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extent of the injuries but we know two people from that car were transported to the hospital. six people from the bus had to be taken to the hospital. again this just in the last hour. you see the crews on scene from medic and police department looking at the bus and the other vehicle involved in the accident. and several people from the car and the bus had to be taken to the hospital for injuries. we are going to follow-up and see what information we can gather about how that accident happened and bring it to you first from the alert center. thank you. a woman convicted in a murder for hire plot to kill her ex-husband. a federal judge sentenced fascia davis to ten years in prison. she spoke in court today. pamela escobar was there. pam, did she say why she did this? well, jamie, she said her perception was her reality and the way she went about trying to protect her daughter from her the judge listened to her and her friend, the victim, jody davis and to the lawyers. j
CharlotteNorth-carolinaUnited-statesTaylorsvilleBessemer-cityYork-countySouth-carolinaFort-millGaston-countyNorth-lakeOhioSalisbury happened. there was an insulator fire on the track bed. our units responded. when we arrived we found that metro personnel had already extinguished the fire with an extinguisher. we went down to confirm that confirm that power was shut down to the third rail. there was light smoke conditions in the station so we closed the station to pedestrian travg.ffic. there were trains single tracking through the station but not letting people off. he just said that the station was closed right now and they re rerouting people and there s a bus to take us to roslyn. reporter: now, that was closed, the station was closed for about an hour. it is reopened now with tracks running in both directions, both on the orange and silver lines, and there were no injuries here today. that s the latest at courthouse station in arlington, virginia, chris gordon news4. now we re going to hear from transportation reporter adam tuss about a major revelation from the national transportation safety
VietnamRepublic-ofMorningsideMarylandUnited-statesNew-yorkMiddletownIllinoisGermanyChan-tillyVirginiaFredericksburg to check their ventilation systems to make sure they re functioning properly. chris hart the acting chair of the national chpgstransportation safe safety board briefed leaders. we ve seen there s a problem in the area and the problem needs to be addressed immediately. reporter: this was the scrum after the meeting at the regions council of government, everyone wanting to know why the fans didn t work the way they were supposed to. we asked questions as the interim president walked out to the elevator. do the fans in your system work yes. they ve all been tested, and to my knowledge they re working. reporter: back here live, tomorrow marks one month since the l enfant episode here. metro also has a board meeting. we ll be there to ask more questions. reporting live at l enfant plaza, adam tuss, news4. our team coverage continues with chris gordon live outside the courthouse station in arl ton which was evacuated earlier today after a track fire. chris? reporter:
VietnamRepublic-ofArlingtonTexasUnited-statesLake-ridgeVirginiaSyriaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaCollege-parkNew-york it s all about battling for the top spot. absolutely, tim. for 144 years the united states has been the world s biggest km economy. china is catching up fast. now a new way of measuring growth backed by the world bank suggests china could overtake the u.s. by the end of this year. we asked is this a real threat or simply some very clever number crunching? hello. it is midday here in london. 7:00 a.m. in washington. 2:00 p.m. in baghdad where the first parliamentary elections are taking place since the u.s. pulled their troops out of the country three years ago. amid a backdrop of the worst violence since 2008, iraqis are going to the polls to decide whether to give prime minister nuri al maliki a third term in office. more than 150 people have been killed in the past week alone. there will be no voting in two cities in the sunni dominated anbar province in fallujah and ramadi where fighting between al qaeda gunmen and iraqi forces prevented polling stations from being set
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