mr. willis then saw a man hunched over frantic running from his neighbor's house, bleeding.locked eyes. mr. willis heard the man mumble something. >> to the point of saying he had gotten the wrong house. >> he has security cameras and just -- it's the wrong house to break into really. >> did he pick the wrong house to mess with? >> yes, evidently, yep. >> reporter: police tell me the man who was shot is 27 years old. he's in the hospital at this hour still recovering. wendy, police tell me that charges against him are pending. >> all right, david culvert in fairfax county. >>> a loudoun county judge has ordered a mental competency evaluation for the man accused of killing his ex-wife's new husband. minna again was nguyen was arrested in january outside hi wife's ashburn townhouse. the body of corey madison was found nearby. he'd been shot to death. nguyen's attorney says there are questions about whether his client understands the charges against him and whether he can assist in his own defense. the results will be discussed at a hearing in may. >>> with more than a year to

mr. willis, a neighbor across the street from the home where the shooting happened, saw the man running. he got in his car and followed him. he did so so he could help identify him in case he got away he said. >> i asked the young man what's wrong? and he said oh. and then i knew what it was. >> reporter: mr. willis says he heard glass breaking and saw the alleged intruder running from the side of the house. bullet holes can be seen in the glass french doors. >> the individual that was shot ran on foot towards telegraph road. that is where he tried to board a bus. that's when police arrived and took him into custody. >> reporter: police say the man who did the shooting was also taken into custody. his property is equipped with several surveillance cameras. it could have been another outcome. >> well, i'm glad he did because by the time the police would have gotten here he would have been gone. >> reporter: the homeowner returned this afternoon and told reporters the incident terrified him. now the homeowner, mr. king, has not been charged. he is back home tonight. as far as the wounded m

mr. willis lives across the street from mr. king. he saw the man running and followed him in his car to help identify him if he got away. >> i asked the young man what's wrong. >> reporter: king has not been charge. neither has the alleged intruder at this point. >> i didn't aim to shoot to kill him or nothing. i'm just glad he's doing fine. >> reporter: peggy fox, wusa9. >>> more than a year after relisha rudd disappeared her mom shameka young says she desperately wants custody of her three young sons back. >> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. 73 today was the high, but check out the difference in temperatures now. look to the north and west. it's 26 degrees colder now in pittsburgh than just 24 hours ago. we'll talk about just how cold and how low the temps are going to go. >> and a royal visit not just to america, but right here to our backyard and look at when prince charles and camilla have done in in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. p

mr. willis is gone. and other players. and mr. harbaugh is gone. >> reporter: for fan miguel duarte, it puts things into perspective. >> he was a consummate pro and in my opinion, he is on my personal mount rushmore of best 49ers of all time. >> reporter: he is stepping away feeling like a hall of famer already. >> this area has been truly amazing. i thank you guyings. >> thank you pat! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: willis is walking away from a hefty paycheck. he was set to make $7 million this season, now that none will go to other players contracts. >> thank you. >>> sometimes, shopping at a huge warehouse store like costco can make you feel pretty small. but at the costco in danville, there is an employee who makes everyone there feel important. and ktvu fox 2 news' john sasaki tells us that employee is facing some serious challenges. all of which prompted some of his customers to give him a big surprise. >> reporter: as shoppers ebb and flow at the danville costco, one of the first and last people they say is 45-year-

the name that my mother gave me thank you (clapping). >> so how in the world does anyone follow willie brown mr. mayor we're so proud that building that be fitting our legacy so thank you for honoring us today, there maybe a lot of folks that drive over the bridge that don't call it the willie brown bridge but under will be a lot of the kids going to the willie brown jr. middle school before i turn it over to principle hobson ladies and gentlemen, this didn't happen without enlightened people policymakers people that are elected and i'm very, very proud to introduce the members of the board of education our president emily murase and our commissioner shamann walton and our immediate past president of the board urban forestry and hydra mendosa thank you, thank you for being here (clapping) i want to thank someone he likes to work behind the scenes and didn't wear his hard hat but david golden with that i'm going to turn it over to principle hobson we'll go through the rest find our program. >> thank you all very much. >> thank you supervisor cowen, superintendent carranza mayor ed lee and mayor

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willie brown jr. middle school neksz next our superintendent mr. ard korans korans. >> good morning, everyone i can't think of a better occasion to be here at the new willie brown jr. middle school in the heart of the bayview and part of reason why we're so excited you're not going to be able to within the scope the miles. >> off our faces we closed the old willie brown facility we made a promise to rebuild this school and it will be the premier middle school not only in northern california but in the state of california perhaps the country (clapping) i think that when you look around although principle hydro hydrowould be embarrassed of the dust it is appropriate because willie brown jr. middle school in the future will leave everybody in its dusts that's how much we believe in the school he's been long time what is contained in the school i want to emphasize san francisco has a fully choice enrollment system and ladies and gentlemen when we have 3 hundred sophisticates available at the brand new facility we've received over 3 hundred and 65 reques

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done well under the circumstances. >> even under withering cross-examination by the brilliant willie t., mrelmore said what he has always said. i didn't do it. >> in order to solve the mystery of who did murder dorothy edwards, diana began looking for alternate suspects and she found one in the neighbor who discovered the body. james holloway. >> i read the testimony of james holloway and my head just about spun off my little spindly neck. i was like, wow! >> holloway had spent an unusually long period of time at the crime scene before calling the police. >> he goes inside dorothy edwards' house. he sees that wall of blood for the first time. but he doesn't call police. he decides that he's going to go to the other side neighbor and get her to come in the house with him. so he is at the closet door again and he decides to put gloves on. and then opens the door and lo and behold, there she was. really? he put his gloves on before he went to open the door? >> diana was also suspicious that holloway immediately told police who the perpetrator could be. >> he told law enforcement, you know, the

mr. hillary clinton. but slick willy has sent two e-mails in his entire life. one was to troops and the second was to a nigerian prince looking to transfer funds as for whether president obama has a private e-mail a white house spokesman said, quote, part of the security precautions we take around that e-mail account is not talking publicly about it something like that. let's go to "red eye" chief political correspondent who is digging for the truth. >> okay. andy does he have a point? >> he does in regards to getting the server. >> is it a great point? >> it is. can reroll the tape from last wednesday night? what i think is the house committee says they are subpoenaing the e-mails relevant to libya. what they should do is subpoena the content of the server. she can't be trusted to turnover the e-mails. >> of course not. >> you know what is crazy, you are wearing the exact same thing . >> it is a different sweater. >> the take away is if congressman had watched the show live instead of dvr-ing it and not getting to it for a week it could have been solved. >> wh

mr. have more on patrick willis. but this is a guy who talked the talk, walked the walk. you hear that expression a lot. but i can tell you covering the 49ers, he is definitely the real deal. >> it is interesting to hear jim tomsula talk about him. tell us about when you met patrick willis. >> as soon as i interviewed him, i got a feel for him. he is an intimidating physical specimen, but he is very soft- spoken. he asked if we could redo the last part of the interview. i said why? it was really good? >> he said i mispronounced a couple of words and i'm working on that and i would like to redo it if you don't mind. he was extremely polite. that always stuck with me. he was the guy you can tell both on and off the field was interested in getting things right. doing things right. not wanting them to collect the millions of dollars we could. he doesn't feel he is 100% there anymore. and he is not just going to collect a paycheck and that speaks for his integrity and the ethics he lives by. >> so what do you think he is doing now? >> he was kind of unclear about that. i don't

mr. fun. [ cheers and applause ] oh, by the way, willie nelson is going to be joining us here tomorrow nightuth by southwest festival. you know, some people worry that south by southwest has become too corporate, some people say they've sold out. but i think i speak for myself and everyone watching from the subway platiza lounge, powered by lady's foot locker and monster energy drink, if i say, no, we have not sold out, we've sold in. one of the popular spots to carouse is sixth street. [ cheers and applause ] oh, you know that one? between fourth and eighth, right? yeah. this is video of a man austin police arrested yesterday for fighting. they got him in handcuffs and then this happened. >> jimmy: he left. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: someone stop that man! what happened to my security team? where is guillermo for god's sake? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i didn't know you were a horseman, i had no idea. boy, that button's really doing its job, isn't it. >> guillermo: it's about to break. >> jimmy: go over to your spot there, come on. [ cheers and appla

willie increase national insurance, yes or no? >> mr. speaker nobody believes his promises. he has had five years of failing working families and worse to come more spending cuts, more tax cuts for the richest, more betrayal. this is a government of the few for the few. it's time for a better plan. it's time for a labour government. >> you have seen it all absolutely no ability to answer a question. this is a country where unemployment is holding the economy is growing the deficit is coming down and the operations are going up. more good places for children living standards rising inflation and zero record numbers aboard. although this could be put at risk by labor. that is the choice in 43 days time confidence and a long-term plan that is delivering a set of the chaos of economic crisis from labour. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker, mr. speaker 13 months ago my constituents tragically lost her 3-month-old baby beatriz due to a rare heart condition. in an effort to help other families avoid the grief and despair of losing a child mrs. smith wants all schools to install

willis said. >>: after a mob first year of having a meeting with mr. riney light lot mr.ven the man's face face and begin never be as great as you wanna be unless you have a significant other or lady. >>gary: did you hear that riney he says basically your advice was to stay away from women >>: i think might be advised was you do have to stay away from where and women in order to reach your greatness. >>gary: players coming bowl that's the way the leakey is a frank gore after a tense phases i think in many respects he was the heart and soul of the team what he think the 49ers not try to keep them. >>: well gary that's really hard to say you find yourself in a situation where you wondering where the organization is that. you thought that you would think that they would be able to have communicated with them. just looking and no one was going on because it is unfortunate. this frank gore situation won't surprise them is such that right merrill you still that there's a lot of things that are not on the same page. i get it they lost the coach and also personnel. they're going

mr. gray has to smoke outside which is legal in dc. >>> the utah baby who mack us willy survived in a floatingeft a utah children's hospital yesterday. her father says the 18 month old girl's recovery is amazing. the car that lilly was riding in plunged into a frigid river last friday. her mother was killed. rescuers didn't discover little lilly until the next day. she was strapped into a car seat and hanging upside down. police reportedly found a small bag of marijuana and prescription painkillers in the car. >> those items were found in the car, but what if the blood comes back and to indicate what was in her system, that's what we're waiting for. those results to verify. >> lilly. >> a toxicology report on lilly's mom could take up to six weeks. >>> could you be slowly going blind and not even know it? well researchers say as many as 75% of people with glaucoma have no idea. young people, not immune. and the damage to african-american social security astounding. fox 29's joyce evans with a local woman who barely 40 years old wants you to get tested now. ♪ >> reporter: before you say i can s

willy has been hit with 22 charges. her background includes assault and drug convictions, but what about the private bus contractor who hired her? the company is called mr. tim's bus rides, a charter service school groups according to its website. wusa9 learned today maryland state department of education does not maintain statewide oversight of school transportation contractors like mr. tim's. instead it's up to each individual school district or private school to do background checks when it hires a private contractor for events like field trips and the information appears limited. for instance, u.s. department of transportation records do not alert schools to the alleged february drunk driving incident. federal records indicate mr. tim's bus rides is d.o.t. registered current on its insurance and therefore ready to carry kids. so you got to ask yourself how might a school system or private school get to the bottom of issues like this and know ahead of time? a couple important notes, school officials in prince george's county and montgomery county public schools say they have not done business with this contractor. the owner of tim's bus rides, tim fo

willis report," the show where consumers are our business a major test for obamacare today at the supreme court. the latest challenge could kill the president's health care law. >>> follow the law, mr. president. courts do your job. recognize at the end of the day the people make the decisions. >> we'll discuss the republican plan to replace obamacare with congressman tim murphy. >>> what's hillary clinton hiding? new details on her use of private email accounts to conduct official government business. >> she violated the law for four years. gerri: lumber liquidatorses under fire for selling potentially toxic flooring. we'll speak with a california family who just installed the flooring and what they're doing now. >>> user guide to pay for college. with all the offers in hand how do you pick the right school? >> moment you're get the offer, calling aid office, they know you're desperate to go. gerri: reports of serious fraud with apple pay. we'll have serious information for apple pay and credit card users. all that and more. coming up on "the willis report" where consumers are our business >>> huge steaks as the nation's highest court take as crack at obama care which could mean m

mr. jack rico the editor editor-in-chief of weekend jumpstart.com. willie said march madness.u know this is one of those weekends where massive upsets are going to happen. ultimately it's march madness. >> are you picking kentucky all the way? >> absolutely of course. >> let's talk about nit flicksetflix. >> this is from the creator of "damage" it stars kyle chandler sissy spacek. it's about the demons that lurk beneath the surface of a family in the florida keys. it starts tomorrow, 13 episodes. the performances are very actionable with a compelling story line. >> the movies, a big point there weekend for all the teens "divergent" there is a smaller movie, with an all star cast. a lot of people talking about it. >> based on a true story and it stars al pacino jennifer garner. >> christopher plummer. >> as well as bobby conivale. al pacino stars as an ageing rockstar and decides to change his life after finding out there is a letter 40 years in the making written by john lennon. the reviews are a little mixed. pacino's performance is said to be one of the best in years. >> and

willis report," the show where consumers are our business a major test for obamacare today at the supreme court. the latest challenge could kill the president's health care law. >>> follow the law, mrt. courts do your job. recognize at the end of the day the people make the decisions. >> we'll discuss the republican plan to replace obamacare with congressman tim murphy. >>> what's hillary clinton hiding? new details on her use of private email accounts to conduct official government business. >> she violated the law for four years. gerri: lumber liquidatorses under fire for selling

willie, this is staggering. >> it is. it doesn't have much of a press sent. i know we're going to talk to mr. schmidt about this.chivists who worked for more than a doz slen years inside this agency say they've seen no precedent for this. >> state department spokesperson said in part quote, in response to our request, secretary clinton provided the department with e-mails spanning her time at the department. after the state department reviewed those e-mails last month, the state department produced about 300 e-mails responsive to recent requests from the select committee. joining us now from washington to explain how this could be even remotely possible or appropriate "the new york times" reporter who broke the story, michael schmidt. what are we missing here and why did no one notice that she was using a private e-mail account during her time as secretary of state state? is it just that anything hillary clinton or bill clinton does is just accepted as okay of no what they do? >> by the way, that's not a leading question. go ahead. >> it's pretty staggering isn't it? >> well, they had to know that she was using