being looked at, not something in the cars or on the ground, but hanging overhead. brian wilson is investigating this, he joins us live now from birmingham, alabama, hi brian. reporter: hey megyn, this car was involved in a fatal accident in ufala, oklahoma three years ago. interestingly enough, although you see heavy front-end damage the air bags never deployed, it s one of those cases where the driver and passenger say the car unexpectedly accelerated she doesn t deserve to die like that. reverend allen milton remembers arriving on the scene after an 05 camry veered off the highway at a high rate of speed. he comforted the passenger, 70-year-old barbara swartz. she talked about how she kept yelling at her friend to slow down and try to get it to stop and her friend kept telling her it won t stop, it won t stop. reporter: swartz later died of her injuries, the
allen comforted the critically injured passenger, barbara swartz. she talked about how she kept yelling at her friend to slow down and try to get it to stop, and her friend kept telling her it won t stop, when won t stop. swartz later died of her injuries. her family believes the fatal crash was caused by a flaw in the throttle system. a lawsuit is pending. we don t know exactly where that camry started to malfunction. the wreck was down that way, the par passed through here and as they passed under this bridge they also passed under power lines. big power lines can generate powerful fields of energy. the vin jiz the invisible fields are caused by currents through the wire, the electrical voltage creates an electric field, both are capable of creating voltages in other devices. this map shows the nation s electrical grid, 39 suspected toyota sudden acceleration deaths do appear to be clustered around the heaviest parts of
scene moments after an 05 camry veered off u.s. highway 69 at a high rate of speed, allen comforted the critically injured passenger, 70-year-old barbara swartz. she talked about how she kept telling at her friend to slow down and tried to get it to stop and her friend kept telling her it won t stop, it won t stop. swartz later died of her injuries, her family believes the fatal crash was caused by a flaw in the throttle system. a lawsuit is pending. we don t know exactly where that camra started to malfunction, the wreck was down that way, the car passed through here, and as they passed under this bridge, they also passed under power lines. big power lines can generate powerful fields of energy. those invisible fields are caused by current flowing through the wire, also the electrical voltage on the wire creates a different field k5u8d called an electric field. both are capable of creating voltages in other devices. this map shows the
think your child may have this as well. steve: where have the three hours gone? we ll send it up to america s news room that starts right now. captioning performed by mediacaptioning.com captioning performed by mediacaptioning.com bill: good morning, we begin with the economy, 442,000 americans filing for unemployment benefits, that is a bigger drop than expected and we ve seen a slightly. good morning, i m bill hemmer, welcome to america s newsroom . martha: good morning, it s good to have you with us, i m martha maccallum. today s numbers show there is economic pain, despite economists claims that the u.s. is emerging from recession, here s a look at how the unemployment rate has jumped since this recession began back in december 2007. you can see the number has not really improved. bill: james rosen live in washington. break the numbers down, what should they tell us, what should we expect to hear when the white house digests this today? reporter: we were e
martha: see you tomorrow. bill: where elsewhere we be? martha: see you tomorrow. jon: hello, happy thursday to you, i m jon scott. jane: i m jane skinner, happening now , in the top box, the president getting ready to hit the road to try to sell this health care overhaul as the house gets ready to take up the new fixes bill hammered out by the senate. we ll explain. jon: he s the most wanted man in the world and today there is new word of threats by osama bin laden to kill soldiers if the u.s. kills khalid shaikh mohammed. jane jane and a driver crashes into a swimming pool. what would you do? the neighbors willer here to tell us what they did. we re working on many stories to bring you over the next two hours. jon: fixes to the health care overhaul to be headed back to the house, democrats are calling this situation a minor glitch. senate majority leader harry reid blames it on two provisions violating congressional budget rules, but is this an opportunity for republicans t