it crashed with mary elizabeth. both women were pronounced dead at the scene. the crash is under investigation but police do not believe drugs or alcohol were factors. >>> the panicked 911 calls after the jet crash in virginia beach. the fuel inside exploded. >> a jet just hit an apartment complex. i see the smoke right now. >> it hit the apartment complex. >> in the end, no one was killed or seriously injured in the apartment and the two pilots are both out of the hospital. the exact cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> take a look at this video of a teenager taking -- signs are posted at the end of the runway but it doesn't stop people from standing in front of the jet blast. he's okay but has a serious gash. >> standing in the old jet blast. hey, red flag warning across the state. we have still that high risk of wildfire, so be extremely careful. we're going to have dry weather most of the week. if we get some active weather, maybe a hit or miss shower. after that the next shot sunday night into monday. winds from the west, northwest gusting to 234

the victims are now identified as 26-year-old stephanie vanchero, and 70-year-old mary elizabeth corkle. police believe driver error is to blame but the investigation is ongoing. >>> a man is badly beaten in baltimore city. an attack recorded on cell phones. and the video is now going viral. eyewitness news is live. jessica kartalija reports. new video surfaces, showing the incident as it unfolded, with witnesses standing by, doing nothing. jessica? >> reporter: yeah, it's unbelievable, denise. and of course, this comes as many are already sensitive to racial tension. only in this case, the assailants were african american, the victim, white. >> reporter: it's 2:00 in the morning, after st. patrick's day. this video shows a man being punched this face, as his head hits pavement, outside courthouse east in downtown baltimore. a rowdy crowd gathers. someone notices a victim's watch. you see someone grab something from his pocket. he goes to get it back. now, a second view. another cell phone camera, showing the man, a 31-year-old arlington, virginia resident, being kicked and punched, the

the cars collided on davidson road in crofton yesterday evening. 70-year-old mary elizabeth corkle and 26-year-old stephanie banshero crashed. they say the young woman tried to get back in the lane and she apparently overcorrected and crossed the center line, hitting corkle head-on. the accident is under investigation. >>> today, brush and wildfires are still burning in maryland. in nine states from new hampshire to florida. first warning weather continues with terrell brown. the fires are being fueled by dry conditions and whipping winds. >> reporter: wildfires broke out up and down the east coast. fueled by whipping winds and dry conditions. >> the wind just blows it, keeps it blowing, pushing it farther and farther. >> on new york's long island, hundreds of firefighters race to keep flames from closing in on a nuclear physics facility. the fire swallowed up about a thousand acres, destroying at least two homes and sending three firefighters to the hospital. >> this fire is as serious as it gets. it is not yet under control. >> reporter: neil coleman's son shot this video of the fire

the victims are identified as 26-year-old stephanie vanchero, and 70-year-old mary elizabeth corkle. police believe the driver error is to blame but the investigation is ongoing. >>> right now, a fire warning is in effect for maryland, as our dry and windy weather continues. the national weather service says small sparks could grow out of control. wjz is live in north baltimore. derek valcourt has more on the red flag warning and the conditions that created it. derek? >> jessica, a small brush fire broke out here in these woods here in druid hill park. this weekend, firefighters were able to get that fire under control pretty quickly. others have not been so easy. >> across maryland, brush fire infernos have already scorched dozens of acres this weekend alone, including the 18-acre blaze that forced the evacuation of some 60 homes in harford county. >> very concerned for my house, my neighbor's house, our property, the kids. >> reporter: with little recent rainfall, low moisture in the ground, and strong winds to fan even the smallest flames, fire authorities statewide, now warning o

i take it to mary elizabeth for single women and also fit >>henry: you are well paid?ld not stop doing it for anybody. i started doing this about 18 years ago. >> lends you prepare food land s name is la-lance: >> i produce food monday through friday for twitter. any leftover food we donate to food runners. and we have a number of volunteers that take our food to various shelters. >>henry: what would happen to that food? >> it would probably go into the trash. >>henry: what is the most popular food at twitter? >> comfort food. breezed meats and macaroni and cheese and theft baraised.....l,. >>henry: you can even volunteer for foreigners is a great disservice. what a great time to think about volunteering judy collins is going to be joining us when we return >> ysabel: welcome back we should see a beautiful day. janu has a complete look at your forecast. >>janu: we are expecting a beautiful day with most the clear conditions. and a lot of sunshine and for those headed out? my health temperatures tonight. if looking at 40's to start in san francisco. mid 40's in livermor

mary lincoln bookshelf that is notable? >> i think a wonderful piece of the bookshelf references elizabeth keckly as well and it shows their friendship. mrs. lincoln, mrs. keckly established the contraband aid association which was to raise money and help slaves, former slaves who had crossed the lines and made to it washington, d.c. mrs. lincoln gave money. and supported elizabeth keckly in her efforts to do this. certainly gave her moral support. and there's a beautiful little wooden inkwell when abraham lincoln died mrs. keckly asked for a memento of the president and mrs. lincoln gave her this inkwell. there are also beautiful pieces. we all associate mary lincoln because the stories one remembers of mary lincoln were the elegance and the spending and the possessions and we do have some beautiful pieces that came through the family. a beautiful diamond and gold enameled wristwatch, china. but also the kind of thing you save, a scrap of fabric from the redecoration of the red room that was saved by the decorating firm and eventually found its way to the museum so we know -- we get a little bit of an idea of the fabric t

elizabeth of england. you made her smile. you made her laugh. the show was by beach blanket babylon and cast of about 1000. marying to know all about you" and you ended the show with your song, "i left my heart in san francisco." you have left it here, but please come back many times because your heart is waiting for you here, and so are we. much love. thank you. >> thank you. >> it has been the height of my career to welcome you here. >> so nice to have you with us again. >> ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san francisco." phenomenal. lot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championship bling right there. i want to bring up to the stage now my boss, the man who leads your san francisco giants, and your biggest fan, mr. larry bvaer -- baer. >>thanks renel. tony's recording is a huge part of not just the city tradition but the san francisco giants tradition. since we have been in the new ball park, it has been played a to

mary, the youngest daughter of the queen' first prime minister winston chao hershel told me that when he elizabeth was a young the 25-year-old queen and her father had been impressed by her attentiveness that she always paid attention to whatever she was doing. it's hard to imagine the and out of information that the queen has accumulated over six decades and she's used it in exercising her right to be consulted, to encourage and to warn when she meets with government officials as well as senior military officers, clergymen, diplomats and judges who come to her for confidential private audiences. as she once said, the fact that there is nobody else there gives them the feeling that they can say what they like. the most important encounters of these encounters have been a weekly audience is with her 12th preakness terse. consider the trajectory from churchill's who was born in the 19th century and served in the army of her great, great grandmother queen victoria to david cameron come herd current friend primm minister born three years after her youngest child prince edward. she actually glimpsed th

. >> elizabeth stanton, martha write, mary ann mcclint tock, jay hunt held the first's women's rightonvention in seneca falls, new york. >> when they held the convention in 1848 and had subsequent conventions in the decade after that they weren't just talking about the right to vote. it wasn't until after the civil war that the focus of women's rights became narrow to the right to sufficient prage. -- sufferage. >> women's right movement picked up steam as it attracted attention from the media. many more scoffed and scourned it as a ludicrous idea. it went against society taught for generations. susan b. anthony joined the cause as well. together they would make a significant step towards women rights. how did the civil war affects the women's rights movement? >> the women's rights comes directly at the anti-slavery movement. so they worked for a northern victory and abolishment of slavery. in turn they expected in time they would receive their rights, their due rights as women. that didn't happen. at the end of the civil war the 13th amendment was passed that ended slavery. the 14th

. >> elizabeth stanton, arthur right, mary ann beckham talk, and jane hunt held the first women's rightsonvention in seneca falls new york. >> when they held a convention in 1948 and had subsequent conventions in a decade after that, they're not just talking about the right to vote. it was not until after the civil war that the focus of civil -- women's rights became narrowed to the right to separate. >> of women's rights movement picked up steam as it got attention from the media. many more conventions occurred, however, many thought it was a ludicrous idea. it was a concept that went against everything that was taught against the generation. >> after meeting stanton at a women's convention, susan join the conversation. together, they would make significant steps to women's rights. >> how does this affect women's rights? >> the women's rights movement comes after the antislavery movement. their work for a northern victory and the abolishment of slavery. in turn, the expected, in time, to receive their due rights as women. that did not happen. the 30 demand was passed and ended slavery.