every metro car is equipped with instructions on how to self- evacuate and it does not require unscrewing a plastic panel as one of the first responders had suggested. >>> 25-year-old lemuel brown jr. is behind bars tonight charged with murder accused of shooting and killing james birch who died at the scene. the two men fought and that touched off the shooting. >>> should police be allowed to know what's going on in your home? >> dozens of police departments have been equipped with new radar that can detect when people are in their homes by their breath. peggy fox has been looking into the new devices which police departments are using them. >> we did know that the united states marshal's service has spent $180,000 on these devices known as ranger r. they look like fancy stud finders. the motion detector radars were first designed for the military to use in afghanistan and iraq. tanks, machine guns, hi-tech robots, the military style tools are now part of many police departments, but another tool that's not on display is causing concern. >> it's one thing to use over the skies of yemen,

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>> firefighters say the backdoor was locked and a plastic cover had to be unscrewed to release the other doors. every metro car is equipped with emergency door releases. only on the two side doors in the center of the car is where you can find that. we also learned from the family today last week's l'enfant plaza victim did suffer from asthma, the family and many more remembers the life of carol glover today at a d.c. memorial service. stephanie ramirez tells us dozens attended. >> reporter: i'm stephanie ramirez in northeast d.c. where we saw a packed church today. family and friends came together to honor the life of the woman lo died in last week's l'enfant has -- who died in last week's l'enfant plaza incident. one of carol glover's two sons said after -- >> my mother lived a great life and everything that she did here was for others. >> reporter: many remembered glover as a neighbor whose doors were always open and a colleague al willing to help. >> we're just glad everybody came out -- always willing to help. >> we're just glad everybody came out in support of our family. >> report

>> the backdoor was locked and a plastic cover had to be unscrewed to open the door. they may have been working on the wrong doors. every metro car is equipped with emergency door releases but only on the two side doors in the center of the car. the woman who died on board that train carol glover wasmented at a memorial service -- was remembered at a memorial service today. >> we learned she did suffer from asthma and his son spoke of memories of his mother. >> my mother lived a great life and everything she did was for others. >> reporter: anthony glover said he wants people to remember the legacy his mother lives carol glover touched seen in person monday in a packed church where the memorial services were held with alexandria's mayor in attendance. >> the loss of life of carol glover not only to our family, but to her friend is certainly a tragedy, but she's in a good place. >> i just think about all the great times we had versus all of the tragedies that go on in the world to honor her life. >> reporter: glover never strayed from the faith. anthony glover said car

. >> a few blocks away the thief unscrews bottom of street sign to swipe a bike in 30 seconds flat and with more and more thefts like this xlees confirm philadelphia has become a hot spot for hot bikes. "action news" used police data to has bee in the spots targeted most often by thieves and the top spot corner of juniper and walnut in center city. second on the list, 2,000 block of north 13 on the temple campus. three back in center city walnut and broad and fourth on the penn campus university city at 200 south 34th street. >> captain brian corn says these criminal can easily turn around and sell hot bikes in hot second and pocket a few hundred dollars. >> they pop up on craigslist i couldn't believe it. >> chris had his bike snatched in front of his no his gated front yard. >> i would expect it to be safe there. unfortunately it's not the case apparently. >> there's not enough fear they'll gets caught. >> the thieves are becoming bolder because there's little enforcement. 2,000 bikes are reported stole anyone philly each year and she estimate the number is much higher. >> the trend

again, you twist, untwist, unscrew it. and look at that. >> reporter: oh my goodness. many have been given as gifts or bought at yard sales and a lot of older-style canes come with this type of defense feature. >> i think for the most part you say what's that, it's a rock, what's in it it's a rock. so you say it's cane what's it in? it's a cane. so the question seems odd to begin with. >> reporter: the tsa also says it's seeing a record number of guns brought to checkpoints. at reagan national news4. >>> some big changes are coming at one stop on the red line. next week they will install six new escalators. that project is expected to last three years. at any given time two of the escalators will be shut down. they went into service more than 30 years ago. metro is tracinge ing trying to replace its oldest escalators. >>> a man had a metal turn signal rev moved frommoved from his arm after 51 years. his other injuries were so severe that the doctors never noticed the turn signal embedded in him. he first found out about it 15 years ago after setting off a metal detecto

it took about five hours to carefully unscrew the eight screws that held it together for all of these years. and took another hour to unpack the contents. those contents will soon go on display. they'll take certain steps to conserve them. but soon the world will be able to come here and see those contents those relics that were left behind. eventually, the time capsule will be reconstructed and returned to the statehouse. but until then people will have an opportunity to see part of the story in history in the way that the great patriot and founding father really wanted us to christine, john. >> i like seeing the relics in the cradle of civilization from boston massachusetts, where our entire social structure was created so many years ago. >> it's like what would we put in there today? you couldn't put a paper? would you put a newspaper? would you put a coin an ipad? >> bitcoins and, you know -- >> a bail of crude oil, maybe, because it could be worth a lot in 200 years. >>> falling oil and gas prices are good news. could it mean layoffs, though? i've got an "early start" on "your mo

it took about five hours to carefully unscrew the eight screws that held it together for all of these contents. those contents will soon go on display. they'll take certain steps to try and conserve them. but soon the world will be able to come here and see those contents, those relics that were left behind. eventually, the time capsule will be reconstructed and returned to the statehouse. but until then, people will have an opportunity to see part of the story of this nation's history in the way that the great patriot and founding father really wanted us to. christine, john. >> alexandra field. thank you for that. >> they got a lot done. they were very busy men. >> i love the newspapers and money. basically information and currency. what's changed? >> we'll see that. >>> falling oil prices falling gas prices. good news for drivers. but could this all lead to layoffs? and what's it doing to the world economy? jittery right now. an early start on "your money" next. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know

here it's got, again, you untwist, unscrew it.ecome such an issue, tsa now advising anyone who uses a cane to twist the top of it and inspect it. many have been given as gifts or bought at yard sales. a lot of older-style come with this type of defense feature. >> for the most part you say it's a rock. what's in it? it's a rock. it's a cane what's in it? it's a cane. the question seems odd to begin with record in every case the tsa says you're going to lose your cane if it has an artfully concealed weapon. >> it's more serious than having your cane taken way way. in some places like new york city you can actually be arrested. >> 7:27. they're calling it an unimaginable tragedy and a miracle. a little girl is the sole survivor of the plane crash. now we're hearing from the man she went to for help. >> enjoy the spring-like warmth we're getting today. for your workweek it's going to get cold. talking single digit temperatures. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell timing it out for you. that's coming up. >>> don't forget to stay con