he hit the jump and got about 20 feet of air before landing. >> next it's shanna's turn. >> go, shannahen i started going down the hill, i really wanted to stay on top of the tube. i thought as long as i would have it underneath me i would be okay. as soon as i hit the jump, i started leaning back too far. as soon as that happened and the tube came out from underneath me, i knew that i was going to have a problem. >> shanna loses control of her position and falls on her neck with the rest of her body following right behind. >> when i hit the ground, my upper thighs actually connected with my shoulders when i felt this big smack of just my entire body collapsing in on itself. it was really painful. >> the impact is tremendous. shanna lies motionless on the ground terrified she may be seriously injured. >> i was fairly immobile. i could move my limbs but couldn't sit up. the pain only got worse. i knew i wasn't getting better. i realized i'm going to need some help. >> shanna's friends call an ambulance and she's immediately taken to the hospital. >> i was concerned that if anybody were

shanna hawkins explains. >> shoppers in venezuela will soon be handing over not only their money at the checkouts, but also their fingerprints. the government is planning to introduce biometric security in supermarkets that can track the amount of food people can buy. >> the introduction of a biometric system during the distribution and sale of food in both public and private businesses will be like the in therint readers election system, an anti-fraud blessing. >> the aim is to combat food shortages by preventing people from buying too much of a single item. a year, venezuela has been suffering from shortages of staple ingredients like cooking oil and flour which are now 10 times cheaper to buy than in neighboring countries. some people are buying of goods and smuggling them across the border for profit, according to the government. because weragedy, will be under even more radical control them what we have experienced so far. measuresare populist designed to mislead people, to distract them from shortages caused by the government. it for public administration, not the country. >> food

>> reporter: shanna sampson says, nothing. >> these are good children, not thugs. neither was mike brown. >> reporter: she's from st. louis and just moved to alexandria a few months ago. >> why did you leave missouri and move to northern virginia? >> i couldn't raise my children in an environment so racist and hos till. i saw a more progressive environment. >> the young man next to sampson is her son. landry is 16. her daughter is only 9. like sampson, a lot of people want to push the issue beyond one man's death. >> of course this is a personal issue because i have children of color. it shouldn't be about my children. it's not about mike brown. it's much bigger than that. >> reporter: a lot of big ideas thrown around tonight. even though the crowd itself was relatively small. the police watched, shooed people off the sidewalk. no problems whatsoever. chris lawrence, news 4. >> thanks, chris. d.c.'s acting fire chief says the department failed a dying man and his family. the firefighters involved will keep their jobs and one has already retired. medrick mill's daug

minutes ago where they said it is a murder-suicide. 35-year-old clarence washington shot his wife, shanna and shot their children ages 13, 6 and 4. here is the timeline of events. police say the couple had an argument on saturday. on sunday morning, they didn't show up for church. later in the afternoon, officers made a welfare check on the family but everything looked normal, even though they didn't go inside the home. they knocked. no one answered. the wife's mother then went to the house at 10:00 last night, climbed into a window and made the grim discovery. we're told clarence washington was a janitor in the culpeper school district and as you can see from the pictures from sky 9, the family lived in a small house in a rural portion of culpeper county. hank silverberg is at the scene. you can see his report starting tonight at 5:00 p.m. >>> this is day six in the political corruption trial of former governor bob mcdonnell. this week started with star witness jonnie williams on the stand. peggy fox has been covering the trial since day one. she joins us live outside the courthouse in r

. >> reporter: the 2014 miss toyota long beach beauty contest may have been looking at contestant shannaer's overall strut on the stage in a black bikini top but insurance fraud investigators were looking at something totally different. the 22-year-old's feet. more importantly, her high heels. >> she certainly possessed beauty and bravado, but certainly not too much brains. >> reporter: deputy insurance commissioner byron tucker accuses palmer of insurance fraud. tucker says in march, palmer checked workers' compensation benefits for a foot injury, collected them, while working as a clerk. >> she lied to employers. she lied to her doctors. she lied to a lot of people and she eventually got arrested and busted for this. >> reporter: according to tucker, palmer told doctors she couldn't work, couldn't wear shoes, couldn't move or put weight on her foot but it was the unusual delay back to work that made investigators look closer into her claims. show when insurance fraud investigators found these videos on social media of who they suspected is shawna participating in two beauty contests wh

welcome to alice and congratulations to shanna and only a producer on "outfront" could look so perfectd for her and her family. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, anderson is off tonight. we have breaking news we're following inside details of a risky american military operation inside iraq. to the top of the mountain where all the people are driven by isis jihad fighters. the operation has just wrapped up. we're learning new details now of what was uncovered, some crucial intelligence. jim sciutto is working the story and joining us now. what are you learning? >> wolf, a remarkable turn around in half a day, administration officials talking about a potential genocide on top of the mountain where thousands have been taking refuge. after several forces went, they left and made a couple conclusions, one, there are far fewer refugees on that mountain than believed, several thousand. there were estimates of ten to 20,000 and that makes in the judgment of the pentagon now a mass either air or ground

we're joined by thompson square, keifer and shanna.t to have you guys back. this time because you've been on the show so much, we're running out of questions for you. >> everybody knows everything about us. >> does being married make it hard to travel or does it make it easier? does spending so much time together, is that good or bad? >> it makes it a little bit harder to fight, to have a good fight on the bus because we don't have doors to slam. they're air doors. >> it doesn't stop us from doing it, though. >> so you're yelling and all that and the door slowly closes. there is nothing to slam. >> sometimes you just have to get out and take a walk at a rest stop or something. >> it's weird. we had a discipline -- it's discipline to be able to do what you're do because we're together all the time. we fight like everybody else. we're really, really good at it. but you have to figure out how to let it go. >> you have number one hit singles all overt world. our next question is, from laura, from florida, she says if you guy high school to