northbound jfx near parkway -- near parker wrote is closed. in carroll county, westminster, and report of an accident near brown road and houlton road. you can see the outer loop traffic is moving a bit slower than normal. a bit of traffic from there to edmundston ave. and kate nabih new, and looks like things are moving fine north and south. -- kecoughtan avenue, looks like things are moving find north and

rose parker sterling. she's married to a southern california minister michael sterling chlgt she reunited with the children who grew up without her, won awards graduated from theology school and counsels battered women. but the pain from that awful day will always be with her. >> it's like a weight it's a weight that on me. this is just there. just pray that the governor schwartzeneggar looks at this case and realized this should have been done. let me just give her a pardon. it's time. it's the time, it's now. >> rose parker is taking her request to the state capital tomorrow at noon. she will be asking people there to sign a petition supporting the request for a pardon. we'll continue to follow this story to let you know what happens. >> it looks like california will not have to resort to issuing ious for outstanding bills for the time being. that late word today from state controller john chung says august revenues were higher than expected and expenses were down thachl means the state will be able to p

. >> this year we tried to declass it so we decided to go to parker, arizona. has anyone ever been there? the guy in the way back, all right. that makes sense for crowd control as you'll find out. i always wanted to go to lake havasu, very young girls getting nude and then i was told -- marker is just one dam down by half view. well, parker is like the overflowing parking for half view, the girls are not young and there's some light scarring and, you know. they were all wonderful. i had a great time but the thing they do in parker, they all bring their boats to the sand bar and hang out and there's all these radical dudes who live in parker and they paint cool things on the back of their boats. now, we saw -- this is real -- two guys surprisingly by themselves and on the back of their boat, it said, it ain't going to suck itself. [ applause ] but then -- >> jimmy: they were together. >> well, i was like that makes sense. no one is getting in that boat but then to my shock and dismay i saw a boat the next day loaded to the gills with ladies, two 50-year-old dues

kathy parker says she plans to file a lawsuit, as well. kate baldwin, cnn, washington. >>> our top stories now. bishop eddie long talking publicly for the first time, we think, since revelations about those sex abuse allegations. this is a live look at the church services going on this morning outside of atlanta. it is expected that bishop long will make an announcement at this service and will answer questions for the media after the service is over. we will bring you latest on this coverage through the entire day. in fact, we are being told by my producer that he may be coming out at this time. we're searching for that video. this is a live feed. it's controlled by the church itself. the 8:00 a.m. church service. this would be the first time that bishop long has spoken publicly, and there you can see him right there getting hugged as he comes out to address the allegations from four young men accusing that pastor of coercing them into sexual relationships. one man at least says he was used -- of given ambien before his encounter with the

the more transportation we have, the better. >> good afternoon. >> i have lived at parker said for 14 years. i have been waiting for the state. i moved to park merced in 1996. the only place in the city i could find an apartment i could afford as part merced. what i missed was the kind of neighborhood i was expecting when i came to san francisco. i could go down the street and go to the different shops. i liked this idea very much because i think that this will provide support to the growing number of businesses along the strip mark just off of 19th avenue. -- a strip mall just off of 19th avenue. people notice there. they will have signs that you can see as you are driving by. they need more and more customers to make that a viable operation and to make this a neighborhood where people can walk to places they want to go. so, i like this idea very much. the flight paths are a wonderful idea. i lived in a tower and i don't want to take a bike at then down the elevator. 19th avenue and holloway, i'm very positive about the idea is there because i don't walk that intersection much but i

in front of you is, of course, a familiar form, sense is go neighborhoods, and in this case, as parker said, it is unique. in the lower left-hand corner you can see how you need it is, a single ownership property and as such there is an opportunity to achieve things in terms of transit use that is unparalleled. this project currently has 3221 at home and is very close to the arterioles. it is all the rage, close to important transit arteries, including the bus lines, working very near but not quite touching parts of the city. currently it is a very car dependent place with the resources in the neighborhood, almost like a gated community. because we had this opportunity for single ownership we thought we could transform this neighborhood as a paradigm for what sustainable could be in the future. usable public open spaces, making it a net addition of 5679 individual dwelling units. plus significant neighborhood serving amenities. interestingly, in doing this we were able to achieve a 60% reduction for home using energy, potable water, and production of wastewater. likewise the use of the

cathy parker says she plans to file a lawsuit as well. kate bolduan, cnn, washington. >> thank you, kate. >>> making a buck in an unlikely place. >> a line of people waiting for you to scrawl your name on a piece of plastic that you put music on, i mean, it's awesome. >> you might watch it for kicks, but see how some people are using youtube to make a profit and their dreams come true. maybe you can too. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> in this economy, quitting your day job can be a dangerous proposition. but for some youtube users, they're turning their popularity into a living and into making money on the online video site. youtube has created a list of what you call unknown celebrities. people who probably have never heard of, from korean chefs to quirky film makers to bands and singers. they have legions of followers online. in the case of one college grad, she left her parent's place and is able t

kathy parker says she plans to file a lawsuit as well. cnn, washington. >>> it is now the top of the hour, one hour away from that man, bishop eddie long, going to the pulpit of his atlanta-based mega church. expected to speak an hour from now or so for the first time since four men filed lawsuits against him, claiming sexual abuse. from the cnn center, this is "cnn sunday morning," 7:00 a.m. here in atlanta. 6:00 a.m. in minnesota. good morning. i'm drew griffin in for t.j. holmes. thank you so much for starting your day with us. >>> let's get right to this controversy over bishop eddie long. long of new birth missionary baptist church. that's his church, but his ministry goes far beyond that. he's expected to respond this morning to accusations of having sexual relations with four young men. he will do it in his own church addressing his own parishioners during the 8:00 a.m. eastern and 11:00 a.m. eastern services. he is also scheduled a 10:00 a.m. news conference. long, who took that church from about 300 members to 25,000, has denied

kathleen parker is the anchor of cnn's new show "parker spitzer," which debuts two weeks from tomorrow. she's also one of america's most widely syndicated columnists. bernard-henri levi is france's best-known, some people would say most notorious intellectual and philosopher. dan senor is a senior fellow on the council of foreign relations and author of a wonderful book on israel's economy. and chrystia freeland is global editor at large at reuters. welcome to everyone. >> thank you. >> first let's talk about the economy is improving, public anger still seems high, and as a result, it appears not only that the republicans are going to do well, but that the tea party among the republicans are doing well. is this a good thing for the republicans or a bad one? the most recent news being of course tea party candidate does well in delaware, ousting the republican establishment. >> right. well, the tea party is quite the phenomenon. and i think it's actually ultimately going to be bad for the republican party. the tea party groups are so animated, and they're electing people that we don't th

parker/spitzer debuts in two weeks. kathleen, to you first, you talk about solving the rid am of the sphinx. what happened to the guy who had the midas touch to where he had this town hall today he was getting battered by people who said they supported him? >> yeah, well, i'm afraid that he touched too much and it didn't turn to gold. this time obama has gone too far with too many programs too fast and the american people feel overwhelmed and that lady spoke for many. i think even those who voted for him are now exhausted and trying to defend him and find a place to land that they can be in favor of his agenda. it just hasn't worked so far. >> you know, john, let me defend the president if i might, and i don't do this as a partisan, as a democrat, but somebody who has take ann look at those presidents who have been transformational whether it is fdr, whether it is lyndon johnson, whoever it may have been, it takes time. campaigns are truncated. they're a number of months. you get the emotion and the excitement and it's

you played this guy, sean parker. >> parker. >> jimmy: okay, good. sean parker who's -- >> it's a really hard name to remember. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know why he's incrusted in my head. but sean parker, who's the dude that started napster, or one of the heads -- on of the creators of napster. >> yes. >> jimmy: and then he gets on. he meets zuckerberg. you come on -- i think -- here's why i think you did such a great job. because you are very likable at the beginning when we first meet you. and then, man, you play a creep. [ audience ohs ] >> well -- >> jimmy: yeah, that's the way i took it. >> kind of -- that's objective. >> jimmy: that's the way i took it as. [ laughter ] no way, man. it is so good. it's so good to see you playing that. >> sort of a backhanded compliment on national television. >> jimmy: no, it's a great a compliment. >> that i played a great creep. that's what you were saying. >> jimmy: that's a stretch for you 'cause you're such a nice guy. but, i mean -- i made the compliment to david fincher as well. >> oh, yeah. >> jim

live in fairfax county, beth parker. brian, into you. >>> an ugly two-vehicle the the crash happened just after 11:00. the victim's name hasn't been released. >>> an interesting twist to what might otherwise seem like a typical break-in. the burglar was wearing a shirt and tie. take a look. this is surveillance video of the guy knocking on the door of the house on the 14th. he went around back. >>> we're tracking the radar. isolated storms move through the area producing some hail, gusty winds. let's get freight -- let's get straight to the forecast. suer we in the clear? >> not quite. we had a number of pictures sent in to us with hail ranging from three-quarters of an inch to an inch. so about marble size to quarter size. not very active now, but i've got to tell you we have to continue to watch radar. we are certainly not off the hook. straight to radar. i can show that you this zip deed just isolated, but the cell that we're watching in montgomery county still is dropping some heavy rape. now, we do need to continue

you played this guy, sean parker. >> parker. >> jimmy: okay, good. sean parker who's -- >> it's a really hard name to remember. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know why he's incrusted in my head. but sean parker, who's theude that started napster, or one of the heads -- on of the creators of napster. >> yes. >> jimmy: and then he gets on. he meets zuckerberg. you come on -- i think -- here's why i think you did such a great job. becausyou are very likable at the beginning when we first meet you. and then, man, you play a creep. [ audience ohs ] >> well -- >> jimmy: yeah, that's the way took it. >> kind of -- that's objective. >> jimmy: that's the way i took it as. [ laughter ] no way, man. it is so good. it's so good to see you playing that. >> sort of a backhanded compliment on national television. >> jimmy: no, it's a great a compliment. >> that i played a great creep. that's what you were saying. >> jimmy: that's a stretch for you 'cause you're such a nice guy. but, i mean -- i made the complent to david fincher as well. >> oh, yeah. >> jimm every

in montgomery county, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> and wonder if the weather has anything to do with that. i had a bunk on my car. >> and i had a few in the house and not over run run it. >> and no rain the next few days? >> the weekend is going to be dry. >> yup. >> and for those of you rooting for rain, we have a good chance next week. >> okay. >> and good news, lots to talk about and how hot it is that first full day in autumn. it's still warm out there and there is another hot one, a record breaker and it's really a lovely night. the humidity is not too out of control and the current temperature is 89 degrees. challenging the record of 67 in 1980 and in terms of a number of days at or above 90. it was a record-tieing 93 and 89 degrees at bwi marshal and around the region, still finding monasses at 91. culpeper and fredericksburg, 95; frederick, you're at 90 and winchester at 89. again, the humidity is not out of control and that cooler air close by. new york city, 74; bing hampton, 73 and that did not make it through last night. another one is coming through the west. we had a co

donald parker and reggie, susan parker, hey! >> i didn't know we had a baltimore connection. that's fabulous. thank you so much. you can catch boris kodjoe and gugu mbatha-raw in the series premiere of "undercovers" 8:00 p.m. right here on wbal tv 11. all new this afternoon on the farewell season of oprah, the queen of talk closes out the premiere week with a bang. nate berkus and vera wang join. 14 years to the day since launching ore book club, he makes the live announcement on her 54th election. that's all later today. >> and this afternoon's consumer alert whole food new rules for using seafood and what not to buy. we have details on the new color code and rating system. >> the seafood awareness campaign at grocery chain whole foods means next to the signs spelling out bargains on the seafood, don't be surprised to see signs steering you away from certain species. >> seafood is an area where a lot of customers have a little bit of confusion. >> to clear up some of that confusion, whole foods has adopted a color coding rating season. green signifies a species of fish in ab

beth parker has some answers at the d.c. board of elections. >> reporter: as you know, plenty of voters stayed up past midnight and did not know the outcome of d.c.'s mayoral primary. so here, at -- the man who would be d.c.'s next mayor is not impressed. >> was out and i visited many, many precincts yesterday. i saw the problems existing out there and there is a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: former secretary of the army and of veteran's affairs chairs the d.c. board of elections andeth ache -- ethics, speaking directly to critics and getting choked up. >> i have not encouraged anyone. you have not enhanced the chances of improvement. you have not meant honest and descent civil service. feel good about the jobs they're asked to take on. >> reporter: the board of elections executive director said that the counting fell behind schedule after the postpone in part because worker his trouble shutting down brand- new polling machines and this is the first election in d.c. with early voting and the first with same-day regist

beth parker. >> thank you j. a maryland man wanted for killing his ex-wife and setting her apartment on fair is now behind bars. daymon weiss was. doctors release he'd him to the custody of police yesterday. he is now being held without bond. >>> an eviction in d.c. turning into a much bigger job than anyone could have expected. take a look, the woman beg kicked sought a hoarder. and what was inside her home was enough to fill the. sherri ly is live in northwest with what happens next. >> reporter: laura, the city is taking what is left of those be lob 00 omp. all that came out of that second row house over there, and the belongings when taken out, started from the end of the block. it is being loaded into dump trucks ride. >> i've never, never, ever seen anything like this. >> reporter: two city blocks of furniture, old electron i guess so, box after box of stuff hoarded by the thousands, now torpts. >> my thoughts was maybe about 15 people had just got put out. >> reporter: no, this belongs to one woman. she wa

. >> rose: sean parker. >> sean parker, the founder of napster. he comes into the movie about an hour in and in order for sean to pursue his own agenda needs mark to get rid of eduardo. >> rose: tell me about sean parker? and the casting. >> well, we have... you know, we have the version of sean parker in the movie who needed to be... he's described in the prose as being like frank sinatra, he walks into this restaurant and all eyes are on him and he's able to navigate these waters so gracefully. >> rose: distin will do just fine. (laughs) >> that was the thing. there are many number of ways justin timberlake being in your movie can upset the apple cart in that we're trying to build this ensemble and you bring in a guy who is so well known in this other realm and it can throw off the balance of trying to make all these separate but equal puzzle pieces. and, you know, in the end we put him through hell. he did four or five screen tests for it. but i needed somebody jesse could look across a restaurant and see and go "that's how you do it. that's ho

beth parker has more on what is going on. >> reporter: you can read about the new police warning here on your iphone and investigators don't recommend doing that in public. they have seen a string of robberies of iphone owners and one happened here on 19th street and off dupont circle. [ sirens ] >> they had a string of robberies where people's iphones are being taken. >> oh. that is crazy. are you serious? that scares me. >> reporter: even so, you don't have to look very hard to find people doing what police say they probably shouldn't. a lot of people feel comfortable walking around and talking on a cell phone. >> in the middle of the day? yeah, absolutely. [ sirens ] >> and like i want to put my phone away right now. i'm in georgetown, it's daylight. >> reporter: several robberies happened in georgetown mostly at night and others in dupont circle and shaw. in some cases, the criminal grabs the phone and in others, the person strikes up a conversation. >> hey, can i see the phone, do you mind if i make a phone call? and take off running. >> it's an easy target and pretty identifiabl

in maryland, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> fantastic weather keeps coming. >> the stink bugs, i'm seeing them in my house too and they are crazy looking. >> i've never seen them. >> i've been catching them and throwing them outside. >> the old mouse problem, that's about it. i don't have the newfangled stinkbug yet. >> everything on the move, nights are cold and the days are hot so i think even the animals and insects are confused and we have got both of those in our forecast. but before that i look live outside today because it's a beautiful day, is it not? and more reasons to be excited about tonight not only will it be really comfortable, but if you have been noticing a big bright star in the evening sky, i've got to tell you tonight is the night to get out and really enjoy the planet jupiter because we are going to be at opposition. we will talk about what that means. it means jupiter will be coming up opposite the sun and extremely bright. it's the closest path it's made in a decade. look to the southeast, it's a lot closer than usual. it will be right overhead at midnight. only the

parker was released september 4th. today it was johnson's turn, a decision tata makes undrafted rookie free agent could heland williams primary -- keiland williams primary back up to clinton portis. they needed to make a roster preparation in this week's game against the rams. johnson played a reserve role carrying five times for just two yards. chad simpson was signed to fill johnson's spot. last sunday the redskins had plenty of good chances to close out the texans. 6:40 left, graham gano's 20- yard field goal attempt blocked it. would have given the skins a 20- 10 lead. 3:30 to go. donovan mcnabb shows he can still air it out. he's got a cannon, but this long distance pass just goes over the outstretched arms of joey galloway. that would have put the game out of reach. the redskins might be competing better than last year, but that doesn't make the defense feel better. >> we were actually out there competing with a great team that beat indianapolis last week compared to last year where we were just getting the butts

beth parker is live with more on what the president had to say. beth? >> reporter: well, shawn, the president might be washington's most famous parent, but his children don't attend d.c. public schools o. "the today show," a woman from florida asked obama a question getting to the point. she wanted to know if he thought his girls could get as good an education in the d.c. public schools as they get in private school. >> i'll be blunt with you, the answer is no right now. the d.c. public school systems are struggling. now, they have made important strides over the last several years to move in the direction of reform. >> right. >> and there are terrific individual schools in the d.c. system, and that is true, by the way n every city across the country. >> reporter: now, test scores have jumped significantly since 2007, when major reforms began in d.c., even so, less than half of the students in d.c. public schools are reading and doing math at grade level. dcps released a statement saying they're proud of their progress and promise it will continue. the

in maryland beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> speaking of crops, now deal with the weather, harvest season for the vineyards throughout in virginia and maryland. nice and hot. it's been a good summer. >> it's good for them. last year they had too much rain in the fall and we're very dry now. i'm sure the farmers are saying come on, we need something. we have a couple chances for rain but it's not enough. it's just hit or miss showers, maybe a couple thunderstorms around the area but not tomorrow. it is a beautiful evening and tell you what, if you thought today was nice, tomorrow is even nicer. so i think it's got some of september's best weather on tap for us. meanwhile our weather headlines tonight, we're talking about a crisp evening, but then we are really going to bring on some of the best that september has to offer and that is your tuesday forecast. mid-week we'll get hot and maybe even a little humid and we're talking temperatures near 90 beginning wednesday and thursday as well as friday before we cool it off a little bit. what's ironic is fall begins wednesday night at 11:09 on o

teacher union leader george parker. >> this one shot gave the picture of sweep them all out. get rid of them. you can't fire your way to a great school system. >> reporter: parker and rhee spent almost three years negotiating the new contract. they finally reached a deal in spring 2010. teachers voted overwhelmingly in favor of the contract, which guaranteed a 20% raise in salary that was retroactive with three years of back pay. another perk: teachers rated highly effective would be eligible for bonuses of up to $20,000. >> what would you like to do with it? >> reporter: what teachers gave up was traditional job security based on tenure and seniority. now if school budgets are cut, the teachers hired last won't necessarily be the first to lose their jobs. >> it doesn't matter whether you have tenure or not. it doesn't matter if you taught her for 30 years or not. if you are not serving children well, we're going to let you go from the system. >> reporter: but it's something that michelle rhee did not have to negotiate with the union that's affecting teachers the most: her ne

in northwest tease, beth parker, fox 5 news -- while they're eating dinner so it can be happen in an instant. in northwest d.c., beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> it is just pre-season but it is never too early to drop the gloves. we've got caps highlights coming up.  hey stainbusters, my son loves pizza but this was a first - grease on his back ! i totally missed it, another shirt ruined. good thing the expertise of spray n' wash is combined with the power of resolve in our new in wash stain remover. only resolve has stainseekers. just treat the stains you see and add to the wash for the ones you miss. the stainseekers will find, penetrate and lift away the toughest stains. trust resolve. forget stains. >>> would says the preseason doesn't moon a thing. caps and bruins went toe to toe last night and fist to fist in this case where dy king shows he is in mid-season form pummeling shawn thornton. game tied at one here and caps go on to beat boston 3-6789. >>> skin new quarterback with plenty of incentive this week. the skins will play this week. don haven't mcnabb still

. >> star parker was a taker and lived off welfare for 7 years and says the welfare bureaucracy encouraged her to stay dependent. >> they made sure that you didn't work, you didn't save and you didn't get married. >> and if you don't work or save or marry you got a check. >> two checks. first and the 15th. food stamps and the medical expenses paid. >> the createors of welfare, meant well, meant to help people but handouts have unintended consequences. >> once i found out about welfare why work when i can hang out here? this is fabulous, you know. >> even if welfare encouraged dependency, progressives say, other programs don't. >> we have all sorts of things designed not to give people just a handout but to give people a fighting chance. >> a fighting chance. so many people vandalized their public housing projects that government ended up destroying them. again. and again. >> they build it, and then they blow it up. public housing doesn't wreck neighborhoods. unattended public housing wrecks neighborhoods. look at the taylor homes early in the 1960s in chicago, they worked out just fine. >>

. >> star parker was a taker and lived off welfare for 7 years and says the welfare bureaucracy encouraged her to stay dependent. >> they made sure that you didn't work, you didn't save and you didn't get married. >> and if you don't work or save or marry you got a check. >> two checks. first and the 15th. food stamps and the medical expenses paid. >> the createors of welfare, meant well, meant to help people but handouts have unintended consequences. >> once i found out about welfare why work when i can hang out here? this is fabulous, you know. >> even if welfare encouraged dependency, progressives say, other programs don't. >> we have all sorts of things designed not to give people just a handout but to give people a fighting chance. >> a fighting chance. so many people vandalized their public housing projects that government ended up destroying them. again. and again. >> they build it, and then they blow it up. public housing doesn't wreck neighborhoods. unattended public housing wrecks neighborhoods. look at the taylor homes early in the 1960s in chicago, they worked out just fine. >>

. >> star parker was a taker, lived off well fare and says that the bureaucracy encouraged her to stay dependent. >> made sure you didn't work, didn't save, didn't get married. >> if you didn't work or safe or get married you got a check. >> right, two checks first and the 15th. >> and let's go back-- and all of your medical spendses paid and dare care for your kids so i could hang out at venice beach all afternoon. >> so she did. >> the creators of well fare meant to help people, but handouts have unintended consequences. >> once i found out about welfare, why work when i could hang out here, fabulous. >> even if welfare encouraged dependenc dependency, other programs don't. >> we have public housing and things designed not to give people a handout, but a fighting chance. >> a fighting chance? so many people vandalized public housing projects that governments have ended up destroying them. again and again. they built it, it wrecked neighborhoods and then they blow it up. >> public housing doesn't wreck neighborhoods, unattended public housing wrecks neighborhoods. when we look at the

the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parker. she wandered in want without shelter and entered her former abode on the 18th of august last. for this forceable possession shes tried and sentenced to 6 months confinement which punishment of and died of natural causes. eventually i find mention of the easterly of conwell evicting tenants in the near by town land. september 13, 1848 the newspaper says on monday last the agent of lord kwanwell attended by sheriff, police and bailiff evicted 9 families in 50 souls from the town lands near by. nothing could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the library has most of the electoral district books for the 1840's. they are beautiful leather bound books with copper writing and calligraphy. the spelling of each name is not consistent from year to year. i find lacy spelled as l. a.

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in virginia, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> the news tonight is far from over. >> the news edge at 11 starts right now. [ music ] >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 11. >> the news edge on two disaster relief missions in our area tonight. we are talking about animals rescued from horrible conditions and brought to our area to be nursed back to health. thanks for staying up with us. i'm will thomas. >> and i'm maureen umeh. one was taken from animal testing medical lab and the others from a dog fighting ring. >> reporter: this is undercover video taken by peta in a lab at gates county, north carolina. watch for yourself. peta says the video shows workers mistreating cats, dogs, even rabbits. after this video was released the department of agriculture launched an investigation and the lab released the animals. some of them were brought to the washington animal rescue league. >> this is the case of about 200 animals in north eastern and north carolina and just a horrific medical research lab. >> reporter: saturday they looked over the rescued animals. the first goal is to nurse them back to health.

beth parker is live in northwest with more on the growing danger. beth? >> reporter: you do not have to stand out here along wisconsin avenue for very long before you spot somebody who is driving and talking on a cell phone or driving and texting. each year now in this country more than 5400 people are killed and close to a half million injured in car crashes involving distracted drivers. maryland native heather herd was on her way to meet her wedding planner when a tractor trailer driver slammed into her car. >> she was tempt messages while driving an 80,000-pound tractor- trailer. >> reporter: her parents live in maryland but they are working to spread the message nationwide. they know that texting while driving kills. >> everyone has a person in their life, it could be a grandson or child or husband or wife and someone you love, and to realize that you could lose them forever for something as ridiculous as sending a text message or answering a phone call. >> reporter: herd started the distracted driving summit. ray la hood said texting and driving is a