police believe arrington and mcmillen got out of their vehicles and confronted each other. mcmillen is known for police facing dozens of charges in the past ten years and a conviction of reckless driving. law enforcement sources tell us there is video of the incident showing mcmillen on the ground bleeding. mcmillen had an arraignment this morning, she is being held without bond in the fairfax county detention center. peggy fox, 9news now. >> we have learned that gloria was not alone in that car. police tell us there were two others with her. an adult male and a child. >>> today, the fairfax county police department is remembering two officers shot on this very day back in 2006. a gunman opened fire on those officers in the parking lot of the sully district police station. detective died that day. michael was critically injured. he died nine days later. that gunman was shot and killed by return gunfire in the police department parking lot. and federal security agencies say they don't see any immediate need to change the screening procedures at airports. this despite the dis

her name, gloria mcmillen. she's 32 years old. fairfax county police say she got into an argument with another driver last friday and police say mcmillen ran over that other driver. she was 21-year-old arrington and she died of those injuries. police say mcmillen had a man and child in her suv at the time. she tried to hide her suv by leaving it in southwest d.c. >> some folks first instinct might be that fight or flight instinct and you flee. nothing is good of that. >> mcmillen faces felony hit- and-run. she has a long record. over the past ten years, she has been charged with more than 24 counts. everything from reckless driving to grand larceny. >>> hundreds of people and priests gather to celebrate the life of the reverend mary mary chone. the shooter was a homeless man. his name was douglas jones and he later killed himself. brewington's funeral is thursday. >>> city leaders in frederick have a big decision as they prepare for protests may 18 and 19th. a vote is expected whether or not to have a permit. scott broom reports t

gloria mcmillen and arrington exchanged words.irington got out of her car and approached mcmillen's suv. mcmillen is charged with felony hit-and-run for leaving the scene. >>> a major move in israel. >> isreali prime minister's new coalition could be a step toward peace with palestinians. formed a partner shop that could allow him to compromise without fallout from hard liners. it could also affect israel's treatment of iran. the opposition party has held him off. >> george zimmerman will not go to court for another four months. he waved his arraignment appearance. his lawyer says some of the money zimmerman raised on a website is being used to pay for security and services. >>> popular painter, thomas kincaid died of accidental overdose. kincaid was found dead. the painter bottled alcoholism and relaxed before his rest. he translated it to other mer chain dais, he was four. >> customers have a new tool. social media. they are tweeting. businesses are listening. we'll explain. >>> if you think your commute is killing x you, you ma

mcmillen had an arraignment this morning. she's being held without bond in the fairfax county detention center. peggy fox, 9news now. >> and mcmillen's preliminary hearing is scheduled for june 20. >>> new developments in mississippi. teresa garcia reports, police charged the suspect's wife and his mother. >> reporter: police say the wife and mother of 35-year-old adam mays also played a role in the kidnapping of a tennessee mother and her three daughters. may's wife was charged with kidnapping tuesday. she told police she drove joann bane and her three daughters from their home in tennessee to mississippi. the bodies of joann and her daughter was found last week in a shallow grave behind the suspect's home in yawn union county, mississippi. now there's a massive search. the fbi is optimistic that the two younger sisters, 12-year- old alexandria and 8-year-old kylea are alive and with the fugitive. mays is a family friend and stayed over to help the family pack and move to arizona. gary said he woke up to find his wife, daugh

mcmillen: and it took years to get funding. what kept this project going was the steadfastness of the community -- they knew they needed sewage, and they just kept plugging along till we got through every issue that came up. the project will consist of 44 miles of line that we're going to put in, and a treatment plant. it will permanently eliminate the problem, the health hazards. i anticipate a definite regrowth in herminie, and it will be a good thing for everybody. zdravecky: maybe it won't help me too much because i'm an old lady, but whoever comes along after me will get the benefit. schwartz: there's nothing isolated about the herminie situation. it's a very common problem. it's a town that was built before current standards. this is not backwoods rural america at all. it's just an unfortunate situation that was created probably a hundred years ago or more. and the people have to pay for it in a big way now. because the government is choosing to spend its money elsewhere right now, there's very limited money for communiti

though tunstall would someday qualify for parole, mcmillen had life without. >> i know i'm going back. so you know, the only thing i can do is make the best out of my situation. so i kick it around individuals with minds on the street. that way i won't fall victim to whatever is going on inside these walls. >> you have a lot of people that don't understand time because they don't have any. so if i got life without parole, my mind, then i'm going to be here forever if i don't do something about it. >> once i get out by him having life without i want to help him get out. but as long as i'm here i want to make sure he's all right. so it's a bond that nobody can come between, unless one of us die. >> coming up -- >> when did you cut yourself? yesterday? two days ago? >> not bad, though. >> let's see. well, it's bad enough. >> one of the most complicated jobs in a complicated world. >> i didn't do it. i'm innocent. let me out. i was framed. what's in your ? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus ener

and the editor, liz mcmillen's justification, somehow you hadn't met the standards. >> right. >> paulugh that hadn't bothered them when you had initially posted or in the immediate aftermath. >> no, stayed up there for several days and ms. mcmillen at the chronicle for ten years was surely aware of the standards on top of which i received, when i received a copy of their standards that said no such thing, you can't criticize block studies for read the dissertations, prior to criticizing black studies in the field. >> paul: what is the lesson you draw about the politics of academia and intellectual diversity in academia. >> i wish i could say it was-- it's stomach for dealing with any kind of criticism and the way that they want to get you out is by hurtful attacks and they're not willing to engage in a substantive debate. you're an outsider you don't have a ph.d. and you're the not qualified or start calling you names. >> paul: basically, do they have conservatives still at the chronicle? >> there are a couple. mark bowerline is one of the bloggers and richard vetter. >> paul: some su

investigators believe gloria mcmillen and shalindaerington exchanged words. she got out and approached mcmillans suv. she drove off and ran over her accidentally. mcmillen is charged with felony hit and run for leaving the scene. >>> the atf is offering up to $5,000 as reward for information following a fire that injured 7 prince georges county firefighters. the fire happened in river dale back in february and was ruled arson. of the 7 firefighters injured two suffered critical life changing injuries. atf says they will give the reward if the information leads to an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> placing it in the safety of or constitution where it will be safe from the whims of state justice, who might seek to redefine marriage for us. >>> i thought they were more progressive than the rest of the south. >> north carolina passed a constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union between one man and one woman. the ban got 69% of the vote. it eliminates other domestic unions from carrying legal status. that could disrupt protection orders for unmar

she got out of her car and approached mcmillens suv. mcmillen ran off and ran over her accidentally she is charged with felony hit and run for leaving the scene. >>> major headlines coming out of yesterday's primaries. north carolina voters hit the polls to address a hot button issue same-sex marriage. they approved the constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman. that makes north carolina the 30th state to adopt the ban. an official return shows it passed 61% supporting the measure. >> we will be placing it in the safety of oconstitution where it will be safe from the whims of state judges and state legislature who might seek to redefine marriage for us. >> it is heart breaking, this defeat. i thought better of north carolina, i thought better of north carolina voters i thought they were more progressive than the rest of the south. >> the amendment also eliminates other domestic unions from carrying legal status, president barack obama's campaign released a statele saying the president is disappointed

gloria mcmillen of alexandria is charged with felon hit and run she hit and killed shalinda on herring on the lane in fairfax county she stopped and got out of her door and got into a -- car and got into a fight with another driver. that is when she was hit. >> five men found gill phi for their rolls in a series of shootings that left five young people dead and several others injured the 2010 shooting spree started because of a stolen base let. the victims families expressed gratitude saying justice was served. >> they did not fail us, and i don't see no smile on their face at all, they were smirking and throwing kisses when the trial was going on, not today. >> three of the men are facing life in prison without the possibility of parole the other two men could get life. sentencing is scheduled september 11th. >>> another primary day today, voters are hitting the polls in north carolina, indiana, and west virginia, mitt romney has a big lead in the delegate count and could reach the 1144 by the end of the month. rick santorum is endorsing his one time bitter rival releasing a late nigh