The video sparking outrage and now questions about why no arrests were made. Caught on camera, a former Football Player makes the catch of a lifetime after a child is dropped from a burning building. And a woman finds a very special way to visit her mother in a nursing home, all thanks to a fire truck. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Great to have our friend Shirleen Allicot from wabc filling in. Its been fun so far. We begin with the coronavirus running rampant on track to hit 3 million cases. 350,000 americans tested positive for it in the last six days alone. Icu beds are in short supply. Still, this was the scene yesterday at a courthouse in oklahoma city. Dozens of people packed in a hallway. Lots of face masks but no social distancing after the state saw its biggest spike of infections in a single day. But in philadelphia, a reason to celebrate. A homecoming for 67yearold coronavirus survivor Vanessa Cassidy after 102 days in the hospital. Abcs Megan Tevrizian h
Incredible video shows a former College Football wide receiver making an incredible catch in phoenix. Wow. Thats philip blank snatching a 3yearold out of midair after the boys mom dropped him out of the top floor of a burning threestory building. The boy is in critical condition. His mom, unfortunately, did not survive this. Another child was saved in a nearby building when neighbors caught him in a blanket after his mom dropped him to safety. Incredible. Wow, to see those videos. Turning now to the grim reality check from hundreds of scientists that the coronavirus can linger in the air for much longer than wed initially thought. It now has a growing number of us taking a second look at air purifiers and filtration systems. Heres abcs bec w reporter its in the air. Thats what a group of 239 scientists representing 32 countries reported to the World Health Organization, asking for a revision to the w. H. O. s recommendations for covid19 due to evidence showing the disease is airborne.
Removal. A rescue caught on video. The man who ran to help a truck driver as he tried to escape a ball of fire. News4 at 11 starts now. Knew tonight, victims of a frightening attack in d. C. s noman neighborhood are outaged for what happened to their attacker after he got arrested. A Police Report says he randomly assaulted six people. And officers told one victim that the attacker appeared to be high on synthetic drugs. Jackie bensen is live with a story we reported first right here at 11. Jackie . Reporter i got a call this morning from one of the victims of wednesdays attack. She says a friend, who was with her at the time says she thought she saw the man arrested walking in this neighborhood yesterday. It turns out she very likely did see him. The victims of the violent random attack near first and k streets northeast about 5 00 p. M. Wednesday say they are shocked to learn that the man arrested near the cnn loading dock, 24yearold allen martin of northeast was given a misdemeanor
The center of the baltimore riots. Tonight they say theyre not done yet. And hours before a suspect daron wint is due in court new evidence about the d. C. Mansion murders. News4 at 11 starts now. First up tonight at 11 a few minutes still left in a Flash Flood Warning for parts of our area. Most of youny rain at all tonight. But those who did saw a lot of it. Parts of d. C. , prince georges and fairfax counties and alexandria all got in on the rain tonight. Lets go right to meteorologist veronica johnson. Vj, you are still seeing rain on your radar. Van, i am. Its starting to head out over the bay. But let me show you the radar right now because you have to really look hard to see where that rain is. Its around Prince Georges County and a calvert and Anne Arundel County deal and sunderland. Between 6 00 and 9 00, this is what the radar looked like. You really had to look hard to see that area of the heavy rains coming through. And the downpours too. As a matter of fact, it rained so h
The center of the baltimore riots. Tonight they say theyre not done yet. And hours before a suspect daron wint is due in court new evidence about the d. C. Mansion murders. News4 at 11 starts now. First up tonight at 11 a few minutes still left in a Flash Flood Warning for parts of our area. Most of youny rain at all tonight. But those who did saw a lot of it. Parts of d. C. , prince georges and fairfax counties and alexandria all got in on the rain tonight. Lets go right to meteorologist veronica johnson. Vj, you are still seeing rain on your radar. Van, i am. Its starting to head out over the bay. But let me show you the radar right now because you have to really look hard to see where that rain is. Its around Prince Georges County and a calvert and Anne Arundel County deal and sunderland. Between 6 00 and 9 00, this is what the radar looked like. You really had to look hard to see that area of the heavy rains coming through. And the downpours too. As a matter of fact, it rained so h