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he is facing vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run charge news at kf 6:00 a woman accused of attacking a bay area musician on stage has been arrested. she was arrested this morning in dublin, charged with skpault battery after the attack on a musician in july. chambers just dedicated a song to the family of trayvon martin in a blues festival. potter jumped on stage and pushed him down. >> cal fire today confirmed a cause of a morgan fire on mount diablo blaming it on target shooters. officials did not identify the shooters. it's now 90% contained with full containment suspected by torjs more than a thousand firefighters have been battling that blaze. >> and east san jose today the area around story and white roads blocked, locked down almost five hours, officers went door to dmoor a search for a snekt a home invasion. when police arrived they took off, running four were caught. police searched homes and cars for the fifth suspect that managed to get away. >> bacteria causing legionnaire's disease has been nound a federal building 22 years after a fatal outbreak of the disease

he is facing vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run charge news at kf 6:00 a woman accused of attacking a bay area musician on stage has been arrested. she was arrested this morning in dublin, charged with skpault battery after the attack on a musician in july. chambers just dedicated a song to the family of trayvon martin in a blues festival. potter jumped on stage and pushed him down. >> cal fire today confirmed a cause of a morgan fire on mount diablo blaming it on target shooters. officials did not identify the shooters. it's now 90% contained with full containment suspected by torjs more than a thousand firefighters have been battling that blaze. >> and east san jose today the area around story and white roads blocked, locked down almost five hours, officers went door to dmoor a search for a snekt a home invasion. when police arrived they took off, running four were caught. police searched homes and cars for the fifth suspect that managed to get away. >> bacteria causing legionnaire's disease has been nound a federal building 22 years after a fatal outbreak of the disease

in washington kf reporting here's our question of the day ad lib responses join the discussion right now... go to facebook dot com slash fox-baltimore controversy over cheerleading uniforms. the reason one school says their squad is banned from wearing them in class. and why some parents are furious with the school's decision. i'm paul gessler live from ridge ruxton school. charges are dropped against a man who disrupted an education forum here. the state's attorney's reasons... coming up new at 10:30. new at 10:30 tonight charges are dropped tonight against a maryland man... who refused to be silenced at an education forum last week. paul gessler... live... from... ridge ruxton... school... / where... the forum took place. paul-- robert small faced up to 10 years in prison for assault and disrupting a school event. as those charges are now dropped, the focus now turns to the common core cirriculum about which he questioned. thursday's education forum in towson was what many might expect. ann miller: "i'd like all of the questions answered. a lot of the questions parents have need to

in washington, kf reporting. the reason... why an entire football team... was suspended... in 10 minutes on fox45 news at ten ...and a fiery crash... in north baltimore... the loophole in the law... that could lead... to more dangerous situations... new at 10-30... after the break tuesday's deadly crash in balitmore city....highlights a loophole in the law... that crime and justice reporter joy lepola uncovered. as she explains... this loophole could put the public in danger. ((pkg)) it was tuesday morning just after midnight when these two cars collided. (man/witness)17:2 1:03 i thought the gas tank was about to explode an accident under investigation because of the role police may have played in it. (dpettitt) 18:06:25 it becomes a very dangerous situation across the board. attorney dwight pettit... has sued city police... on behalf of families... who lost loved ones because of the suspected recklessness of some officers. (dpettitt) 18:07:36 they're not in uniform. they're not in most cases identifable. the vehicle is not identifable. almost 18 months ago.... a car being

types of programs and some may be more effective than others, but the fact that ther there was that kftatistical outcome is significant. >> well, it's not significant because you haven't done a controlled study to see what bullying was like before the program was implemented. let me give a simple example of the study's design. if i went out to a group of people and asked if they were taking medication or not, and i found those taking medications were sicker than those not taking medication. you wouldn't conclude that medicatiobefore taking medicatie people weren't sick. you need a group of subjects. some of them get the program or medication. some do not, and then you follow them over time. unless you do a scientifically valid control study, you're not entitled to conclude that a program does or doesn't work. it's very important principle of scientific methodology that applies to medical research. >> do you agree with that? >> yes, i agree with the doctor's comments. that is a huge limitation of my research. this is date abou database spond collected by the u.s. department of health an

>> then i switch to water because, as you know, kf even is a dehydrator. >> it's important to pace, righto be like this when i get to the office and then i like to calm down. outside, we go. nice day outside today. little bit of an early morning buzz wearing off just a touch. nice day for the outdoor activities even if it includes sitting in the hammock, enjoying a cup of coffee. nice day for it for sure. temperatures, much like yesterday, will be up in the low 70s for a time. just like yesterday, we started out with a mostly clear sky this morning and already only now 2 1/2 hours after the sun has come up, already indications of a few little self destructive sunshine clouds starting to form. when that cloud deck sort of filled in and sealed off the sunshine, that can happen today as well. today's cloud coverage will be a little less intense than yesterday's. nice day out there. temperature 61 at national airport already. generally most of the suburbs warming their way into the low 60s. this is a shot over the woodrow wilson bridge. old town alexandria, george washington masonic temple th

kf macfarland is with us, so is chuck nash. jennifer griffin is also with us from the pentagon. i want to get back to kt macfarland and talk to kt about what specifically would happen in this naval yard. you have been there many times. give our viewers a sense of the surroundings. this not a modern complex with marble and glass. this something you would have seen in george washington's day. a number of the building date back to the 19th century. this is where the navy built its ships up to world war ii. it's where in the war of 1812 that was the major defense for the united states for the white house that was burned by the british. there is a lot of history here. it's also a place where although they no longer build ships there, they do all of the planning for building ships, they do the procurement and the designs for the ships. so it's got a function for the navy that continues as an active function. it's also an administrative and medical facility for some navy personnel who would go there. as martha also pointed out, it's also a museum. when you think of the united states na