cruz said he heard someone yell run. he's got a gun. run. run. several nearby buildings including stive stress san high school were placed on lock down. now the investigation begins. who was, hooks is this man? why did he do this? to whom is he connected? are there others in his group of similar mind? in the meantime, new york city rolls on. the afternoon rush is underway. the sun has set. the halloween parade is expected to begin one hour from now. 1 million people to pack into greenwich village to celebrate a night of revelry in america's largest city. and the police commissioner and the mayor announced the parade will go on. and we will protect the people of new york. and they you were them to go about their business. if you're watching on local fox station across the nation we'll return you now to local progra programming. on fox news channel on satellite and cable, special report with bret baier continues our coverage. i'm shepard smith. fox news new york. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> as you by

tim: this video of an animal hospital manager yelling at a customer has been viewed thousands of tim: he was not arrested for the exchange that played out in front of this prince george's county police officer saturday afternoon. doctor suspended the manager, but says there is much more involved. a customer brought in a service dog that swallowed a chicken bone but refused to pay for the x-rays because the customer checked care credit on his form. >> he said i don't know. >> a misunderstanding. i ask you if all the information was again he said, it's fine. tim: the customer said he thought he signed up for a payment plan until the manager started yelling. >> the whole situation is unfortunate. his behavior was definitely uncalled for. tim: the doctor said it was not a reason to yell. >> i told him let me handle the tim: the vet says there is no reason for the threats they are getting. they have set up a payment plan to be executed by november 1. live in prince george's county, tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: tim, thank you. still ahead, the people who helped russia metal in our aection

he jumped out of the vehicle, yelled allah akbar, fired into a crowd of people. i'm also getting confirmation of at least six people dead right now. i think it's too early to eliminate any possibility of what this may be. i'm kind of taken back to the mayor and the nypd saying it's not terrorism and it was a truck dispute. this has the makings of terrorism very early on. the fbi is at the scene. i think we need to really do a thorough investigation and get all the facts. we also have a halloween parade tonight. the nypd is prepared for that. so this could be one event that leads to another event. right now there's so much taking place that we need to start to digest all of this information and learn who this individual is and look into his background to see where this is really going. >> neil: all right. thank you very much, my friend. i want to go to rick leventhal who might have an update. rick what are you hearing? >> more confirmation as this is being treated as a possible if not likely terror attack, neil. i'm getting confirmation that this person in this tr

thank you very much for your time of. [ yelling questions ] >> are you changing that number? >> i can clarify the 59. we have confirmed 59 dead in our office. yes. 58 plus the shooter for a total of 59. and that is confirmed. okay? thank you very much, undersheriff. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> mr. undersheriff, that leads to another question -- >> i didn't call on you first. but go ahead. is there another death somewhere else? we were told previously 59 plus. >> yeah. but remember, we also told that you the numbers of dead and wounded will continue to fluctuate so the answer that the coroner provided you is the most recent relevant number that we have. >> undersheriff, is there any indication that he was planning something else a couple of weeks beforehand? in your investigation have you seen that? >> um, no. i'm not prepared to speak about that. but that is part of our investigation. >> with the knowledge that marilou danley is in the philippines and knowing [ indiscernible ] are you absolutely ruling out any connection to terrorism or anything like that? >> we haven't

and i was yelling, where is he? where is he?ecause i thought the shots were coming from the corner, you know. they were firing on the crowd. and it wasn't until i got backstage that i realized they were up higher. and the former marine that was like, i want to get him, too. so i was like, help me out. we went back to the crowd and started yelling at people to move forward to stay down and move forward because the only safe spot of the whole concert right now was actually toward the front of the stage. that was the only safe zone. he couldn't get there. so we were yelling at people to stay down and to keep moving forward and there are people on the left there on the ground. and we had to get them down. so we were yelling at people to keep coming. and eventually we got people going. and there was a giant r.v. in the back. i was yelling at people to get behind the r.v., get behind the r.v., get down and keep moving. and it didn't hit me until a lady was coming over the barrier and just covered in blood. and i just tried to get as m

alloyelling -- was yelling allau akbar. liz: steve, 29-year-old suspect, two handguns. they recovered a paintball gun and bb gun. we need your reaction to that. the new york city mayor and governor said new york city is a city of freedom and democracy and it is a target. >> if there is any benefit of this operation is he's not dead. once they begin to interrogated him he will find out a lot of information both out, they will learn that he acted the alone. if there were other individuals with him. they will learn when he got this vehicle, if anyone else i understand was a home depot truck or somewhere along those lines. so they will find out when, where and how he got this truck. as far as the paintball gun. >> the 8 pronounced dead at the scene were all dead. it did drive down the pike path the wrong way for 8 blocks, then it struck a school bus. four people on the school bus were injured. there were two adults and two children. he did emerge brandishing an imitation handgun. getting back to a possible broader scheme. the g

did somebody just yell ten?oh, it was a ten. >> karen will be doing this with her boys for sure. beyonce sister solange, she in the battle with the british magazine over her hair. and now they come out saying they're sorry. don't they know her song, don't touch my layer? we'll explain. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, don't touch my hair. okay, so she had a photo shoot with this rag -- i mean with this newspaper called britain's evening standard newspaper. so they took some photos of her. now, the last thing you would want to do is touch her hair digitally. right? >> right. >> well, this is what they did. this is how it aired. >> so on the right from her instagram pictures from the shoot, on the left that's what they put, so they took out like the whole back part of her hair. >> so now they're apologizing, of all things. in a statement the magazine says the photo was altered for lay-out purposes, but it made -- we made the wrong call. that's what they said. we sorry. we're totally sorry. we blew it. >> i guess th

cruz said he heard someone yell "run, he's got a gun. run, run." several nearby buildings, including stuyvesant high school, placed on lockdown. now the investigation begins." who is this man? why did he do this? to whom is he connected? are there others in his group of similar mind? in the meantime, new york city rolls on. the afternoon rush is underway. the sun has set. the halloween parade is expected to begin one hour from now. 1 million people to pack into greenwich village to celebrate a night of revelry in the americas largest city. and the police commissioner and mayor announced the parade will go on, and we will protect the people of new york. they urge them to go about their business. if you are watching on a local fox station across the nation, we will return you to local programming. on fox news channel, satellite and cable, "special report" with bret baier continues our coverage. i am shepard smith, fox news new york. >> an act of terror. a particularly cowardly act of terror. aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about th

the truck wielding what police think is a pellet gun, officials say when he exited the vehicle he yelled allah akbar and fired the pellet gun perhaps and police opened fire and he is now at bellevue hospital. the anti-terrorism task for was on the case in a short period of time. authorities in new york, yes are calling this an act of terrorism. a number of schools were placed on lock down in the immediate aftermath of the attack. again eight people are confirmed dead. remember nice, remember london, berlin and barcelona this the latest incident of vehicular terrorism this in lower han hat. lets go to sharrie williams. what do you have? >> this terroristic attack is about a lone wolf trying to commit the ata acs of terror and harm and death. law enforcement know they are using a vehicle used for terror lets talk about the person that police have in custody. 29-year-old sayfullo saipov. 29 years old the video here captured from the witness that saw him in the streets today brandishing what looked to be two weapons. police later identifying the weapons to be a pellet gun and paint ball type

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the non-reporters yelled at the -- the nine reporters yelled at the tenth and made him feel bad. the next tonight, the 10th man didn't return for drinks. the nine had their beers without him. when it came time to pay the bill, they discover they no longer had enough money between them all to even cover half of the bill. that, ladies and gentlemen, is how our tax system works. the people who pay the highest taxes will benefit the most. tax them too much and attack them they might start drinking overseas where the atmosphere is friendlier. this is a silly story but it illustrates an important point. our tax cuts and reforms will create a fair system that works better for everyone. it will make our country the friendliest in the world for american families trying to build a better life for their selves and their families and american company seeking a competitive edge. i will be happy to get that story to everyone so you can get the numbers later. i know that may be an oversimplification, but i think it paints a very good picture of the tax system. with that i will take your questio

. >> we heard the bus driver starting to yell that that was somebody attacking her >> a man attacked a tour bus driver near the white house tonight here exclusively from a witness who recorded the aftermath. >>> plus, a contractor sentenced after swindling dozens of people. dc's push to land the new amazon headquarters and the city's rat problem. your news starts virginia youth softball coach accused of squalling young children >> charged with dozens of child second crimes in orange county that span decades. lindsey watts has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: in craig lewd wig's cell phone video, you can hear officer addressing the suspect tyler jackson after being arrested >> we didn't know who was down there what was going on >> ludwig tells us none of the tourist saw the actual attack when the bus stopped here on the norths of the white house, the driver opened the door to get fresh air >> we heard the bus driver starting to yell there was somebody attacking her >> that driver didn't want to go on camera told us jackson began yelling at her to get off the bus while bea

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[ sirens and yelling ] >> there's gunshots right here! [ automatic gunfire ] >> another shooting right at us. stay down, stay down! [ automatic gunfire ] >> coming out of a window! >> get behind that! [ yelling and shooting ] [ automatic gunfire ] >> get back, go back, go back!! [ automatic gunfire ] >> get whack! back, get back, get back! >> there's multiple people shot up there! >> i know. >> get in there! >> the las vegas hospital says another person has died from the injuries. you're looking at some of the 59 people killed in the shooting. almost all of them have been identified and some have ties to the bay area. michelle vo grew up in san jose, graduated from independence high school in 2003. she was 32. denise cohen leaves behind two sons. she graduated from cal high school in san ramon with the class of 1977. it's the same school where stacee etcheber graduated in 1985, the mother of two married to a san francisco police officer. kpix 5's andria borba shows us how stacee's family and friends in novato gathered to say good- bye. >>

i went upstairs at the top of the steps and yelled to him. i am sorry, i love you. he was on suboxone in attempt to beat his painkiller addiction? todd: yes. i said i love you, if anything happens you, i would not want to live. rehab.e had him in time he went to rehab, he was doing real good. he was excited. he wanted to get clean and be good. he was good about going to meetings. the first time he went to rehab, he was able to get the patrol -- vivitrol. the blocker. lenny: the long acting blocker? todd: it only lasts 30 days or so. i cannot find a place to describe him at. i called in place, the only prescribed patients who went to the treatment center. i was not able to get him in. he relapsed. lenny: dorie, relapse is common . when he came out, we hopeful? what did you think it happened -- came out, or you hopeful? what did you think would happen? dorie: i thought it was a bump in the road. better.y wanted to get he -- i mean -- it is totally out of our family -- are -- realm. i just want to say -- it does not happen to us. lenny: when he relapsed, what clues did

he could just yell it out, which i did, for a question i had. but peter asked the question in a perfect way, where he -- trump ended up saying he kind of knew, he didn't know. maybe someone told him. a general told him. he was disassembling. and i know you have gone through this a lot. and i know there is a lot of things where you talk about fact checks and the president. but on this one, chris, we're talking about people who -- soldiers who were killed, and giving some comfort to the families as the president of the united states, as the commander in chief. and this dissembling is something that struck me as something i had never, ever seen before. and something this serious. >> michael, your reaction. >> it's the same. it's stunning. it is inexcusable in many respects. i watch that as the president was going there. and something struck me was that he didn't -- he didn't want to get caught flatfooted with the answer i haven't responded. >> right. >> and that's what this was all about. >> that's right. >> he had not responded to these families.

they can intimidate them, yell at them. >> what you looking at, man? look in here, man. >> what's up, man? what you looking at, man? don't [ bleep ] look in here. >> we try to scare them when they come through, let them know it's not really that fun to be in here. you know what i'm saying? because it's not. >> the students exit the men's jail, but the tour is not over. >> what you looking at? >> oh, my god. i'm actually like shaking. >> you're shaking? >> yeah. oh, my god. >> now the students are let through a women's tier. [ yelling ] >> why you so scared? why won't you look? look at me! remember this face. >> wo >> one of the louder women is jamie. >> do you want to lick this [ bleep ]? i know i'll make you. >> the things i was saying to those kids was horrible. it wasn't me. that's not how i am. that's just me putting on a front so that they can see the craziness that goes on. >> wipe that smile off your [ bleep ] face you ugly [ bleep ]. ugly [ bleep ] wipe that smile off. >> we want them to know that this is real. >> i'm going to lose my voice. >>

someone yells to move out of the way. another yells to get out of the car.hicle take off. it hits one officer. a second officer opens fire on the 22-year-old. you hear someone yelling at the officers in a second video. we don't know if her father saw this before we spoke. what he did say is. >> i believe that something was going on, and to say what it was, you know, maybe she did panic. there's no way of knowing that. >> he says his daughter was an honor student a to temple university in philadelphia. he tells us his father wanted to fight against social injustice as a lawyer and says she was also a mentor. more recently, we found an assault and battery charge that was not prosecuted and other traffic violations on the 22-year-old's record. >> he says she's not planning to go to miami and says he will be okay with what police tell him. there's also a police investigation into whether the officer should have fired at the car the way he did. we're going to continue to follow the investigation and bring the latest on wusa 9. >> a lot of questions with that stor

he actually started yelling at us. you can imagine, people are really upset, trying to get their loved ones out of here. he told us his house already burned. i talked to an elderly gentleman when i first arrived on the scene. he is afraid his house is burned down because it was so close. this man is yelling at us, i guess. >> i know. i know. obviously -- >> reporter: people are really upset. >> of course. the tensions are high. you have sick people being brought out. we want to tell people, stay with me, thom. this is the kaiser hospital in santa rosa off 101 and bicentennial way. the hospital is being evacuated. you can see the glow of the fire in the distance there. that is how close the fire is to this hospital. we have literally seen them pull people out on gurneys, rolling them through with ivs, people in walkers, people in wheelchairs loaded into ordinary personnel cars to get them out of the hospital. >> like you said, people pulling up in their own cars to get people to safety as well. the spot fire was actuall

. >> we heard the bus driver starting to yell that there was somebody attacking her through the window >> a dc tour bus driver beaten right in front of the white house. more from the man who a captured the suspects arrest o the big chill, sue palka with while you'd need a jacket. >>> a coach indicted for sex crimes, the tip that led to her arrest. >>> we will bring you that story in just a moment. first we begin tonight with a fox 5 exclusive. we want to show you the aftermath of an attack on a dc tour bus driver, this happened last night in front of the white house. >> the suspect is in jail. fox 5 corey coffee spoke exclusively with the witness who shot this video. she joined us with a latest. corey? >> reporter: well, good evening, to both of you, we're told that the driver is doing ok. she is a bit shaken up, taken to the hospital, she said she's definitely soar after the or a digital this unfold lid here at 16th and h street, the tour house as tourists were trying to take pictures when the man came running from across the street from this direction here and on to the bus. in craig

i yelled at him. i said, this is what inmates try to get in the prison system. and that's when he told us about his addiction through painkillers. i looked it up online, educate myself a little bit about it and then went back upstairs to the top of the steps and yelled over to thad, i'm sorry, i love you. >> he was on suboxone in an attempt to beat his painkiller? >> i said, thad, i love you. if anything ever happened to i wouldn't want to live. and then of course we had him in we have a couple, two different times, and the first time he went to rehabin use doing really good, really excited. we need too get clean, wanted to do good, and really good about going to meetings and everything. and but the first time he went to rehab he was able to get the patrol -- the blocker. >> a long acting blocker. >> that onlyor last like 30 days or so. i called around to different places, couldn't find any place to subscribe him at. i called a a place in milton, bt they only prescribed patients who went through treatment, their treatment centers i was able to get him -- eventua

home plate umpire bill miller yelling at somebody to get off the field. security was down there so now they move. top of the order here for the astros now down one. high fly ball, good-bye. one pitch to springer and we are tied again. how good guy who just made that play that ball get behind him? he got it back any new going up to the plate, i've got to believe he said i'm coming out and he didn't miss it. here's a base hit. first pitch swinging. bregman is on. back to the home run by swinger. fastball middle middle and he didn't miss it. the reason i keep saying, maybe it seems like i'm trying to make excuses, i'm not, you lose an inch or two on your fastball when you're not as fresh as you want to be, and what makes some of these guys so special is that the late life on their fastball, guys don't swing at that. now the go-ahead run is on with nobody out and altuve up. strike one. this is his 12th outing of the postseason, most ever by a dodger. no home runs allowed in the entire regular season. two aloud now in the postseason. the last one put up by spr

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his boss told the court he felt threatened and prince yelled and cursed at him. his boss told the court he didn't want to wait until prince attacked him. he wanted protection. but the judge denied the order in february and this guy is still on the loose. jonathan: stay connected with the abc7 team as we track the breaking news. we are updating the social needia and you can get alerts on the smart phone by downloading the free abc7 news app. great resource to have. michelle: this is just in from fairfax county where police arrested a man accused of preying on women just looking for work. investigators say he lured a woman to a building in reston using a craigslist posting for administrative assistant job. when she he sexually assaulted her. police believe there are other victims and more charges are likely. jonathan: look at this. this is the aftermath of an explosion that happened inside of the olive garden restaurant in laurel. debris flying hundreds of feet away from this. it happened at the tail end of the lunch rush hour when 70 people were inside the restaur

had people show up at our doorstep, armed guards at our house for three months lose my kids were yelled at the grocery store by a man who wanted them to know their father was destroying their lives and destroying the country and they needed to do something. they would come home from school in tears because kids would ask that i'd been shot or was i going to be shot? their parents hated me and they needed to know it. it was hard on the family. when this went on i was having a harder time breathing, decided to get back in shape. i couldn't keep up and hit 40, i am getting old and i thought it was allergies and then i didn't know what it was. finally in mid april 2016 with the stress of all this deciding it was just stress making it harder to breathe i was out of breath, laying my head on the pillow and it left me out of breath rolling over, waking up, gasping and maybe go to the doctor. she had my laptop, took away my microphone and made me go to the doctor. next thing i knew i was being wheeled into a hospital, as they were pushing me into the machine to scan my lungs, my wife got a call

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when someone yells allahu akbar in public, when somebody mows down pedestrians. following the advice of the isis isis -- i'm convinced this was an isis attack. >> bret: looking at the web of connections this guy may have had. >> we want to know if anyone else, is anyone else involved, if further conspiracy? with the halloween parade tonight, also this is near the marathon sunday. i know they are scrubbing everything they have right now to ensure there is no one else connected. >> bret: how significant that he is still alive? many times, we've seen the attacker get killed or kill himself. he was shot, we are told by a police officer but he's been treated. >> law enforcement, prosecution, intelligent standpoint, very important. because of the information in his head. when the boston bomber was shot and killed, we lost that intelligence of what he was doing, radicalizing. direction from raqqa, syria, pakistan? he has a lot of information in his head to, and that's the kind of information we will be getting to the bottom of through interrogation. >> bret: i know it's

possibly of middle eastern descent and he did jump out of the pickup truck yelling a la akbar. harry hairston is is joining us now live right now from new york city. >> headed away from the river going towards cambridge street. what you're looking at, with my iphone here, you should be able to see fbi agents and it does look as though there's an individual in a white outfit with maybe some type of outfit. make a look at the others here. investigators trying to put together the pieces to find out why on this halloween day. this attack that went down west street. a couple dozen more that comes back. there is what i started to make out is a command center which appears to be coming this way. another emergency services vehicle is now starting to change positions. trying to keep an eye on all of the activity and what does it mean, what part of the investigation are they in, what can they look for in addition to what they know already. that is words they heard. >> harry, i think we're losing you just a little bit. harry hairston reporting live there from the scene. a lot going on int

this was the first time nabra's parents laid eyes on him and he starts screaming obscenities and yelling you killed my daughter. deputies picked them up and carried them out and his wife started yelling and screaming i'll kill you kill you. she picked up her shoe and threw it at him. >> nabra's mother did not want to talk about it and neither did her top-- did her father. >> it was rough, wasn't it? >> are you feeling okay? >> yes i am. >> you are looking at the person who killed your daughter and you can't sustain that much anger. >> five people in total were pulled out of the room and the hearing was moved to a smaller and private room. afterward he pulled out-- poured out his heart. >> every day i think about my daughter and i don't want news a-- to lose a daughter like what i lose. >> her family needs us a. fight for her. >> many of her friends, her mosque and neighborhood chanted in support and assured that their friend will not be forgotten. >> peggy fox, wusa9. >> the fairfax county prosecutor says more charges are likely and there's a possibility it could become a capital case.>>

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the way he had ever been yelled at in his career. your story also detailed shouting matches between the president and his chief of staff. it is clear that while the staff by and large appreciates john kelly, there really isn't anyone that is spared from the president's harsh temper. >> that's right. and john kelly really had to come out today to save his reputation. these stories were coming out all about the tension in the white house and that the president who wanted to control and bring some good decision makers in front of him and control that information flow. but at the same time he's been bucking this idea hat he has to limit who he talks to. and several people close to trump spoke with us and said trump has been calling them at night and early in the morning as a way to get around his chief of staff, john kelly. and john kelly saw his role when he came into the white house as trying to bring people in an ordly way to talk to president trump and deliver him with different choices and different options. and it creates tensions

. >> that is when, like, i heard someone yelling. "you're there. i see you there." something like that. after that just the shots, like, three or four shots. and i just started running. >> reporter: gunshots in a quiet residential neighborhood. a now-terrified robby ran back home. >> he was faster than i am. i said, he's probably coming. i was almost sure that he was coming. >> reporter: but diren wouldn't return. and what happened to the german exchange student would simultaneously make headlines around the world and get americans asking, how far can you go to protect your home and family? >>> coming up -- >> 911. what are you reporting? >> a robbery. >> an urgent call to 911. >> somebody entered into our garage. shots were fired. wer back pain't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. i love hangi

nabra 's parents screamed at the defendant and yelled at him saying you killed my daughter as he was being carried out by decorate-- deputies, her mother through her shoe at the suspect and stood on the seat and yelled i will kill you. the court room was cleared and the hearing moved to a small private room. peggy fox was in the courtroom and coming up she will share her first-hand account of today's clash in the courtroom. >> the fbi is ramping up its appeal for tips to solve the abduction and murder of ashant billie. and an emotional pause to remember her. a remarkably touching funeral service in her prince george's county community, scott broome is in fort washington. >>> people talk about closure. but ashanti billie 's does not have that. knowing this billion-- this brilliant and beautiful woman subduction and murder while her murder remains unsolved. >> her soul and spirit did not die. >> and the person or the person's that committed this foul and horrid act may have killed her body but lord knowles -- lord knows they didn't kill her soul. >> let with the courage to speak. it's

deputies picked them up and carried them out and his wife started yelling and screaming i'll kill you kill you. she picked up her shoe and threw it at him. >> nabra's mother did not want to talk about it and neither did her top-- did her father. >> it was rough, wasn't it? >> are you feeling okay? >> yes i am. >> you are looking at the person who killed your daughter and you can't sustain that much anger. >> five people in total were pulled out of the room and the hearing was moved to a smaller and private room. afterward he pulled out-- poured out his heart. >> every day i think about my daughter and i don't want

she yelled for help and eventually people from the upper level came down to stop the attack. close to the quhait house, secret service was there within minute and made that arrest. the bus the hospital and she is okay. however she is not sure why this mana tacked her. and we did speak with officials from big bus who say this is first time one of their drivrsz has been assaulted. however after several other bus driver attacks in d.c. lately they are extremely concerned. they also put out a statement which i can read to you in part, quote, we are incredibly aappreciative of the quick response by authorities and safety of team members and guests is sin credibly important to us and our buses do include on board cameras and we will continue to work with authorities as this investigation continues. now, tyler jackson was word todd stay away from white house and charged with simple assault and resisting arrest and unarmed carjacking and he'll be back here in court on november 1. live at d.c. superior court. anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> and more than a year after losing fed

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they are yelling out advice so they can win. everybody is on the contestant side. they are like a big family. everybody drops word problems and nobody brings anything there a couple of times i like to mention college sports and a couple of people will be good natured and that's about they are smiling while they do it. that is about as much as it gets. i also found out people don't care about football. i start talking and i lose the whole audience as i bring up sports. >> how much longer do you see yourself doing it? >> 46th year for the show. this is the start of my 11th year. >> you will make it to 50 for sure. >> i just signed a new contract that will take me to the 50th year. people have worked on the show for like 30 years. i was talking to an old producer that retired last weekend she worked there for 35 years. >> i'm still here. >> right now i love going to work and it's not -- i work like 20 hours a week. [ laughter ] >> now you are going to rub it in. i said five times he lives in an unreal world and now he is rubbing it in. works 20 hours a week. >> i love

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that's why he's yelling in the street, his reasons for his mass murder. >> you're speaking to not only the potential motive but also what we know about the suspect. limited at this hour because of the way he spoke out. i have frank with me and jim me. i want to ask you to stay with me. we now have unfolding in what is a breaking news scenario, on the phone who is close to the season in lower manhattan. ron, where are you and what do you know? >> reporter: i'm just at the end of the bike path two blocks from the world trade center. i'm actually in the middle of a crowd of students from a high school. the school very close to the scene of the attack. and they're all leaving the school now. they were hunkered down is that there on hold. they've all been streaming out of the school and walking down, wearing halloween cost zpuums. it is quite a scene. we've seen parents coming into the neighborhood. west street is an urban highway and the bike path lines it. it is also a residential neighborhood. a lot of apartment buildings, cond minute-ups here. especially even during the middle of the da

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did you yell? she says, oh, no, i just -- i just came home. i just wanted to get home.d, this was in the middle of the day and nobody else saw? she said, no. >> and then there was her claim that somebody was leaving threatening notes on her car. >> but then you would ask her, and probe her, like what kind of notes? but she wouldn't really tell you. >> so the implication is somebody's after her, she's in some danger? >> right. >> now when they look back at the things they noticed over the years, it was like something fell into place for them. >> there was a separation, it was like jane was the parent and michael was the child, and dave was in the way. >> you had the sense that she was pushing dave away? >> yeah. i think that was a stress on the marriage. >> that there was stress was pretty clear, said rebecca. >> for a while, every time she would call me, it seemed like it was to vent about something she didn't like about what dave was doing. >> so evidence was carefully sifted for months. and then in february 2010, jane laut was arrested and charged with first-degree mu

he then yelled at him, put on his clothes and called police. >> according to the court documents, she was charged with first degree sexual abuse of a patient or client. he pled not guilty. an ploemployee told us he wasn' available and couldn't reach his public defender. >> a civil suit will be filed >> he's not asking it be filed under seal. >> i'm going to be one victim not in the shadows any longer. >> reporter: a trial date is set in court on february 26th of next year. meanwhile, we'll let you know if high 00 enterprises responds to the civil suit. shomari stone, news 4. >>> as for the timing here, his attorneys say they wanted to get the word out about the case after a separate string of alleged incidents at massage envy locations. he worked at multiple locations in the district in prince george's county. four women say he unappropriately touched them. he was charged with two of the claims. he said he no longer works for that company. >>> breaking tonight at 11:00, a car hits and kills a person near a shopping center on central avenue in -- darcy spencer is >> reporter: we're her