center, then came out of the building and took him out of the family s van where he had been for 20 minutes. prosecut prosecu prosecutor ebert says that s why he took the case to a grand jury. the law provides for punishment and penalty in such cases. reporter: but murphy s attorney maintains ryan s death was accidental. we will do everything we can legally to keep this family together and to keep the prosecutor and the legal system from tearing this family apart. because of what was obviously a very tragic accident. reporter: murphy is free on $25,000 bond. she did not speak to the media today, and will be back in court next friday. reporting live in manassas, i m jane watrel. back to you, jim and wendy. thank you, jane. developing right now, the baltimore washington parkway is back open, but the manhunt for a suspect armed with a shotgun and hammer isn t over yet. the search has been going on for several hours. at one point, the highway was shut down in both direc
reporter: what it looks like is the taliban fighters launched an atault on the hotels in which at least one blew himself up at the front gate in order to allow the other gunmen to enter. after that they took positions on the roof of the hotel where they were engaged in an hour-long gun battle with the afghan police. later on the afghan national army arrived at the scene, stormed the hotel and evacuated many of the guests. it s unclear right now how many guests were actually staying at the hotel at the time. it s so unique, it s been submitted for patents. reporter: right. i think that s a major concern right now, and a question that has to be answered by the afghan security forces in the coming days as it becomes more clear how this attack unfolded. now the attack itself while spectacular isn t necessarily a strategic gain for the taliban. the taliban cannot take the city per se but they can launch these high-profile attacks that draw a lot of attention. and then it falls
played out? reporter: well, what it looks like is the taliban fighters launching assaults on the hotels in which at least one blew up at the front gate in order to allow the other gunmen to enter. after that they took positions on the roof of the hotel where they were engaged in an hour-long gun battle with the afghan police later on the afghan national army arrived at the scene, stormed the hotel and evacuated many of the guests. it s unclear right now how many guests were actually staying at the hotel at the time. however, there were rpgs being launched, artillery fire, and it finally concluded with nato attack helicopters coming to engage the insurgents on the roof. erin, this clearly has hallmarks of other attacks that we have seen, even in kabul itself and in pakistan. small groups of gunmen, suicide bombers invading facilities and basically shooting who they can, blowing people up and trying to create as much mayhem as possible. it also kind of echos back to the mum
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