idea who killed them. >> we don't know what's out there. we don't feel safe most of the time. a reporter: the most haunting question, why wouone kill a cabinet maker and a community college student. young win was an immigrant success story. family and friends say he was a hard worker, a perfectionist. >> he was very determined. once he set his mind d to something, he doesn't stop until he finishes teit. >> rep 22-year-old america was just a little boy when he began helping his dad. but had been taking classes at nova, working twojobs. >> my brother is naive and gullible. he's at the a he wants to have fun. >> reporter: mother and daughter were visiting a sick relative in vietnam when the unthinkable happens. this picture captures the last time she saw

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