michael thomas trulock had been drinking alcohol and caffeine drink called four loko with a friend before being picked up by his stepfather. michael opened the door of a moving car when he became sick and fell out. he was struck by an oncoming car. >> some adults out there purchased it and i am -- i have lost a son and i will ever have. it is really sad. i do not want to see another family go through this. >> so far, no files have been charged. the incident remains under investigation. city police continued to look for a suspect in a dead the stabbing downtown. the victim was found on sunday. he was taken to a hospital but did not survive. no word on what may have prompted the attack. baltimore county police make an arrest in roseville. maurice white of powerball shot and killed a 35-year-old just after 2:00 saturday morning. white is being held on charges of first-degree murder. a bail hearing is set for tuesday. the trial continues for george huguely, accused of killing his girlfriend yeardley love. it will be another two days before deliberations. tuesday, because of the grand jury pro

the young boy had been sick by a drink call drink. 13-year-old michael thomas was well liked and had a lot of friends. that meant a lot to family members who cannot believe he's gone >> he blank one of those energy drinks with alcohol in it that all these kids seem to think is okay and he needed to vomit and he opened up the door and fell out and was run over. it could have been any one of these children out here. >> it's called black out in a can and liquid cocaine. often banned on college campuses and not to be sold by minors. when his stepfather picked him up on saturday they began turning on to southbound hartford road when michael opened the door, fell out and was struck. ♪ it's clear tpwr his friends while michael might have experimented with adult like choices he was just a kid. >> we used to play tag in the hallway in school and i don't know what's it's going to be like. >> i lost the only son i ever had because they wanted to party and it's sad. it's just really sad. and i don't want to see another family has to go through this >> police say they have no additional informati

police say 13-year-old michael thomas opened the passenger door and leaned out of the car to throw up when he fell and was struck by another driver. the crash remains under investigation tonight. >>> police in virginia make an arrest after four people were shot in prince george county early this morning. it happened at the holy springs meadow apartments in district heights. it appears all the victims will survive. the suspect is currently awaiting extradition back to the county. >>> lawmakers are g considering two casinos in the area. that got several organizations working to stop it from happening. 67 different churches and community groups are running an online petition drive to make sure the casinos aren't open. one says gambling is a drain on already poor communities. >> we said long ago that when the five kay cases that were announced came to town, they wouldn't produce the revenue that was promised and that has proven to be true. now the legislature is coming back to the people saying we need to expand in this race to the bottom to see which one of the states around here can pre

it happened yesterday on hartford road. 13-year-old michael thomas opened the passenger door and leaned out of the car to vomit when he fell out and was hit by another car. >>> authorities are searching for a driver who took off on foot after a crash left someone dead. it happened early yesterday morning on sulen road near hil- mar drive. as fox 5's matt ackland reports. the victim's family members say there have been plenty of other accidents in that same place of. >> reporter: on the side of the road evidence of a terrible accident. family members tell us the vehicle ended up here where there are now balloons, the spot where 19-year-old kiesha williams, the mother of a 2- year-old son died. >> i don't understand it. >> reporter: tammy holland is kiesha's mom. she says there were four people inside the vehicle at the time of the accident, but her daughter was the only one seriously hurt. she's been told the car was on top of her daughter. what makes this even more difficult to take for the family is that once the car flipped over and she was ejected, the driver of the car then ran away

sparkle" was the 1970s movie and they did the -- >> in the early 70s with irene cara and phillip michael thomas ash bit of a cult classic movie. she was doing a remake, playing the mother of three girls that formed a singing group. again, throughout this movie everyone seemed to say whitney was doing really well. she sang in the movie. some the feedback we had heard from the set was that she came, she was prepared, she was get being back on her game. so we don't still know exactly what happened here. we don't know where she was found dead, where she died or what are the incidents surrounding this. all we do have right now is confirmation from her representative kristen foster that whitney houston has died at the age of 48. >> nischelle, "sparkle," the cult classic, an aretha franklin classic and it was irene cara and i forget the other young lady who played the lead in that movie but i've seen it a million times, a million, a million times. it was bound to be a hit. but all of the press, all of the video we have seen from the making of that movie, she looked to be in good health, as she sat the

michael's and begged thomas auld to just take me away from that fiend. auld said no. it's probably your own fault. go back in the morning. he went back the next morning tail between his legs. but it was a sunday and edward covey didn't beat slaves on sunday, but on monday morning, he met douglass working in the stables lifting hay. with a switch, and according to douglass, he resisted, and they fought, claimed douglass, for two years. never believe that fight lasted two hours. maybe 20 minutes. who knows? but according to douglass in this is the pivotal moment of his life as a slave, at least it's the way he portrays it, he fought back physically with his hands. and he fought edward covey and beat him. now, under the law and under most circumstances, douglass was now in mortal danger. but covey did nothing about it. and douglass interprets it, we don't have much other forms of interpretation, interpreted it as covey worried about his reputation. nothing was done to douglass. he served out his time with covey. covey never again laid a hand on him. there is an extraordi

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the names are thomas budrejko, michael quin, benjamin cerniglia, nathan anderson, justin everett.crash is still under investigation. >>> remember the story earlier this month of teens suffering from unusual ticks? their doctors say many of them are now feeling much better and the ticks are starting to fade. it's unclear how many of the teens have actually improved. doctors believe stress triggered the unusual body movements. treatments range from several drugs. >>> gas prices have been a major part of the republican presidential campaign this week. candidates are using the soaring prices to hammer away at president obama. but, they are also firing ammunition at one another. here is cnns political analyst paul steinhauser. >> good morning, deb. with three days to go to the primaries in michigan and arizona, it's a busy day on the campaign trail. romney was in michigan and spoke in front of 1200 people. he talked about the tax policy and plans to boost the economy. the fight of how important michigan is, he touted his credentials. >> i love this state. this feels good, being back in

they are major thomas budzejko, captain michael quinn, captain benjamin cerni gchlt lia, captain anderson, sergeant everett, lance corporal little and lance corporal elliott. they're trying to federal government out how in the world it happened. >> the youngest son of robert f. kennedy has been charged with misdemeanor, harassment and child endangerment after he allegedly tried to take his two day old son out of a new york hospital last month despite warnings from nurses. when they tried to stop him, he allegedly twisted one nurse's wrist and kicked another as she approached him. the nurse's attorney said they were trying to enforce hospital rules. he said the nurses didn't recognize kennedy as the baby's father and intended to protect the child who apparently had not been discharged. >>> next, the showdown is tuesday and the race is tight. gop presidential hopefuls battle it out for michigan and arizona. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill,

he went back to the eastern shore this time with press following him, he went to thomas auld's deathbed in st. michael's maryland, maryland, essentially to ask him, are you or aren't you. he never found out. which in part becomes circumstantial evidence that auld was probably not his father but one of the reasons he went there, we think, was to pop that question. i can also tell that youen 0 his first ever visit back to maryland's eastern shore, the week after maryland became a free state in december, 1864, he went back to baltimore for the first time, free baltimore. he gave a speech. among the people that came up to him afterward was a black woman, a bit older than him. she walked up to him and said, frederick, i'm your sister eliza. how you doing? i named my first son for you. he had a large extended family. black and white. and he spent a good deal of energy just trying to figure that out. it makes him in some ways a prototype of thousands if not millions of other americans who either seek to discover the multiracial character of their families and their past or who find out about it when someone te

a famous man, he went back to the eastern shore, this time with press following thomas ault's death bed in st. michael's, mare you or aren't y? he never found out, which in part of evidence that ault was probably not his ,as to pop that question. i can also tell you on his first ever visit back to maryland's eastern shore, the week after maryland became a fr s 1864, he went back to baltimore for the first time, free baltimore. he gave a speech. among the people that came up to him afterwards was a black woman, a bit older than him. she walked up and said, frederick, i'm your sister elysia. how are you doing? i named my first son for you. he extended family. black and white. d good deal of energy just trying to figure that out. it makes him, in some ways, a prototype of thousands if not millions of other americans, who either seek to discover the multiracial character of families and their past or who find out about it when someone tells them. yes, sir. >> did lincoln and douglass meet? >> yes. >> and i'd be interested, what was lincoln's impression? what did lincoln say about >> yes, they met. they met

michael jordan. charles barkley, isiah thomas. he represents what people in this country love. under dog, who has made the most of his opportunities. but why did his talents go unnoticed until now? we asked one of the world's biggest knick fans, spike lee. he was in the building to day you on producers caught up with him. >> he's not, asian american, played at harvard. those things don't help. >> we're joined by william rhoden sports columnist for "the new york times." what do you make of this? >> let's get all the positive stuff out of the way first. a great story. really is a great story. my daughter is 21, 22 years old they are kids that age bouncing around trying to find themselves, not finding the right jobs or and what jeremy is doing is finding -- he gets drafted, gets cut, he comes back, comes here, finally he finds his legs and gets an opportunity and he makes the most of it and i think that is what this country, that is what life is about. you work hard, you work hard, go through dips and then when you finally get the shot, you make the most of the shot. so i think th

they are major thomas budrejko, captain michael quinn, captain benjamin cerniglia, captain nathan aroundsonrgeant justin everett, lance corporals cory little and nicholas elliott. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the gop presidential candidates are fanning out across michigan and arizona ahead of next week's primaries and are also looking for big support on super tuesday. rick santorum is blasting rival mitt romney over his health care plan when he was governor of massachusetts. santorum is also suggesting romney and ron paul have a secret partnership against him. romney blasted santorum over his team comments during the debate on wednesday. in a new arg poll, romney is leading santorum with 39%. and tune into cnn at 5:00 p.m. eastern today for an encore presentation of the cnn republican presidential debate from mesa, arizona. >>> this is really a strange story. the youngest son of robert f. kennedy has been charged with harassment and endangering the welfare of his newborn. douglas kennedy allegedly tried to take his 2-day-old son out of the hospital in new york last mon

to thomas ault, he worked in the store in st. michaels. he is a 16-year-old boy. he was always complaining he was hungry. he had never done field work. he had never been a field hand. and ault had him out doing every kind of field work. now growing frederick bailey now hated it. a ault was the first master to whip him. he wasn't very good at it. ault gave up. for the better part of a year, rented douglass to one edward covey. edward covey became douglass master for a year between the ages of 16 and 17. edward covey beat douglass and terrorized him and broke his memory and broke him and lost his will. at one point he fled back to st. michaels and begged to be taken away from the fiend. ault said no. go back the next morning. he went back the next morning with his tail between his legs. it was a sunday. edward covey did not beat slaves on sunday, but on monday morning, he met douglass in the stables lifting hay. with a switch and according to douglass, he resisted and they fought, claimed douglass for two hours. i never believed that fight lasted two hours. maybe 20

. >> reporter: 37-year-old major thomas pedrako and 28-year-old captain michael quinn, both with ties to the d.c. area, both naval academy graduates. both marine corps helicopter pilots. both perished in wednesday's accident during helicopter training in yuma, arizona being done in advance of deployment to afghanistan. captain quinn graduated from lou den valley high school in percenterville, virginia. his family told news 4 they are too devastating to speak right now. >> obviously when the two marines and the chaplain showed up yesterday at the door, my daughter opened it and is courted them in. we knew something was wrong. >> reporter: donald pedrako recounts the life of his son. three tours in iraq, one in afghanistan. husband, father, beloved son. >> but he liked it. he was a perfect marine. so that's what he lived for. that is what he lived for. just a humble guy. just a humble guy. that's the way he wanted to be remembered. >> reporter: major pedrako's family said he will be laid to rest in a ceremony in connecticut. captain quinn will be laid to rest at arlington national cemet

preparing to say good-bye to two marines killed in a helicopter crash. 37-year-old thomas and 28-year-old captain, michaeluinn, both graduated from the naval academy and went on to become pilots. they were 2 of 7 marines killed in a helicopter crash in yuma, arizona, where training for development and deployment to afghanistan was taking place. raco had a wife and son and his parents said he was proud to serve his country. >> he loves being a marine, loved flying, loved serving his country. he died the way he want to live. >> captain quinn graduated from loudoun valley high school in virginia and had just gotten engaged last month. his funeral will take place at arlington nags tional cemetery. >>> all activity at fairfax county elementary schools are canceled this weekend because of a suspected nor row virus out-break, more than 100 were out and most complained of nausea and stomach pain. they will be thoroughly cleaned this weekend. health officials tell news4 cases tend to spike in winter months when people tend to spend most time inside closed quarters. >>> the massage of maryland's same sex marriage b

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michael durant said the three with 2.6 seconds. florida state wins 48-47. devin thomasideo. they actually had to suspend the game until tomorrow. pretty good. gary carter, nicknamed the kid for his exuberance of the game, has left us too early. he had been fighting brain cancer since he was diagnosed last may. he made the hall of fame as a montreal expo but he is remembered for helping the new york mets win the world series. he was an 11 time all-star. he died at 57. davy johnson issued a statement on behalf of the club. he was manager when they won the world series. he said -- nobody loved life in a bigger way than gary. but that is for sure. if you ever listen to him talk about baseball, you would feel the same way. >> with most real-estate, it is about location, location and location. price is probably what everyone is talking about. >> that is because the most expensive apartment in new york city sold today for a cool $88 million. it was in central park west. it was the daughter of a russian billionaire. the sale generated $2.5 million in taxes. >> is that all? what

sympathizer to come out on top someone like new york mayor michael bloomberg who's actually now being touted on their website or someone like thomas friedman's main man david walker who is also featured on the american select web site for americans trying to save our democracy by getting corporate influence out of it corporate ruses like americans like to make it all the more difficult so what can be done catherine crier joins me now and in fact i the bio at the back your book is so much better than what i have on the prompter i just have to share this hour with our viewers catherine crier the youngest elected state judge in texas history has covered national international affairs for c.n.n. a.b.c. news fox news in court t.v. an emmy and dupont columbia award winning journalist she's also the new york times bestselling author of a deadly game and the case against lawyers and you have written an absolutely brilliant book here in a patriot acts with americans must do save the republic that what i really like about this is that it doesn't come across as a. a biased you know polemic they have it's it's just solid and rational so what'

michael douglas. how he fits into the bureau's new strategy. more on that from abc's pierre thomascupying wall street before it was cool. >> reporter: oscar night. and there's michael douglas starring as hollywood royalty. but less than 24 hours later douglas is taking on a new role. corporate crusader for the fbi. public service announcement based on his most iconic character. >> in the movie "wall street" i play gordon gekko. >> reporter: gordon gekko, the ruthless criminal corporate raider who slashed companies to shreds, ruining innocent lives, and infamously declaring -- >> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. >> reporter: douglas played gekko as a world-class villain. but he told the fox movie channel he's been shocked to see wannabe wall street hot shots turn gekko into a hero, someone they want to be. >> yeah, gordon gekko, you're the reason i got involved in wall street. you're the reason why i'm here. >> douglas wanted the world to know that gekko was a crook. >> reporter: the new psa is part of the fbi's crackdown on white-collar crime and insider trading. the bure

thomas. >> our next presenter was occupying wall street before it was cool. >> reporter: oscar night and there's michaelas starring as hollywood royalty. less than 24 hours later, douglas is taking on a new role. corporate crusader for the fbi, public service announcement based on his most iconic character. >> in the movie wall street, i played gordon gekko. >> reporter: gordon gekko, the ruthless criminal corporate raider who slashed companies to shreds, ruining innocent lives and infamously declaring -- >> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. >> reporter: douglas played gekko as a world class villain. but he told the fox movie channel he's been shocked to see wannabe wall street hot shots turn gekko into a hero, someone they want to be. >> -- say, yeah, gordon gekko, you're the reason i got involved in wall street, you're the reason why i'm here. >> douglas wanted the world to know that gekko was a crook. >> reporter: the new psa is part of the fbi's crackdown on white collar crime and insider trading. the bureau says securities and commodities fraud cases have jumped 52% since 2008 and billions

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where rory mcilroy and thomas bjorn share the late at the halfway stage of the dubai desert classic the pair are on thirteen under par after both shot seven and on friday michael roy who won the event two years ago was helped by this birdie on the seventeenth which pulled him level with bjorn the world number two had earlier but in the six eight in ten on his way to a score of sixty five but the shot of the day has to go to germany's martin karma who hit this hole in one on the seventh. willing it on the way in a. press of stuff i. just one of those things you know it's always a lot of luck involved you need to go see it as well but there's so much luck in the off those i came up close a few times especially today was the right club it's a lot of luck to you now the man behind the success of some of the greatest boxes of all time has been laid to rest around six hundred people attended the funeral of angelo dunn day including muhammad ali who perhaps benefited most from the legendary trainer lay and done they were reunited as recently as last month ali seventieth birthday. on february the first age ninety and will be remembered most for being in the corner of

well michael you don't seem too happy with any of the candidates not even with president obama who is your best bet for this election well just you know thomas paine said about governing government itself sometimes the lesser of two evils it always comes down to that because you know what there can be and are you so you got to choose someone alternately almost every election the lesser of two evils then i would have to go with obama as. well that is the argument that some people make that obama's best shot right now despite unemployment rates are his g.o.p. rivals michael thank you so much for coming on the show that was michael hughes independent journalist and foreign policy strategist that's going to do it for this hour i'll see you right back here at eight.