house. doug luzader has the story this morning from capitol hill. reporter: we haven t seen anything on this scale in this country since the founding of the united nations as the white house continues this intense focus on nuclear weapons. much of downtown washington is fenced off and locked down for the summit. for the president, it s a short walk of a commute. he already met with a handful of world leaders and offered a dire warning. we know that organizations like al-qaeda are in the process of trying to secure nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction and they have no come punk shuns at using them. reporter: he would like to lock it down in the next four years. our biggest concern is that terrorists will get nuclear material. this summit is about isolating a nuclear reactor in some random country in central europe and trying to help the country better protect the reactor so it s not vulnerable to attack, sabotage or theft of nuclear material. report
a shocking report, a child rapist in a wheelchair claims he had inside help from prison and that s how he escaped. got a gun, overpowered two guards, took their clothes, he got away but thankfully is now back behind bars but is telling quite a story. we wonder how he pulled it off. did he really have inside help? we ll talk with someone who talked to him, spent three hours with him, that s coming up. and this a teen sends a naked picture of herself to her boyfriend, familiar story. they break up. he sends it to other students, it spreads through two high schools, not only that the girl endures months of harassment finally commits suicide now parents suing the ex-boyfriend several other students and the school. should they be held liable for this girl s death? as always, we love hearing from you, the number 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail us at cnn.com/primenews or send us a text at hln tv. just start your message with the word prime. it s your chance to be heard. welcome once agai
. this is fox 5 news at 10:00. [ music playing ] right off the top night, a shocking side effect to a routine vaccination. you heard her right. a regular flu shot gone horribly wrong. tonight the warning this woman wants everyone to hear. good evening. i m brian bolter. and i m sheila. tonight this lady was getting ready to run a marathon but tonight she is trying hard to walk, talk and eat. the vast majority of doctors say flu shots are case. in this case they said they found nothing wrong with a particular batch and that is what happened to her and now her life will never be the same. reporter: her she is the picture of health. she s a redskins cheerleader ambassador and an a individual avid. i was training for a marathon. marathon. reporter: ten days after receiving the shot, she came down with the flu. after that, her health spiralled downwards. she started passing out and had to be hospitalized twice. we went to an urgent care facility and they wouldn t eve
of officials. they are trying to sort it out. emotions are running high. there is a number of people on the scene wanting to know who has been shot. the only official information is that one is dead and four wounded in the shooting in northeast d.c. we know the investigation is early on. is there any word on the street about an ongoing feud, that these the result of something going on there? reporter: as you know, shawn, from covering these stories over the years we have learned that there are neighborhood beefs that go on and on and on usually over something frivolous, somebody looked at somebody the wrong way, a coat was stolen, what have you. it s a major problem in the city where you have these neighborhood beefs. one of the witnesses that we spoke to thinks that it was a neighborhood beef. we don t know for sure. what you have is you have some of these young people going back and forth shooting at each other and they shoot at each other, whoever is in the way. as you