derek king, far from it. in fact, derek, 21 and fresh out of prison, landed pretty far away from just about everything. we met up with him about two months after his release in a remote part of the southwest, living off the grid. >> i like time alone, away from everything, away from all buildings and people. i like going out hiking. i see a lot of wildlife and deer. i did see a bear one time. that was interesting. >> a quiet retreat to a rough hewn house owned by that man who sent him those books years ago, dan daly. derek was just getting his footing and savoring all his newfound freedom after eight years behind bars. >> it's kind of like when scrooge in "the christmas carol" woke up on christmas day and realized how close he was and what his life could be like and when he woke up that morning, he had a second chance. >> alex and derek's mother didn't visit them too often in prison, but she was with derek the day he walked out. he remembers it as just about the happiest moment in his life. happiness for dere

that's what derek holland established tonight. >> a.j.: derek holland was unbelievable tonight. he pitched the game of his life in the world series. and the texas offense, edwin jackson went out, had a good game, but seven walks. what does that do for you? it turns the lineup over. the rangers only went 1 for 8 with runners in scoring position. what was the one, though? mike napoli, three-run homer. they finally got to him. they finally got the hit. it wasn't off jackson, it was off boggs but they finished off edwin by being patient, working the count. only 59 strikes in 109 pitches. rangers did a great job of being patient, working, and finally come up with the huge hits. >> chris: it was all about the rangers tonight. we caught up with the rangers backstop, napoli. >> ken: mike, sixth inning, two on, one out. obvious double play situation. boggs came into the game. you hit the three-run homer. what was your mind set coming into the at-bat? >> i mean i knew he had a good sinker and trying to get me to hit into a ground ball. i was looking fastball, trying to get something up in

derek: good night. caine: and that's when you confronted derek. i thought i could convince him to stop seeing her. just leave my wife alone. well, maybe if you paid better attention to her, she'd stop coming back to me. where did you get this? gretchen gave it to me. (groaning) steven: i saw you buy that snow globe when we were in paris. i just assumed it was for me. (sighs) and when i saw it at the cabana... i lost it. all those nights alone... all those endless business trips... i thought you stopped loving me. steven: i never did. i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. don't. mr. cambridge, one more question. did you break the valve on the fireplace before or after the attack on derek? i don't know what you're talking about. i didn't go anywhere near the fireplace. take him. i believe him. so do i. well, if he didn't cause the gas leak, that leaves one question. who did? ♪ that's made of leather. simmons: that doesn't belong in a fireplace. are those traction ridges? they are. it's from the sole of a shoe. yeah, the killer must've left it behind after h

derek: good night. caine: and that's when you confronted derek. i thought i could convince him to stop seeing her. just leave my wife alone. well, maybe if you paid better attention to her, she'd stop coming back to me. where did you get this? gretchen gave it to me. (groaning) steven: i saw you buy that snow globe when we were in paris. i just assumed it was for me. (sighs) and when i saw it at the cabana... i lost it. all those nights alone... all those endless business trips... i thought you stopped loving me. steven: i never did. i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. don't. mr. cambridge, one more question. did you break the valve on the fireplace before or after the attack on derek? i don't know what you're talking about. i didn't go anywhere near the fireplace. take him. i believe him. so do i. well, if he didn't cause the gas leak, that leaves one question. who did? ♪ that's made of leather. simmons: that doesn't belong in a fireplace. are those traction ridges? they are. it's from the sole of a shoe. yeah, the killer must've left it behind after h

down to second goes derek holland. >> tim: shoots past yadier molina. you have to think right now how many collisions at home plate derek holland has ever been a part of, should kinsler get a base hit. holland a very good athlete and a fast runner. >> joe: there is a base hit in to left center. here comes derek holland. the throw by jay is not in time. cut off. as the 7-4 texas lead. the second rbi of night for kinsler ken. >> tim: so holland at second base, scored easily. on the play. kinsler with a rocket up the middle. jon jay really should have gone to second base on this ball. he tried to come home. not a play on holland. >> joe: and on that throw in the direction of home, down to second when ian kinsler and a base hit could mean another run. texas leading by three. runner at second. two out. elvis andrus at the plate, 1--4. >> joe: derek holland, by the way, is the pitcher of record for the texas rangers. he won game four. he and the rangers lead game six by three. >> tim: derek holland coming in, in the bottom of the sixth inning with the bases l

that's what derek holland established tonight. >> a.j.: derek holland was unbelievable tonight. he pitched the game of his life in the world series. and the texas offense, edwin jackson went out, had a good game, but seven walks. what does that do for you? it turns the lineup over. the rangers only went 1 for 8 with runners in scoring position. what was the one, though? mike napoli, three-run homer. they finally got to him. they finally got the hit. it wasn't off jackson, it was off boggs but they finished off edwin by being patient, working the count. only 59 strikes in 109 pitches. rangers did a great job of being patient, working, and finally come up with the huge hits. >> chris: it was all about the rangers tonight. we caught up with the rangers backstop, napoli. >> ken: mike, sixth inning, two on, one out. obvious double play situation. boggs came into the game. you hit the three-run homer. what was your mind set coming into the at-bat? >> i mean i knew he had a good sinker and trying to get me to hit into a ground ball. i was looking fastball, trying to get something up in

down to second goes derek holland. >> tim: shoots past yadier molina. you have to think right now how many collisions at home plate derek holland has ever been a part of, should kinsler get a base hit. holland a very good athlete and a fast runner. >> joe: there is a base hit in to left center. here comes derek holland. the throw by jay is not in time. cut off. as the 7-4 texas lead. the second rbi of night for kinsler ken. >> tim: so holland at second base, scored easily. on the play. kinsler with a rocket up the middle. jon jay really should have gone to second base on this ball. he tried to come home. not a play on holland. >> joe: and on that throw in the direction of home, down to second when ian kinsler and a base hit could mean another run. texas leading by three. runner at second. two out. elvis andrus at the plate, 1--4. >> joe: derek holland, by the way, is the pitcher of record for the texas rangers. he won game four. he and the rangers lead game six by three. >> tim: derek holland coming in, in the bottom of the sixth inning with the bases l

down to second goes derek holland. >> tim: shoots past yadier molina. you have to think right now how many collisions at home plate derek holland has ever been a part of, should kinsler get a base hit. holland a very good athlete and a fast runner. >> joe: there is a base hit in to left center. here comes derek holland. the throw by jay is not in time. cut off. as the 7-4 texas lead. the second rbi of night for kinsler ken. >> tim: so holland at second base, scored easily. on the play. kinsler with a rocket up the middle. jon jay really should have gone to second base on this ball. he tried to come home. not a play on holland. >> joe: and on that throw in the direction of home, down to second when ian kinsler and a base hit could mean another run. texas leading by three. runner at second. two out. elvis andrus at the plate, 1--4. >> joe: derek holland, by the way, is the pitcher of record for the texas rangers. he won game four. he and the rangers lead game six by three. >> tim: derek holland coming in, in the bottom of the sixth inning with the bases l

derek holland who is in line for the win goes two innings tonight. one run on two hits. strike-outs to walks. adams will come in and allow two hits and a third. and the rest of this one has believe belongs to neftali feliz. it's hot. hopping around after that pitch got away from him. derek holland game four got in the ninth inning and tonight pitched out of the bullpen taking over for ogando. >> joe: here is a 2-1 from motte. inside, 3-1.

derek stays behind. danielle is taken to woods half an hour outside of town. >> every demon, every governmho your past, everything you want to say, i'm sure we'll all be dead or in prison but you might as well say them right now. >> travis, he's the strong one. he never breaks down. and nothing could ever hurt travis. that's what a lot of girls think because he's so big and macho and that's what i thought about him. he has that image where you couldn't ruin his image. he had to be that strong person and that's how he was. >> last girl she said nothing in this car ride. you know why? she never made it out of the house. she was in the trunk. >> in this section of the tape danielle's apparent terror and use of knife is crucial evidence for the prosecution. >> have a million people that [ bleep ] you can't let it bother you. all right. you have, i don't know, a countdown. you have 15 seconds to say whatever you want to say. >> as they approach the woods, travis tells danielle to say good-bye to her family. >

derek. >> well, anita, it wasn't always this way. remember the hillary clinton add from 2008. the campaign the phone rings in the twhiet house at 3:00 a.m. -- white house at 3:00 a.m. something is happening out in the world. who do you want answering the phone. with the help of the loyal secretary of state hillary clinton, the current guy is taking okay taking the international crises calls 3:00 a.m. or otherwise. gadhafi out of power not dead. not one american life dead. osama bin laden dead. and, of course, you have the plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador right here in this country. foiled. now, it's a tough situation in the wars in iraq and afghanistan, but those wars are now winding down. the problem is right now that the president is having a lot of success fighting al qaeda. but the fact is nobody really cares. and the president knows the economy is the thing this time. and in this stupid economy, taking down the evil doers will earn the president a few flattering headlines. but as bush learned in an economy like this one, it's hard to earn him money votes. >> all r

derek. >> all right. thank you, gary. >>> one word describes the thieves behind ten break-ins and that word is bold. these thieves kick in doors, they slash screens, break windows, they even hit homes with alarm systems. and they're not afraid to rip off somebody sleeping inside. this man's roommate never woke up when the thieves walked right through their front door. >> somebody broke into my house and took away my tax pet i just bought a few days ago. >> how much was it? >> $400. >> they're walking off with jewelry, ipods and a handgun in one case. several of the break-ins have occurred near the metro stop and for that reason investigators think the bandits may be using the metro to make a quick get away. >>> a federal grand jury has indicted 35 people in maryland, people they say was part of the south side brim gang. this is out of the california blood gang. they have operated in counties from western maryland to the lower eastern shore. the alleged members are charged with racketeering and distributio

. >> reporter: derek, winston churchill said tt dictators ride to and from on tigers which they dare not dismount and the tigers are getting hungry. in libya today, the tigers fed. americas attacked a convoy that included gadhafi that was damaged in the attack. gadhafi taking cover in a drainage ditch under the road where he was captured by rebels who beat him. his face and body bloodied in these images. there are conflicting reports on how he was killed. suffering gunshots in his head, neck and back. a western journalist saw him in an ambulance. >> he was bare chested. there was some flood on his hands. but i could tell that he looked dead. and then i saw the top of his head. there was blood. >> reporter: rebels showed off a golden pistol gadhafi was carrying but also said he did not resist. his 42-year dictatorship left a trail of bloody bodies. he was described by an american president. >> this mad dog of the middle east has a goal of a world revolution. >> reporter: reagan ordered an attack on gadhafi's compound reportedly killing his 15-month-old daughter. the genesis, it is bel

derek valcourt has reaction from libyans living in america. derek? >> reporter: well, the news spread quickly. many libyan americans learning firsthand of phone calls from family members over in libya, the dictator that so many had come to despise, a problem no more. >> reporter: gadhafi's demise, welcome news to thousands of americans like fadi terapolsi. he was born in tripoli, but his family flid to the -- fled to the united states in the '70s. many of his extended family are still in libya. >> my entire adult life, we always said, once we go back to libya, we'll do this, and once gadhafi is gone, we'll do this. and finally, that day has arrived. we're just overwhelmed with so much emotion. >> reporter: like many other libyan-americans, he's been glued to tv coverage of cadaff's death, and celebrations around the world. >> i don't think there are any words to describe how happy we are now. and not all of us is celebrating gadhafi's death, whereas we're celebrating more of libya's freedom, freedom for millions of people. from tyranny and oppression

derek valcourt speaks to police and others for their safety. derek? >> kai, it happened here in this alley, late friday night, early saturday morning. and bars in the area were just letting out of the area when this all happened. >> reporter: a 20-year-old college student was walking home to her apartment, and using this alley in the 3200 block of love grove street, a popular shortcut for students from one street to another, when police say a man claiming he had a gun, attacked her, sexually assaulted her and tried to rape her in a small parking lot. it's news disturbing to many female students near campus. >> i'm shocked. and it worries me a little bit. >> because it's johns hopkins, you feel safer. >> reporter: city police have little to go on for the case and say they're working to increase patrols. >> we're confident that our partnership with the community will help develop a suspect. >> reporter: the victim said she never saw a gun though the suspect told her he had one. >> i'm actually in a sorority here on campus. so like something happening to

. >> well, anita and derek, here is the take of humankindness. when family deal with the life of cancer then try to claim medical expenses, the irs bounces the return letting the parents know somehow someone has claimed their dead child as a deduction first. little alexis thought the tumor wrapped around her brain stem for 33 months before dying two weeks short of her fifth birthday. the little painter left hundreds of drawings and enormous medical bills for her parents. [ no audio ] ] >> we are expecting money back from our tax returns. >> reporter: but when they got a call from their accountant thursday. >> and it was -- and there was an error in the filing because somebody else had used our daughter's social security number. >> this is the last thing we needed right now. it's so horrible that someone could think to do this. >> it's bad enough that you have to deal with a child who has cancer and then watch them die in your house. but then to find out that somebody is trying to profit off of your deceased child, it's just beyond belief. >> repo

derek? >> metro passengers got a lot to put up with. thank you delia goncalves. >>> well, it sounds like the brand new route out to dulles will be called the silver line officially. but the examiner reports now that metro appears ready to adopt the moniker officially. >>> maryland's system for handling the criminally insane is under some scrutiny tonight after a stabbing in bowie. the director of the state's department of mental hygiene said the staff is distraught by news that a former patient turned violent just a month after her controversial release. scott broom is on the follow- up. >> reporter: 56-year-old an troy net starks charged with -- antoinette charged with attempted murder. she had been conditionally released from the state's perkins hospital center for the criminally insane. where she'd spent nearly six years confined and treated for a similar stabbing attack at montgomery mall. that nearly killed two shoppers in 2005. today, the director of maryland's department of mental hygiene which runs the hospital expressed regret.

. >> reporter: yeah, derek, they just reopened the door, police did. they spent the whole day searching here for evidence. they found the body that they believe is william's right back in the woods over there. on clarksburg road, the memorial to william and his mom slowly grows. charles barnes was searching near here even before the police started. >> it is killing us. killing our whole family. >> williams former football coach came as close as she could to the crime scene, carrying flowers, a cap, a football, and trying to figure out how to explain to her young sons what happened to their friend. >> william was the greatest, most beautiful, wonderful, cheerful child in the entire world. entire world. and there's no reason that this should have ever happened to him. ever. >> reporter: the dense woods where his killer dumped his body exerted a strange pull. >> this is my father right here. this is my little brother. >> marcus coleman walked, hitchhiked, and rode metro from southeast d.c. he says he is william's half brother, but he never had a chance to

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most recent one, i think derek mentioned this earlier. .3 officially at the airport. montgomery county 6 to 10 inches. deceiving because they are downtown numbers or airport numbers. could it be our biggest? critical times 11 a.m. to about 7 p.m. power outages seem likely. leaves on the trees. thunder snow is likely. that's going to reduce visibility. and in some cases we are going to get accumulating snow simply because it is going to snow faster than it can melt. now, here is a look at live radar. notice the donuts kind of closing in if you have been watching all evening kind of getting smaller. looks like it is raining to the west. not raining yet. it is above us and evaporator. it will develop well below midnight probably unfortunately just before the high school football games end. cold air is actually funneling down from north. a weak area of high pressure north and this storm coming from the south. it will develop and sort of recenter off the carolina coast then move up the atlantic seaboard much like a storm you would expect in january or february, for that ma

derek holland pitched 8 1/3 of shutout ball. game five is tonight here on fox 5. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all of your top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> good morning. it is 4:30 as we tax a live look over the u.s. capitol dome and what you are waking up is to a chilly day out there. could be nice later on today. -- it is 4:30 as we take a live look over the u.s. capitol dome. let's check in with tucker barnes. hello. >> what's happening? >> how are you? >> i'm fine considering it is 4:30 in the morning. today, upper 60s. i think a few of us will touch 70s. it will be a decent day. we'll have a mix of clouds and

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derek? >>> one of the leading republican presidential candidates is already raising money and making friends in the battleground state of virginia. mitt romney right here in fairfax today standing side by side by the governor. bruce leshan is with me. a lot of folks are saying that's the ticket literally. >> could be. but no offer of a vice presidential slot. the governor has yet to endorse mitt romney. >> reporter: for mitt romney and the governor, plenty of buddy/buddy but so far no commitment. >> no endorsements today although those are always welcome. >> reporter: mcdonell saying he is holding off endorsing any of the g.o.p. presidential candidates. >> this is like the occupy fairfax county headquarters movement here. >> reporter: though he did have positive things to say at romney's years at a private equity firm. >> governor romney gets it when it comes to free enterprise. a marvelous record of achievement creating wealth and jobs and opportunity for people. >> reporter: a recent poll

derek is amazing, as always, he's telling us what we need to do. one of the things we need to do is take care of what we have. >> take care of your ever greens. this is a great time of year to take care of not only your ever greens but all your plants with proper fertilization and nutrients to get ready for next year. people always talk about this with their evergreens this time of year. see the browning? >> reporter: yeah. >> don't be worried about that. that is a natural response in the fall. it's shedding. if the outer foilage is nice and healthy, you're good. >> reporter: don't worry about the inside? >> don't worry about that. >> reporter: it will just go away itself? >> it sheds down below. or if you want to make it look nicer, you can get it out of there. >> reporter: another reason why we love ever gallon greens. >> right. they are ever green and forgiving. some of the things i like to talk about, this is a wonderful plant, fertilizer they have here. it's a calcium. if you are experiencing browning that's not natural with your plants, or if

derek? >> you never get too much good news, thank you so much for that one. >>> maryland's governor now calling for a huge job program. he is lining up behind the big hike in the state gas tax to pay for all that. >> reporter: today the governor began to lay down his markers for what promises to be a titanic battle in the legislature. scott broom is in annapolis to explain. >> reporter: we are talking about a 15-cent gas tax hike in maryland, which would bring the tax here to 38.5 cents per gallon. >> i think all of us need to consider it. i'm certainly considering it. >> reporter: governor martin o'malley talking gas taxes today to cover what he calls an investment deficit in roads, bridges, school construction and jobs. >> it is not a democratic idea or republican idea that in order to create jobs modern economy requires modern investments. if you look we suffer as a nation from a tremendous investment deficit. >> reporter: unemployment in maryland stands at over 7%. o'malley called on leg

>> reporter: that's right, derek. the protests here in d.c. have yet to take off like they have in new york. but the protesters here are con convinced that the political system in washington is just as stacked against them and the majority of americans as the financial system in new york is. >> needs to be controlled by the corporations. >> protesters shouted. >> we need as many like minded individuals as possible because that's what this is about. togetherness and unity and everybody having the power together and we are empowered. >> few people had heard the call, but many have felt the fear. a rotten job market and crushing student debt. >> they are calling on college students to walk out of class today? >> i did not hear that, no. >> would you do it? >> i would have done it, yeah. >> i just came from a meeting with my adviser and the job market is really tight. >> right protests here move from here in the pearson square down to freedom plaza. tomorrow they are expecting thousands of people. janitors, the poor, and the unemployed. they are p

but for derek, oh, it was always the candy. derek. >> anita, i remember well when my own dentist told me no more juji fruits. they were my favorite candy at the time but he warned they could rip out my crowns. try swedish fish or gummy bears which was a relief because i thought he was going to say no more candy and that was going to be a problem because sugary, chewy things and i go way back. at a time when all of my teeth were real and sugar babies and the ever popular gum wads known as big buddies were still high on my list. sure, as an adult, my dentist has nicknamed me summer home as i have been paying his mortgage. still, despite the pain and all of the expense, i'm still sweet on sour patch kids. junior mints, well, they're still one of the best things about going to the movies. and as for halloween, well, you know we got to buy a few bags, you know. it's for the trick-or-treaters. it's tradition. and kids when you come to my door, please take whatever you want. just don't touch these juicy fruits. really. it's for your o

we're hanging with derek this morning. he's come out to be a part of our team, and we're talking all about fall decorating. coming up, we're going to specifically talk about centerpieces, whether entertaining or gifting, just what you need to do. it's all live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us.   [ aagent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a falcon. most people who switch to state farm save on average about $480. what they do with it, well, that's their business. oh, that explains a lot, actually. [ chuckles ] [ male announcer ] another reason people switch to state farm. aw, i could've got a falcon. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> 7:52 now. holly in the creative spirit. >> she is at ed's plant world with autumn decorating tips from our own g

lot of shots and had to move around a little bit and shuffled marshall to the left side and running derek to the right side. they did a great job. you know? it was one of those games. the rhythm wasn't there all the time but we just stayed with it and stayed patient and knew the big plays were going to come and the defense did a great job after of first two drives. >> michele: you found 12 different receivers tonight. ties a team record. how were you able to get so many guys involved? >> the way it went tonight. a lot of guys played. they were playing a lot of soft coverage and take what the defense is giving you. but guys made big plays. james had a great catch and run. greg as well. jermichael dropped a couple but came up with a big play on the last drive and proud of our

derek and anita. >> wow. thank you, gary. >> clearly not a good solution. >>> the occupy dc protest is now four weeks strong. and there are no signs of protestors backing down. that involves concern among some people who live and work near the square who say noise has become a pretty big problem. >> you can understand that. of course now they have reached out to 9news now and our brittany morehouse is live to explain just how she may have brokered a possible solution to all of this. brittany. >> reporter: keep our fingers crossed. a solution that starts with one simple e-mail from a law student at george washington university. she lives right there across the street from the protest where i'm standing. and she has one simple request. a little quieter, please, after hours. >> when they first got here, you couldn't see any of the tents. >> reporter: from her window, she can see every movement. she can hear every shout. coming from the occupy dc protest. >> a lot of the time during the day with the honking and t

derek valcourt has the shocking motive in this case. derek? >> reporter: well, detectives say an employee started that fire because he was upset with another coworker for using his favorite paint brush. >> reporter: it was just one week ago, when the belvedere tire shop erupted. a three-alarm fire that sent black smoke that smelled like petroleum bellowing into the air. one week later, the family that housed it is gone. but belvedere tire is back in business, red cross the street, selling their tires in a vacant lot. >> you are like a fighter. when you get god down, you come back up? >> reporter: the family well aware that police arrested their favorite employee, jason hicks. investigators say hicks got upset with an employee for using his favorite paint brush. >> he brewed a lighter. that lighter ignited and ignited one of the flammable tire substances that was coating a fire and resulted in a three-alarm fire. >> reporter: hicks suffered third-degree burns to his own arm. managers don't believe he intended harm. >> i don't think he got that

we ended up getting the win. >> joe: are you watching derek miss high? >> he has such a good fastball he can get away with mistakes. up in the zone, but we had a talk in between inning and i told him keeping the hitters offbalance, for one reason or another. got to mix. he has to visualize the low strike. that is where we make our money. >> joe: holland dealing with delmon young. and he goes up to get it. he shoots it up to right. the catch made by nelson cruz. one out. c.j., what do you think of the littlet. is hit will -- the lie he has on his face? >> he has been working on it for months. i remember being 24. i couldn't grow a mustache either. now it's like a pirate after nine days. it's kind of funny. >> joe: here is cabrera. how do you like facing this guy? >> i love it. miguel is one of my favorite competitors in baseball. happy and always talking smack. looking over here from the dug-out. he dropped that pickoff earlier and we're yelling rock hands at him and stuff. he's great. >> joe: a pitch that misses down and in. the count is 2-0. you seem to

derek says his sunday afternoon took him to a dreaded destination. derek, where did you go? anita. while i had been making pretty good progress turning the woman into a skins fan, staying in to watch the eagles play the bill, it turned out to be a much tougher sell. yes, i know, right. so instead, i'm standing in front of andy warhol's shadows exhibit. and frankly i didn't get it. i mean, the program tried to explain things. it said something like the form that once suggests and mock the brush work of the abstract expressionist. what? hey, i admit, this is way out of my comfort zone. my idea of art is this week's maryland football uniform. that's not to say it didn't have something intriguing. i like this picasso and this spooky creature here is called the soul of morvan. who is it? who knows. but i did go away with much more appreciation. the hirsh one is cool, the nfl is much cooler. but making your lady happy doing what she wanted to do, the nfl in my world cannot do that. and let's be real, the redskins are back next week. anita. >> oh, that was so great. thank you, d. >>> imag

derek. >> matt jablow. >>> well, you're just standing in your kitchen cooking dinner when out of nowhere you're attacked. that is exactly what happened to a silver spring woman and now police need your help to find the suspect. take a look. this is a computer generated picture of the suspected attacker. they say sunday night he broke into a home in the 9400-block of say brook avenue and police say that man tried to rape the 56-year-old woman who lived there but she was able to fight him off. officers say he walked in through an unlocked back door. >>> a cold hearted killer was the victim of her own mental illness. tomorrow the case of carmello de larue sow dela rosa could go to the jury. she has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. a sigh kol gist testifying says -- psychologist testifying says she suffers from a mental disorder. they say she knew exactly what she was doing, knew right from wrong the night her granddaughter died. >>> $20 million. that is how much four men are accused of scamming from the army corps of engineers. >> one of the most brazen federal scandals in our nati

anita and derek. >> wow. all right, gary. thank you. >>> another full day of searching today, but still no sign of 11-year-old william mcquain. >> he is the germantown boy still missing after two weeks. his mother was found murdered last thursday. matt jablow joins us live where the search was focused today. >> reporter: police and prosecutors say they have not given up on the possibility that william mcquain will be found alive, but clearly with every passing day that possibility becomes increasingly remote. four days after jane mcquain was found beaten and stabbed to death in her germantown home, the search continues for her 11-year-old son william. the hoping and praying continues as well. among the mcquain's frightened friends. >> i hope they don't find him in the woods. i hope that he's somewhere and he can find his way back, you know. >> reporter: today acting on a tip that they wouldn't discuss, montgomery county police used cadaver dogs to home through the woods in clarksburg. >> i can tell you it's not a hunch and a

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derek holland who is in line for the win goes two innings tonight. one run on two hits. strike-outs to walks. adams will come in and allow two hits and a third. and the rest of this one has believe belongs to neftali feliz. it's hot. hopping around after that pitch got away from him. derek holland game four got in the ninth inning and tonight pitched out of the bullpen taking over for ogando. >> joe: here is a 2-1 from motte. inside, 3-1. >> joe: motte's ready with the next to napoli. full count. the bottom of the ninth inning, feliz will be aiming for save number seven. seven tries this post season. and in the bottom of the ninth, it will be theriot, pujols and berkman. the two, three, four hitters. here is the 3-2. one-out walk. motte is the sixth pitcher of the night for st. louis. and david murphy was walked and singled since coming in for gentry in the fifth. dig his way in. >> joe: a good swing by murphy. strike one. the texas rangers at some point here soon will hand the ball to feliz and ask for their first world championship in franchise history. cardinals are g

it's crazy. . >> reporter: well, derek, that also the blood pressure depends on the person. every individual has a different fitness level. but usually the high blood pressure like we saw here today leads to things like dizziness, shortness of breath and in worst cases strokes and heart attacks. >> so we let our viewers know, you do have some basic experience with emergency medical care. you used to be a firefighter and emergency first responder. you've seen this thing firsthand. >> reporter: yes. we see it all of the time. >> all right, ken molestina. we thank you. >>> new tonight a montgomery county judge has limited the amount of photos prosecutors will be able to show in the opening statements of the brittany norwood trial. norwood is accused of bludgeoning her co-worker jayna murray to death at the lululemon athletica store and then concocting an elaborate coverup to throw police off her trail. the judge says he was concerned that showing the murder of her gruesome injuries would make jurors immediately disturbed and emotional and cause them to tune out testimony. 65 pe

erupts.lpark europ derek holland was outstanding. the rangers win 4-0. the ravens play the jaguars tonight. pitts per beat arizona yesterday. -- pittsburgh beat arizona yesterday. ed dickson and torrey smith becoming part of the ravens offense. some of caught chemistry between quarterback and players. natural progression in the nfl. when >> your first learned office, you have to go out and run the route to. are specific ways to run the routes. is what we're working towards -- that is what we're working towards. >> great game friday night. >> poly wins and still undefeated. >> well done. >> hope dozens of wall street protesters took advantage of the new arrested app. mcdonald's may be increasing their prices again this year . a dress by marilyn monroe gets a lot of doug. >> we have some chilly temperatures in the seven-day forecast. >> a problem on the harrisburg expressway if you travel northbound. we will check on the major roads.

derek davis is taking over the council seat vacated by leslie johnson. she resigned in july after pleading guilty to a federal corruption charge. wisdom martin spoke with davis with b. his new job and the challenges that lie ahead. >> reporter: we're in the newsroom with newly elected prince george's county councilmember derek leon davis. thank you for coming in and talking with us. you are replacing leslie johnson. we all know the story behind that. >> as a county councilmember replacing mrs. johnson in district six, i'll be responsible for those issues. one of the biggest things we have to deal with right away is there is a debate right now going on with regard to how the districts will be redrawn. one of the main things that we can do as a community is rally around academic achievement of every child and making sure we send our very best to schools to be educated by our very best educators. the only thing that is free in education is parent involvement. >> any comments about how can you deal with crime? >> crime hates light. we have to be vigilant. as

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derek calls the musical style and philosophy behind it afro politan. they join us now with a sample of their music derek come on good to see you. >>> the cd is out today. >> out today this is it you got the scoop live on itunes, amazon on our website. >> fantastic i got to say we heard you warming up in the other studio you sound fantastic and it is you know everyone always wants to label, music, this music is hard to label it really is a mix. >>> it is we come from a diverse background i was born in background, our fathers were born in the same town, i was raised in brooklyn, middle east, new jersey, we got philly represented music transcends nationality, race we want to do something that fulfills diversity within us and has the cosmopolitan sound but rooted in african rhythm. >> the name of the group what does that mean. >> everyone knows what it is no one know what is it is called when you say do, ray, mi, fa, so, la ti, do. we put a u in it because we got a way of teaching the music. >>> maybe moving around what do you hope people get. >> it is a g

derek valcourt explains exactly what happened. derek? >> this happened on a stretch of mountain road. an area that is all too familiar with car accidents. many of them minor, but some, deadly. >> reporter: the father of 17- year-old kayla austin, overcome with grief, at the site of a car accident in pasadena. it was just after 7:30 in the morning, when walkers nearby first heard something wrong. >> we hear that bang. then we saw that over there. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the entire accident. police say kayla austin was driving her car eastbound on mountain road, when she lost control, crossed over into eastbound traffic. leaving a hole in the wall and a hole in her family's heart. >> we saw it on the camera on the building. nobody stopped to help that girl. >> reporter: police now investigating whether speed and wet roads may have played a factor in kayla austin's crash. >> neighbors call that stretch of road where kayla austin died one of the most dangerous stretches in the area. they say there have been lots of car acc