maybe someone put a body in the car after it was towed to the tow yard. >> air samples don't mean anything. psps >>> they are saying that. they're saying in the trunk of the car. >> there was a bag of pizza for, what, 12 days in the back of the car full of maggots. it stunk so bad. you know how hot it has been. that smell was terrible. >> tracy sargent here with her detection dog cinco. both from homeland security. tracy, do cadaver dogs ever alert on food ever? >> no, ma'am, they do not. that's one of the training things we do with these dogs, that any distraction we might find out there, they are trained off of that. they are only to alert to human remains scent. >> there's something wrong. they found my daughter's car today, and it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car. >> the crime scene investigators are working on the car, trying to determine where the smell is coming from. they also found a stain inside the trunk of the car that came up under black light that's questionable and we need to process. >> it started around that time when

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the tow truck crashed into the car. >> images like these are not keeping people from texting behind the wheel. especially young people. but just a few people -- just a few seconds with your eyes author wrote makes you 20 times more volatile to be in an accident. transportation secretary ray lahood cites the statistic as to why he wants to ban cell phone use while driving nationwide. it will be discussed at the summit starting at 9:45 this morning. pamela brown, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> sliding floor mats has prompted toyota to launch its largest recall ever. it is recalling nearly 4 million vehicles. they can jam the accelerator to the floor. the affected vehicles are the -- if you own any of them, you'll get a notice in the mail next week. toyota says to remove any floor mat on the driver's side immediately. >>> the pacific ocean nearly swallowed up samoa and american samoa. entire villages were washed out. at least 82 people were killed. john hendren is following the latest. >> first came to the thundering earthquake for three terrifying minutes. >> it is really strong. we ha

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p the car was then towed.t's when jones showed up at the police station and asked who towed her car. that's when she was arrested. >>> get ready to enjoy fermented grapes in maryland. >>> and some of our favorite events are being axed. >>> let's get the weather with justin. >> 5:35. we have a little patchy drizzle and showers beginning to move in. at the bus stop looking at low 60s. for most of us, drizzle, showers, and steadier light rain as the morning and afternoon wear on. >>> here's the commute. >> the commute looks good if your ride is on the metro subway but light rail presently dealing with a northbound delay, 30 minutes late from bwi. on the buses, number 15 with a diversion at saratoga and greene. the 17 still diverted at corporate and international due to construction. 53 and 59 buses diverted at reisterstown and seven mile. a watermain break repair there. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. ♪ they make little hearts happy... ...and big hearts happy too. because as part of a heart healthy diet

maybe someone put a body in the car after it was towed to the tow yard. mean anything. >>> they are saying that. they're saying in the trunk of the car. there was a bag of pizza for, what, 12 days in the back of the car full of maggots. it stunk so bad. you know how hot it has been. that smell was terrible. >> tracy sargent here with her detection dog cinco. both from homeland security. tracy, do cadaver dogs actually alert on food ever? >> no, ma'am, they do not. that's one of the training things we do with these dogs, that any distraction we might find out there, they are trained off of that. they are only to alert to human remains scent. >> there's something wrong. i found my daughter's car today and it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car. >> the crime scene investigators are working on the car, trying to determine where the smell is coming from. they also found a stain inside the trunk of the car that came up under black light that's questionable and we need to process. >> it started around that time when two dead squirrels crawled up

i'm just getting word the tow truck is on scene so that should be reopened soon. right now the three lanes remain blocked. only the left lane is getting by at this time. we have a gas main break at riva road between admiral cochran drive and truman parkway. and northbound, harbor tunnel thruway, 95 at the bw parkway, right lane blocked because of an object in the roadway there. to get your traffic updates tweeted to you, go to twitter.com/marylandtraffic. back to you. >>> 5:31. the mayor says everybody's going to feel this. no one is not a part of this. this morning, in a few hours, we're going to learn just how deep the at this plans to utcan the budget. sherrie johnson is live already at city hall. >> reporter: good morning. today the board of estimates will meet right here at city hall to talk about furloughs and budget cuts. right now baltimore city is facing a $60 million budget shortfall. last night the fire chief met with personnel to talk about the situation. he says no doubt bit, cuts are coming but basically, there's no way to avoid it, it's how to make

it fell off of a tow truck.they may come out later today and try to even out that sharp drop off. that is in virginia on the inner loop across the region bridge. we would check out the ride elsewhere. at the wilson bridge, across the potomac there, everything looking good. no problems to report. in good shape if you are traveling virginia, 95 corridor, springfield. doug, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> this will be a pivotal week in the fight for health-care reform. congress will reconvene tomorrow, and president obama will deliver an address to a joint session of congress. the white"hvw house is willing o negotiate on that public, government-run option at the center of much of the controversy. >> good morning, doug. the unofficial end of summer means it is back to work at the white house. he will be here on capitol avila wednesday night to give a high stakes speech to both congress and the american people -- he will be here on capitol hill wednesday night. he would give his message directly to congress

back down to this tow truck to be pulled up that way to ensure it's done safely and no one is injured. >> okay. this looks like it will take you a while. the weather is not helping. that guy is lucky. unlucky to have gotten down there, but lucky he was able to make it back up there. mark brady, thank you so much. >>> now to the family of a maryland woman killed in a crash. they say she will never get to see her children, her grandchildren grow up. now they say reports her killer is driving again makes their pain worse. christ gordon joins with us that story. >> reporter: this is the story of a drunk driver. the victim's family says it was blind-sided when it learned by accident that the drunk driver who killed their mother was back on the road and back in court just months after his release from prison. tonight we have the exclusive story. november 2004, almost five years ago, yvonne hutchinson was killed by a drunk driver on route 231 in charles county on her way home from work. ryan reffert was charged being intoxicated and driving without a license. his 1-month-old child was in the

a tow truck would probably fall through the street as well.he looks like an average american teenager. nothing average about this girl. the 17-year-old from marietta, georgia, is making a name for herself at the u.s. open. she first knocked out the number four seed. then downed former champion maria sharp ya. then yesterday, she pete nadya petrova. she had to come from behind to make that happen. so what's up next? the quarterfinals, there hasn't been an american player there this young since serena williams ten years ago. oudin says this is really a dream come true for her. >> this has been my dream forever. i've worked so hard for this and it's finally happening. i'm in my first quarterfinal of a grand slam. this is amazing. this is what i've wanted forever and i'm finally achieving my goal. >> in tomorrow's quarterfinal match, she faces the ninth seed, caroline wozniacki of denmark. >>> little bit of excitement, not the kind you want on a southwest airlines flight. people had to evacuate and make an emergency landing in tam pennsylvania the

. >> i'm george, and on tow today's rescue we're tackling a living room. they s say they're stuck in the 1970's. let's find out for ourselves. >> hey, emily, how are you? i love hugs. >> i got your e-mail. let's check out your living room. >> hi i'm steve, and i'm emily. >> our problem with our living room is it's a little outdated and it's cave like. this is the place where we're going to spend our time. so we feel we need help getting this room how we need it. >> wow, you guys weren't kidding. this room really is stuck in the 1970's. >> it is. it really is. these walls. >> what's going on? >> check out these fake beams. >> and the lighting in here -- >> anything that you can do is going to be better than what we have. we need inspiration. we need ideas. >> this room is perfect for a rescue. i'm going to take care of it. you guys enjoy. >> are you going to hammer during nap time. >> i'm going to take a nap myself. i like to get -- you know, stay rested. >> needless to say this is the family room, living room, whatever you're going to call it. what's your

police tow add yellow van from his backyard. he and his wife are charged with holding jaycee dugard in tents in the backyard. meantime, authorities in nevada are checking unsolved kidnappings to see if there's a connection to garrido. >>> $100,000 is the cash reward for an arrest in the station fire. two firefighters died. police launched a homicide investigation. the fire is just about 50% contained. >>> jackie is keeping track of the weather in the fire zone in southern california. the conditions now. >> possibly to hurt or help the fire fighting effort. they are not helping it, really. it could be worse, i guess. the winds are relatively calm. it could get gusty into the passes and below there. the temperatures are cooler today. we are only going to get in the 90s. triple digits. it's a little good news. the humidity is moderate. it's the low, critical levels. it could be higher. we would like to get the moisture from arizona to the fire areas. i don't think we're going to get that as we head into the weekend, but we'll get o

a frenchman and another party killed two more and at the same time led by a tawas indian, tom seat tow, also known as thom, and pablo montoya who dubbed himself santana dell norte and the body marched towards santa fe driven by a prosecute clam nation issued, and calling for a general insurrection to beg on the 22nd. and price sent word to detachments in albuquerque and elsewhere to close on santa fe or join the march north and they had some idea of the scale of the danger. and a business partner raise aid volunteer company of anglo laborers and merchant and mountain men, called them the avengers and offered to join price. as a -- rebels had known from the begning it was a race war. and anglos on one side and hispanos on the other and price led 353 men in excluding a crew out of santa fe, january 23rd and taking along four mountain howitzer aiming to drive the rebels up the rio grand and two more companies of missouri voluntrs joined on the march with the 6 powder and 1500 surgeons led by defoya assembled near the village of santa cruz, and the candidate drove them off and left behind

so tight he had to spend three nights waiting for a tow. the lessons? smart technology gets, it can still lead us to some pretty dumb places. >> gps can't get people the one thing they really need which is some kind of common sense. >> sometimes the gps screwup isn't a disaster at all. there was the case of a british bank robber and their not too smart driver who used the gps to scout robbery locations by putting them into the places of interests. they were interesting places to police when he got caught on one job, investigators linked him and he partners in crime to 21 other robberies. crime doesn't pay even with gps to lead you. >> go right and sometimes it's confusing. >> as you head out no matter where you think or hope you might be heading, keep your eyes on the road, hands on the wheel and don't necessarily trust where a gps or any technology may be leading you. for "nightline," i'm miguel marquez in london. >> that's pretty cool. i think i'll stick with the road map and just enjoy the ride. thanks to miguel marquez for that. >>> when we come bac

he stayed with afghans in this neighborhood where his car was towed away by police with his laptop computer done with it, i have no idea. if i had to fathom a guess, they did a mirror image of the hard drive and their going through it. >> that's what happened, leading to the discovery of a j-peg of nine handwritten pages of a homemade bomb recipe. the explosive detonators and components of a fusing system. >> this guy went to pakistan, he learned how to make a bomb. now he's moved to new york and he's brought that information with him. >> and officials say zazi's computer also contained video of new york's grand central station. as well as information about the area's football and baseball stadiums. and sites used for a recent fashion week event. but the fbi's investigation was compromised when this man, ahmad after isly a local mosque leader and police informant allegedly tipped off zazi and his father back in denver that he was being watched. zazi flew home to denver from new york the very next day, with undercover agents waiting for him on his arrival. alarmed an attack might be inimmine

the murderer had reportedly tow add car from cromwell connecticut where ray mons clark was -- where raymond clark was arrest ared. he. clark has not confessed to the crime. a manhunt is underway for a criminally insane killer in washington. hes escaped to the spokane county interstate fair and authorities warned the longer he goes without his meds, well, the more dangerous he could become. he brutally murdered an elderly couple in the '80's and was committed after being acquitted by reason of insanity. forbes on fox are returns now. for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> to the czar wars! lawmakers on both sides of the aisle telling him to cool it with the czars but neil says our economy needs more of them. neil, make the case. that's a tough one. >> there's nothing wrong with czars. it's just a bureaucrat. the only thing we don't like it is that it sounds russian which is almost as bad as sounding french. it is not that we have too many. it is that we have the wrong kind. why don't we have a czar against corruption, a czar against tax increases, a czar who would look over cost

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they have a tow truck in rote. should be cleared away in the next half-hour. take northbound on route 40 to mountain road. that will put you back on 95. and in the anne arundel county, riva road between cochran and truman parkway, a gas main leak. jfx here at north avenue, traffic is moving at a very nice pace. no problems to let you know about. back to you. >>> new at 5:00 -- a driver faces more than just charges that he stole a car overnight. this is exclusive video from our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. baltimore county police say the suspect stole the car and became nervous when he saw police a little after 4:00 this morning on york road near towson university. that's when he floored it, hit this wall and crashed over it. the man crawled out of the car and that's when officers arrested him. >>> today baltimore city spending board is expected to approve a massive budget cut that will include layoffs, furloughs for just about every single city employee. sherrie johnson is live outside of city hall with more. >> reporter: good morni

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today, the tow truck was finally able to pull the car out of the hole. it away. >>> we yell at them when they are on the field, but why they still deserve our appreciation. they hosted a luncheon for 20 local women battling breast canner. -- pickover and new clues. >>> yes, even when things don't go quite the we. we would like them to on the field. especially kpheplding them to do -- commending them to do what they do out in the community. >> biback. -- give back. >> the winds feel late march. >> it's a little cold. >> it's fall. all good. looking at another couple of cool, days. there your can forecast first. dedo have a drop out there. and on thurbgsz wind side down, face issue most sun but i did find a piece right now. but skies they will become mostly cloudy and late. breezy and chilly. the winds are northwesterly to 15 to 15. still a factor if you're going out. if you go up 270, you'll start losing a degree. probably right around 50. maybe even 49 for gaithersburg. and 51 in silver spring, upper marlboro and even downtown and old town. we're talking

tow truck are delivering them here and to other city garages for repair repairs. city officials say the crew that fueled up at the mid town pumping station over the weekend. several officers then reported trouble with the cars. some of them simply going dead. they discovered problems they say not long after a vendor delivered a shipment of gas. >> what we believe happen that truck might have had residue of diesel existing from a previous tlevr ri and when they delivered the gasoline, leaded gas to us, the contamination occurre occurred. >>reporter: now we are back here live. police spokesman says undercover vehicle and other cars have been reassigned to patrol. please say operation have not been affected. mean time mechanics already repaired about 25 of the disabled cars. they are waiting now for lab test results from the pumping station to determine exactly what caused the contamination. >> live in east baltimore, fox free for all friday news at 5:30. >>> maryland attorney general now says he will investigate the community activist group acorn. he made announceme

superstar reduced to shuffling into that little courthouse in california every day with his family in tow. the fans have a connection with him. he broke barriers in so many ways. with his voice and his dance and his entire persona -. >> as this investigation progresses, we will learn some squalid the things about michael jackson. >> i cannot imagine it will be more than what has already been reported on. i remember covering the trial and just how much dirty laundry the investigators pulled out of neverland ranch. tons of porn magazines that were displayed for the press. >> it will all come up. thank you very much. now let's get all the sports. >> thank you very much. we're going to move away from the u.s. open and tell you about the first full day of the champions season. the event was held on the country's eastern coast. demonstrators believe the rally will damage local flora and wildlife. the authorities were also called in to investigate reports of boulders were placed on the course and that fences were taken down. two of friday's stages were canceled. for the first time in their histo

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like this -- >> reporter: investigators spent hours documenting the scene of the shooting and then towed away the car involved. the officer involved has been placed on paid routine administrative leave, while the investigation is conducted. doreen, back to you. >> jackie bensen in darnestown, thank you, jackie. >>> family and friends are mourning a local marine who was killed in afghanistan while serving his second tour of duty there. lance corporal jordan crobot of frederick, maryland, was killed during combat this past weekend. he had already been deployed to iraq. relatives say the 24-year-old always wanted to service his country. >> we're re-enacting and he just seemed to be -- have,ou know, a heart for that and he always wanted to be a marine. >> he leaves behind a wife and three younger siblings. the department of defense has not released detailed of his death. >>> in another show of defiance, iran test-fired mid range missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. the missiles fired today could carry warheads about 1,200 miles. that's far enough to hit u.s. bases in iraq and afgha

i think we're going to be dry tow tonight and into the day tomorrow. but too cold fronts, the first one drops in tomorrow and then tomorrow into the 70s and then down into the 60s on saturday. it's going to be chilly and rainy sunday, it looks like. take a look at what we're looking in the city right now. i tell you, nice night, quiet, no precipitation to tell you about in the area. temperature 73 degrees, humidity 79%. the dewpoint numbers have dropped, it's not nearly as muggy as the last couple of nights when maybe you had the ac on just briefly. i don't think you'll need it tonight and certainly you won't need it for the next couple of days. some of the numbers from around the region. yeah, you can kind of see that the numbers are beginning to drop off here. they're only 69 in summit ridge. numbers from the day. 84 degrees official high. normal this time of year in these first days of fall, closer to the mid-70s. this is the kind of number we'll get to tomorrow but we'll begin to see a real change. that low from this morning, 69, muggy, steamy this

tow trucks delivered them to the city's main garage on bit tell street. and to other city garages for repairs. the cars won't start. sputter and sometimes die. the cruisers are among other city vehicles that fueled up at the mid town pumping station over the weekend. officials say trouble started not long after a vendor delivered a shipment of unleded gas, believed to be mixed with diesel fuel. city crews are working overtime to put the cars back on the street. and costing the city thousands of dollars. >> all of this money we are tracking every penny we do. and going after the vendor for the money. so the vendor that delivered that truck, will definitely be paying the bill for this amount of work. >> now, that is if the vendor is, in fact, responsible. the city is waiting for lab tests, to confirm what substance contaminated the gasoline. live in downtown baltimore. keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >>. >> it has been three days since a massive 72-inch watermain ruptured, flooding several neighborhoods in dundalk. the water destroyed highways an

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his rental car was towed for parking violations.he drove one way and flew back. >>> a father is accused of repeatedly raping his daughter for 30 years. it began with the girl at 11 and continued until two years ago. the father had two children and all had birth defects. dna tests prove he fathered the children. the woman's mother said she had no idea what was going on because "we lived in a big house." the alleged victim talked to police in 2005. reportedly got scared and didn't cooperate. she came forward again last year. >>> a college student who claims she was raped by four men changed her story and says it was consensual. the d.a.'s office is investigating possible criminal charges against her. she admitted she lied about being assaulted. >> in her conversations with prosecutors the story of the accuser slowly but steadily began to unravel. prosecutors almost immediately identified significant inconsistencies as she told them her story. the turning point was when she was confronted that there may exist a video of some or all of

jones showed up at the police station and asked "who towed her car," she was arrested. >>> in your health, more specifically your child's health, more specifically college park, the h1n1 virus has hit hard with thousands of students now infected. while the vaccine is still in the works the university is now taking a number of steps to keep the swine flu from taking over the campus. >> reporter: catherine mcdonald came to the health center with an injured foot but she fears leaving here with something much much worse. >> there's swine flu everywhere or flew everywhere. when you're on campus you're exposed do germs 24/7. >> reporter: the health center is staying open 7 days a week after flew symptoms more than doubled in a week. >> one of the girls on our soccer team just got it, her roommate had it so she wasn't able to come. you just keep hearing everything about it. i'm hoping school gets canceled. >> the standing count at college park is 615. officials tell us they feel the worst of the outbreak is over. last week as many as 90 students reported feeling ill on a single day. but that was

that tractor-trailer has been -- got a tow. so they are gone. jfx at north avenue, traffic looks great in both directions. back to you. >>> look what our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill ran into. this is going on in front of him. this is a story you'll only see on abc2 news. the police chopper was following a suspect in this red van in the middle of the screen, right there. and when police tried to pull him over he took off. so they followed him to caroline and east monument streets where he crashed into a car. right there is the officer who is in the security booth at hopkins hospital. the car crashed into there and this man, we believe, is a preacher here in baltimore. he was in a car that was also hit. the driver of the car, the security guard, both went to hopkins, right there of course. the driver of the van was taken to the hospital in handcuffs. we do not know why the vehicle took off from police. >>> you're on edmondson avenue, all of a sudden your floor mat kind of slides down and covers, oh, the gas pedal and al

going to have to have the vehicle towed and then you'll going to have to explain to a judge why you haven't been paying your tolls and why you're driving on a suspended registration. >> reporter: it will make you think ties because even though you think you might have gotten away with it, when it comes to paying tolls, cheaters never win. tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> both maryland and virginia say the number of their toll violators has dropped to less than 1% since they started using those cameras. >>> soon the calendar -- sue, the calendar is one thing. the thermometer is a whole different story. >> they're not close together at all. we've got some thunderstorms out there tonight, too. some with heavy downpours beginning to affect montgomery county. we'll start with trueview. you can see what's been going on for the last three hours. most of the activity has been north of frederick moving east into the suburbs of baltimore. but now we're starting to see some development here closer to the germantown area. so we'll get in a little tighter on that with our live radar picture. you'll be abl

the 22-ton truck was stuck for hours before a tow truck could finally pull it out. firefighters were called out to check on the watermain break that apparently weakened the street so much it couldn't support the weight of the truck. the asphalt gave way plunging into the muddy water. the firefighters are all ok. but $500,000 in computers and electronics are a complete loss with this. the body of the truck is salvagable. >>> the willis family lost their home in california station fires. they spent labor day sifting through the ashes of their home trying to find anything that could be saved. they found a lot of quarters but a bright spot after hours of work they found kelly's wedding ring. she joked that it no longer fit but plans to fix the band, have the diamonds made up so it can look like it's brand new. >>> to avoid getting caught by speed cameras in baltimore county put a mask on. a man in phoenix, arizona, wears a monkey mask when he goes by speeding cameras. sometimes he mixes it up a little bit. he'll put the giraffe or -- gazelle mask on. the man already has

they lose, the outcry from last week's nation will make last week's booing sound like a box con share tow. >> -- concerto. >> that is just the way it is. >> anybody can get beat any week. all of that stuff about a team is doing good or not doing good, that doesn't matter in this league. >> a good way to approach it. meanwhile the redskins use the roster spot vacated by randy thomas to resign anthony aldridge today. they now have five running backs. and robin henson remember the rookie, the linebacker who tweet erred all of the fans. he was so barraged with responses that he closed his account. he apologized but it was a little too late. one week from today and flip sanders ambitions are modest. all he wants to do is get the history of the nba flipped around. they flipped the lead with the healthy gilbert a re nasa long with the -- arenas. i spoke to the coach today. >> one of the reasons that i'm here is because i feel this team has a chance to win. i've been my last four years in this league is where i finished the year. you do that, you get a little spoiled. it's something that i feel w

that is because of a disabled vehicle and tow truck on the scene there.ening highway and avon avenue remains closed in both directions because of the ruptured watermain break. use dundalk or hol burt or merritt to get around that. and wilson point road and dark head cove road closed because of a sewage problem. traffic gets by in the eastbound lanes. jfx, building traffic southbound towards downtown baltimore. looking for a business you know you can trust? let your better business bureau do the work for you with the a rated video business directory. go to abc2news.com/bbb for more information. back to you. >>> 6:46. new this morning, a baltimore city cabbie could face charges after allowing eight people including two children to squeeze into his cab overnight. our overnight photographer captured this video. owfers -- officers say it collided with an suv injuring everyone in the cab. the driver of the suv wasn't hurt. no word on the condition of the passengers. >>> pete was at the scene of an incredible rescue in southwest baltimore. a man had to be rescue

after searching his car, they towed it away. they say he cooperated and was released early this morning. >> he invoked his rights. at some point he may be willing to ask questions. >> reporter: monday, law enforcement sources told nbc news a yale technician, whom they would not name fail add lie detector test and had defensive wounds. her body was stuffed in the walls in the basement of the research l. today, the medical examiner released the cause of death, traumatic asphyxia. the person of interest, raymond clark lives with his fiance 20 miles from campus. raymond clark has not been arrested. the victims family and friends hope for a break in the case. >> doing dna as we speak. i could get the results in 30 minutes or it could be hours. it's all up to the lab, now. >> reporter: as police wait for the dna results, they will not make an arrest until they get them. >> jeff, thanks. >>> our own justice correspondent, pete williams is report iing the fib is searchin the denver home of the man at the center of a higprofile terror in

georges county man is under arrest after leading police on a wild chase with his 3-year-old son in tow. it started this morning near route 450 in bladensburg. the police tried to pull him over. when officers closed in, they said he sped up, ramming a tractor-trailer and a cruiser along the way. the chase stopped here on new york avenue over the anacostia receiver and didn't end there. the investigators say he started throwing drugs and tried to jump into the bridge. >> we believe the driver may have been fleeing because he may have thought that we new go -- knew about certain thing he's in the vehicle, which we believe to be drugs. and that is why he was probably not in the right mental state to lead us in pursuit with the child in vehicle. >> the police arrested the man and he's held in d.c. a waiting extradition to prince georges county, his son is okay. >>> new charges in the alleged terror plot targeting parts of the u.s. a federal gra jury indicted one othe three men at the center of the terror probe. the plot may have included, among other things, blowing up subway trains in new

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snatched from a public place and placed in a vehicle matching the description of the vehicle recently towed from garrido's house. garrido had recently been released on parole, and police believe he was in the area at the time, living in a halfway house. shepard: there was a better description of the abductor in one of the cases, right? >> right. a sketch in 1988 does have resemblances to photographs of phillip garrido at the time. long hair, deep-set eyes. but police say that adding this all up, it is probably the strongest evidence that ever has come in. the search could last through the weekend. investigators from half a dozen law enforcement agencies are coming through garrido's property and the property next door with both cases in mind. they say they could tear down structures there, depending on what they find. we hope to learn more at a press conference that is coming up in 30 minutes. shepard: who will bring the conference live to viewers right here. -- we will bring the conference live to you right here. speaking at of -- speaking of that, new the details in the murder of a univers

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the tow truck is there. south on." , your best bet is to go over to 355 and get on." south of the scene. >> thank you. >>> big developments in what has become an act of defiance. >> this move is testing the patience of the u.s. and its allies. john hendren has more. good morning. >> good morning. iran is facing intense scrutiny today amid they can become a nuclear power in as few as three years. in yet another move, iran tested missiles capable of striking israel and europe. this happened over the weekend and again this morning. there are reports of a secret nuclear facility. >> they have been building a covert in richmond facility for several years. >> ok'd -- ahmadinejad denied this had anything to do with nuclear weapons. >> happen may accuse us of engaging in an activity that did not take place. >> a weakened, but dead job is making a show of force. iran is believed to be five years away from making a nuclear weapon. >> ahmadinejad might be losing support of his own people. i think the clock is ticking and in our favor. >> the u.s. will hold its first diplomatic m

you are ll to t te he stst of tow i i is white in nature. raining pretty decent outside. -- it is light in manature. tomorrow, a lot of cloud cover. lote mid 80's. >> the beltway near the legion bridge has been a big deal. there has been one accident and now perhaps a second accident. it car has overturned. inner loop at the ddb parkway, an accident near the ramp plane -- over at the gw parkway. this is springfield. 95 is in pretty decent shape until you get to the beltway. then it is crowded heading up to landmark. >> thank you. >>> it was eight years ago today that the country saw the terror. >> the country will pause. nearly 3000 people died when two jetliners crashed into the tw towers and the pentagon. today is a national day of service. police and airport officials are beinput on alert. the fbi wants them to keep an eye out for any suspicious activity. the alert is routine. there is no indication of any specific threat. >>> washington nationals players and fans showed their support for d.c. area's first responders. [cheers] this was al

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later his rental car was towed for alleged parking violations. the police asked if they could search the car and examine a laptop while it was impounded. zazi agreed. zazi's return visit to new york prompted fbi agents to raid the two homes of people he contacted. one of the men questioned by agents spoke to us on a condition we not use his name. while not close he's known za zi for seven years. he ran into him at a queens monthsk and agreed to let him stay at his place for the night. he can't turn away a fellow pashtun. he did not see zazi leave the next day. there are several events that put new york on heightened security. the president's visit to wall street and, of course, the upcoming united nations general assembly when world leaders will gather next week. once it got to new york, things really began to quickly -- move quickly. >> we treeappreciate that. >>> the make or break battle on health care back on center stage. president p obama hits the road to make his case for revamping health care. today's audience will be college students and

they searched his car and towed away his mustang.found on stuffed behind the wall in a basement of a building. it was supposed to have been her wedding day. they say clark isn't the only person they're investigating in the case. they're not operating under tunnel vision. hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks, thanks for your time. >> good to be with you. >> releasing cause of death, does that indicate an arrest may be close? >> not really. it just says she was strangled to death. it does not say whether or not she was sexually assaulted. we still do not know a motive as of yet. they searched his house, his apartment they took his car, i'm sure today took his computer. also clothes. >> today took his dna. it's like a search warrant for his body if you will. because we don't know what kind of evidence they have and they found on the body. was there trace evidence, hairs, fibers? we don't know that. they're not saying that. that would indicate to me if they're taking his dna they want something to compare to. >> what about wounds on h

>> when an area is new tow the court. my colleague calls it minimalism. i don't call it that. we can't see all we see around corners. and it's better, i think the first time an issue comes before the court to be very careful. and even in the line of cases that i argued in the 1970's. when people told me that justice fren nan, had for a particularity. it was much too early. my thought was that there would be 6 $15,, $7,000. then it could come without that general rule there. so i think go slow is the right approach for judges. but you can't know from the first case what else is out there, what different fact configurations might lead you to do this. >> i think we're at the point where we're ready to take questions from the audience. and there are microphones in each of the two aisles. if anybody would like to ask justice ginsburg a question. could you please come forward to one of the mie mike -- mike crow phones. -- micro phones. >> the first one is always the hardest. [laughter] here we go. ok. [laughter] >> we'll start over again. please go ahead. >> thank you for being here

joe flacco says why he expected the offense tow be this good. >>> maryland continues to struggle and you won't believe how many turnovers the terps' had today? i go one-on-one with kelly washington. hear from the ravens' receiver. his touchdown dance and much more is coming up. "sports unlimited" is coming up. >>> a little more than a year ago, the ravens weren't even sure who their quarterback was going to be for the season. now the team has gone from a settle for three offense to a powerhouse. under second-year quarterback joe flacco, the ravens' offense exploded into a scoring machine. only the new orlean' saints have scored more points. they scored a touchdown seven times. success might be new for ravens' fans, but joe flacco said he could see the writing on the wall. >> we're not surprised. we've been working hard all season and up to this point so we can have the offense we've had the first two

reached about 120 to 125 miles an hour. w/ narrator: the meth head took off with the woman's young son in towmped in to save the kid, #t it may be too late. hga.pn/ >> ...at exxon on corner of powdersville. 123... >> narrator: the tweaking driver pilots his baby mama's car right into a utility pole. / 10-50! 10-50! >> the damage in the vehicle was unbelievable. the hood was crushed in. the windshield was smashed. and the roof was actually buckled and started ripping. it was like something you'd see in a movie. >> narrator: police are horrified to discover the toddler onboard. >> i was real scared and worried for the welfare of the child in the vehicle. >> narrator: but officers and the mother are relieved that the boy is completely uninjured. !the wheelman is clearly unstable... >> [ screaming ] >> narrator: ...and also úsdressed. >> driving around without pants on. you wonder what's going through people's heads. it really boggles the mind sometimes. >> narrator: the woman is just xwateful that her half-naked #yfriend didn't make an orphan of her young helpless son. the owner of this mark

this is happening down the road in tow send. it's a courageous thing to do when you are in the middle of grieving such a tremendous loss. . >>> scott will join us telling us how to buy a used car. >>> first weather. here is sue susan. things are looking beautiful as we start the monday morning. look a lit built of a haze, for the most part, things are showing nice sunshine. 61 degrees already. relative humidity 81%. wind south, southwest at 6 miles an hour. sunny skies. maybe a bit of a haze starting to move in. to the west of us , there is a system that is trying to come through, mainly passing and moving the energy to the north of us, staying to the west of the mountains and north in to pennsylvania. over the course of the day this is going to move through this piece of energy providing the opportunity for cloud cover. also widely scattered showers, possibly a few thunderstorms, the biggest story with this particular system is the wind. we will see it kick up with gusts as high as 30 miles an hour. other wise looks like a nice

the driver tries frantically to free his vehicle but for all his stolen horsepower he'll need a tow truckefore he's out of this mess. the doors fly open and the teens try their luck on foot. you can see they're juveniles. they start running. but suddenly the driver has a problem. he's lost his shoe. when he finally gets it back on, he heads for the nearest trees. but it's an orchard. not a lot of cover from the news and police choppers circling just overhead. police helicopters doing tight orbits around the tree area. the teens run for a thicker stand of trees but it's bordered on all sides by open space. the kids are trapped inside. if they take off running, there is no place for them to go. a k-9 unit arrives and that's all it takes to get these kids in cuffs. and we do have the suspects; they are captured. one suspect looks up at the sky. he can't believe the number of helicopters. while his buddy reveals just how joyless their joyride really was. undersheriff tom thrall races to catch up to a man who just tried to run him down at a roadblock. the suspect is drunk, very drunk. the unde