linda franklin, an fbi analyst, was shot and killed in a home depot parking lot. muhammed was on a hill nearby. malvo gave the signal to shoot. he recounts the pain and devastation in her husband's eyes. >> it was the worst pain i have ever seen in my life. the worst. >> ed payne reporting. >> a baltimore county firefighter is behind bars, charged with sexually assaulting two teenage boys. police say the assault happened in june. a 14-year-old boy came forward last week and identified the alleged attacker as 23-year-old anthony cottle. the firefighter was staying with the boy's family when he allegedly abused the teenager and his friend. investigators are worried there may be more victims. >> based on what we are hearing from the victim and other people that are being interviewed by our detectives, we believe there may be more victims. >> cottle is suspended without pay and is being held at a detention center on $150,000 bail. baltimore county police have arrested two suspects in connection with an abduction and sexual assault. investigators tell the 11 news the f

he talks about one killing at a particular, the murder of linda franklin at a home depot in virginia, and seeing her husband react to his wife's murder. he said it was "the worst sort of paint i have seen in my life. you feel like the worst piece of that sum on the plan -- scum on the planet." john allen muhammad was executed in 2010 for his part in the crime. malvo, now 27 years old, is serving life in prison. with health care reform behind them, the united states supreme court begins a new term with potentially explosive topics on the agenda. the high court is expected to tackle affirmative action, gay marriage, and voting rights. one of the first cases will focus on the university of texas and the use of race to fill classes. still to come, a look at the dangers of electrical power strips. what you need to know before using what in your home or office. >> next up, we will focus on the radar as we watch the next batch of rain in its way into maryland. first, a live look at ocean city from the grand hotel. >> no doubt you remember the megamillions craziness from april when a mcdonald

linda franklin fell to the floor. the husband to recalls the pain. >> it was the worst pain i've seen in my life. >> and payne >> an attempt to pack in on classified government network. no information was stolen but they discovered that it was chinese hackers that gained access to the network with in the white house military. this happened when a staffer opened an e-mail. this type is fairly common and there are measures in place to isolate the incident. and protect any sensitive information. coming up. we have your headlines and the golden gate bridge. we are looking at clear conditions. practically a carbon copy of what we saw yesterday. we will get the latest with erica. now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> i guess it is safe to say that it is this is totally a different meaning. and i would not pay to see this. and i am just saying welcome to ocean beach in san francisco. if you want your dog to required to have your dog on a leash. you can only let your dog off a leash from the month o

. >> you and i ended up at one scene in particular at the home depot where linda franklin was killed. as you are going through your daily grind, you could be anywhere, doing anything, and this could happen. >> that's right. people didn't know who was doing it, they didn't know what the motive was. remember all the white vans? turned out to be a blue vehicle. people are afraid. and these killers did not dediscriminate. they were getting men, women, young, old, people of all colors. fear across the board. never seen anything like it. >> hope we never see anything like that again for sure. bruce johnson, you'll be all over this at 6:00. back to you in the studio. >>> the community is mourning the loss of a beloved professor tonight. wret was walking his dog yesterday when he was hit by a car and killed. leverette was 16 years old. the person who killed him may have suffered a seizure or heart attack before it happened. the community is simply devastated by the loss of such a warm colleague, friend, and teacher. >> it was raining today and raining pretty heavily, although now it has gotte

as linda franklin lay in a pool of blood outside the home depot in falls church malvo said her husband' eyes reflected the worst sort of pain he'd ever seen in his life. >> i am sorry. i am sorry. >> reporter: just a short time ago montgomery county police chief charles moose held a news conference. for so many of us involved in the news coverage every day it was a frightening time. >> they do have two suspects and they have an all points bulletin out for a white isuzu or mitsubishi. at any moment it felt like another random victim might be shot. today malvo says he was a monster. >> if you look up the definition, that's what a monster is. i was a ghoul. i was a thief. i stole people's lives. what do i tell the child who was waiting for his father to come home and dad never showed up? >> malvo also described in frank terms how he and mitt romney carried out their deadly -- muhammad carried out their deadly crime spree. >> my focus is on weaknesses, passengers, and whenever there was an opening i told him to shoot and it was just one rapid after another after another. >> muhammad became

the victim linda franklin was shot outside home depot in falls church and franklin was one of ten people killed by malvo and john mohammad. >> if you look up the definition, i mean, that's what a monster is. i was a ghoul. i was a thief. i stole people's lives. i did -- [indiscernible] i am sorry. >> malvo is serving a life sentence with no parole in a virginia prison. john mohammad was executed in 2009. the pair was linked to 27 shootings across the country. >>> a local pilot and his 13- year-old son are dead after their single engine cessna crashed into a spotsylvania county mobile home park. >> eyewitnesses on the ground say the pilot's actions may have prevented more deaths. armondo trull has more. >> the plane was coming over. heard the tree branches breaking. immediately looked over and saw the impact. >> reporter: what does it take to rush into a dangerous situation like that? you didn't give it a second thought. you jest went right up there. >> you would hope someone would do it for you. >> reporter: that plane could have blown up. >> that was not a concern of mine. two lives in

here in the parking garage of in falls church where linda franklin was shot death the evening of october 14. she was here shopping with her husband. that is why this is so terrifying, because this was random. a mother vacuuming out her car, gasn pumping gas at a station. all were killed several others wounded. weeks, the entire area live in fear. >> you were scared to be out. just did not want to go out anywhere. o anywhere.t g went to work and came home and that was it. >> tom cooper had come here just an hour before. >> another guy came in part his shot the guy dead. >> you took your chances just up.ing i remember everyone hiding under tarps as they were trying to pump gas. >> police went on wild goose chases. when that snipers shot and wounded a 13-year-old boy, nothing was sacred. >> the police said we had to be careful and we would not go outside. it was really creepy. >> john mohammad and lee boyd malvo were found sleeping at a restaurant near hagerstown. -- at a rest stop near hagerstown. still, this belief. >> i will never understand these doing it, just driving around in killing

. >> the lind -- the murder of linda franklin. lady going about her business at the home depot, outside with her husband. and then if you recall there was one person who came forward and said he saw the sniper and was lying. and that sends people wondering, what was going on here? it was just such a frightening time. >> i think i remember when this broke and no one knew what was going on, i was sent to the location in aspen hill and i remember in the days afterwards as we started to figure out these were sniper attacks, i think even us in the media out there reporting, you felt a sense of concern that maybe he would take aim at us because we were on live tv reporting the story. so it certainly had a huge impact on our region. >> no doubt, you go to a gas station and you watch people hiding behind the tanks to pump gas because that's what the targets were. >> terrifying times. mohammed was executed back in 2009. his partner lee boyd mel voe did an interview with the washington post and called himself a monster and also apologized b

in the parking lot of this home depot when malvo was the spotter and john allen mohammad shot linda franklinppened to be in her car. malvo describes how he gave the signal to shoot. how mohammad on a hill nearby fired the kill shot and how the image of franklin's husband stands out for him. >> the first one is mr. franklin's eyes. and what makes that -- they're penetrating, but -- it's the worst sort of pain i've ever seen in my life. his eyes. it's the worst -- words do not possess the depth in which to fully convey that emotion. and what i felt when i saw it. >> reporter: retired fbi agent brad garrett who questioned malvo after his capture says he's not surprised that malvo is willing to pin much of the terror on mohammad when he wasn't before. the spell is zbon, the whole idea that mohammad was a good person has dissolved. so now what he's doing is stepping forward, taking responsibility, but he's clearly putting mohammad in the picture. >> reporter: mohammad was executed in 2009. josh white, "the post" reporter couldn't get new pictures of malvo. the prison allowed no cameras, writing u

it was a disturbing interview and he recalled the moment when linda franklin, one of the victims was shot and killed outside a home depot. he described the husband's eyes. he said it was the worst sort of pain i've ever seen in my life. life. you feel like the worst piece of scum on the planet. so bizarre, almost surreal to hear about what he was thinking as he was doing what he was doing ten years ago today. malvo has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. mike? >> thanks, kristin. kristin fisher live this morning. >>> today a civil lawsuit over a deadly crash is scheduled to go to trial. rico richardson was the only survivor from a fiery crash in chevy chase circle. the lawsuit filed on his behalf claims police caused the crash last march when they rammed the vehicle. police pursued the car after derping it had been stolen. the two young men in the back seat died when they couldn't escape the burning car. the driver also died. after the crash police say they had no evidence any patrol car had come in contact with that stolen toyota echo. richardson faci

in a very disturbing interview, he recalls the moment that one of the victims linda franklin was shot and killed outside a home depot in virginia. he described her husband's eyes as he watched what happened. malvo said it is the worst sort of pain i have ever seen in my life. his eyes do not possess the depth in which to fully convey that emotion and what i felt when i saw t. you feel like the worst piece of scum on the planet. such haunting words even ten years later. malvo has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. mike? >> still amazing as we look back. kristin fisher is live at leisure world shopping center in silver spring, maryland. >> we want to know what you remember about those attacks ten years ago. do you think justice was served with the execution of john allen mohammad and the life in prison sentence given to lee malvo. join the discussion on our facebook page. >>> the university of the district of columbia is cutting programs and jobs in an effort to remain open. the washington examiner reports they will cut seven departments and lay off 25 p

linda franklin was an fbi analyst and mother of two.s one of 13 random shootings by the dc area snipers that terrorize the region as many recall. one man was shot and killed mowing grass. a woman was reading a book on a bench. a man was pumping gas. a mom was vacuuming cereal off the floor of the van. we all lived in fear that we could be next. we can be. you see, those three weeks in object were fairly typical in terms of gun violence in america. in some parts of this city, people lived every day with fear, the real fear, that gunfire can claim them or their children. the sniper shootings simply brought immediacy to the gun violence that surrounds us every day. in the ten years since, about 1 million people have been shot in america, about # 00,000 -- about 300,000 lost their lives. imagine the government response if fired by terrorists or an enemy force. they don't wait for politicians to respond. we take direct action to reduce gun violence bringing high impact liability actions to reform gun sales practices that arm criminals. in fa

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linda franklin was an fbi analyst and a mother of two.s one of 13 random shootings by the d.c.-area snipers that terrorized this region as many of you will recall. one man was shot and killed while mowing grass, a woman was read ago book on a bench, a man was pumping gas, a mom was vacuuming cheerios off the floor of her mini van. we all lived in fear that we could be next. and we can be. you see, those three weeks in october were fairly typical in terms of gun violence in america. in some parts of this city, people live every day with fear, the real fear that gunfire can claim them or their children. the sniper shootings simply brought meet si to the gun violence -- immediacy to the gun violence that is around us every day. in the ten years since, about one million people have been shot in america, about 300,000 lost their lives. imagine the governmental response if those guns were fired by terrorists or some enemy force. well, the legal action project doesn't wait for politicians to respond to this epidemic. we take direct action to red

in the parking lot of this home depot when malvo was the spotter and john allen mohammed shot linda franklinvo describes how he gave the signal to shoot, how mohammed on a hill nearby fired the kill shot. and how the image of franklin's husband is the one that stands out for him. >> the first one is mr. franklin's eyes and what makes that -- they're penetrating. but -- it's the worst sort of pain i've ever seen in my life. his eyes. it's the worst -- words do not describe the depth in which to fully convey that emotion and what i felt when i saw it. >> retired fbi agent brad garrett who questioned malvo after his capture says he's not surprised that malvo is willing to pinch of the terror on mohammed when he wasn't before. the spell is gone. the whole idea that mohammed was a good person or actually help him in life dissolved. now what he is doing is stepping poured and taking responsibility but he's clearly putting mohammed in the picture. >> reporter: mohammed was executed in 2009. josh white, the post reporter, couldn't get new pictures of malvo. the prison allowed no cameras, writing ute