how many are done roadside were taken to a police station when a they taken to a police station what is the practice? >> please answer. >> the only test that is done on site is a pulmonary which is not admissible the blood test is done at a medical facility by a doctor or a nurse their breath is done at a police station or jail with at chemical breathalyzer. >>. >> i would like to follow-up on the questions of the practicality having grown up from the north dakota border and of those in the rule area inveigled possible to get a search warrant in every case we would do award in the blood drawn in every case. that is not what this court once. it to cause any more delay. and why would i delay after the police department? that is not done on this side of the road. so if you take it to the police station in any way. it just requires a phone call to get the warrant then what is the problem? >> why bother? because now we're transported this person to the police station then i have to get a warrant. >> no, no, no. >> let's talk about that aspect that is role of north dakota and minnesota in

the outcome the car chief was expecting, this senedded if front of the police -- in from of a police station. the damaged cars are still on that man was trying to steal a car from a kfc. police say he rammed a cruiser and crashed in to several other cruisers and a few of the officer's personal cars parked on the street in front of the station. after stealing this white accra from the parking lot of the kfc, the suspect continued on with the missing tire. hitting a cruiser, several other cruisers are four parked cars. that is when the stolen vehicle caught fire. one officer was injured when his cruiser was rammed. he has neck and back injuries but is expected to be okay. >>> police are investigating a vicious beating outside a restaurant in brooklyn, on saturday night on myrtle avenue. a gang of 8-10 people punched kicked and stabbed the 26-year- old victim. they beat him with bar stools. the victim suffered cuts to his he was taken to the general hospital. police are looking for the suspects. >>> we are now one day away from the presidential primary in new york, the candidates are fighting f

a police station crashed through the chevy chase country club station and police arrested oneso other on bradley lane and east avenue in chevy chase. officers and k9 unit search the scene for evidence after the crash which happened at 8 pm. they found drugs and drug paraphernalia. neighbors saw the crash and heard it as well. >> i hope no one was walking their dog. i walk my dog through this neighborhood every night. there are kids walking across the street. this is normally a quiet neighborhood. to have a car like that speeding down the road is scary. >> police say the driver and passenger will both be charged on the chase was not considered high speed and only lasted three minutes. >>> getting warmer by the day and at this rate the weekend should be gorgeous. howard bernstein joins us with the first alert forecast. will it be gorgeous by the weekend?>> i meant to say more gorgeous. beautiful out here. sunshine and light winds and even though it's only in the low 50s it feels good. you can get a sunburn this time of year even though it's not that warm. 52 here in the district and lov

the brothers drove to police station and with a 40 caliber handgun, michael ward allegedly directly shot at at least seven different police officers, also firing at an ambulance and passing cars. the detective making it clear on the stand that elisha and maleic malik ford agreed to drive while their brother allegedly attacked the police officers. closer to a trial. we are set up in just minutes. we should hear from the state's chief.y and the police they will be speaking. my colleague brad bell is here. he will have a full story this evening. also follow him on twitter. thank you for the update. coming up -- >> i waited until the next morning hoping a truck anybody, anything would go by. an unbelievable survival story. how a 72-year-old woman lost her nine days survived. plus, wild weather down south. the huge hail that felt and the damage it caused. plus, doug is back with a look at our own weather. but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footpri

leon: you are looking now is live of pictures from baltimore where police are still trying to clear tv stationf following a bomb threat there. very strange situation. police say a man wearing an animal costume, it may have been a panda suit and a surgical mask made the bomb threat early this afternoon. he eventually was shot by a sniper when he refused to comply with police orders. on the suspect's body police found chocolate bars wrapped in foil and connected the wires and something that looked like a motherboard they say. the suspect now is in the hospital in condition. maureen: intense fire at the height of last year's baltimore riot turned a senior center under construction in charred ruins. year later the person who started the fire is still at large. the bureau of alcohol, fast firearms and explosives sent a reminder that this and other cases from the riot remain unsolved. a $10,000 reward is offered in each case. leon: is it supposed to give police a nonlethal option. in most cases that is what stun guns do. however, since 2009 four of the 11 deaths involving the police use of stun guns

until san francisco's top cop least, activists promising a hunger strike outside the mission police station. but police chief greg suhr isn't the only leader under fire. kpix 5's cate caugiran live outside the mission police department and cate, one activist actually threatened mayor lee? >> reporter: yes, allen. he certainly made sure to let mayor lee know he is not welcome in his neighborhood. now, we have heard protestors call for chief suhr's resignation since mario woods was shot and killed by police officers in the bayview in december but this time it's a little bit different. protestors are not chanting in front of city hall. they are not marching down market street. instead, they are here in front of the mission police station standing still and starving. with chairs water bottles and poster boards, this group camps out in front of the mission police station vowing to eat nothing but san francisco police chief greg suhr's badge on a platter. >> those people who were shot and killed, their blood is on the hands of chief suhr and we're not saying that our blood is in the hands of chie

. >> right now outside the mission district police station, protesters are entering the fourth day of their hunger strike, living only on water and getting weaker by the day. one protester already passed out. >> they tell our anne makovec, it's a small price to pay to get rid of the police chief. >> dent let us -- don't let us die. don't let us faint. >> reporter: on day four of a hunger strike outside the mission police station, this group has grown from five to seven. >> what does it feel like to not eat for 92 hours? >> it's a process. your body goes through things you haven't felt before. >> reporter: they're calling for the resignation of san francisco police chief greg sure or mayor ed lee, all to call attention to what they see as fatal racism by police. >> we're not willing to sacrifice another life of someone innocently killed. we said we'll sacrifice ourselves. >> reporter: some of the killings they point to, mario woods who was shot and killed by bayview police in december. he was carrying a knife and refused to drop it. alex nieto was killed two years ago. he was armed wit

they don't work. >> reporter: this police station operates around it. the strikers come in for the rest rooms but otherwise stay outside. passersby navigate around their camp. two women joined the group. >> for as long as it takes. >> reporter: they admit going without food is tough. >> yesterday was challenging. >> just be here for as long as we need to be here. >> reporter: they say a few of them collapsed but recovered. >> we care about this. so we are not going to stop. >> reporter: they hope their action triggers dialogue and soon. >> come talk to us. come see us. are you a cowered? >> reporter: the department is rewriting its policies on use of forth and there is talk -- force and there is talk of tasers for officers. the changes are not enough for this group of protesters. >> they are outside the front doors of the station. have officers had any discussions with them? >> reporter: well, the captain has come out and met with them and that has been cordial. he had concerns about blocking the sidewalks, because you can see they are sleeping here. th

. >> reporter: right here in front of the mission police station in san francisco, you can see the small behind me. five people are refusing to eat. this is a protest that could go on for weeks. >> i come to you as a son of san francisco that is fighting for justice. >> reporter: a rapper is leading a small group on a hunger strike outside the mission police station. >> i'll stay out here for however long it takes, months. >> reporter: they say one of two things will end their protest, the resignation of san francisco police chief greg suhr or mayor ed lee. otherwise they plan to stay until they collapse from malnutrition all to call attention to what they say is racism in the san francisco police department. >> we are seeking justice for people in san francisco. >> reporter: some of the killings they point to, 26-year- old mario woods, who was shot dozens of times by bayview police in december. woods was carrying a knife and refused to drop it. 28-year-old alex nieto killed by police two years ago armed with a taser police thought was a gun. and most recently police shot and killed luis

next thing she remembers being at a police station in new jersey. >> i was in my habit in handcuffs. >> right. >> i'm a nun. i was in handcuffs. >> right. >> i was not -- i wouldn't say -- i was so upset. >> sister miller cannot remember anything about her arrest captured in the video. she has a history of sleepwalking and arthritic condition she takes medicine for. it's very painful and keeps her from sleeping so she drinks wine to help her get some rest. that november night she took an ambien. upon stopping the car, speech slurred, eyes droopy and smelled alcohol. they said she failed a field sobriety test. this is what sister miller remembers saying to officers once they took her to the police station. >> i asked him where i was. i asked him what time it was. >> reporter: right now, an expert is on the stand questioned about the possible impact of the medication she was taken. we're going to go back inside and bring you the verdict once it becomes available. >> eighth grader is in trouble with police for allegedly stabbing a classmate with a pair of scissors. nbc 10 was there as o

i've even asked for them to put in a substation, even though we have a police station one block away, i asked that they could they just put police cars sitting in areas and that way it would deter some of these individuals that are so bold to come out into our community and shoot and here we are again. >> reporter: how violent is this stretch? right here. knox place, hartford street, and 24th place has become one of the hottest spots in southeast. it makes no sense. you have seven churches in less than a three-block radius from one another and a police station and yet this is one of the hottest spots in southeast. that makes no sense. it's a can slap in the face to the seven district police stations and the churches and it needs to stop. >> reporter: we have seen a lot of people from the churches and neighbors and when they hear it's a 7-year-old that's shot everyone gets a pained look on their face. this is certainly terrible news and something that is upsetting the neighborhood and certainly the anc commissioner as well. we'll keep following it and have more for you tonight at 11. >

. >> look at the continues moments at the santa clara police station.he bomb squad was called to debt state a pipe bomb. we were identified the police station as the bomb robot removed a small metal cylinder. police found it when they represented a drug suspect. the device is the size of a manner but it could have done serious damage. >> parents will descend on the state capital in sacramento a show of support for a proposed gun bill. it is aimed at preventing workplace shootings like last year's deadly rampage. the bill sponsored by san francisco assemblyman would, sand the scope of gun violence restraining orders allowing an employer, co-worker or mental health workinger to file a motion against someone they believe could cause trouble. >> north carolina's controversial lgbt law has now taken center stage in the race for 2016. we explain how it is creating an even bigger divide between the republican presidential candidates. >> donald trump is not changing just yet. >> we are winning by a lot, we are kicking [ blank ]. >> he said he has to stay tough

i know there's a police station at the b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police told us off camera officers patrol station property but are not always inside. police are investigating the robbery and will review security footage. last january, a gunman shot and killed a 19-year-old man in west oakland. some cameras may have been decoys and did not record the crime. the suspect is still at large. this mom is glad her son was not hurt. >> we'll have to find other means of him traveling. >> reporter: cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> the bay area is about to heat up. today was mild with partially clear skies. tonight is chilly. >> current temperatures right now from napa to oakland, just in the mountains, you see the temperatures to the west are in the low 50s. to the east of the line with clear skies, temperatures are on the mild side. early morning hours on your sunday, we'll have those low clouds pushing inland. we'll start our sunday with mainly cloudy skies. major changes are headed our way. high pressure is going to build just to the east and that's goin

there's a police station at the bart station. >> reporter: part police say officers patrol station property but north always inside. police are investigating the robbery some will review any security camera footage, but at this point there are few leads. last january a gunman shot and killed a man on a bart train in west oakland. some camera may have been decoys and did not record the crime the suspect is still at large. this mom is glad her son was not hurt. >> have to find other means of him traveling. >> reporter: mom says no more bart trips for now. abc7~news. >> the buy area is about to heat up. today was mild with partially clear skies. tonight it's chilly but don't get used to that cooler weather. meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. hi, drew. >> coming off of a really nice spring day across the region. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera showing you fair amount of sunshine now giving way to cloud cover along the coast. not cooling temperatures along the coast. san francisco, half moon bay, mid-50s. you move inland, with total sunshine, and antioch, 79.

a mile away when the suspects ditched the car.edc ironically just across the street from the police station. we spoke to witnesses who saw part of the chase.rt >> when they -- when i seen the cops running, they had had their guns out and then i seen s another cop come up with theirpr gun out and they were trying trn to get into the store. sre >> i saw a police officer sorter of run up to the door, push it p slowly as if something wasethi happening and then momentsom later ran out and got in thehe car and chased off. >> reporter: we spoke to a woman who lives in the neighborhood. she said she saw the suspectaw jump out of that van and says as large trash bag filled with what looked like small boks. b police arrested the two t suspects and they're waitingnd t to be charged. reporting in hyattsvillesv alexandria limon fox5 local l news. news. >> police officers are areof standing together put a stopatop to illegal dirt bikes and atv's on area roads. fox5's matt ackland is live is e in northwest with the new pushew to strengthen laws and seize sei illegal bikes.likes. matt. >> reporter: hi, ton

there's a police station at the bart station. >> reporter: part police say officers patrol station property but north always inside. police are investigating the robbery some will review any security camera footage, but at this point there are few leads. last january a gunman shot and killed a man on a bart train in west oakland. some camera may have been decoys and did not record the crime the suspect is still at large. this mom is glad her son was not hurt. >> have to find other means of him traveling. >> reporter: mom says no more bart trips for now. abc7~news. >> the buy area is about to heat up. today was mild with partially clear skies. tonight it's chilly but don't get used to that cooler weather. meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. hi, drew. >> coming off of a really nice spring day across the region. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera showing you fair amount of sunshine now giving way to cloud cover along the coast. not cooling temperatures along the coast. san francisco, half moon bay, mid-50s. you move inland, with total sunshine, and antioch, 79.

the shot killing officer colson during that exchange of gunfire in front of the district three police station. coming up on news4 at 5:00, more developments from inside of today's preliminary hearing and we hear from the ford family. in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> running for cover as the roof comes crashing down. incredible video as mother nature strikes. >>> and a nice afternoon today. a little cool, and notice another frost advisory around the region. we'll talk about the cold start for our day tomorrow and show you when things really start to get nice. >>> tax time means time for scammers. "first at 4," a new warning that could keep some money in your pocket and out of the hands of thieves. >>> new at 4:00, the irs is seeing a huge spike in e-mail scams this year, and criminals are trying to use the april 18th tax deadline to get your information. the scammers often pretend to be from the irs, from tax companies, or they pose as state revenue workers. they may e-mail you trying to looking link. they may threaten to arrest you or deport you or revoke your driver's licens

maureen: it happened near garfield elementary school two blocks from the seventh district police station. police say quick thinking by the girl's father who put pressure on her wound likely saved his daughter's life. leon: dozen of howard university students rallied against sexual assault today. >> it's on us to be the difference. leon: this was the scene as the protest there comes a few weeks after students began voicing concerns about how the school ha some say they worry a focus on athletics, creek organizations and other groups create organization hostile to victims of sexual violence. >> the frustration and the anger we feel are real. the reasons behind it are valid. leon: the student accused in the recent rape case banned from campus for violating the code of conduct. the u.s. attorney office will decide whether or not to file charges going forward. a top law enforcement official arrested for allegedly beating his wife. the sheriff of anne arundel county is now facing an assault charge. kevin lewis tells us what led to the altercation. >> you would be proud to know the callous allo

how many are taken to a police station? when are people taken to a police station? what is the practice? sorry, i -- >> please, answer. >> so the only test that's done on site is the preliminary test, which is not admissible in court. the blood tests are done at a medical facility, either by a doctor or nurse. the breath tests are done at usually a police station or a jail or some place where they have the chemical breath tests. >> thank you, counsel. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. i would like to follow up on some of the questions of the practicality of search warrants in these situations. and having grown up 20 miles from the north dakota border and attending college in the fargo area, i'm very familiar with what the realities are in the rural area. and yes, it may be possible to get a search warrant in every case. but if that's what this court is going to require, in minnesota, we're going to be doing warrants and blood draws in every case. and that is not what this court wants. >> but why? >> because why would i now as a police officer cause any

they are holding a demonstration outside the mission police station at noon. today marks day 10 for the hunger strikers who initially focused on police shootings but now they are protesting racist text messages between officers. protesters try to for san francisco's police chief to step down. the rally comes as another san francisco police officer is arrested. 29-year-old lied on a form considered a felony and the veteran is suspended without pay following an internal affairs investigation. >>> the brother of the san bernardino shooter at two russian women are doing federal court in los angeles june. they were arrested after raids in southern california this week on charges of marriage fraud. site farouk and his wife and her sister were released on bail. attorney assist they are not linked to the shooting in december. >>> car bombing in southeastern baghdad killed 21 people and wounded 42 others. the attack targeted pilgrims and other security officials say the attack targeted an open- air market. isis claiming responsibility for the attack this morning. >>> in

so, you fee supervisors who have your heart in the right place, could you please go to the police station and do something about it? they are lowing laying down their lives because the police bill of rights allow policeman to shoot and kill and ask questions later. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon president breed and supervisors. [singing]. you ask your red corvette, affordable housing mess. fix it up all the best. we'll put you the test. we'll be your housing affordable guest. i'm glad this historic item met. [singing]. protect us from the construction dust and make it right not wrong. please make us strong and from the dust and make us strong. we don't want to make another one gone and another gone and make us strong from the construction dust. [single] occd advisory committee pick a good one going away baby for affordable city and you will be to [inaudible] we are going to keep moving on. go [single] somewhere over the city hall rainbow, affordable housing flies. it flies over the city hall and it won't make us giv

so, i went to the police station twice, one to make the report and the second time to get my casing so i knew i had to get a relief signed by the police so i could take my car out of impoundment, we went there, i showed them my i.d., my wife showed them my license and they said go sit down and wait. everything was going fine at that point. so, we continued in that space waiting for whatever dock ms needed to be processed, i remember i was eating some kind of seed but there was no garbage can around so i got up and i exited that space to look for a garbage can and i saw two agents, whatever, i didn't owe anything to anybody so i didn't pay mind to it, i walked about 20 to 25 step and is then i saw -- i noticed they were following me, i came back and they were following me, when i came back in that space, i told my wife, something strange is happening, these officers are following me and she said, don't worry, don't pay any attention to that, at some point, the two officers came in, they told me to stand up and they told me i was going to be detained. my wife said, what's going on, she s

embarrassment to the 7th district that this could continue to happen one block away from the police stationthis should be an aembarrassment and it needs to stop. >> reporter: all three shooting victims are expected to be okay. >> tonight the prince george's county fire department is coping with the loss of one of their own. john ulmschneider was shot to death while he responded to a welfare call at a home in temple hills. his partner was critically hurt. there's still questions surrounding the shooting and whether the gunman will face charges. fox 5's al exand ra limon has the story. >> we lived our worse nightmare. this is a situation a fire ems never expects to find himself in. we prepare for it, we train for it but we never really expect that we're going to be here. >> reporter: the prince george's county law enforcement community once again finding themselves investigating a case in which one of 37-year-old john ulmschneider a paramedic and firefighter was killed friday night. the man used a handgun to shoot at first responders who were entering his home believing he was having a medica

station. metro says orange line trains currently passing the stopped while police investigating what's happened. this is video from a few weeks ago where 15-year-old davonte washington were shot on the train platform at the same station and for what's happening now authorities will only say a person was stabbed. no word on their condition or if anyone is in custody. we have a crew on the way to the scene and hope to have a live report as soon as we get there. >>> thanks for joining us i'm andrea roane. it's down to the wire for noah's law the anti-drunk driver build name for the fallen police officer noel liotta. the deadline to pass it is fast approaching and nicky burdine joins us to explain. >> reporter: in the month since noel liotta was hit and killed by a drunk driver supporters have rallied to get noah's law past and now the deadline is here. lawmakers have until midnight tonight to make a decision. >> they will be killing more peopin should be the final version. last-minute changes to the bill like a punitive damage provision made it weaker. >> these things should not be happening. we a

stoppers. >>> developing in jersey citying as suspect accused of stealing a car is in the front of a police station. officers tried to pull over the suspect after they say he stole the car from a nearby parking lot. he crashed in to a police cruiser and other parked cars in front of the jersey city south district precinct. the drive ran out of the car when engine caught fire and later caught. one officer was hurt but expected to be okay. >>> a 32 year old man is dead after four nypd officers shot him sunday morning. police say they approached the man after they noticed he had an open container in queens. family identified the man as george tillman from maryland. tillman ran from police when officers closed in, they say he reached for his gun prompting them to open fire. . >> this is a very quiet neighborhood. knot like this has ever happened here. not as far as long as i have been here. run after he had been shot. they tell eye witness news the father of 5 was visiting new york for a family celebration. . the final countdown is on, polls open in less than 24 hours in new york for a primary contest

in 2012 they lost one of their own when officer brad fox was killed not far from this police station. that's why this cause is all the more important to them. they caught up with the motor vehicles. but the bicycle is what they're doing. >> we're honoring the fallen officer os testify past year. >> every year during police week thousands of officers meet and bike to washington, d.c., together. this year like years past plymouth township police will have police on those bikes making trip. >> 80 miles a day. it's a pretty emotional experience and it's very physically demanding. >> the starting point is in reading and they will bike for three straight days. plymouth has one of the largest groups in the ride of bikers but they're also adding motorcycle riders. and the funds they need, it's big. each biker must raise $1,500. the money will fund the ride and go back to the families left behind. camps for the kids of fallen officers is one of the programs. not just for the families but the departments who suffer an irreplaceable loss. something that plymouth knows all about. in 2012 officer

he brought me to the police station. the four tires were in the police station.me, at the police sergeant. didn't say anything. my dad walked out. could i cry at the story. >> that's a good dad. a good dad. >> but why would i want to get in any trouble? >> you've never been really punished? you've never been a bad girl? >> are you kidding? >> a bad girl in a good way. like a fun bad girl. not like a get punished bad girl. >> i went to all girls private catholic school. ask them. a very good girl. i didn't get punished. i didn't want to upset my parents. >> i'll start with you. tracy asks, what television show do you watch as a guilty pleasure? what would surprise us? >> that violence show amazing. it is a rough show. it is pretty bad. i don't watch any of that. my guilty pleasure is walking re that show. >> i thought you watched homeland. >> tanls question. >> i watched the bachelor a long time ago. i like the same shows. i'm very loyal. i like scandal, gray's anatomy. you and i used to watch lost. now i watch billions. i'm a little bit behind. i have to watch th

release of the text messages add fuel to a protest, this is still out in front of the san francisco police station. they are on a hunger strike. to making demands and they will not eat until their demands are met. >> reporter: a group of five started the hunger straight back -- last thursday. it continues to grow. it is the sixth day, protesters plan to continue fasting until the police chief is fired or at least, steps down per >> that would be justice for the city park -- for the city. >> they are not household names. we need these names to be household names so people know what is going on in san francisco. >> reporter: their bodies are starting to feel the effects of no nutrition. they donate liquids to them. >> i have not felt hunger in two and half days. my body hurts, my body is weak, it is the spirit that is not allowing us to eat food. >> reporter: alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> over in sunnyvale, they will receive additional assistance from the county. it happened at the twin pines manor apartment complex, during a meeting held today, a unanimous vote moved to assist 166 victims who were

turns out that was a bad decision that's because theyy ended up right across the street from a police station officers arrested the men.. earlier we spoke with neighbors who watched some when i seen the cops running,run they had their guns up and then i seen another cop come up withp their gun out and they were trying to get in the store. i saw a police officer run up tp the store, approach it slowly al if something was happening andni then moments later ran out. police tell us the van the men used in their brief get away was stolen.st the d.c. medical examiner's office is now full aaccreditted and that's a big deal. the reason now, the department has been dealing with accreditation problems. today reporters were even invited inside the facility toac take a closer look at how things are happening now. fox5's jennifer davis joins á] with the story. >>reporter: folks at thet t medical examiner's office agency it's a new era and they invited reporters in.n. it is an boric laid in its own rights but am say it's even more d.c. given how far the officehe has had to come to earn it. when someone di

police asked the protesters not to block the entrance to the station yesterday the protest will continue until they say the police chief is fired or resigned. >> time is 7:07. some new recommendations from the national institute of corrections on how to improve things in santa clara county. it includes more training for jail guards by using force. also using information from surveys and more time out of cells by inmates. three days of observation at the main jail and interviews with employees and administrators. >>> an mri said he suffered a strained leg. he will be reevaluated in two weeks we talked to the oakland team doctor and he said it really is the best news >> once they are sure he can jump and run, either totally pain-free or almost pain-free and doesn't show any signs of instability, he's ready to go. >> the warriors lead two games to one. curry hasn't talked to reporters he did tweet this. thanks for all of the prayers and messages. god is great. all things considered, i'll be all right. they will play the portland trail blazers and the clippers have an injured superstar. they

that end. >> reporter: police are urging citizens to be aware about meet-ups if they don't use a police stationthe daylight hours in a public place where there's others around. >> reporter: and note this. the chief said police are just making a safe place available for transactions. police officers will not get personally involved to settle disputes or other conflicts over what's being sold. news 4. >>> it was a fight in the girl's bathroom. how this ended with the death of a 16-year-old student at a school. >>> a major development in volkswagen's emissions scandal. a deal made the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" ance law and block gun control. but democrat donna edwards said "no" to the nra loophole and stood up to the gun lobby. and she would ban assault weapons. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. working for us pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. but jamie raskin is the only abdemocrat for congress who led the fight for tough