what am i going to do? tonight, we are following two breaking news stories right now. crime scene tape lines the street at 13th and marion in denver. police are only saying there has been a suspicious incident and one person did need to go to hospital. also in denverings an accident involving an rtd bus to night. this happened at 17th and glen arm downtown. nasty wreckage, but no serious injuries. tonight, new developments as cbs4 led of her two young sons is out of prison after serving a third of her sentence. only on cbs4 tonight, matt kroschel spoke with that mother and matt, she is part of the work release program right now? reporter: yes, karen. and our search brought us here to steamboat springs where she is working at a sandwich shop. she is breaking her silence finally after four years. and she says she hopes this don t think she should be out of jill at all. it is very hard. reporter: a terrible dream that won t end as heather jensen leaves a jail cell
this is a special edition of nightline. good evening. you re about to witness an unforgettable encounter. pat hartison, a firefighter badly bumped in the line of duty, endured the most extensive face transplant ever attempted. but his experimental surgery required a selfless act on the over a year later nancy millar is coming face to face with a man whose bravery led to this moment. oh, lord. take a deep breath. reporter: just up those stairs is a man nancy millar has never met. what s going through your mind? reporter: but his face she already knows. i m going to try not to lose it. reporter: it belongs to pat hartison, the recipient of a ground-breaking face transplant. there s no way to describe the thanks and the gratitude that i have. reporter: the donor, nancy s son david. tonight she s going to meet some of the people whose lives he saved and come face to face with pat for the very first time. it s going to be emotional on both ends. no more
these men suspected to be behind the violence. the exhaustive search for answers and the one who may have got away. was this latest terror strike sparked by the capture of europe s most wanted man? the investigation intensifies. announcer: this special edition of nightline, brussels under attack, will be announcer: this is a special edition of nightline, brussels under attack. good evening. thanks for joining us. brussels on alert tonight. the headquarters of nato and the european union still reeling after a brazen terror attack on that city. a series of deadly bombs, at least one packed with nails, killing dozens. injuring hundreds at transportation hubs at the height of rush hour. here at home the u.s. stepping up security and issuing travel warnings for europe. millions on edge bracing for what might come next. abc s chief foreign correspondent terry moran is in belgium for us tonight. it s okay. reporter: a routine morning became the scene of carnage.
now for march 22, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. hello, everybody, thank you for joining us. nancy o dell and kevin frazier have the night off. we have big news for you, michelle turner was backstage for dancing s debut. oh, my, my. that wasn t a dance, that was walking. hot! let s just start with our best in show, that goes to full house s jody sweeten, her backstagelook, shades, robes and slippers, a she tansed a i actually met her a couple of ago, she s delightful. she s really sweet and we re welcoming her into the family. we saw them just sharing ice cream, they re adorable. we really like her. the hot guy we didn t know before last night, but we really want to get know now. the first completely deaf contestant contestant. he was kind of hot. and then emotions. pull it together. but he s still hot. there is a little bit a risk when you come in and you re so good, you start up where do you go? even higher. i m going up, i m not going down. going
area of light showers cover ago good portion of the eastern shore. the darker shades you see further south that is more significant rain. that is what most of it will be south of us especially down in the carolinas as a new storm develops along the coast. we have a rain chance for part of the day. hour big story several lawsuits just filed for the obgyn who police say killed himself after learning he was under investigation for photographing patients during exams. news reporter has more. they contacted lawyers in the pursuit of justice and more information about the case. these lawsuits claim hopkins hospital should have done more to keep an eye on dr. levy. his picture gave me chills. it is creepy. she is among the first former patients of dr. levy to file a negligence lawsuit against johns hopkins. levy committed suicide this week after police began investigating the obgyn foresee kretly photographing and videotaping his patients during exams use surge valence devic