sunnyvale. the 15-year-old said he was sitting on his bike waiting across the street on el camino and sunnyvale saratoga. he heard a woman screaming. he turned away but could not escape the cars impact. the car hit me. with the frame of my bike. and the metal pole. squeeze my leg. reporter: the driver 34-year-old isaiah joel peoples came out of nowhere and made no attempt to avoid the group. he did not have the thing the breaks. when he crashed into the street he accelerated even more. reporter:was 24crhches crutches this was an intentional the driver purposely sped up and ran into the crosswalk and purposely try to hit the pedestrians. reporter: earlier police search people s home with the assistance of the fbi. right now there is no indication that the suspect isaiah joel peoples was involved in any or associated to any terrorist organization. reporter: there were eight victims total. six of them taken to several hospitals. including a 13-year-old listed in criti
also vote. organ founder talks about voter turnout. we will also give you a chance to join the conversation by phone, facebook, and twitter. is next.on journal novemberis tuesday, sixth, election day 2018. u.s..s. house seat,35 senate seats. plus countless state and local offices and initiatives and ballot measures. good morning and welcome to washington journal on this election day. three hours of discussion and we welcome your questions. we will check in on key house and senate races and hear from you. here is how we break the phone lines up. if you voted early, the line to use is 202-748-8000. if you are voting today, that line, 202-748-8001. if you are not voting this election, 202-748-8002. we welcome your comments on facebook. we will look for your tweets @cspanwj and try to get to some of those throughout the morning as well. you can start dialing in with your thoughts on this election day. matt drudge sums it up like this. the front page of the drudge againstwi
the concrete as neighbors expressed their frustration waking up to a crime scene. taking a life like it is nothing, like it means nothing. reporter: at 6:00, why this was sort of narrowly unusual for the folks in this community considering all the work they have done to clean that community up including tearing down some problem buildings. i will have that report live coming up on news4 at 6:00. back to you in in the studio. a quiet suburban neighborhood turns into a crime scene after an unsupervised house party leads to a burglary, then a deadly stabbing. this happened in odin ton maryland, around 3:00 friday morning. police tell us a 16-year-old held a party at his home hours after it broke up. he heard someone in his house. police say he confronted two men and ended up stabbing one. right now there haven t been any charges placed on the 16-year-old and at the same time, the state s attorney s office is still reviewing the case. teen allen johnson faces burglary a
people i ve worked with on a bipartisan basis. i vened bipartisan mentioned congressman lipinski. we work together with the medical community and research. using technology, congestion relief solutions. i m the only one on the record who actually has done what my opponent only talks about. i practice what she preaches. you have not heard any examples about how she has gone results for northern virginia. ms. bennett s: our congress hasn t given us many results either, to be quite honest. not a bipartisan when you sign ideological pledges, like the grover norquist no tax pledge. it causes you to take bad votes. when you make commitments to the gun lobby, which caused you to vote 25 times to block legislation from coming to the floor that would keep guns out of the hands of people on the terror watchlist. this is common sense. we need to use common sense in this country. bipartisan, not just in name. the congresswoman won t even sign-on to don byers freedom of religion bill. i
my colleagues are here. chaired fed committees on education. so i have the working relationships on education. stemve already past education bills which was part of the education reform. we had a major bill when i was in richmond and a delegate. we stopped $120 million in cuts in 2010. one of the first things that i dealt with when i became a delegate. my opponent was not here working with us on these issues but what she is talking about would have spent more money downstate while we were going to increase taxes. right, tom? i m the one with relationships with george mason. on research and technology. on lowering the regulations so they can really research. i have a stem bill for young women, i did it by myself. it is already out of the senate committee. moderator: thank you. 60 seconds. bennett: budgets are about priorities. joe biden has a great line he likes to use. and it is from his dad. he says jelly, show me your budget and i will tell you your priorities. educationpri