ailrich did call us back and said he made an offer to renee's attorney, but not the offer renee wants. >> i would like to be reimbursed of my money. as stipulated in the contract. >> not what you intended to see when you came into your kitchen? >> absolutely not. >> now renee tyler received an offer, but she would have to agree to seek not to have her story aired. renee declined the offer. she wants all her money without any strings attached. let's talk about ways for you to protect your investment. before you enter into a contract, think twice about paying the full amount up front. you want to think in the rule of thirds. you pay a third when you order, a third mid way through and a third when the job is done. we can't say this enough, do your homework before you allow a company to come into your home. >>> if you want our wusa9 call for action team to help you, you can call us at 301-652- help, or go online to wusa9.com and click the wusa9 call for action link at the top of the page. >>> great advice, lesli. still ahead, we go behind the scenes of "lincoln," for the inspiring story b

he thinks he's finally cracked the puzzle that is renee. me sleeping with dean. - i'm not here to argue about that. - oh, right, because as my life turned to ashes, you just coasted on and forgot all about me. - you don't know anything about my life. - [scoffs] i know that kelly severide is doing just fine. we're done. take me back. open the door. - renee. [buzzer] - dawson, you have absolutely no idea what you're doing, huh? - what are you talking about? - call casey. [sighs] - what the hell? [metal clangs]

the mercy of of the credit bureaus. >> what a nightmare for renee.ou said she caught it, but caught it too late? >> she did. if you get nowhere, contact them directly. they're policing these agents more now than ever. >> in the meantime, you made calls for renee, will they look at her report again? >> they said they would and they'd get back to us. >> paul a thanks. much more ahead, air rage on the rise. you'll remember this passenger here, duct-taped by the crew and passengers. tonight the newest case, this baby allegedly hit in the face by a passenger. tonight we ask, what is going on? >>> later tonight, behind the scenes at the dance as we ask, will her "silver linings playbook" lead to gold? hey, it's me, progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people switched to me last year, saving an average of $475. [sigh] it feels good to help people save... with great discounts like safe driver, multicar, and multipolicy. so call me today. you'll be gla

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rene?: well, you know the folks on board that ship, they definitely need this, the bad weather, that's essentially delayed their arrival for a few hours here. when they come in, they will be coming into the terminal that you see behind me. last night one official says the weather got so bad at one point, the ship was swaying back and forth with the waves. just another bad night for these passengers. the triumph cruise ship is inching ever closer to land. families are gathered in mobile, alabama to welcome loved ones home from a dream vacation that became a nightmare. >> it was supposed to be like a bachelorette party kind of deal. i don't think it turned out that well. >> reporter: the trouble on carnival trium of started on sunday when the fire broke out in the engine room that caused the electrical system to go out. that meant no engine power and no air conditioning. right now aboard the ship more than 3,000 passengers, a thousand crew members and a handful of working restaurants. >> we'r

as rene marsh reports, those thousands of passengers are all headed home now, more than a week after an engine turned their vacation into a nightmare. >> reporter: the first buses carrying triumph's passengers arrived back in galveston, texas friday. more than a week after the cruise ship departed on its ill- faded tour. many are returning home with pictures they never imagined capturing. camping on the decks, sweeping on the -- sleeping on the floor, toilets that didn't flush, trash piling u these are the memories the passengers are trying to forget. >> we were just out there. now i realize it's like oh, my god. i can't believe that. >> reporter: while passengers try to move on from the nightmare, the triumph is moving on to a nearby boat yard for repairs. marking the end of this disastrous voyage. passengers cheered and waved thursday night as the disabled boat limped into the port of mobile. others hung signs like this one reading "sweet home alabama" celebration after days of unsanitary conditions and power outages. before passengers disembarked, the ceo offered this -- >> we pri

go ahead, renee. >> reporter: good morning, martin.ce this all began, we can tell you that nearly 5,000 flights have been canceled. and we're seeing the ripple effect here at reagan national airport this morning. i want to check out the boards and look at the situation. new york, canceled. you can see the situation doesn't look very good for those going to new york, portland, maine, canceled. a total of 83 arrivals and departures canceled today out of dca. the majority of those flights, i can tell you, it is because of weather situations here. now, as far as the airports go and those areas that are really hard hit, we do know that many of the airlines say they'd like to resume those flights starting today. we also know that in really, really bad areas like your bostons, we're not going to see any kind of activity until maybe about sunday. now, here at reagan national, we got a chance to speak to some people who know firsthand. some of these people have spent the night here because they are stuck. we met one man who is trying to get to

rene marsh joins us from mobile, alabama. rene. >> reporter: you know what, they are certainly happy. not only that it's oaf they are back on land, you can see the ship right behind me there. they all came in in the wee hours of the morning and i can tell you nobody on this cruise ship at this point thank goodness for that. they are all either resting or heading home. and they are sharing their story. the cruise ship nightmare is over and all passengers are off the carnival triumph. as the ship made its way into the port of mobile, passengers cheered and waved. others hung signs like this one sweet home alabama. celebration after days of unsanitary conditions and power outages. before passengers disembarked the ceo of carnival offered this apology. >> we pride ourselves in providing our guests with a great vacation experience. clearly we failed. >> reporter: as more than 3,000 passengers made their way off the ship, some vented their frustration. >> there are a lot of unhappy people on this ship. a lot. because of the conditi

pam back to you. >> thank you rene marsh. mobile, alabama. certainly a lot of happy people this morning. >>> time is 6:42. christopher dorner confirmed to be dead but what about that million dollar reward put up to capture him? will anybody get it? who will make the final decision. >>> we are live in san jose where two men are at the hospital after being shot in a drive by shooting. i just spoke with the family. >>> good morning. northbound 280 downtown san jose that looks pretty good as you drive into the valley. we'll tell you more about the traffic trouble spots around the bay. >>> clear skies. expect for a tiny bit of fog. that won't last long. it's very mild for some along the coast. sunny and warmer today. 60s and low to mid 70s. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at the top stories we're following for you right now at 6:45. new reports that a thousand people were hurt in central russia when parts of a ten ton meteorite crashed to earth. it caused a sonic boom, and shattered windows and damaged several hundred b

rene marsh reporting live for us right in the middle of it all.n't know that i ever heard of this, seriously the victory parade stuck in traffic. >> reporter: they are. you know what, the fans, they are being very patient. you hear the music. there's a party going on. i'm sitting in joe flacco's hum v, this is the hum v he will be in when he goes through the parade rout. this is the good man that will drive him. we have members from the 175th maryland's national air guard. they are here as well. you know what, a little fun fact, they do all of those fly overs at the home games. this is the float. we will have players on this float as well. you hear the music. city hall, they are blaring it's getting hot in here. you know there's a party. soon we will see the mayor of baltimore as well as the governor walk through those doors there. they will address the crowd, of course the crowd is waiting for the players. the fans are waiting for the players. they are fired up. are you guys fired up? >> i'm ready for the purple love, baby. >> reporter: they are

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i want to go to renee more, in washington. renee, before we get to what doctors are saying about this, give met back story. >> that's right. you know, this is -- imagine being on this plane, so scary to hear the details here. the flight was midair when the pilot essentially passed out. there were 116 people on the plane and five crew members as well. again, that plane now because the pilot passed out had to make an emergency landing at portland international airport in oregon. at that point when that pilot passed out, we understand that the co-pilot had to take over the controls. this co-pilot has been with alaska airlines for some 11 years now. so he took over the controls. meantime, passengers who were on that plane said that they saw attendants running up the aisles. they ran quickly to the cockpit and then another passenger said when the cockpit door opened, they witnessed the crew members laying that pilot down on the ground and they started to treat the pilot. luckily there was a doctor who happened to be on board of tha

what happened there, renee?, we, my husband and i we were scheduled to take a shuttle to new orleans with everyone and take a flight today, at 3:45 from new orleans back to houston where we live but after we discussed it and i talked to family members we just felt like we didn't want them in control anymore. we felt --. bill: where are you now then, renee? >> we're in alabama. we just rented our car. and we ended up taking a cab last night to a hotel that my sister reserved for us five minutes away. bill: that's sweet. sorry, renee, where is home? >> home is houston. bill: when will you get there? >> we should be there in about eight hours. bill: i got you. we just rented our car. bill: the golden question is whether or not you would do it again. >> never again. bill: would you and your husband do it? >> never again. my 12-year-old daughter said something to me before we left. she said, mommy, why are you going on a cruise? crazy things happen on those ships. bill: what is your child's name? >> adri a na. bill:

renee marsh, at reagan for me. renee? >> reporter: that's right, brooke.at reagan national airport. let's look again. actually the number of cancellations have picked up since the last time we spoke here. it depends where you're going. there are flights leaving reagan, but if you're going to new york, going to boston, going to rhode island, you're really in bad luck at that point. we can tell you that total at this point, arrivals and departures as far as cancellations go from reagan, the total right now is about 140. that number has gone up a bit since we last spoke. this line, there was one, earlier, and we spoke to a bunch of people who they were actually on their flight, they were seated. they had their seat belts on and that is when the message came on that they're flight had been canceled, so we spoke to a lot of people earlier today, and which they were trying to figure out what are they going to for the next three days because that's what a lot of the airline workers were telling them, is that, look, you won't be able to get to your destination at

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let's get this program started with a beach blanket babylon with an original song and let's welcome renÉeon. ♪ ♪ to keep you clean is why we gather here. it's time for us to care. that's why i'll help our mayor to polish every street with one big giant sweep. oh, whistle why while you work. and carefully together we'll show our pride. just like the giants we will triumph but there's work to do. no litering so make sure you pick up your trash. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so whistle while you work. we must work hard to reach our goal keep san francisco beautiful. just work don't be a quiter. keep our city all a glitter. san francisco. open your golden gate you've let no stranger wait outside your door. san francisco here is you're wondering one saying i'll litter no more. others loose only make me love you best. so listen everybody i have one request. clean up the mess. san francisco. welcome me home again. i'm coming home to leave no more. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> did you all enjoy that? let's go mustangs. that's right keep that energy going. of course, the cheerleaders are right in there. keep that energy your enthusiasm an

. >>> además en arizona avanza la petición para que liberen a rené meza, que podría ser deportado eny un gigante acuático en peligro de extinción. >>> y sabremos por qué es el pez de agua dulce más grande y codiciado de las américa, ya regresamos ♪. ♪. >>> gracias por continuar con nosotros en el noticiero univisión >>> vamos a contarles la historia de un pexz le llaman pirarucú, tiene boca grande, está en uno de los ríos más caudalosos del mundo, pero su principal característica es su tamaño, juan carlos aguiar fue al amazonas y esperó muchas horas para poder mostrarnos este gigante del amazonas >>> recorrer el amazonas es fascinante por el contraste de la naturaleza con el mundo moderno, un gigantesco río que divide a sudamérica en dos, en sus orillas selvas vírgenes, y bajo el agua, el pirarucú el más grande pez de las américas. >>> la pesca de este especimen es muy difícil. >>> pero aún así, muchos salen en búsqueda del gigante de la región. >>>ppara nosotros es el símbolo del amazonas, es el más grande que hay aquí. >>> pero a veces no pareciera que protegen su símbolo, el pirar

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of course, fine at destination for many of those folks, galveston, texas. >> rene marsh, thank you, rene plan to fly out of san francisco international airport this weekend, delays are possible. one of the main runways will be closed down for upgrades at 10:00 tonight and remain closed until 8:00 monday morning. that could cut air traffic from 60 aircraft an hour to just 30 an hour. the temporary runway closure is just so the crews can take care of federally-required upgrades. >>> 8:39 exactly. want to check in with sal. see what's happening in walnut creek, sal. >> we still have the traffic problem on 680 at lawarner. things have improved. they moved it off the shoulder. traffic is getting better. this there is a little bit of a backup. if this were another day, we would be backed up into concord at this point. so we would have something good going for us trafficwise. let's go out to the toll plaza -- i'm sorry, 880, first of all, before we go to the toll plaza. we have a little bit of slow traffic there. if you are driving to the toll plaza, it's light. this is 880 farther south. the d

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. >> thank you renee we do have some public comment. >> commissioners my name is francisco and i'm here to make a few comments about this celebration the one-hundred and 50 years that the port has been here. first and for most you must remember that all this land from california and san francisco and not california and it's totality but san francisco belongs to - the director is monique is sensitive to this issue so therefore somewhere we have to factor our respect to the first speaker so their san franciscans. secondly, the national park service can aid you all in giving some respect to the buffalo soldiers our black soldier who were here the 9 and tentacle very all of them stations at the prey side but who used the facilities over here. the coast guard captain i do have a few photos of him. commissioners the 7.5 mile area that you see here is public trust land. and many people do not like to study the language that goes into the public trust land. this land belongs to all californians. and therefore we have to reach in some measure, you know, there are some tv stations in sacramento t

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and yasser arafat took mel gibson to task and also took renee zellweger to task. took the school newspaper at at high school to task. really, really haitz anti-semitism. some of those seem like an overreyak but he feels like he is standing up for a group whenever he feels they are unfairly ma lined. >> assemblyman dove dressed up for a party dressed up in blackface makeup, an afro wig and an orange jersey. [ laughter ] >> jon: what? >> not that it really matters but that is poorly done blackface. he doesn't look like a basketball player but a jew that went on a cruise without a hair product. what possible excuse do you have for do this? >> it was purim. it's when people get dressed up and try to look different and try to be different. >> jon: really, purim. what it's purim. everyone knows on purim you get to be racist. [ laughter ] black history what now? i'm sorry i interrupted you. you were digging a deeper hole. >> on purim people dress up as arabs. everything you can imagine. >> jon: that's not helping. it's purim. you are going to have black guys, arabs the w

renee mcfarland was shot just hours after heresies' attended -- her sister attended the president's speech. >> every time think about the way my child died, she didn't deserve it. she did not deserve that. >> police say the teen was visiting family in north chicago when she was shot in an alley. a memorial has been set up in the spot where she lost her life. >> they are warning americans to be careful at one of peru's most favorite site. they announced peruvian terrorists may have time to be connected to a rebel group known as the shining path. peru began a crackdown against their cocaine operation. >> time now 4:47 we might be expecting lighter traffic on that, let's have more on that with sal castaneda. sal, you can't imitate me now. >> good morning everybody i think we are going to have a lighter day, which is good, it might be nice to watch the news, my voice is taking a holiday, this is 880 westbound as you get out to mcarthur maze, no major problems into the maze and also the morning commute looks good, westbound, not a bad commute, i don't want to make it seem like nobody is off, st

renee is too. alicia trained in columbia maryland.al time in and spend time with the artistic director. he's very special. only the third person to ever lead the company. the company started way back in 1958. now in its 55th year. how much it has really participated in throughout the years and what it's meant not only for black dancers but the dance community in general and how do you go on about carrying on that legacy and the most important information which is how do you get tickets to any of the shows going on here through sunday. >> that's what we want to know, holy. thanks. >> time now to say good morning to today's facebook fan of the day. tina mae brown. thank you tina for watching. we appreciate it. >> that does it for the 6:00 hour. >> now, let's send it over to allison and tony. happy wednesday. >> happy hump day. thank you very much. coming up on fox 5 morning news. under attack. >> a routine call ends with one dc police officer stabbed in the back while another opens fire. we have an update on the officer's condition and

renee marsh in washington. thanks for that.g in cnn legal contributor paul callen and joey jackson joins me now want i want to take the "n" word out of it for a sec here. can you hit someone else's kid? how much trouble is he in? the answer is no. what are you thinking. you can't do it and he's charged with simple assault. it's an offensive harmful contact or conduct with someone without their consent. he faces up to a year in jail. i suspect it will be resolved for significantly less than that, john. >> i said take the "n" word out of it. let's not take it out of it. how much does that exacerbate the legal issue? >> he's only charged with a misdemeanor assault. in a lot of other states this would be viewed as a hate crime. he's only charged with a misdemeanor. so the use of the word goes to motive, but it won't make it a worse charge. >> as the mother of the baby says, the man smelled of alcohol and was drinking during the flight. what kind of factor is that? >> i think in the civil case later on, you have to wonder how was th

was raised in a family that went to church every sunday >> jannel renee conway allen was a foster child, today, police read a statement fromsv her foster family. >> in our hearts we can say goodbye to sweet jannel, we love you so much, we always will. may you find peace forever, we'll always, always love you. >> funeral arrangements for jannel have not yet been disclosd. >> a potential terrorist attack prevent today when federal agents arrest aid san jose man they say was plolt tok blow up a bank in the east bay in in sm sort of an attempt to trigger a civil war in the united states this, bank of america branch in oakland was the target. officials say they arrested a 29-year-old from san jose after he tried to activate a car bomb in front of the bampblg. an nib agent helped design something that looks like a bomb but waits harmless. experts say all terror schemes need to be taken seriously. >> he thought et he had a goal. he wasn't going to be detered and talked about after being successful, he'd go to xuccessful, he'd go to taliban or al qaeda. >> he has been charged with attempted use