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i guess really freey. >> reporter: they are curious about the creatures after they turned up in a library, they fume gaited all branches in the system after they were tucked inside a book. material from the book drop and carts from the buildings circulation room have been locked inside a truck parked outdoors so the sun can bake the bugs. >> immediately bagged up all the materials that were in any proximity to that book, bagged them up and removed them. >> reporter: but some parents ar...

good wednesday morning, everybody. enjoy your last few hours of summer before fall officially begins tonight. im maggie rodriguez. >> im harry smith. i guess well also have paris, at least paris to talk about anyway. she famously pled her cocaine charges in las vegas recently, gets on a plane, decided to go to japan and shes met by the authorities in japan with sort of a maybe not. maybe you should go home. well have that story coming up in a bit. we begin this morning with politics. t...

with flames all around her, she got her two oldest children out of a two story window and dropped her baby into the arms of a friend but that fire moved too fast to save her two other children or herself. >> it was just black smoke and you couldnt see anything in the house. >> reporter: huge flames and thick smoke poured from their neighbors home, a home with five small children, including a 2-month-old baby. mother sacrificed herself by saving three of her children, dropping her infan...

detectives" solving medicines toughest mysteries. this is part one 06 a week-long series. we begin "keeping them honest" with christine odonnell and how she spent money. last week after searching, we learned that the nominee from u.s. senator from delaware had checks and expense records that didnt seem to add up, apparently spending campaign money on personal expenses after the campaign was over which would be a violation of federal election law. for instance, take a look. this check f...

people to jump to their safety of loved falls road in northern parkway. one of the victims said it started in a second floor bedroom. jennifer franciotti has more. >> all the sudden, i felt a big bang and i heard screaming from the hallway. the doorway was just in flames. >> she had little time to get out alive. she was one of six people in the house when it caught fire after 2:00 a.m.. christine and your girlfriend had to break out of a window on the second floor. >> by that time, fla...

to dump the hose. the coast guard, epa and other federal agencies acted quickly and were able to seize the equipment used to bypass the normal waste oil system. >> the phlange would go in the hose here where you take your clamps, put the clamps over the hose, slide the phlange and tighten the clamps down to secure it. so nothing would leak. around the area. >> then it would go out from there to the ocean? >> correct. from the -- from the connection to the overboard discharge. >> report...

saying about the doctor, his condition and the police investigation. hello everybody im denise koch. >> and im vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. >> wjz is staying on the story live at hopkins tonight. derek valcourt explains the doctors condition is improving. >> reporter: orthopedic surgeon was shot by a son of a patient. >> shooting on nelson eight. >> theres a shooting in the hall way. >> reporter: moments before the gunshot, the doctor informed the son th...

and welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. im meredith viera. >> and im matt lauer. nine american service members killed when their helicopter crashed in afghanistan. it is unclear right now whether that chopper was shot down by the taliban, which they are claiming is true, or if it was simply an accident. >> it happened in the zabul province. so far the cause remains under investigation. >> we want to get more information on this right now, john yang is in kabul for us with the l...

for more safety on bike paths and she wants that law to carry her dead daughters name. reporting live, im armando trull, back to you. >> thank you. a driver accused of hitting a pedestrian now faces involuntary manslaughter charges. this after the 26-year-old austrian woman she allegedly struck died. police say shamika adams was about to turn left off of 18th street when her car ran over the median on september 8. two pedestrians were hit, then the car veered into a restaurant. adams a...

cameras. at dulaney valley, volume picking up more on the west side. a nice ride coming in from the fort mchenry. thats the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we begin this morning with some breaking news out of north baltimore where a two-alarm fire sends a family of six running out into the night. >> jennifer franciotti has the update for us. >> good morning. this fire broke out after 2:00 a.m. this morning. inside this house behind the green fields nursery at the corner of northern park...