callahan supervisor yee. >> thank you, ms. callahan i'm glad you talked about the hiring innovation i guess for those elements in place what - what percentage time you know roughly could you say that will shortened the hiring process this is sometimes you know as you know - and this is a good question what kind of reductions can we foresee it depends on where the problems are we find that sometimes at the departmental level some departments have an 11 of approvals to fill positions we're going to be working with the department to identify those places it can be shortened the examination the one in h.r. we have existing innovations for it and for the nurse hire we're piloting for the first time as we speak an examination online applicant can receive a score and we'll use it we'll try that out and the challenging is a blessing and curse it has ruled in a diversity of the labor market we're the employers of choice for many communities that have not had a fair shake in the private sector market but having the hire we can't rip ope

. >> people who knew 19-year-old victoria callahan. she is live at echo stage in northeast with more tonight. darcy? >> reporter: well you see that i'm right across the street from echo stage. a lot of people are out here as well as police. a concert just let out. it is business as usual here, and all this as police and d.c. regulators are investigating. victoria callahan was celebrating her 19th birthday at echo stage in northeast d.c. when she collapsed from an apparent overdose on the party drug known as molly. she was transported to the hospital by ambulance and later died. this social media video shows where she was at the packed echo stage concert feeling flume an australian dj. d.c. police and the alcoholic beverage control board are investigating. callahan was a sophomore, studying marine science near myrtle beach. she was home with her family in sterling in loudoun county for the summer. she had graduated last year from potomac falls high school where she was a popular student, vice president of the senior class. callahan is t

>> chris yesterday was victoria callahan's 19th birthday. she came here to the echo stage in northeast washington with her friends to see the australian band, flume. she did not make it home. she overdosed on the drug known as molly. that's very boat tempt form of ecstasy. police arrived about 12:30 this morning, rushed her to med star hospital. hours later, she was pronounced dead. she is the second girl from virginia to die of a molly overdose at this nightclub. now, we can tell you that both the metropolitan police department as well as the d.c. alcohol regulatory board are both investigating this latest death. earlier today i spoke to a manager from the club. he would not comment on what happened last night. we are going to have more on this developing story as we get it at 5 and 6. chris, back to you. >> thanks a lot, mark. >>> we are also learning new information about the four people who were murdered in a mansion in northwest washington. police have released a new search warrant and megan fitzgerald just went through it. what are you

victoria callahan was home from college. the marine biology major went to carolina coastal university after graduating from high school in sterling, virginia. callahan had just turned 19 and was celebrating here at echo stage in northeast d.c. on wednesday evening. around midnight she began feeling sick. an ambulance was called. she died in an area hospital early thursday morning. according to police, she had taken the drug molly or mdma, a synthetic drug. >> what we are seeing is that we have had an increased number of individuals using synthetic drugs. >> reporter: mdma has been around since the 1920s, once believed to hold promise in psychotherapy. users say it helps them open up be candid and at ease. as for now, there is no accepted medical use. we quickly began to discover where the potential for abuse for a drug or the harmful affects of a drug outweigh its medical benefit. >> reporter: in pill or powder form, experts say there is a serious danger in a non-clinical setting. hypothermia or really high body temperature

judge callahan: you are not saying that? ok. mr. whitesides: the argument i am making has nothing to do with places being more dangerous than others. where the individual chooses to go is my point. it is not a substantial burden is you can choose to go to most places and still have some right to carry. judge callahan: was this all on the record? mr. whitesides: yes. in the underlying briefing. but heller talks about sensitive places. so it already expresses the idea that, at least when you are outside your house, there is going to be more restriction tolerated then there is inside the house. it is interesting, because we talked briefly about the moore case. in the subsequent opinion that came out after the illinois law was found on snow -- unconstitutional in the subsequent opinion that comes out, judge poser says we say only that our mandate did not prevent the state to impose greater restrictions on carrying a gun outside the home than illinois law imposes on possessing a gun in the home. even moore recognizes that, once you are o

callahan or team can i have a motion to accept the budget pend public comment? >> so moved and motion any supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor mar we'll take that without objection. >> thank you very much thank you very much. >> all right. next up department of the environment. >> thank you. >> so - >> all right. thank you thank you good morning good afternoon at this time and members of the budget and finance committee i'm dementia e deborah so pleased to be before you last year at this time it was my third week on the job so today i'm regretting what is really the culmination of my first year of work as director and excited about what is before us i want to thank my colleague joe for preparing this budget he worked with the mayors staff and the budget analyst to put together a solid proposal for your consideration i'm going to walk through about our department and quickly about the budget before i so as you can see in our presentation that those are just images of the different programs you're familiar with many of them our zero waste effort trying to ge

callahan supervisor yee. >> thank you, ms. callahan i'm glad you talked about the hiring innovation i guess for those elements in place what - what percentage time you know roughly could you say that

but still molly remains increasingly popular and for victoria callahan deadly. we want to give echo stage every opportunity to talk about this today. they don't want anything to do with us. in fact they asked us to leave the property. another 19-year-old died here in 2013 after another molly incident. and an alcohol violation or incident referral was also mentioned by police in their report. we do not know what the details of that are as we want to mention that a young man fell from the balcony on january 2 also died here at echo stage. reporting live in washington scott broom, wusa9. >> what a sad cautionary tale. they are hosting another event a scottish indie pop group. >>> inside the polish mansion where four people were killed. the information is contained and a search warrant that was unsealed today and the list of recovered items is long, but here are some of the things they took as a part of the investigation. matches, lighters, electronic devices, weapons, related items. pizza boxes, beverage containers. the lighters and the matches are significant beca

brian callahan scored the first goal of the night. also assisted on the game-winner. three minutes remaining with a score. a three to win over the chicago by cox. also in chicago tomorrow night. the u.s. women's soccer team wanted the world cup opener with the scoring of her first of two goals. the americans will play again on friday. the kansas city royals the kansas city royals move back into a first-place high with minnesota in the american league central. henry's morales that the royals ahead with a two run homer in the second inning. the royals beat the twins three to one. coming up, grace offering a brand-new plan out moments ago to avert a default. we will have the latest details on that as market around the globe continue to react. also this morning a huge overhaul at hsbc. the bank slashing 50,000 jobs from its payroll. the bank is making big changes. checking u.s. stock futures. s&p, dow, nasdaq, all lower. that continues as we start off on this tuesday. you are watching "fbn:am," you're forced look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ hey america, stil

wednesday night it was 19-year- old victoria callahan of sterling. >> you can choose how to spend your time and whether or not that involves drugs is sort of your call, i guess. >> it's a known fact that tons of people there not only are drinking heavily but doing other types of illegal drugs and stuff. >> reporter: the presence and possible mixture of molly with alcohol landed echostage on the radar of d.c.'s alcohol beverage regulation administration who is investigating but tells wusa9 they have not received a closure notice at mpd. >> at every concert venue, especially music festival there is going to be these types of situations. all we can do is really educate people. >> reporter: according to signs at the club, echostage is willing to prosecute people. >> i think everybody encounters it, but there is never any pressure. at least i have never experienced any pressure. >> reporter: so they keep coming. >> as long as it wasn't slipped in their drink and they knowingly took it, i think it wouldn't deter me from coming here. >> reporter: the metropolitan police department is known to

lieutenant colonel patrick callahan is with the new jersey state police. >> i agree going ?ient more dangerous than going 50 but doing 50 comes with consequences. >> reporter: at least 38 states have laws to fine you forlingering for -- for lingering. >> it's about time. >> reporter: in new jersey, the fine is at a maximum of $300 two years ago. the assemblyman pushed for the law to reduce accidents and anger on the road. what is so bad about driving in the left lane? it's the fast lane. that's what it's for, isn't? >> you should be passing. it's the left lane. ple on the right is when you get the most severe accidents. >> reporter: enforcing the law in new jersey iny is largely up to state troopers. callahan said not all left- leaning drivers are targeted. >> it's the cars really obstructing the flow of traffic. >> and you know who you are, you left lane hangers. i see you out there all the time and won't move over and make us pass you on the right. we hate you. [laughter] there are no laws regarding left lane driving in virginia, maryland, or d.c., and a recent survey foun

it is very impressive. >> being a player for coach callahan is a demanding thing, but the end of the day he will demand the most from he. robert: he hopes to be head hog 2.0. his fame to hogs for the heart and soul during the redskins glory days. >> i have always invited what he is done. he is an aggressive repetition then and he does now. he has been kind of a mentor in a lot of ways watching his film and what he is some of the players over the years. i will try to imitate that in try to carry on that tradition here and try to live up to the standards that they have established. robert: you want to get back to the hogs, randy sheriff is not too far off . kimberly: some trouble on tap in montgomery. leon: kimberly: thousands of customers across the county of reported that their tap water looked browner dirty. leon: the utility cap he knows -- thinks it knows what caused it. the company is insisting that even if it is not aesthetically pleasing, the water is safe to drink. reporter: starting in march the lipsey family had issues with what appeared to be dirty water coming out of the f

police are investigating the death of it -- of victoria callahan who died out -- after a night out on her birthday. she was rest to the hospital after attending a show at echosattage wednesday night. the teen at the club under birthday was under the influence of the drug 'molly.' while it is unclear what happened, officials say she died the 20 of the hospital. >> i cannot believe it. reporter: this video was taken inside the concert last night. at echostage is a sign saying that will remove anyone seen using illegal substances. the teen have recently returned to her home in sterling after being away at college. >> she was at the university. reporter: back in 2013, a similar situation. shelley goldsmith collapsed at the popular venue. her father said he was told by his daughter's friends she ingested molly before her death. reporter: we reached out to the venue for a comment and they do inspect release a statement sometime soon. brianne carter, abc 7 news. alison: meanwhile metro leaders finally address the issue of spontaneously opening doors on railcars. in the last two weeks, three

>> reporter: doreen, victoria callahan was 19 years old. as you said yesterday was her birthday, from sterling virginia, came here to the echo stage to celebrate her birthday with her friends and she never made it home. late last night, staff here at echo stage called police because callahan had collapsed. she was transported to medstar hospital where this morning she died. she overdosed on the drug known as molly. now, echo stage is a popular night spot with college kids and teenagers, a lot of times, they have all age shows. last night, the australian dj flume was playing here. police are investigating this death of a molly overdose the second time in two years someone has overdose and died on molly at the echo stage. earlier today, i spoke with a manager here at echo stage who declined to comment. doreen back to you. >> thank you. >>> nearly two years ago, another virginia teenager died from an apparent overdose at that same concert venue. shelley goldsmith was a sophomore at the university of virginia. she apparently took molly during a

to the tune of $240,000 we feel strongly i know many in the community through 9 support of director callahan and the civic services and the mayor's office bottom line we have a new testing process that is working out but we feel strongly i personally feel strongly is maintaining the diversity of men and women in uniform some of the initial numbers need improvements for that the diverse applicant pool the one way to have funds allocated for men and women in uniform to go out and recruit last year, it didn't get funded all the collective said thought that was money well spent on recruitment for $240,000 and the other large area and it is pulsing to me i know on 3 occasions the department has been criticized and analyzed for a function in 2002 before i was chief the recommendation for nearly a $500,000 spending for the unit for 4 positions we're asking for 3, 13 years later for the same amount of time and we're criticized from all aspects this department does a good job we definitely do not want the positions deleted we'll take the the united states of america cuts and deal with that those o ar

>> reporter: doreen, victoria callahan was 19 years old. as you said yesterday was her birthday, from sterling virginia, came here to the echo stage to celebrate her birthday with her friends and she never made it home. late last night, staff here at echo stage called police because callahan had collapsed. she was transported to medstar hospital where this morning she died. she overdosed on the drug known as molly. now, echo stage is a popular night spot with college kids and teenagers, a lot of times, they have all age shows. last night, the australian dj flume was playing here. police are investigating this death of a molly overdose the second time in two years someone has overdose and died on molly at the echo stage. earlier today, i spoke with a manager here at echo stage who

victoria callahan of sterling. she had just turned 19. police say she was celebrity cover the at the echostage last night it was under the influence of the drug known as molly. she was rushed to a hospital where she died this morning. leon: nurses at d.c. hospitals took their protest to the city council today. they were the council to pass a deal -- build mandating minimum staffing requirements. they say they're stretched too thin. hospital officials say it would not allow for flexibly to address staffing emergencies. maureen: coming up at 6:00, a manassas teen pleads guilty to trying to support terrorists. how far his message spread in one local school. leon: a dog lost after a terrifying crash and how the community rallied together to make sure sassy gets back to her family. maureen: a cargo ship maureen: we have an update to an i-team investigation. it will likely be monday or later before 400 military families find out the fate of their cars. the vehicles were on board the cargo ship courage when i caught fire this week and had vetoed

to the tune of $240,000 we feel strongly i know many in the community through 9 support of director callahan and the civic services and the mayor's office bottom line we have a new testing process that is working out but we feel strongly i personally feel strongly is maintaining the diversity of men and women in uniform some of the initial numbers need improvements for that the diverse applicant pool the one way to have funds allocated for men and women in uniform to go out and recruit last year, it didn't get funded all the collective said thought that was money well spent on recruitment for $240,000 and the other large area and

until patrick callahan is with the new jersey state police. >> i would agree going 90 is more dangerous then going 50 but doing 50 does come with some concern and consequences. >> reporter: at least 38 states have laws in place for fines lingering in the left lane n5 states fines can be up to a thousand dollars. >> i think it business time. people need to move over. >> reporter: in new jersey the fine for the offense went up to a maximum of $300.02 years ago. state assemblyman pushed for new jersey law to reduce accidents and anger on the road. what is so bad about driving in the left lane, it is fast lane, that is what it is for. >> you should be passing using the left lane, this is not a minor offense passed people on the right. that is when you get the most severe accidents. >> reporter: enforcing the law in new jersey is up to state troopers. callahan says not all left leaning drivers are targeted. >> it is those cars that are really obstructing the flow of traffic out there. >> reporter: adrian a diaz for cbs news, trenton new jersey. >> attracting, people in the let lane. >> left

bias train that funding is in the department of human resources you heard that on monday and director callahan will be working with the human rights commission and the police department and other front line departments to develop that training and figure out the best way deploy it to do a widespread. >> this is my last question involving is seems like the school district and police officers or sro program you'll be increasing inform full capacity of that program my guess a new mou with the police department if that hadn't been done. >> it is signed. >> i know the police commission has a train with community-based groups to create better restrictions and trust between young people and police officers are those types of ongoing there was a community from boston a couple years ago with the mrorgsz and some of our top level staff is that the community relations training built into our budget. >> i will bring you on thursday the kinds of things we do with young people it should be a meeting by itself. >> if you can i'd like to talk about that more on thursday. >> thank you. >> supervisor wiener. >>

victoria callahan went to a concert to celebrate her 19th birthday on wednesday. during the australian dj concert she collapsed. she was rushed to medstar washington but she died thursday morning. the coastal carolina student was under the influence of molly. molly is a form of mdma which is the main ingredient in the drug ecstasy. in 2013, a uva student also died after taking molly. >>> a truck hit and killed a pedestrian. this happened at the intersection of wisconsin avenue yesterday evening. so far no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> we're learning that a d.c. teacher charged with sexual abuse of a student will remain in student. giovanni pena inappropriately touched an 11-year-old boy in the classroom during the 2013-14 school year. pena taught at oyster-adams bilingual school in northwest. at a hearing, he waived his right to the preliminary hearing. that case may head now to the grand jury. >>> it is now 4:31. developing right now a union representing federal workers claims a massive data breach is even worse than the obama administration wil

tony callahan and his wife are among the injured. >> reporter: he shows me the bullet-ridden belongings that saved her life. >> reporter: so many lives taken here, so many changed forever, and some still hanging in the think about. >> sreenivasan: monday marks the first full year since isis declared the "caliphate," an islamic state, part of the justification for its terror campaign across the middle east. just this week, isis claimed responsibility for deadly attacks in tunisia and kuwait and is suspected of an attack in france. the justice department has estimated at least 2,700 westerners have traveled to join isis in the fighting in syria including some from the u.s. now, a new study from fordham university law school shows arrests in the u.s. for allegedly supporting isis are growing. since last march of 2014, federal prosecutors have charged 56 people for supporting isis. law enforcement killed three other suspects. fordham researchers say most of the accused are u.s. citizens. more than 60% of those charged are 21 or younger, and more than 80% of the cases involved recruitment wi

five minutes in watch this pass to ryan callahan takes it puts it up top. 1-. we jump to the third, tied 2-2 under four minutes to play. a bang-bang play scores the go-ahead goal tampa bay wins 3-2 to take a 2-1 series lead. >>> team usa seeking their first world cup title since 1999 taking on australia, 12th minute. megan rapinhoe weaves among defenders to score the game's first goal. 78th minute, she drills it past the keeper for her second goal of the night. ladies pick up three points with their 3-1 win. >>> the ncaa has approved a bunch of change for the upcoming basketball season. the shot clock will reduced to 30 seconds from 35. and players will receive six fouls instead of five. >>> the cleveland cavaliers newest fans all four babies sporting the cavs all in one onesees cleveland clinic is dressing all their you goborns to support their city's team in the nba finals. how cute is that? melissa, back to you. >>> ahead, the next must-have item for "game of thrones" fans. plus why jerry "seinfeld" is avoiding college campuses. the beast was as long as the

and this supercell filling the sky above callahan, colorado. and this is the map tonight. the severe weather concerns at this hour from colorado to michigan and now a tornado confirmed here in new york. here's meteorologist rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, across a dozen states, 20 million in the path of more severe weather. in the last 24 hours, more than 150 storm reports, torrential rain and windshield-shattering hail in illinois. >> hit off the windshield and kind of got pegged in the face and i'm like, okay, it's kind of getting dangerous. >> reporter: in upstate new york, a confirmed tornado near rochester taking down trees. two tornadoes reported in florida, lightning blowing out transformers. and in the deep south, deep water. louisiana, along the red river, the highest the river has been in 70 years. the water flowing downriver from texas and oklahoma from rains that fell in may. residents now waist deep, sandbagging, trying anything they can to hold back the floodwater. >> right now, all we can do is wait and pray and stay hopeful. >> the flooding pictures are

callahan says not all left-leaning drivers are targeted. >> it's those cars that are obstructing the flow of traffic out there, sometimes even driving under the speed limits is who the troopers are looking for. that vehicle and driver failing to keep right as they should. >> reporter: the slow pokes? >> sometimes, they are called that. >> reporter: although slow driving in the left lane can cause frustration, it's not the number one cause of road rage. a recent survey found that texting came in number one, followed by tailgating. the quote/unquote left lane hog took the third spot. gayle? >> all right. adriana, thank you. i like the slow poke law. quite often when you pull up beside them they are on the phone or they are texting or not paying attention. >> yeah. you can't really honk at somebody, you know, when you're on the highway. >> you can't? i can! all right. i'll remember that. >>> team usa faces another big st te today, honk! in the women's world cup. how it is a family affair you could say. >>> how black bears took in announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored b

headman to ryan callahan and he goes top shelf on ben bishop. 1-0 lightning. third period it's 1-1. an exclusive movement tic-tac- toe. 2-1 hawks. the lightning ties it up 15 seconds later and with under four to play. headman sets up cedric paquet for the game winner. takes a 3-1 series lead. >>> the giants and a's billed for the future. which players might some day be bay area stars and as the bay area heads east, why last night's defeat is still a hotly debated topic. >>> the future is now for 30 major league baseball teams court teams -- courtesy of the amateur draft. they took dansby swanson out of vanderbilt. he and his teammates pretty happy about it. that was a cool moment. hugging his mom there at the end. as for first round picks the giants select bickford from the college of southern nevada. the a's went with richie martin out of the university of florida. and warriors of course game three tomorrow. still debating exactly why game two happened. the warriors say just because we weren't very good offensively we will see if they rectify that. >> thank you scott. >> see you la

. >> on the second day of her third holiday to tunisia, chris callahan was chased by a terrorist and shot in the leg. her right femur shattered. >> what were those moments like? >> terrible. absolutely terrible. i couldn't believe it was happening. my leg, my right leg was laying across my stomach. >> but she knows she was lucky. chris said a woman next to her was shot four times. >> this lady was bleeding so heavily, i was laying in her blood, trying to keep her awake. she drifted off and i witnessed it. >> your husband is okay? in another room we meet a ukrainian man. like many of the injured, she's wearing a bracelet that shows she's a guest of the hotel. she says the impact felt like a kick. she tied a towel around her leg and tried to hide in the sand. he said he was very close to the gunman but remembers little about him. he was just too scared. this is the x-ray that shows how claude was cut down as he was running around. claude usually visits tunisia twice a year but no more. he says he's sorry for his tunisian friends, but it's too dangerous. he thinks it's going to stay tha

callahan says not all left-leaning drivers are targeted. >> it's those cars that are obstructing the flow of traffic out there, sometimes even driving under the speed limits is who the troopers are looking for. that vehicle and driver failing to keep right a left lane hog took the third spot. gayle? >> all right. adriana, thank you. i like the slow poke law. quite often when you pull up beside them they are on the phone or they are texting or not paying attention. >> yeah. you can't really honk at somebody, you know, when you're on the highway. >> you can't? i can! all right. i'll remember that. >>> team usa faces another big test today, honk! in the women's world cup. how it is a family affair you could say. >>> how black bears took in a announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by blue buffalo. you'll love your pets like family, so feed them like family with blue. when i'm out in the hot sun, i know how to hydrate on the inside. but what about my skin? coppertone sport sunscreen puts a breathable layer on your skin to help keep it hydrated by holding in natural moistu

victoria callahan, a sterling, virginia, teen back home from her south carolina college was celebrating her 19th birthday at echo same in northeast d.c. she felt ill and was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. that was about midnight. 12:15, she was pronounced dead. police say she had taken the designer drug, molly, a form of mdma, the main ingredient in the drug ex-stas cism metropolitan police are conducting a death investigation. coming up on news4 we will talk to the director of d.c.'s department of health about how they are trying to regulate and stop the use of this designer drug. >> thanks derek. >>> starting this weekend, you will have another option to get to your favorite attractions in d.c. today, local leaders cut the ribbon to launch a new route for the d.c. circulator. service around the national mall starts sunday and there will be 15 stops, including ones that are just a few steps from the lincoln and jefferson memorials, the smithsonian museums and the capitol. >> we expect that visitors will continue to choose narrated bus tours that have different -- that have a diff

. >> reporter: victoria callahan, a native of virginia was back home celebrating her 19th birthday wednesday night. police said she had taken the drug during a concert at echo stage in northeast d.c.. >> years ago, there was a -- some interest in being able to understand if there was a psychiatric indication for some of these medications and that's how their initial effects become known. >> reporter: overdoses are rare but they do happen and even without overdosing, there can be adverse effects. >> hypothermia is one of them and some people think that that just means, oh, you just deal with it by taking off your clothes and dancing and having a good time and working off a sweat. >> reporter: but it can cause liver and heart damage over time or immediately so the challenge is how to stop the manufacturer and sale of the drug. >> a lot of it is public information and awareness making sure that our parents and families understand the harm associated with these drugs. >> reporter: there are other investigative means as well, information on the sellers and efforts to track don't lab where it's ma

. >> dan callahan with ruckers university. thank you for your insight >>> now to new york where one of the convicted killers that escaped from a state prison continues to ellued law enforcement. he could face a tougher time doing it after his partner was shot dead by officers on friday. what is the latest on this john terrett. >> good evening, it's a miserable rainy evening pretty much all over new york state this evening and fugitive david sweat has been on the run for a full 21 days today. police are hoping that a combination of bad weather and exhaustion will mean that they locate him soon. >> reporter: about 20 miles in the canadian border population 14,000, more than 1,000 police are hunting david sweat. the net is thought to be closing after a border patrol officer shot and killed fellow escapee richard matt after a brief stand off friday afternoon, gunned down in a wooded area about 30 miles from the maximum security gaol they fled. matt's half brother said this is the outcome he's been praying for. >> i only thing of t

victoria callahan went to a concert at echostage to celebrate her 19th birthday on wednesday. during the australian dj floom concert she collapsed. paramedics rushed her to medstar washington but she died thursday morning. the coastal carolina student was under the influence of molly. molly is a form of m dma which is the main're not ingredient in the drug ecstasy. >>> police in virginia are trying to find a man who smashed up a woman's suv while she was inside. that woman was at a stop light in reston when a man approached her car. this was about 9:30 at night and all of a sudden, that man started to yell and smashing her windshield. the woman asked we not show her face when she spoke to us. >> he started screaming and started smashing my windshield as hard as he could and glass came in. >> the woman tried to drive off and called 911 and the man continued to destroy her car. before this call they got a call of a naked man crawling in the air. >>> county's rushern baker may have acted illegally when they rejected he tax increase. that's according to "the washington post." less

. >> reporter: ronnie callahan's 87-year-old mother and sister shirley rue witness were inside the home. shirley has cerebral palsy and is bedridden his mother tried to put out the fire with a hose. sergeant earns the and sergeant derek voss. cherokee county sheriffs office arrived first. >> i had to duck doing inside the house. there was lot of smoke inside. >> sergeant voss and myself were able to pick miss shirley up and get her outside the house. >> they're both my heroes. like i told you without ya'll i wouldn't have a familiar daal. >> this family grateful for these two men. >> how does it feel torque you know, be called a hero twice in one night? >> you know, it's just this is what we do. this is what we love to do. >> reporter: in holly springs jacqueline schultz, fox news. >>> utah man on the run from police is in custody after he's found hiding in a chicken coop. police were looking for 32-year-old justin anderson. office knocked on the door of a home where they thought anderson might be and that's when he ran out the back door according to police jumped the fence using a tram

victoria callahan went to a concert to celebrate her birthday on wednesday. during the concert she collapsed. paramedics rushed her to medstar washington hospital but she died thursday morning. the coastal carolina university student was under the influence of molly. molly is a form of mdma which is the main ingredient in the drug ecstasy. in 2013, a uva student also died after taking molly at echostage. >>> we are learning this morning that a d.c. teacher charged with sexual abuse will remain in jail. police say giovanni pena inappropriately touched an 11-year-old boy during the 2013-14 school year. pena taught at oyster-adams bilingual school northwest. pena waived his right to the preliminary hearing. that case may now head to the grand jury. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk putting together information we're getting on malaysia airlines flight 148. it had to make an emergency landing today. it was flying from melbourne, australia to kuala lumpur but had to turn around and go back to the airport in australia. a reporter there tweeted this picture. i

it's been a while since we met up with brian callahan and his brother-in-law adam mansing. >> do you feel greedy? >> reporter: the two have since pleaded guilty to being part of a $96 million ponzi scheme where investors were duped into thinking that their money was going into hedge funds and other liquid investments. but according to prosecutors, a big chunk went here into the panoramic view ocean front resort they owned. investigators say with the market down in '08, the duo couldn't flip units and lied to clients to keep the resort afloat. >> how these individuals could do what they do absolutely no integrity. >> reporter: most ponzi victims are left holding the bag but this one may have a silver lining. in a rare turn of events investors could get their money back. the resort now forfeited to the government, is now officially up for bids. and sources say they already have an unsolicited offer of at least $60 million. the money going to pay back lenders first, about $20 million of it. but the rest will go straight to the victims. buyers now have about a month to place bids before

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