. >> rochelle panicked, rushes to the door, only to discover the hallway is filled with smoke. >> my daughter yelled, we're going to die. there were no emergency lights in the hallway, so it was pitch black, and i wasn't confident that in smoky conditions with my daughter and myself upset that i could make it. >> so rochelle makes a tough decision. staying in the room is their best hope. >> i said, you know what sona? the fire department is here. let's wait. they'll put out the fire and we'll walk down the stairs. >> turns out, it's the right choice. for many at the hotel, there would be no way out. the hotel has no sprinklers, no smoke detectors and no working fire alarms. and worse yet, the emergency exits are locked to prevent guests from sneaking out without paying. this fire is the worst hotel fire in thailand's history. in all, 91 died. 80 are injured. but now about 30 minutes after the fire breaks out, rochelle and sona are still stuck in their hotel room fighting smoke and darkness and trying to let someone, anyone know they're up there in need of rescue. >> by that time, the

aim rochelle carey. a funding bill that defunds healthcare reform. senate is debating the bill right now. the deal has to be made by monday to avoid a government shutdown. secretary kerry will sit down with a high-level meeting with iran to talk about the nuclear program. the meeting is scheduled for 4:00 eastern this afternoon. >>> and interpol has issued an international alert for the woman known as the white widow. she's the widow of one of the london bombers, seven o seven, n attack, and it happened in 2005. >>> the investigation into jpmorgan chase and it's role in the crash is heating up. the justice department this morning, meeting with the attorney general, eric holder. the talks are about a possible $11 billion payout by jpmorgan, including $4 billion for consumers who lost money on bad mortgage backed securities. >>> blackberr committed to its f blackberry. some at wal-mart are concerned. >>> talking about climate change, you can picture national disasters, but in many places, resources are simply drying up with devastating consequences. in

rochelle ritchie is there and has the dramatic new video and information about alexis. rochelle? >> reporter: well, kai. fbi officials say the gunman in this case, aaron alexis, believed he was being controlled by electromagnetic waves. he started working at the navy yard, as a contractor, just a week before carrying out this massacre. >> reporter: this video released by the fbi showed 34- year-old aaron alexis, pulling into the parking garage of the washington navy yard, after passing through a security gate. he walks through the front door of the building, with his backpack of weapons and ammunition assembled his remington 870 in the bathroom, comes out armed and ready to kill. we can say that the remington 870 shotgun had been altered with a sawed-off barrel and stock. purple tucket tape covered the- - duct tape covered the end of the stock. >> reporter: the 31-second video shows alexis looking into the doorway for victims, then making his way to another floor. in the video, you see him hiding behind a wall, before running towards people in the background. >> two of the fbi re

rochelle.ou are here today suing your good friend, is that correct. >> over $210. >> yes. >> why would that be. >> alicia owes me for concert tickets we bought. we were supposed to see her favorite act and she wanted front row tickets. so the total price was $420. the plan was for us to meet 7:30 outside of the gate and she was going to pay me back the money then. i got there at 7:30. >> that's not correct. no. that is not true, your honor. >> why is it not true? >> first of all it was her idea to buy the tickets. me, being her friend and she's just a single person. she doesn't have anybody in her family. she doesn't have any family members out here and i befriended her. she was talking about how she wanted to see this artist perform. >> that's not true. >> what do you mean she's just a single person. >> i just moved to town six years ago. >> she doesn't have family out here. >> we work in the same place and she became my friend. >> you have been friends for six years. >> about six years. >> is

>> welcome to aljazeera, i'm rochelle carey, and here are some of the stories we're following for you. countdown to a shutdown, congress debates the budget. meeting face-to-face. and john kerry gets set for high-level talks with iran. >>> interpol, the alert for the british woman known as white widow. >> washington is counting down for the potential government shutdown. congress has just four days to agree on a bill to keep the government open. they are trying to keep things moving. and libby joins us from washington. john boehner said that the government doesn't want to shut down, but today he didn't sound like he was trying to negotiate, did he? >> reporter: no, he did not, and unless a deal is reached, the government will shut down services next week. but the speaker has to appease members of his party, conservatives who were inspired by never cruz's speech on the senate floor. so he can't look like he's backing down. >> the american people don't want the president's healthcare bill and they don't want the government to shut down. republicans are listening. we passed a bill last we

rochelle ritchie has more. >> reporter: we know the female hostage had a protective order against the suspect that was shot and killed by police. scary moments at this home on the 700 block of eerie street where havre de grace police responded to a call for help because of a fight when officers-- >> when officers arrived they didn't see anything or hear anything. >> reporter: neighbors directed police to this home where they found austin francis jones had bur kateed himself -- barricaded himself inside with a female hostage rue fusing to let her go. -- refusing to let her go. neighbors said they had to evacuate their homes as officers moved in on the suspect. >> quite shocking. i seen the guy the other day and shook his hand and said how you doing. >> reporter: officeers were harford -- officers with the harford county sheriff department was called to negotiate. >> one of our officers is trained and part of the negotiation team and what dialogue with the suspect. >> reporter: it worked jones let the woman out who had a restraining order against him. but he would not make it out alive.

i'm rochelle ritchie live tonight, wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. and the official cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> no end in sight to this run of beautiful weather! a live look outside right now. more pleasant temperatures and it could be even better as the week moves on. wjz is live with meteorologist chelsea with the wjz mobile weather lab. but first, let's get an update on the conditions with bob. >> you may have a few complaints, that it's a little too warm for october. take a look at temps now. a very pleasant 71. 51 dew point and still rather dry. 65 in oakland. and ocean city dropped now to 67. there will be a few clouds around during the day. generally fair with the clouds, beginning to break up. most areas now pretty clear as you can see. a few clouds out in the western portions of maryland. we've got warmer weather headed our way. let's check in with chelsea. >> reporter: hey, thanks, bob. you are exactly right. a warm-up headed our way. it's beautiful out here! people enjoying dinner. bring a light jacket with you if yo

i am rochelle caray in new york and these are the stories we are following. breaking story right now out of kenya, a crowded shopping mall under fire, nearly two dozen people debts. the kenyan government says it may be an attack by terrorists. ♪ ♪ >> heavily armed gunmen have attacked an upscale mall in kenya. over 20 people have been killed. dozens of others have been injured accord to this kenyan red cross. no one has claimed responsibility. the attack does bear the hallmarks of a group that have attacked in the past. they vow to retaliate for the roles from another tacks, live pictures outside of the mall right now where night has fallen on the zone. caroline malone has more. >> reporter: people trying to runaway from armed men inside the west gate mall in nairobi. police are also inside the mall trying to secure the area. they moved in via a restaurant on the ground floor. but by then, there were already casualties. the shopping complex was packed at midday local time when people heard a large explosion. then they saw men with ak47 machine guns open fire.

rochelle richie ha the story. >> reporter: police are not releasing much information on this. but the woman we spoke with said alcohol may have been a factor. 5-month-old morrison stopped breathing. >> she's like my baby is dead. and i was like, what? did you call 911. when she got downstairs she was limp. >> reporter: very little details are being released about the baby's death. but police were called to the home for an unresponsive child. little elderiya died at the hospital. the hospital -- her neighbor said that the woman told her she had been drinking. >> she said she was sleeping and she rolled over the baby. >> reporter: neighbors with children of their own still in disbelief. >> babies need to be in a crib or bassinette. he sleeps in his bed. he can't get in mine. i don't want nothing to happen to my kid. >> reporter: and now police say they are working with the state's attorney office to possibly file charges. >> rochelle thank you. and police have not said who they plan to charge. >>> and outside, it's just a spectacular is it a first day of fall. we're going to get

i don't want anything to happen to my kids. >> reporter: rochelle richie. >> of course police are not saying exactly who they plan to charge as well. >>> we have more breaking news for you right now. an accident snarling traffic in northwest baltimore. sky chopper 13 is over the scene. captain jeff long with more, jeff. >> reporter: good evening baltimore city police and fire departments still on the scene here. this is on west northern parkway at green spring avenue. the entire eastbound intersection shut down. they're going to move at least one of these cars right away here. we did see at least one person being transported by ambulance. seemed to have minor injuries they did walk to the stretcher by themselves. you can see eastbound traffic on the left side of your screen is being forced to make a right on to green spring. and then they are having to get back on to northern parkway. heading westbound. and then eastbound or heading eastbound correction. and then westbound traffic has only one lane getting by on the right hand side. reporting live from sky chopper 13, i'm captain jeff

i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thanks. the mall is popular with foreigners living in kenya. >>> the government is seeking dismissal of a petraeus-related lawsuit. it's been filed by jill kelly, who claims her privacy was violated by the fbi, pentagon and other officials. she said they wrongly released her identity to reporters. the justice department said there's no proof that kelly's rights were tampered with. >>> this morning in baltimore county the search is on for a man charged with attempted first degree murder. police are trying to track down 25-year-old joey high. they say he's wanted in connection with the july shooting on liberty road in wood lawn. high is also facing charges of assault and using a firearm during a felony crime. anyone with information is urged to contact baltimore county police. >>> maryland state police are asking for the public's help in finding the hit and run driver who killed a pedestrian in west ocean city. troopers say 58-year-old gerald sherof died after crossing 50 at west elm street. th

i'm rochelle ritchie. we speak to a former student who knew her. that story is next. >>> pledging diplomacy. president obama addresses the world's pressing problems at the u.n. general assembly. what he had to say about the ongoing mideast peace process. , >>> it is 6:30. 73 degrees in central maryland. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. we want to update the breaking news that wjz has been following all evening. we're learning more about a major development, following a trench collapse. megan america kochle is -- meghan mccorkell is live at the scene and joins us now. >> reporter: just moments ago, rescue workers were able to rescue that man who had been trapped in the trench for more than three hours tonight. we have learned that that man is a 49-year-old man from pennsylvania. he was working on a mumisin this case -- municipalurt water main. -- municipal water main. he got trapped in that water as it was filling up and filling up. at one point, rescue officials tell me that water reached h

rochelle ritchie has the video and new information about alexis's alexis's mental state. rochelle? >> reporter: well, denise. fbi officials say aaron alexis believes he was being controlled by electromag nettic waves -- electromagnetic waves. he started working at the navy yard, just days before he would carry out this massacre. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows aaron alexis, pulling into the parking garage, after passing through a security gate. he walked through with his backpack of weapons and ammunition, assembled has 870 in the bathroom, comes out armed and ready to kill. >> we can say that the remington 870 shotgun had been altered with a sawed-off barrel and stock. purple duct tape covered the end of the stock. >> reporter: the 31-second video shows alexis, looking into the doorways for victims, then making his way to another floor. in the video, you see him hiding behind a wall, before running towards the beam in -- the people in the background. >> two of the ncis responders were teamed with the metropolitan police officer. when the three were fired upon by the sho

rochelle warren's western policy against the jumping to conclusions u.n. report on last month's chemical attack in syria which found that sarin gas was indeed fused but stopped short of naming a culprit. a deadly rampage at a heavily guarded military facility in washington d.c. sense shock waves through the nation and raises deep security concerns. and. exclusive insights into the life of the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden in russia months after his revelations on american global surveillance shocked the world.

rochelle ritchie has more on what happened and the investigation into a possible cause. >> reporter: well, hi this fire adds to a number of issues that we have seen this year at the bay bridge. investigators with the maryland department of transportation are now looking into whether or not a power generator is to blame for this fire. smoke billowed in the air over the bay bridge after paint from a construction site catches fire, the entire caught on cell phone video. >> it's been a bad summer for the bay bridge. >> reporter: fire broke out sunday evening in the westbound lanes of the bay bridge as many made their way back home, some getting stuck in traffic for hours, others staying overnight at nearby hotels. >> they had lines going out the door because of the fire, so and one person working, i told her i felt like i had to hop behind there and help her. >> reporter: they were able to put the fire out quickly. the site of the o fire is where materials for the project is being stored. they have been at the center of a number of accidents,. >> it's crazy, we have worked here for a whi

i'm rochelle cary. >> in myanmar, buddhist pagodas stand alongside mosques. followers of both faiths have lived side by side for centuries. but as a military run dictatorship transitions into a free and open nation, religious violence threatens to tear the country apart.

signs of recovery by pushing for more action on reforms like wiser political economy professor horse rochelle from the frankfurt school of finance and management he's a urging caution though he does say there is progress happening we have now the peak we reached a peak for example in unemployment and there are signs in the real economy but also in the political area for more progress to come in the future i'm not saying we're out of the woods what i'm seeing we are making progress also although the situation is still difficult also in cyprus as well and we have to awarded to cyprus krises come back and also. swap over to other countries of the euro area but as i said i mean we have also you did the election in germany and i'm pretty confident that after this election more progress to come also into a political arrangement to fix further on the euro crisis also in germany germany has also a lot of it wanted us from the you ruin our exports and so forth saw i see still the public although. some problems in the mood of the popular power to be loud it also seems but there is support here in germa

and rochelle will hold a wonderful pics with the words of the president she was given the preparations his seal of approval on a website all excitement over the winter game is heating up. if you're a driver in the u.k. you should make the most of your time alone in new york before the european commission sits in there with you and wants to install an automatic foot on the brake in every vehicle for when motorists a breach of the speed limit is arching political on brussels backseat driving plan . got a need for speed of fancy yourself as a bit of a petrol head perhaps well lawmakers in brussels are thinking of ways to slow you down the european union wants to improve its road safety record and they're coming up with innovative new ways to do it the latest proposal fitting all cars with a technology that would read a road speed limit and automatically slam on the brakes if you go over it so in the u.k. that would mean a limit of seventy miles per hour and matter how big your engine is so we decided to find out what some of the members of london's for vireo owners club think about the id

move to questions from our russian media rochelle you kindly but. my first question is to mr fabulously. because the united states has recently. shut its mate made his tunnels easy easy easy and on his toes on the military action in syria by france continues to insist on tough and measures. against the asad regime. can you clarify your chance. can we take it to its differences in the west or are you or you just didn't coordinate imposition with your other partners in the western bloc my second question. was how the prospects for the second round of geneva talks. given the differences or just divergence tan's of russia and france thank you. i will answer the first question. just picking on the previous question. on the south report. of the u.n. commission you know i would believe that this reports just like secretary general said in his report that indicates clear condemnation of the cameco attack if you will look at the amount of sorry now of the nerve gas that was years. and they quickly into that was used and some other aspects it becomes totally

and rochelle will host a wonderful olympics the words of the i.o.c. president who's given the so she preparations is wholehearted seal of approval on a website how excitement over the winter games is heating up. right to see. her street. and i think her trip. on our reporters were very. instrumental. in the. if you're a driver in the u.k. you should make the most of your time when no one in your car before the european commission sits in there with you and wants to install an automatic foot on the brake in every vehicle for when motorists a breach of the speed limit is artie's point a boycott on brussels backseat driving plan. got a need for speed of fancy yourself as a bit of a petrol head perhaps well lawmakers in brussels of thinking of ways to slow you down the european union wants to improve its road safety record and they're coming up with innovative new ways to do it the latest proposal fitting all cars with a technology that would read a road speed limits and automatically slam on the brakes if you go over it so in the u.k. that would mean a l

legislatures take a template promoted by a right wing anti muslim extremist name named david you rochelle me here as a template for these laws they introduce them in the state legislature drum up fear against islam and muslims sometimes they pass sometimes they don't i think their real intent is to promote anti muslim hysteria and this is one vehicle for doing it it's like passing a law to outlaw unicorns but if you can scare enough people promoted enough anti muslim hysteria. at least they feel they're having some impact it's a negative impact but that seems to be what they want and of course we hear a lot of anti muslim right directly coming from politicians so many of our congressional leaders are a number not too long ago hearing rep peter king call for hearings on the islamization of america and then recently we heard senator lindsey graham talk about the phrase allow akbar let's take a listen to what he said. allah akbar. associate with the war chant it doesn't it's not exclusively owned by al-qaeda obscene people kill al qaeda guys in yellow bar but it is when somebody yells i log

make solid those now i didn't write them as and i'm at the moment all right they're opening a new rochelle in beverly who i am going to be called that's going to be a lot of that know it i don't have a name not yet and i know you kind of western it's very small very intimate market driven so get the best of the season and we just cook fantastic food not menu it's going to be no menu not made easier you get to put yourself in the chefs hands it's me but it's very small as of the twenty five seats we're going to be south beverly bill of up to learn death of the jaw drop i got my bagel shop was there i was there i want to bagels what i didn't know that was yours will be neighbors as one of the couples gay i've stomped this little bit of sweetness of us my god my neck today how much just it just a little squirt maybe spent somewhere and that out created a can see a little bit of black thrillingly as much as you want but of course the more you put the faster you get drugs but that's had long doesn't that's ok ok a little bit of gin is the next great it's nervous about old english don't you know

i'm rochelle ritchie.she was told. >> get all these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news starts right now. >>> hi i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. a celebration on a bus hurt a ravens player. >> reporter: the ravens confirmed that they were investigating an injury that happened early this morning involving their star player. fans are used to seeing

rochelle richie reports from washington with the troubling video. >> fbi officials said aaron alexis believed he was being controlled. >> this video released by the fbi shows 34-year-old aaron alexis pulling into the parking garage of the washington navy yard after passing through a security gate. he walked through the front door of the build being his backpack of weapons and ammo. assembled his remington 870 in a bathroom, coming out armed and ready to kill. >> we can say the remington 870 shotgun was altered with a sawed off barrel. >> he looks for victim. in the video you see him hiding behind a wall before running towards the people in the background. the shooting lasts more than an hour before alexis is shot and killed. this is the gun fbi agents said alexis used in the shooting with several handwritten things saying, better off this way, end to the tourment and not what y'all think. the backpack alexis used was left in the restroom. >> fbi officials said the evidence shows sign offense a delusional man. >> there are multiple indicators that he held a belief he was being control

i'm rochelle ritchie. what the gunman ,,,, mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? >>> coming up. the fbi releases pictures and video from the morning of the navy yard shooting. what we are learning about the shooter, aaron alexis. >>> a fiery crash kills three people. now, an investigation into what this has all caused by a police pursuit. i'm derek valcourt, coming up on eyewitness news. >>> joe flacco fires back at ray lewis. i'm mark viviano in owings mills. the ravens respond to critical comments from their former teammate. when eyewitness news continues. >>> check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> unbelievable images, the moments before the washington navy yard rampage. >> what fbi investigators reveal about the shooter, his mental state, and his intentions. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here'

>> yeah, rochelle. in fact teams on the ground here doing what they can to support the local and state officials and crews that have been working on this for more than 24 hours. give you an idea of what's happening now, you can see the raging floodwaters here. they've washed away not only this roadway, but parts of this community. that happening, a scenario playing out across the region right now. as we talked about, there are thousands forced to higher ground because of the floodwaters here and unfortunately, forecasters warn we're likely to see on again-off again rain through sunday. that's going to add water to what's already a dangerous, deadly mix and something that they're going to have to deal with for quite some time. we're uphill. >> absolutely. i anticipate many updates throughout the day. we hope not to see the kind of rescues we've been seeing for the last few days, either. >> no. it's been a rough time, and not only the water, remember this. the water's obviously the major issue, but there'

i'm rochelle ritchie, i'll explain coming up. >>> after the ravens lose in buffalo, i'm mark vivianotest from coach john harbaugh when eyewitness news continues. >>> check on these stories and the days breaking news, eyewitness news at 5 starts now. >>> this is wjz tv, baltimore, from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> final hours, time is ticking and still no agreement to prevent a government shut down. what's the hold up and the effect it's f no deal is -- if no deal is reached. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. time is running out before the money runs down. hundreds of thousands of jobs on the line and the effects in maryland could be far reaching. wjz has complete coverage of the potential shut down. derek valcourt has local reaction and gigi barnett has what it means for local services. but first, danielle nottingham has the break down from capitol hill. >> reporter: a senate vote monday afternoon put the budget

. >> caller: boo-yah jim from new rochelle, new york. >> like it. >> caller: first time caller. looking for starbucks. >> starbucks, fed meeting by the second half, even if it's higher. i don't care because i like that stock so much. tom in wisconsin. tom? >> caller: hey. jimmy. pembina. >> that's a canadian. i don't recommend the canadians. let's go to ed in california. ed? >> caller: boo-yah from northern california. >> sweet. >> caller: you always tell your viewers to say diversify. the last three years, i've owned these two stocks, symbol hxl and beav. i know these companies, jim, are basically the same type of aerospace business. i'm up about 150% on both. what should i do with them? >> remember, if you have 20% of your portfolio in one sector, i'll bless that. not 25. i think you're fine. those are really both fine companies. you have to have eight other stocks. it's about the number of stocks. maxan in puerto rico. >> caller: boo-yah, how are you doing? >> i'm good, boo-yah. >> caller: good. i'm just wondering what do you think about lng? >> it was red-hot on the news tha

>> we're from new rochelle. >> and iona college. >> this looks like -- where? welcome in.ou back to school? welcome in. just hurt my heart and tell me what year you graduate. >> 2014. >> very close to that, josh. my graduating close was close to that. let's get to the boards. they're yelling at me again. redding, california. i'm going to say ahwatukee, arizona. we have some rain, heading into the southwest. i have a feeling we're going to keep this flow going. it doesn't get to the areas that need it desperately. but it's going to keep going in the same way today. a quick look at the pattern, with the area of high pressure in the southeast. keeps it warm and humid for a good part of the area. this may be the hottest day of the week right >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. our warmest weather, 79. coast and san francisco low to upper 60s. partly sunny today, >> all that weather was brought to you by e-trade. there's a whole lot of college folks here. >> thank you all for coming out today. the secrets from al >>> we're back, now, with actress ali larter. you probably know her

>> guest: in new rochelle. he's an editorialist. >> host: do you have another book in mind? did he finish this? >> guest: the book came out in june. and i finished it last fall. >> guest: are you on your way to the next book? yes,. >> guest: is that what your situation is? >> guest: not quite. the thing that i write about most is education. >> guest: if the editors are listening, that's great. >> guest: i think the next book is a lot of funding to do a national survey. so it is doing this around the country. it is sort of a summary of a lot of things that i have learned about higher education over the last couple of years. >> guest: the name of the book again is the faculty lounges and other reasons why you won't get a college education that you pay for. we thank you very much. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪ >> for a dvd copy of this program, called one, 8776 is to and to give you a comment, visit us at c-span.org. .. >> wilson was so intellectual and he was almost academic and the most educated president and the only president with a ph.d.. as a result of that most of the books that were written

i am rochelle caray in new york and these are the stories we are following. breaking story right now out of kenya, a crowded shopping mall under fire, nearly two dozen people debts. the kenyan government says it may be an attack by terrorists. ♪ ♪ >> heavily armed gunmen have attacked an upscale mall in kenya. over 20 people have been killed. dozens of others have been injured accord to this kenyan red