this woman was told her unborn child's heart stopped beating. she went home and nine days later she said something told her the doctors were wrong so she went back and ask for a second ultrasound. >> [unintelligible] he said there is a heartbeat there. it was really nice, but also like, what went wrong? >> hospital officials were mortified. their mistakes -- were mortified by their mistake. it was the mother's instincts that saved her unborn child's life. >>> the rains have moved out of maryland. most spots have seen a couple breaks in the clouds come up but the doppler shows the rain is not too far away. there may be another 24 hours of dry conditions before showers moved back in. moving on up into the pulp and nose, but if you follow the route around those -- moving on up into the poconos. by wednesday, showers become likely again. today we had a pretty good soaking. 0.5 inches at the inner harbor. the ground is pretty soggy right now. temperatures were held down by the showers 18 degrees below normal. a record low for the day, 31 in 1974. tha

a pregnant maryland woman murdered for her unborn baby. how her killer is avoiding the death penalty. >>> this is the bear, he has come here to say thank you. we'll explain what that means. >>> sunshine and much warmer temps are on the way back coming up next. (woman blows at scented tree) hefty bags with unscented odor block technology help neutralize odors with no added scent. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >>> it is 54 degrees and cloudy in central marry lands night now. the forecast is coming up. another unexpected weather event in arizona. forecasters confirm a tota

the unborn and the elderly it fall into those categories. as far as sex education and birth control, it is not the responsibility of the federal government. it is a decision that ought to be decided between parents and their children. i cannot support something that would put a federal program or a state program or any kind of government program deciding what to teach my children regarding issues of life, regarding issues of sex education. >> i think that the candidates, are pretty much in agreement of this issue. i am a pro-life democrat. pro-life and folks and pro- choice folks should be working together to cut down on the need for abortion. this argument has gone on and will continue to go on. the more we can do to work together to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies, which will reduce abortions. we agreed that it is all life. respect the unborn and do what is right. all life should be respected. whether that is working together to talk about birth control, sex education, we have to do this so that a woman or a young girl is not for

introduction to the unborn as trees, and that's, by combined activities of the number of individualsresulting in chronic alter exposure to both humans, and of course, to wildlife. recycling and drinking water and the contamination of our route own waste water streams further by this introduction of these illicit drugs is causing a great concern. each of these two categories

weather forecast, go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> pregnant women who get a flu shot may be helping their unborn babies. babies whose mothers get the vaccine appear less likely get the flu during their first six months of life and less likely to be hospitalized for respiratory injuries. >>> many are getting hurt while playing interactive games like wii. they can cause abrasions to ankle, shoulder and foot sprains and even bystanders can get hurt a spokesperson for nintendo said gamers should pace themselves and not overdo it while playing. >> >> be sure to check in with wjz at 4-rbgs 5 and 6 -- 4, 5 and 6. a mysterious murder. >>> and the beauty treatment more teens are getting and the information every parent needs to know in healthwatch. join us for these stories and all the day's breaking news right after dr. phil. >> stay with us. the five-day forecast is coming the five-day forecast is coming up. [ female announcer ] after months of martin o'malley telling us "maryland is moving forward"... ...and moving maryland forward. [ female announcer ] ...this jobs report tells the truth... maryland'

flu shots for pregnant women benefit unborn babies as well.esearchers say babies born to vaccinated mothers have a lower risk of infection in their first few months. the infants also showed higher antibody levels. the government already recommend flu vaccines for expectant mothers. still >> if you think politics are crazy, a new south american politician likes to clown around, literally. he is a professional clown and the newest member of the brazilian congress. his stage name is "grumpy" and he ran under the slogan "it can't get any worse." he got a whopping 1.3 million votes. what is going on with that? i was just going to say we might be next in this country. >> another fairly cloudy day and a relatively cool. it is a little refreshening outside but it will be seasonable, in the los '70s through the weekend. at paramount of sunshine. >> i cannot wait for the weekend. >> i cannot wait for the weekend. and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for

prosecutors say roberts took the unborn baby out of the womb. however, the baby also died.ively grew up in anne arundel county. as part of her plea deal, she was sentenced to life in prison. >>> at rage and a call for action on the campus of rutgers university. -- outrage and a call for action on the campus of rutgers university. >> the talk about the death of tyler comment -- tyler clemente. >> wreckers university remembered tyler not with words but with music. he was an accomplished violinist before he jumped from the george washington bridge after what many here see as anti-gay bullying. >> how many more were there? how many more will there be? >> the students charged with violating his privacy have not said why they screen his sexual encounter with another man, but those here called for tougher punishment of any student who harasses another. >> i told his mom, whatever we could do to help commemorate that young life, to apply honor to his being, i want to do. >> the new jersey's senators legislation would require to reject require colleges and universities to adopt anti

now researchers are saying flu shots can even help unborn babies.hers are vaccinated, their babies are less likely to get flu after their born. they may even be protected for up to six months. the babies are also less likely to be hospitalized for respiratory illness. >>> 5:49. a fast food toy ban in san francisco passes a hurdle. the next step for city leaders. >>> plus, questions about mike singletary and the 49ers. what he said about the security of his job. we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. meet the real meg whitman: serving on the board of goldman sachs, whitman was caught reaping millions from insider stock deals. after ebay shareholders sued and a judge cited the obvious conflict of interest she was forced to pay the money back. what kind of person would be involved in deals a fellow republican congressman called corrupt? and in her last year at ebay, whitman paid herself $120 million ri

senate woman accused of killing a pregnant woman and cutting the unborn baby from her has pled guilty. she will now serve life in prison without parole. in june of 2008 the body of the 21-year-old was found inside her home. she had just move from edgewater to be with her fiance. the baby was due in a month. >>> first prosecutors, now defense attorneys say the student accused in the suicide of his roommate will likely not face hate crime charges. a lawyer for him said he is confident prosecutors didn't have the evidence to file those charges. he is a accused of using his web camera to report a sexual encounter involving his roommate. the roommate later jumped to his death off the george washington bridge. >>> tomorrow the president will make a stop in maryland to help campaign for democratic candidate. the event is at 3:00. the president will stump for the governor and seven for among others. we plan to stream the event live as it's happening. just go to awb 2news.com and watch the live feed and we will of course have complete coverage. >>> if your house catches fire crews will respond

. >>> a mothern britain credits her intuition with saving her unborn baby's life.ing a reason checkup, doors told sophia taylor her baby had died in out ro. they couldn't detect a heartbeat. she said she was devastated but she didn't believe the doctors. they offered her an immediate termination of the pregnancy. she said no and asked for another scan. nine days later they did another scan and there was a heartbeat. they promised to investigate. taylor's baby is due in april. wow. >>> doug is here with our weather forecast. temperatures heading down, huh? >> heading down in a big way. you stepped outside tonight, you need the coats you may need the sweater. if you're one of those people that gets cold easily, you may need the heat overnight tonight and make sure you send the kids off in those coats as well. i had to pull out my son's coat today. he grew in the last year. i found it and he's grown a lot, and he didn't look as good. the sleeves were a little short. sorry, buddy. he's only four. let's take a look at the temperatures today. we got up to a high of only

that was the sentence handed down to the oregon woman accused of killing a maryland mother for her unborn child. she pleaded guilty to killing her last year and taking the baby from her stomach. >> she cried as she switched her plea to guilty in an oregon court this afternoon. the victim and moved from anne arundel county to oregon shortly before she was murdered. >> i am guilty. >> she cried and a visibly trembled as she pled guilty to aggravated murder. she will go to prison for the rest of life. the victim's family watched on, relieved. she will have no possibility of parole and cannot appeal the conviction. >> i thought this was the best punishment for her. she will never get out. >> the 21-year-old was seven months pregnant in june of 2009 when she moved from anne arundel county to or again. she connected with roberts on craigslist and was planning to buy baby clothes from her. she killed her and cut her baby from her womb. she was found dead in roberts apartment. >> it was a tough one to swallow. you come out to a place for a fresh beginning and to have something so tragic happened

. >>> the woman accused of killing a pregnant woman from anne arundel county and cutting the unborn baby from her womb has pled if they to murder charges. -- pled guilty to murder charges. she will serve life in prison without parole. in june of 2008, the body of heather knifely was found pledgeoned to death in oregon. knifely moved from edge watter to oregon to be with her fiancee. baby was due in a month. >>> 6:48. jury deliberation continue for a 5th day in the murder trial of a city councilman ken harris even though the jury says it is deadlocked. the jurors told the judge that they had been unable to agree on charges of first and second degree murder against gary collins jerome william and charles mcgahee she. the judge said try again. three face counts of more than 2 dozen crimes connect to the robbery and murder of harris at the new haven lounge in september 2008. >>> in prins george's county, dozens of police cadets are investigated accused of cheating on academy tests. it includes 146 police officers from three class since july of last year. at least 34 officers are facing speci

the right to life for the unborn is infinitely more important than the question of how high one's taxesshould be. >> i'm opposed to deficits, too, but that's not what primarily drives me as an evangelical christian. limited government? not really. what i want is a society and a government and its policies to reflect values i find in scripture-religious freedom, caring for the poor, caring about justice for all, caring about the least of these. but that's not what you hear from tea party leadership. >> reporter: rev. richard cizik says he believes religious conservatives are in danger of being exploited by tea party leaders who have no intention of ever supporting their social causes. >> they'll take those evangelical votes, and then they will walk away from those people as quickly as a bat of an eye. >> reporter: george mason university professor mark rozell says similar things have happened before. >> very often in the past religious conservatives have felt burned that they supported these republican candidates who focused on the fiscal agenda hoping that those same candidates once ele

at least one man said he was waiting for death afraid he would never meet his unborn child. >> i'm glad he did. >>> a local neighborhood terrorized for years, part of a crime spree that included at least 20 rapes in three states. now judgment day for the so- called silver spring rapist. >>> plus how do you shut down one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time? the skins' d will try this weekend. lindsay's preview of the game and the sports edge but first a quick check of the rundown. it's friday night. you're here. seven minutes in, hang tight, got about another 23 to go, back in one minute. >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> more than 20 years after his violent crime spree began the silver spring rapist is headed to prison for the rest of his life. investigators believe he may be connected to 21 local sexual assaults. fox 5's john henrehan picks up the story. >> reporter: in the late 1980s and early 1990s women who lived in this part of silver spring were terrified. a man working alone would enter homes where there was an unlocked door or window and aw

the right to life for the unborn is infinitely more important than the question of how high one's taxesshould be. >> i'm opposed to deficits, too, but that's not what primarily drives me as an evangelical christian. limited government? not really. what i want is a society and a government and its policies to reflect values i find in scripture-religious freedom, caring for the poor, caring about justice for all, caring about the least of these. but that's not what you hear from tea party leadership. >> reporter: rev. richard cizik says he believes religious conservatives are in danger of being exploited by tea party leaders who have no intention of ever supporting their social causes. >> they'll take those evangelical votes, and then they will walk away from those people as quickly as a bat of an eye. >> reporter: orge mason university professor mark rozell says similar things have happened before. >> very often in the past religious conservatives have felt burned that they supported these republican candidates who focused on the fiscal agenda hoping that those same candidates once elect

. >>> pregnant women who get a flu shot maybe helping their unborn babies. they say infans are less likely to get the flu during their first six months of life if their mothers are vaccinated during pregnancy and less likely to be hospitalized for respiratory illness. >>> there is a vaccine that is extending the lives of some cancer patients. it was able to double the life expectancy of some patients. anita brickman introduces us to lee sullivan. >> reporter: lee isn't letting brain cancer stop him. >> you get a diagnosis of it and a lot of bad things go through your mind. >> reporter: he was diagnosed last year and is at a study at duke university where he is getting an experimental vaccine with along with surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. it found it extended the average survival time from 15 months after diagnosis to 26. >> it educates the immune system to produce antibodies ormagic bullets that go and find the tumor and help the immune system attack the tumor. >> reporter: patients saw their tumors stop growing for 14 months compared to six months for

when pregnant woman drinks alcohol, so does her unborn child.sing through the placenta via the umbilical cord. but the fetus liver is unable to process the alcohol like an adult. so it attacks the developing central nervous system. new study sends a controversial mixed message. brit shall researchers say they are not advocating a policy change and they will follow up as the children age. but american public health official remain cautious. all drawing a hard line for pregnant women to avoid alcohol altogether. despite all the warnings, medical surveys suggest 15% of american women drink while pregnant. >> love that sound. >> reporter: but most fear doing it publically. in the era of madmen no one gave outlook for drink while pregnant. >> this is delicious. >> reporter: not today. most doctors see it as just nine months of sobriety versus a lifetime of potential harm. >>> at 6:19, we have a unusual combination of tests at the dmv. driver's lines and free hiv test. one branch in southeast dc is offering testing for the disease under a pilot progra

early start a new research suggests unborn twins in the womb making friends with each other as early as four and a half months into pregnancy. russia and nato should face their common challenges together german chancellor angela merkel has praised president medvedev decision to attend a key nato summit next month in lisbon the announcement came but talks between the russian and french and german leaders in the french resort of. said russia is thinking about nato as proposals concerning a european missile defense and in return chancellor merkel confirmed that europe is considering russia's proposals for a new security system in the region three leaders were keen to show they see eye to eye on most international issues the meeting aimed at bringing moscow and the e.u. close. well a top russian diplomat responsible for smoothing relations with europe says russia's relations with nato will thrive when cold war stereotypes are dropped and full interview with is coming up next hour but here's a preview. before we have a full fledged dialogue with nato there have been certain unpleasant inc

early start do your research suggest unborn twins in the womb are making friends with each other as early as four and a half months of pregnancy. campaigners in india say the country has the biggest sex trafficking problem in the world hundreds of thousands of girls from poor families are being brought to major cities like mumbai with promises of good jobs but end up in brothels current sing investigates. rush me may be young but she's gone through more than most girls her age cause to leave her village for the bright lights of mumbai only to find she was heading for life in a brothel he said he wants to reach my. why did you go with them then. i didn't want to he forced me to india is the epicenter of the sex trafficking industry right now in the world. and the reason is that there is no enforcement of laws against traffic pins and joins with little value placed on girls from poor families it's taught more than a quarter of a million been trafficked in india each year some are as young as nine and come from the rural areas of neighboring nepal heading for mumbai but either their parents

and a prenatal social siblings italian scientists discover unborn babies interact as early as four and a half months into the pregnancy i had to r.t. dot com to discover how humans are hardwired to get along. now central asian gas liveries to europe are at stake as russia's president dmitry medvedev visits strychnine a stun leaders of both countries are to discuss the proposed pipeline that will connect caspian gas to the south stream which will pump the energy under the black sea to italy and other european countries now the linking project was proposed in two thousand and seven but is still being negotiated the do presidents are also to talk about security in the region and drug trafficking from afghanistan. and now to some other stories in brief for you at least one hundred thirty five have been killed and hundreds are seriously ill after a suspected cholera outbreak in rural haiti at the stream of those needing treatment has overwhelmed hospital staff and facilities doctors are now waiting for test results to confirm the cause of the infections many people are still living in unsan

i am the best friend the unborn has. believe this bill is the most pro-life piece of legislation passed. it has already passed the first test with abortion funding. new mexico had to change their language because they were informed a few do not take out possibility of abortion funding you will not get federal funds. we passed the first big test because i made sure of was the ones fighting the night before we voted to make sure abortion was not include it. healthcare is pro-life. i voted for it for many reasons. my opponent wants to take away health care from a young child who might have on tourism. he wants to take away health care from a senior who wants to increase prescription drugs. he wants to take away tax cuts -- this is why we passed health care. it is a basic need. everyone listening will need to access health care. working men and women working hard every day do not have the access to health care that i do. it is the right thing to do. i did it with certainty that there will be no abortion funding, no abortion

could save both her and her unborn baby. how they both pulling through. >>> he was talking about bees. then he opened fire. a gunman shooting two construction workers and a farmer. we don't know why. he is still out there tonight. i'm mark suppelsa. >> i'm micah materre. our top story seen around the country, the search is on. the search beginning in beecher illinois today. the gunman crossed state lines and shot a farmer in lowell, indiana. he's in a hospital tonight and wgn's amy rutledge is there. >> reporter: this suspect is being called extremely dangerous. authorities want him off the streets quick before he can hurt anybody else. we got a sketch of what the suspect looks like. he is described as a white heavy set man about 40 years old. last seen wearing a windbreaker and jeans. authorities say he is disturbs and his actions appear to be random. the first shots were fired just after 10:30 this morning. construction workers rehabbing a home near beecher, illinois, were approached by a suspect talking about bees. >> as

marine mammal center and uc santa cruz say it appears that the 80-foot long whale and her 17-foot long unborn calf died from blunt force trauma. scientists say while the whale is severely decomposed they hope to take samples to it examine what happen. >> muscle tissue and blubber tissue can be used for toxicology studies. i know there is one researcher working on pregnancy hormone levels so will take a blubber sample for that. >> since the blue whale and her calf were found saturday morning on the beach researchers say they have provided an opportunity to teach children and the general public more about blue whales, the largest animals known toist examine. >>> researcher versus made a new discovery about the complex syndrome threatening the honey bees that pollinate much of our food. they have discovered a virus in hives suffering so-called colony collapse disorder. hives with the disorder have long been known to be infected with the fungus but scene cyst scientists believe it may require both the fungicide and the disease to kill the bees. >>> going green on san francisco's waterfront. the n

>>> a british woman is is crediting her own instincts with keeping her unborn baby alive after doctorsold her the baby had died. sophia taylor went to a checup. doctors said t child's heart had stopped breathing. she said she was offered an immediate termination of the pregnancy. she insisted her baby was still alive shelf insisted o a scan and it proved her correct. >> there is a heartbeat there. it just showed that. it was really nice but also, what went wrong then? why did you tell never baby had died? >> wow! a doctor at the hospital said it is a teaching hospital and admits that bad supervision in her case may have led to the incorrect scan results. wow! good thing she went with her feelings othat. kind of a dismal kind of a gr start to our week. >> a lttle nasty out there. >> nasty is right. >> we've seen some areas pick up over an inch of rain yesterday. we eded the rain. we're almost at our deficit. we've almost eclimsed the drought that we have been in for so long. we saw over five inches. we're almost out of that drought we were talking about all summer long. now thing are ju

. >> one of the best things pregnant women can door their own health and health of their unborn baby is keep a lid on the weight gain. while most mothers to be put on weight eating for two it is important to remember the second person is very small. dr. terry hoffman stresses moderate weight gain for many reasons. >> it is a harder delivery, more likely to have a c section and the baby can have problems. childhood obesity is a huge issue. >> studies show women who gain lots of weight have bigger babies who are more likely to become obese in killed hood. -- childhood. >> 6:20, another check of the weather and traffic straight ahead. >> embroiled in controversy and trailing, can brett favre have enough in the taeufrg to mount another fourth quarter comeback? pete gilbert has the highlights. >> e-mail us your answer to our water cooler question of the day. do you think the plan to reward students with cell phone minutes for read something good motivation or bribery? e-mail us at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. e plus

in prison yesterday after she admitted to beating the 21-year- old mother to death and cutting her unborn child from her womb last june. police say she moved to oregon just a week before she was murdered. >>> deliberations will continue today in the trial following the murder of baltimore -- or former baltimore city councilman hair race -- harris. the jury told the judge it hasn't been able to agree on charges of first and second- degree murder so far. >>> a fallen maryland marine's father goes before the united states supreme court to put an end to protests at military funerals from a controversial church group. he was in the high court yesterday as the justices took up the case. >> reporter: with lines wrapping around the u.s. supreme court. >> you claim that filthy flag is great. >> reporter: and protesters packing the sidewalk, the debate over america's first amendment rights versus a private individual's right to be shielded from hateful speech unfolds inside the u.s. supreme court. on one side the father of fallen maryland marine matthew snyder. >> there is a civilized way to expres

amendment, amendment 62, would outlaw abortion completely and extend the legal rights of a person to the unborne all know what that could mean about abortion. we know this is the type of amendment that ends up getting folks on both sides to pour money into this race. what is this going to mean? in colorado senate between ken buck and michael bennett. ken buck got the nomination. the question is will the social conservatism, the colorado springs crowd be able to come out in greater numbers and help put buck over the top? definitely something worth watches. >>> this is our top ten potential takeovers, these are democratic seats, and we're telling you there's two states that were the and 10 there, california and washington. we're telling you they may not be 9 and 10 anymore. instead west virginia and connecticut, this is, by the way, simply to let you know i can draw on this thing. >> it's impressive. >> i would like to think so. but both parties getting very worried about west virginia in particular, that the democrats are very nervous about joe manchin. >> you mentioned west virginia like a mont

marine mammal center and uc santa cruz say it appears that the 80-foot long whale and her 17-foot long unborn calf died from blunt force trauma. scientists say while the whale is severely decomposed they hope to take samples to it examine what happen. >> muscle tissue and blubber tissue can be used for toxicology studies. i know there is one researcher working on pregnancy hormone levels so will take a blubber sample for that. >> since the blue whale and her calf were found saturday morning on the beach researchers say they have provided an opportunity to teach children and the general public more about blue whales, the largest animals known toist examine. >>> researcher versus made a new discovery about the complex syndrome threatening the honey bees that pollinate much of our food. they have discovered a virus in hives suffering so-called colony collapse disorder. hives with the disorder have long been known to be infected with the fungus but scene cyst scientists believe it may require both the fungicide and the disease to kill the bees. >>> going green on san francisco's waterfront. the n

all of the victims, including the pregnant woman's unborn child are expected to survive. so far, no one has been arrested. a san francisco man, who deputies say savagely beat a south bay priest at his lows gatos retirement home is out of jail on $25,000 bail. the 65-year-old priest molested him and his brother when they were kids 35 years ago. he attacked the reverend in front of a witness in a small room connected to the lobby of a retirement home in los gatos. witnesses say he punched the priest in his face and all over his body until the priest went down. then, he took off. >> he shows up in front of other people and starts attacking the father with closed fists until he goes down to the floor. >> by the way, in 1998, lynch and his brother were awarded $625 after suing the jesuits over this abuse. he never faced any cell charges. >> the police are trying to figure out whether a teenager died in a murder/suicide pact with his twin brother. they found the 15-year-old's body hanging from a branch in a ravine near hayward high school. his body was found after his twin brot

basically put rielle hunter in hiding and her child in hiding, i think the child at that point was unborn and later was born. i want to show one of the webisodes that rielle hunter was allegedly hired to put together. they're sort of fascinating, because clearly there's a lot of chemistry between the two and it's a side of john edwards you don't normally see. take a look. >> that is a great speech. >> i'm so glad you like it. >> i like it. wait till you hear me give it live. >> that's all we have of it. but it's a beaming john edwards. it's not the traditional john edwards. clearly there's some sort of chemistry between these two. why now are we just hearing about these subpoenas and why do we know so little about it, sunny? >> because the grand jury is secret and it's supposed to be protected but we now know there are subpoenas being issued and that's one of the things i miss about being a prosecutor. i can't force anybody to talk to me now. but grand jury subpoena power is very serious. the prosecutor can force someone to talk. >> and john edwards himself cannot be subpoenaed for this.

. >> you lost your unborn grandchild. >> yes, yes. >> do you think you, america, should be afraid of islam. >> i think americans should fear criminal behavior. i think we should do the best we can to control criminal behavior. but i can't raise my two remaining sons to fear the people who live next door to them. that is not what my grandparents came to america to escape. you know, we are a group of 9/11 family members. i know a lot of family members are here. we share that pain and, you know, i think the unfortunate piece of this is that we don't agree on this. >> let me ask you, reverend graham, you have said and you said not so long ago that president bush and president obama made a great mistake when they said that islam is a peaceful religion. it's not, you said. there's no evidence in its history. it's a religion of hatred and a religion of war and repeatedly you've said that the islam is wicked and evil. why do you say that? >> first christiane, i understand what the muslims want to do in america. they want to build as many mosques, cultural centers as they possibly can so they

he was waiting for death, afraid he'd never meet his unborn child. the miners have reported now hired an accountant to divide all their earnings from interviews, possible books and movies, but friday one miner said he doesn't want to be famous. he just wants to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. edison pena says he's angry accusing the mine owners of putting profit ahead of safety. >> these things have to happen as a lesson. i think i really want to go to it and give my message of life. >> reporter: meanwhile another mine collapsed today in south america and in ecuador a tunnel collapsed in a goldmine trapping four people about 500 feet underground. in colombia crews are still trying to rescue two miners who have been trapped for four days. those countries are hoping to learn some important lessons from chile. >>> local police issuing a warning to parents tonight. teenagers are smoking this substance to get high. it can also make them very sick, but it is perfectly legal. >>> and later your smartphone may be packed with apps, but a n

miner to be rescued tells us of losing 27-pound and the fear of dieing underground leaving behind his unborn child. >> i was afraid i was not going to meet the child on the way. it was the thing that most scared me. >> reporter: the men are said to be in relatively good health. the first three were released from the hospital on thursday night with the rest expected out by sunday. while their physical health looks good, experts say the psychological impact isn't known. with the spotlight squarely on the men who captivated the world their personal stories are coming to light and some may find themselves in a different kind of hole. several published reports say the ordeal revealed some of the men's mitt dresses. in one case, the 21st miner to be rescued was greeted not by his wife but another woman he is believed to live with. money is another complication the miner will face. some are expected to be offered book deals, movie rights endorsements and gifts worth the kind of money that could change their lives. in northeast washington, nicole collins, 9 news now. >>> our time is 6:21. >>> next i

. >>> a woman who was told by doctors her unborn child was no longer alive sid mother's intuition convincedwere wrong. we'll tell you what happened. >>> verizon customers have some money coming to them after they were charged for mystery fees on their phone bills. and donald trump is responding to questions whether he is running for president in 2012. donald trump. >> is the white houseig enough for him? >> i don't think so. >> thanks. we'll see you in a few. >>> after the break, a promming new treatment in the fight against brain cancer. >>> people how hole laptops in their laps could be causing long term damage. researchers call it toast ski syndrome. it is an unusual looking scar or discoloring on the skin from th heat that come from the lap tox temperatures can reach 125 degrees. researchers say toasted skin syndrome most time results in permanent skin darkening but in rare cases, can ahead to skin cancer. >>> according to the national cancer institute, more than 35,000 americans are diagnosed with brain tumors each year. but scientists say they found a way to slow down cancer growth. >

he was waiting for death afraid he'd never meet his unborn child. amazingly he and his 32 colleagues survived. thursday they posed for pictures in their hospital robes with the president of chile still wearing sunglasses to help their eyes adjust to the bright light. as for the international media spotlight, there's little to help the miners with that, but it seems like they are sticking together as a group. there's a report they've hired an accountant to ensure any and all money they earn will be equally distributed amongst them. in copiapo chile, adam housely, fox 5 news. >> our coverage of the chilean mine rescue continues on www.myfoxdc.com. you can see pictures of all the miners there and learn more about them and read the timeline of the rescue. go to the hot topics tab on our homepage. >>> he was convicted of terrorizing a local neighborhood believed to be behind at least 20 rapes in three states. tonight he learns his fate. that's coming up next. >>> with all the attention maryland's gubernatorial race is getting you might not have heard tha

of heavy drinkers are more likely to have lower test scores when pregnant woman drinks so does her unborn child passing through the placenta via the umbilical cord and the fetus's liver is unable to process the alcohol like an adult and it attacks the developing central nervous system but the study sends a controversial mixed message. british researchers say they are not advocating a policy change and they will follow up as the children age. but american public health official remain cautious all drawing a hard line for pregnant women to avoid alcohol altogether. despite all the warnings, medical surveys suggest roughly 15% of american women drink while pregnant. >> love that sound. >> reporter: but most fear doing it publically. in the era of madmen no one gave outlook for drinking while pregnant. >> this is delicious. >> reporter: not today. most doctors see it as just 9 months of sobriety versus a lifetime of potential harm. abc news, new york. >> medical expert in the united states say go with what your doctor says. consult your doctor if you are are pregnant and do what they tell you

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