the justice system and the jury that found casey not guilty of murder. they are going to release her regardless. they are making sure it will be as safe as possible. i personally do not want to see anyone get hurt. the jail is blocking off the parking lot to the booking and release center. a spokesperson said casey s been a typical day in protective custody. her release will be anything but the norm. for her safety, casey is expected to be slipped out secretly instead of march, the front doors like in the past. protesters are frustrated she will get to live the carefree life she liked. kasich is getting exactly what she killed her daughter for, which is money, freedom. 3 journalists who are report documenting her release are now inside the jail. the jail will send out an e-mail that she has been released one she is a safe distance away. there is no word on where she will begin her new life. an expected mother remains in the hospital tonight after a deadly car crash in
offensive. targeted not one but two local schools and tonight police look for a link. good evening. i m wendy in for craig melvin. police say the vandals first targeted herbert hoover middle school and they appeared to struck again at bethesda middle school and that s where darcy spencer is with more on the possible connection to these two crimes. reporter: police say these crimes are very similar in nature but they have no idea why vandals are targeting middle schools here in montgomery county. mont gonlry county police are investigating acts of vandalism at two middle schools that they believe could be connected. the first at herbert hoover middle school in potomac. it was ethnically offensive and sexually graphic. at 2:40 saturday morning, police responded to an alarm at north bethesda middle school in bethesda. officers found similar damage, sexually explicit paintings and hate language on the school building. several windows were broken. seven cars were damaged wit
for sure, i think it will bring us closer as neighbors and we will have that. the burn homicide victim in front of her home also triggered her thoughts as a mother. you have to the constantly reassure your kids about the world you know, being a safe place even though bad things happen. police are still trying to figure out what the motive is for this case, to murder someone and then set their body on fire, we went inside the open homicide department and spoke with the detective on this case to find out. there are a number of reasons why it could happen. generally to send someone a message, a message as far as do not cross me, or you will pay or you will suffer. the other and go, maybe if they wanted to destroy evidence to prevent us from finding anything. there are also problems to where we can find leads even though all that is going on. a new details of this is oakland s 57 homicide of the year. now new details about the man they kidnap and rape and jaycee duga
chance. cradling the child as she jumped on the beltway. he was hitting 110 at points. i was just thinking, if he hits anyone at 110, we re going to flip over. reporter: she said she was protectinger baby. i didn t know what to do but i didn t know what else to do. so i grabbed him with my hand and opened the door and jumped out. reporter: the exulous lexus also sideswiped a state trooper. all of the backup troopers did a phenomenal job. because this could have ended up so much more with more injuries. when i seen the northern virginia 495 west, i m like, oh, my gash, like he s going to take me to virginia, rape me in front of my son and kill me or something. and white did have a prior criminal record, nothing major, though. 2009, marijuana possession. and excessive speeding he paid a fine in may of this year. reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. a state trooper was also hurt in the incident. he was checked out in the hospital and will be ok
so when you check on your neighbors, check on them, the day of the code red. but also check on them the day after and the day after that. reporter: fatigue, heavy sweating, muscle cramps, headaches, nausea. all signs doctors say the heat is taking its toll on you. baltimore city is opening its cooling centers, where city residents can come in to chill out and get the air conditioning and ice water. reporter: and ice water really should be your buzz words in this type of severe heat. doctors say you need to hydrate yourself plenty. make sure if you re outside, you re taking plenty of breaks to try to stay in the shade as much as possible. we re live, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. first warning weather coverage continues with bob turk with a close look at this extreme heat. even though the weekend temperatures were close to today, the difference was the humidity. the dew points come way up. take a look at temperatures around the region. generally around the low t