her blood pressure was 250 over 170 which was dangerous. and she was having contractions. >> a french orthopedic you are john was onboard the flight. he says for six hours it was touch and go as he worked with another doctor to save the woman and her unborn child's life. >> the cervix was opened but the water didn't break. we were really lucky because the baby is in breach position. she had massive heart pain. and she was dizzy because of the high blood pressure. >> the pregnant woman sitting in coach was moved up to first class so doctors could use an emergency medical kit to deep her alive. >> she wouldn't have made it. her blood pressure was going up, up, up the whole time. finally we had iv lines set up. she was lucky. >> finally stabilize, the plane landed and the young mother to be and her husband were taken off and on to a local hospital. first class passengers watched in amazement. >> it was just, like, hectic, but the doctor was really fantastic. and the crew was really amazing. >> the woman was taken to reston hospital. there's no word on her condition. reporting live from dulles national, back to you. >> and she was lucky there were doctors on board. i can't imagine if they hadn't been there. >> well, they basically said they don't think she would have made it. there were very, very fortunate. there was a woman from johns hopkins and then the doctor we talked to who practices in france. >> wow. what a story. >> tonight, authorities in frederick, maryland, are raising questions about the mental competency of a man accused trying to steal a single engine air plen this morning. when they asked him why he did it, he just said he wanted to leave frederick. he tax sid across the runway before crashing on to the grass. >> the airplane is owned by the mid-atlantic soaring association a glider cup adjacent to the frederick airport. it's unclearly exactly how it was stolen from a lock enclosed hanger. the single engine piper is used to tow gliders president at about 2:15 a.m., it was reportedly seen on the runway. the pilot apparently lost control and crashed on the grass, nose down, propeller broken, fuselage damage. a witness reported seeing a man run towards the trees beside the river. a maryland state police helicopter searched by sky. frederick police officers following tracks in the snow. officers found and arrested 51-year-old calvin craig cox who is said to be a homeless man. they took him into custody. >> the manager of the fed rick airport authority described to me the events that led to mr. cox allegedly crashing this plane, upending it on its nose after crossing a runway. >> this is the glider hanger. the aircraft was taken here in this hanger right here. the propeller went into the ground, kind of flipped, if you will. >> so he was never really on a runway preparing if ar takeoff? >> i'm not sure what he was doing to be honest with you, but that's where he ended up at. >> the suspect calvin cox is being held at the tread rick county detention center on charges relatsed to the theft of the aircraft. the investigation includes local and federal authorities, from the fbi and faa. chris gordon, news 4 in frederick, m.d. pd. >> tonight on news 4 at 6:00, we will hear from local pilots that assess the danger that could have been posed to the pilot and the people on the ground had the stolen aircraft become air born. today, an al qaeda group based in yemen claimed responsibility for that attempted bombing in detroit on christmas day. president barack obama spoke publicly about the incident this afternoon. >> it's a reminder of the danger we face and the nature of those who threaten our homeland. the american people should be ensured that we are doing everything in our power to keep you and your family safe and secure. it's absolutely critical that we learn from this incident and take the necessary measures to prevent future acts of terrorism. >> here's what we know about that incident. federal investigators say um umar abdul mutallab tried to ignite an explosive device as the plane landed. his name was on a list of people with possible terrorist ties because his father had warned authorities that his son had adopted radical views. however, federal officials say they did not have enough information to keep him from flying into the u.s. president obama has ordered a review of that watch list policy. he's also ordered a second review of air travel security procedures. airline industry officials say that some of those restrictions now have been eased after that two-day crackdown. the measures were put in place after this foiled christmas day terror attack. airlines will now be allowed to turn -- airline passengers will now be allowed to turn on the inflight entertainment systems. pilots will be allowed to decide if passengers can stand up for the last hour of international flights that head to the united states. and the transportation security administration will also let pilots decide whether to allow passengers to keep their blankets or other carry-ones in their laps during that time. the tsa has not officially confirmed that some security measures have been eased. and police are looking for the driver who hit an tail kilned a woman overnight and then ran off. d.c. police said the unidentified victim was hit by this car. the driver ran away from the scene after hitting the woman which happened along 16th street at about 1:0 this morning. and two women are in critical condition this evening after a car struck them both in rockville. police say a man driving home from work hit the woman. it appeared -- it happened around 9:00 this morning in the 1800 block of chapman avenue. one of the women is in her 60s, the other in her 20s. police are still investigating what caused this crash. >> thousands of prince george's county residents are being advised to boil the water. the precautionary advisory was issued on saturday after a 40-year-old water main broke in fort washington. according to wssc, there is an increased risk of contamination because of this break. show erring in the water is just fine. drivers may start seeing delays along the new york avenue bridge. this week, the department of transportation is looking to improve the road. crews will start by demolishing the center mian on new york avenue. all three lanes will be open during rush hour, but only two lanes will be getting by during offpeak hours. extensive construction will start come spring. >> last night was not a fun night for redskins fans. not only did they lose to their rivals, the dallas cowboys, the skins couldn't even score a point. how does theeamick up the pieces for the last game of the season? lindsay has the story from redskins park. >> the redskins shut out at home for the first time since 2003. jim zorn said he felt his teem didn't play horribly. it was a matter of the offense being orwhelmed by the defensive line. the result, a frustrating 17-0 loss at the hand of the dallas cowboys. we're back at fedex field. just like last week against the giant, the cowboys scored on their very first possession. they never looked back. the redskins defense started out strong but it was played like this, the 69-yard gain that led to the cowboys second touchdown. still, jim sourn wouldnzorn wous team played flat. >> i think our players played hard. watching the video, i didn't have any depression or holding my breath for the kind of effort that we give. >> i love this game so i'm going to give everything i got day in and day out. a lo lott of us are playing for jobs. we've got to find a way to tut some good stuff on tape. >> so what adds to the redskins pain is the fact that now they have not won a game in their division all seasoning long. next sunday, the redskins trying to end what turned out to be a miserable season on a high note. much more coming up later on sports. president president obama is leaving a golf outing abruptly for a personal matter. an ambulance has sped to the family's compound in hawaii where they're staying on hawaii. there apparently has been an ambulance sent to the compound where he is staying. we don't know who has been taken from the compound or what their condition is, but we'll have more on this story just as soon as we get it. >> good evening. we have some clear skies out there, but cold air coming in. we have a wind advisory that continues through tomorrow with gusts 30 to 35 miles an hour. winds have been up to 25, 30 miles an hour. look at the current temperatures. already down to below freezing out in martinsburg and with the winds, it feels liekt's in the teens. tomorrow morning, many spots will be feeling like they're into the low teens. the wind advisory, a rather cold pattern we have shaping up. tell you all the details when i join you. back to you. >> thanks, bob. still ahead, a big announcement to clean up d.c. >> a search is on far woman's killer. plus, it's the latest craze giving book publishers a run for their money. plus, the best christmas present ever. david goldma >> we're going to update you on this breaking news out of hawaii where barack obama was abruptly called out of a golf game because of a personal matter. at the same time, the a.p. was reporti reporting an ambulance went to the compound where he was saying. a friend's son was apparently injured in the face and an ambulance was called in the compound to see to that and possibly to take him to the hospital. he was hit in the face we're now hearing with a surfboard. this is going on in hawaii where the president's family and friends are vacationing and spending the holidays. not the.'s family. a friend's son was hit in the face with a surfboard and that required an amlance to called to the family compound. >> well, it could be a sign of the times. for the first time ever, electronic books have beaten out old fashion paper books in terms of sales. it happened on christmas day wi with.com. kindle holds 60% of the e book market here in the u.s. each device holds up to 1,500 books at a time. other e boxes include the sewnmy reader and the barnes and noble nook. e book sales are expected to top 3 million by the end of this year and to double to 6 million by the end of next year. >> last year was the worst holiday season in decades for retailer, and it looks like that downhill slide is coming to a end with the decaaddecade. retailers may have something to celebrate this holiday season. let's check in with julia bournstein. shoppers went back. what did they decide to do? did they actually have money? or did they decide they would just go into jet? >> shoppers spent a little bit more in career. we're seeing stabilization and slight increases. 6.6% increases in retail sales between december 1 and christmas eve. that does show a sign of increase. there's some areas that did much better than others. this year, luxury retail was up 1%. electronics up about 6%. jewelry on the high end and low end of 5.6%. some eareas of strength and progress after those numbers last year. >> we're always reading the tea leaves of retail sales. is this a sign of optism among the consumer that we've been looking for? >> it is a sign of optimism. one is consume erts dependent know what was going on with their jobs or economy. this year we're seeing stabilizati stabilization. last year, there was way too much inventory, especially as consumers pulled back. this year they kept the inventories down. >> at tyson's corner, they were lined up on the beltway to get into the shopping center after christmas. >> well a lot of retailers really want to maintain that momentum. those shoppers momentum. best buy and walmart, for instance, started promoting their deals for this week a couple of days before christmas. they really want to maintain that momentum. another thing they're looking for is gift cards. retailers can't count the revenue from gift cards until people come in to redeem those gift cards. so everyone is keeping their fingers cross that consume lers rush in this week and spend all of those gift cards. because the am of money spent on gift cards did go up, both for store-specific gift cards and for those wide-ranging gift cards. like visa gift cards which can be used in multiple stores. >> all right, the news is good. thank you so much. some of us may need to take a gift car and go get a hat. >> or ear muches. -- muffs. >> it looked cold and snowy and boy has it been that so far. we're going to be seeing clear sky, our temperature outside right now is already down to near the freezing mark. our average high is still in the mid 40s. 34 here, 20s around the lakes. miami, 73 degrees, our temperature has dropped 10 degrees since yesterday. we had still some mild air. and that leftover fog over the weekend, too. the wind chills as you can see out around the lakes are into the teens. there's the pattern right now. there's the same cold pattern i think we're going to see right on into the begin of course next year and around an area of low pressure around the lakes. there are still winter weather advisories out in the mountains of west virginia but around the lakes. buffalo right now, lake-effect snows, an eighth of a mile visibility. to our north, there have been some snows for some skier out in the poconos. there might be a snow flurry out around the blue ridge. there's that area of snows continue around buffalo and on into syracuse. >> the wind chill one below zero. gusted over 50 miles an hour. there was a wind advisory out around our area. overnight tonight, what's left in that area, behind it and during the area tomorrow. gusty winds, probably 25 to 30 miles an hour winds. i think by cold air, by new year's eve, we may be seeing a little bit of iciness. a lot of teen a lot of sunshine tomorrow, we'll be seeing some of those fair weather clouds, but once again, another cold really even for mid january, cold day. high temperatures down around winchester up into montgomery county, only into the 30s. then into wednesday, not as cold. we'll see temperatures by thursday into the mid 30s. again, could be a little bit of iciness and then maybe some rain shower ps some lingering snow flurries on friday. look at the temperatures, only in the 30s. >> eending the year on a really cold note. thanks. still ahead, they're big and city officials say they are an eyesore. coming up, the push to ban billboards from d.c. neighborhoods. >> and a big boom that destroyed a bridge over lake champlain. >> plus, jon gosselin, the victim of a di >> what five seconds and one massive boom can do. that was the lake champlain bridge coming down. it's 80 years old. it waslosed in october because it wasn't safe. >> at the end of the year, we like to take a look back at some of the biggest headlines of the year. and for 2009, some of the most memorable moments happened online. and this year, it wasn't just youtube. weave a look back at some of this year's biggest digital hits. >> bouncing babies. and bridesmaids and spoils. the year's biggest hits were on the very small screen. the one that topped them all with more than 120 million views on youtube, susan boyle on br "britain's got talent." ♪ i dreamed a dream on time gone by ♪ >> jaws dropped all over the world when susan boyle exceeded expectations. >> she's the last person you would imagine has a nice voice. >> a wedding party's party. evian's tumbling tots, and one boy's day at the dentist. >> this year, youtube has proved it's still top stop on line. but in 200 the, a new sensation hit the web and it goes by the name of twitter. it lets users share short messages with the world and share they have. >> we have seen twitter come on to the world stage in a way we weren't quite expecting. >> twirt won't say how many members they have, but some prominent users are wracking up millions of followers and it's not just for money taken messages. twitter has played a crucial role in news coverage, most notably during this summer's uprising in iran. where iranians tweeted across the world in what was known as the twitter revolution. 2009's most searched term? michael jackson. after his death, millions wept online to watch jackson's videos and buy his music. proving when it comes to old hits, they can be as popular as new ones. >> images we won't soon forget. >> it's exhausting. still to come, a local woman found murdered in her hotel room. now those who knew the mother are talking about her. >> and an american dad's exclusive interview about his long-awaited son's homecoming. >> i'm liz kren saw. giving wisely. how to make sure your end of the year donations are used in good faith. that's coming up. >> a crash on westbound 66 as you make your way toward234. they finally moved it to the shoulder. expecting heavy delays coming off the capital beltway. stay right >>ite's. >> jill is off this hour. coming up, this half-hour, a local woman found murdered in a hotel rool. tonight we're learning more about the victim and the zeshlg for her killer. plus some people call them an eyesore. now the district is taking action to get billboards the boot. and contracting the swine flu on purpose. why some people, some parents are intentionally exposing their kids to the virus in hopes of keying them safe. police found the body of a woman at a hotel after she didn't check out. pat collins is loif at prince george's county police headquarters with the latest. pat? >> wendy, friends say that she had a bad drug habit. that she hung out with a bad crowd last weekend. she met up with a bad man. and that, that cost her her life. the victim identified as 30-year-old laurie anne marie wagner. found dead sunday afternoon at a comfort inn on oxford road. >> she checked in with a male subject. we just don't know who that is at the time. >> she was found dead inside the room? >> yes. she checked in the day before and was found deceased the following day. >> laurie annemarie wagner. she has ties to frederick, but her friends say she spent a number of years hanging out on the streets of d.c. they say she was in and out of rehab. for a while, she lived in a rooming house on illinois avenue northwest. there i talked to one of her friends today. >> would she hang with a bad sdploud. >> yes. >> do you think the bad crowd led her to her death? >> yes. >> she would never leave the bad crowd. >> back at the saep, evidence technicians looking for clues as investigators tried to identify the man responsible for this motel murder. so what was tof death? so far police are only saying trauma. and so far, no motive has been established in this case of murder. wendy, back to you. >> a new jersey father who's been reunite with his son after an international custody battle calls this christmas a miracle. david goldman brought his son sean home christmas eve after a more than five-year fight for his son. sean's mother took the boy to her native brazil, she remarried and later died during childbirth. sean goldman gave an exclusive interview. >> there are no words to describe the pain and suffering these last five years. and it's equally, there's no words to describe how joyous and wonderful it is to be with my son again. >> you get your son back on christmas eve. just the symbolism. >> it's a miracle. i mean, even if there's someone who's borderline, if there's anybody up there? there were 364 other days he could have come home. >> he welcomed sean's grandmother in brazil to be part of his son's life. goldman and sean have been staying with relatives in orlando, florida. >> two women died in a single car crash early this morning in sfarks county. police have side fied them as sisters. both women were killed on impact. their car slammed into a jerse wall at route 29 and west ox road. the intersections were shut down while crews cleared the wreck. there's some good news to report in the fight against drunk driving. the transportation department says fatal alcohol-related crashes have dropped 44% since 1982. driving under the influrns, however, does remain a huge problem. police are step up patrols as we head towards new year's eve with more revellers expected to be on the streets. >> risks are especially high with more people on the roads at night. >> some citizens today in the district who had been complaining for decades about unslightly billboards in their neighborhoods were celebrating. tom sherrwood in our studio with more. >> the city has strict regulations on billboards, but many old ones still remained on city streets. >> billboards he all types dot city streets. this 2008 billboard featured the mayor during the verizon center's fifth anniversary. some solder site scythes are except from regulations that they must be 200 feet from residential neighborhoods. >> there was an advertisement, loitering, homeless people. it was everything you needed to see there that was no good for the communities. >> i'm delighted. we've been fighting and fighting and fighting. and final ly. >> the mayor, who's running for re-election took credit for the billboards. his administration suggesting they were up illegally. >> there's a simple message here. >> but news 4 as learned the p street billboards weren't illegal. the city just reached agreement to give the billboard company three other nonresidential sites if the p street billboards were removed. >> we're very, very pleased. it's a fantastic day, not only for this neighborhood but for all neighborhoods throughout d.c. this is the nation's capital. >> we want to especially thank the mayor. he walked with us and in a few months we get the kind of result that we think we deserve. >> the city will seek to remove more billboards in residential areas. still to come, contracting swine flu on purpose? some people are doing that. now doctors are weighing in on the controversial practice. we're learning more about charlie sheen's alleged crime pop it's sunny today, but we could get another round of winter weather in the next few days. bob will be back with an update. actor charlie sheen spent part of thf christmas in jail. his wife called 911 and accused him of threatening her with a knife. part of the 911 call was made public today. prosecutors say they probably won't make a decision about charges against sheen until february. new york police have questioned the girlfriend of jon gosselin about a particularry at his apartment. over the weekend, his apartment was broken into and vandalized. his attorney said a note was left behind that was signed by gosselin's ex, hailey glassman. her attorney says that note is fake. >> torrential rains causing major flooding in southeastern australia. officials say people in rural areas have been stuck in their homes after roads became impassable. most of the farmers had stocked up for months. the heavy rain also fell in sidney's northern shores. >> well, the wind almost took us away today. hey, bob. >> also in australia, they had the terrible, terrible fires and the drought. more and more indications that these extremes sometimes are becoming a little bit more the norm in a changing weather world and climate world. outside for us, we've got strong winds. right now on doppler, there isn't much of anything going on. my goodness, look at the temperatures already out there for our friends around martinsburg and the panhandle of west virginia. already into the freezing mark in elkins. 23 degrees. there you can see where the snows have been coming in. a weather front is going to be hard to secoming by. with a gusty wind, the wind chills tomorrow will be down to around 20 degrees. so enjoy the sunshine. walk down the sunny side of the street. temperatures on wednesday into the low 20s, enoug moisture to cause a little bit of a wintry mix, a combination. maybe some iciness on new year's eve. no big storm, but it will be remaining windy and cold into the weekend and also a chance of some more very, very light snow or snow flurries on saturday. friday into saturday could be a significant snow to our north. right now, i don't see a major winter storm around here for us. we've had enough of those for a while. >> yes, we have. still ahead in the fight against swine flu, there's enough vaccine to go around, because lot of americans don't want to get vaccinated. >> find out how to give wisely coming up. >> coming up, another prime time showing for washington. >> a lot of charities in need. folks wanting to give should make sure their doi nation is made being in good faith. how to give wisely so the charity and you get the maximum benefit. >> there are a numr of things you can do to avoid getting taken. i would encourage people to look beyond the numbers this year to be sure if the charities are carrying out their obligations effectively. take the time to find out more about the charity before you send a check. >> there are several ways to do that. start with the charity's website. you can visit the better business bureau's website, where you can find an evaluation on a charity, its report and a list of standards. and finally guidestar.org gives you access to irs forms charities file every yoor. >> if you can't find information on the web, that may be a red flag that something is amiss. >> also be on the lookout for mistaken identity. >> there are over a million organizations tax exempt as charities on the internal revenue code. and there are some charity names that sound very similar. >> be be aware of jofrly motional appeals for money. and don't feel pressured to give on the spot. charities will be happy to take donations any day of the week. and don't forget, if you want a tax deduction, get a receipt. if you donate $250 or more, the charity is required to send you written confirmation. >> you also have the option of restcting your gift. in other words, you can give money to the charity with the express intention that it be used for a specific activity or area. >> so what charities are in greatest need this time of year? >> those involved with social service activities, helping needy with immediate needs. >> they include food banks and direct service organizations. and in the end, no matter what charity you news, they'll be happy to take your donations. >> with the economy being done, all charities are hurting. >> you can do some research on line before selecting a charity for your donation. visit the better business bureau's website at bbb.orgu.s./charity and guidestar.org will help you towards a specific organization. >> doreen gentzler is in the news room with a preview of what's coming up tonight. >> the latest on breaking news about president obama, cutting short a round of golf and speeding towards his family's vacation home in hawaii. and some customers are told they can't buy the iphone onlynam. plus, find out why some trainers say eating more and working out less could help keep that resolution to lose weight in the new year. i'm interested. those stories and a whole lot more coming up. i'll see you then. >> we were just saying. when is it sugar going to end? every time i turn around there's a plate of something sugary in front of me. >> let's head out to lindsay and dan where things were not so sweet. >> i wish they were. vild eat mrn perogees at the christmas holidays. bring them on. the guys are relaxing, getting the rest of those holiday gifts out of the way. but man, what an awful loss yesterday. 17-0 at the hand of the dallas cowboys. now one of the things isle hearing players talk about is accountability. >> it's amazing. they were shut out for the first time in five years. and everybody is accountable, but it doesn't seem like that on the football field. you really have to wonder what is going through jim zorn's head right now, going into the final game of the season in what could be his final game for the redskins. >> he's done a wonderful job of keeping all the skepticism at bay. there could be changes made as soon as they hop back on that flig from san diego. jim zorn said right now he's just taking ate all in stride, focussing on this weekend ahead. >> i truly am having a great experience. it's not fun, but it is a great experience. and there are better -- there are better days ahead. and i think -- you know, i think we're trying to deal with all the adversity that comes each y. each week it's been something different. i don't want to create a situation where people look at me and feel sorry for me. because, you know, some of this, i'm responsible for. i'll the head football coach and we've got four games under our belt. that's not good, regardless of what the situation is. i'm trying to keep our coaches together, keep our players together. and then we look at this situation after the season and see kind offed a up all e things. >> a lot of people think a decision has already been made. a lot do not expect him to be back as head coach of the washington redskins. he has one more game to treat like an audition and they certainly to this point have not impressed their new boss. >> a rocky start to say the least under bruce allen. two games, two losses. 62-12, the combined score of those two games. so you know at some point in the very near future, the gm is going to take a blow torch to this roster. there are going to be a lot of new faces. theably players, easily as disgusted as their new posz boss on the field. and getting shutout, that's embarrassing. >> didn't win our final home game. a lot of things to be disit.ed with. >> we did our job burke we didn't do anything special. we didn't make any game-changing plays. an awful game. we lost to the cowboys and we didn't score one. we lost. whether it's a shutout. it all feels the same to me. it's a loss, sucks. it all boils down to what we've been going through the whole year. just bs. >> i don't know if we can put into it words. this game just all around frustrating, it really is. to send this way against a team that a win means so much to our fans and to this franchise and to lay an egg, that's disappointing. >> we have one game left. we've got to have a great offseason because we don't ever want a season like this. it's been rough all year. very disappointing and it account only get better. >> so rough that jim zorn after the game said it really stinks to be 4-13. they forgot what their record was. we'll have much more coming up at 6:00, guys. >> been painful. thanks a lot. coming up next, contracting swine flu on purpose. >> they're called swine flu parti parties. some families are doing this and now doctors are weighing in. >> looking live on the outer loop a little boift a crash today, moved out of the way. we had a report of a problem at college park. they were dealing with a crash there. doing their best to direct you around. as you make your way on the capital tampa bay, you're jammed on the inner loop, all the way to frederick burg with only a >> there's more swine flu vaccine available now, but most americans don't want it. a new survey by researchers at harvard finds that 55% of adults don't want to get it. and 5% don't want to vaccinate their children. the participants cited safety concerns and said the virus is less serious than originally thought. some families across the country are going to party where is the soul reason of the get together is to spread the swine flu virus. >> but some doctors have a warning if you're planning on doing this. stephen luke has that story. >> as parents across america scramble for the vaccine, others are taking a different approach. gathering without masks and not washing their hands. they're coming together to spread the germs. >> we first put about parties like this ck in the chickenpox era. >> reporter: one doctor said there's simply no logic around the gathering. >> to me it's one of the craziest things i've ever heard of. >> the reason for these party, described plainly on the website is to become infected for what many people has been a mild disease in the hope of having natural immunity to a virus that might circulate later and cause more severe disease. >> the trouble with influenza is your natural immunity is really not that good. that's why we continue to immunize people every year because the virus changes over time. >> meaning some people who get swine flu this year cowl also get a related virus nex year. sawyer also says just because your neighbor has a mild case doesn't mean you will. >> the reason one person gets sick and the other doesn't isn't a function of the virus. that's a function of the person's immune system and any underlying conditions they may have. >> that was steven luke reporting. doctors say good hand washing, getting the vaccine and staying away from people who are sick is the best defense. >> and if you do get sick, stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever goes away to prevent spreading the virus to poerps -- others. >> an attempt to steal a small plane from a local airport ends? n a crash. >> then, another toub loss for the redskins. >> and the holiday season may have given retailers something to cheer about. good evening, everybody. >> we begin tonight with the latest on some breaking news out of hawaii at the obama family vacation compound there. a senior white house official says president obama abruptly ended his game of gulf to rush back to the cpound this evening after a family friend was injured. one of the president's golfing complain i don't knows is the father of the injured person. an ambulance was also seen rushing towards the compound but the injury is described as minor. the white house says all members of the first family are just fine. >> meanwhile tonight a wing of al qaeda claims resi