News 4s Darcy Spencer is live from northeast d. C. What is he saying . Reporter well chris, that firefighter paramedic works right here at this fire station on rhode island avenue here in northeast washington. He says he kept thinking about this victim wondering how she was doing so today he visited her in the hospital. This photo shows the dramatic moment when d. C. Firefighters worked to save the life of a disabled work who was trapped in a burning home in northeast. She was pretty critical. She had a lot of smoke inhalation. She was not looking good. Reporter thats firefighter paramedic zak on the ground intubating the 20yearold woman. She was pulled from the home at 19th street unable to walk on her own. Firefighter locket carried her out of the house. She was taken to the hospital in critical condition. One week after the call he visited the young woman in the hospital. She is doing much better breathing on her own. Very emotional. She was crying and happy to see me all the at the
Albans school Near National cathedral. Also on s street where phillip, the grandfather of this family, lives on another of d. C. s most wealthy neighborhoods in just go a mile or so from the burned house. Mourners were coming and going all day, the family too distraught to talk to the media. Bruce leshan, wusa9. Again as soon as the player and police chief get there, we will bring you mayor and the police chief get there, we will bring you their News Conference live. Weve got other breaking news, this time out of boston where a jury has sentenced marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death. The jury deliberated over 14 hours and three days and were apparently unmoved by pleas tsarnaev was swayed by his older brothers influence. Tsarnaev was convict last month of all 30 federal charges against him. Reporter tsarnaev never testified in his own defense and showed emotion only once when one of his relatives wept on the stand. Jurors heard from forensics and terrorism and sat throug
Of a wild morning. Carolyn. See you often this morning, lisa. Thank you the windy, rain weather is turning up the waves in pacifica. Thats where kera is with us. Good morning. Good morning. It is windy here and it is a steady, moderate rain as we said it will only get worse as the day pro grosses. Moderate right now but steady on our drive from pacifica through San Francisco this morning. Luckily the people who were on the roads were driving quite slowly, taking heed to the potentially dangerous conditions this morning. Things right now in pacifica, the gates are supposed to be open on the pier, we saw a group of about ten crappers hoping to go cracking but they couldnt because the gates were closed. One gentlemen approached us and asked why are the gates closed . Our assumption is it is a precaution because the weather will only continue to get worst. The water hasnt exceeded the seawall yet, but chance are they will. We are standing back so we wont get hit by the water. Wind is comin
Sticks to the roads a little bit. Its very similar track, in fact if youre with us last night this radar looks just about the same with a Little Finger of snow now beginning to stretch along the ohio river, rolling in here before dawn tomorrow and it will roll quickly through here. Another quick hitter, again maxing out at two inches, right now this north american model which i agree with is painting a little heavier band from d. C. South to culpepper and over an inch, everybody else around an inch, so everybody will see snow fall and i would allow extra time, probably less than an inch into Charles County and Prince Georges County but wednesday, 4 00 a. M. 10 00 a. M. , 1 inches, 90 of the snowfalls in that window, wednesday morning yellow alert, allow extra time. This snow sticks to streets and a little snow but will have a moderate impact on the immediate metro area. In fact this is not meter worth it on a scale of 110, we will give this about an hour so allow extra time and we will
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