the d.c. area failed to win a bid for the 2012 olympics. ten years later, there is new talk tonight to get the 2024 games to our nation's capital. bethesda's golden girl, katie ledecky is on her way home tonight. a local equestrian champion was hoping to make it to london before she suffered a stroke. now she's back in the saddle and on a mission. the 2012 olympic games are bringing attention, excitement, so now leaders in our area are at least considering another push to host the game.

this time -- 2024. news4's tom sherwood is here with that story. hey, tom. >> it's not quite olympics fever, but people are thinking about the 2024 games. with the world's focus on the london olympic games, there's new talk that the washington region

. >> >> reporter: coming to you from a crowded park. the 15-year-old from bethesda, as we know, won the gold a

couple days ago, has been all over our nbc air waves. this morning she went on the "today" and matt lauer actually has a special connection. having gone to high school with katie ease uncle john, i actually was traveling this weekend, went to parys with my family. friday night i pick up my phone, rus rushing back to the hotel to see it, i clearly missed t. and i look and it says katie won gold, she shocked the world. that was great. i felt like in some ways i was a little removed family, and i called her uncle, and this was 40 minutes after the race, and when he answered the phone, all i could hear was screaming in the background. they hadn't even seen her. i thought it was incredibly emotional and fun. >> so i gettist finally in. what's been the craziest part for you. >> just celebrating, just not ge getting too much sleep right

now. i'm sure i can catch up soon. >> reporter: the electric deled headed home. he her big brother headed off to college at harvard, and he starts at stoneridge in just a couple weeks. i i wonder if she'll bring that gold medal for the first day of school. >> >> as dan just said, the ledeckys are on their way home from london. we're live at dulles where the family is expected to receive a go golden reception. >> reporter: hi, wendy. well, you know, she left millions of people asking the big question, where did this girl come from? she came from bethesda, and tonight she's coming home. > >> katie ledecky is on flight from heathrow to the dulles airport. she she should be arriving by about 7:30 this even. by that time, her peers, not to mention family members, and a

big chunk of this community sh should be here waiting for her. did we mention the fact she is o only 15 years old and the younge member of team usa to be an olympian, a gold medalist, you can only imagine the homecoming celebration in store for this young lady. of course we will be here waiting for her, and we will catch that moment on camera. much more on that, so stay with us on news4. we're live at the dulles na national airport. erica gonzalez. and a doping -- we will be going live to london in about ten minutes to hear about it. lots of clouds, but that does not stop us from reaching 90 degrees again. doug kammerer joins us. >> we're at 91 degrees out there, with partly cloudy skies at at about 5 miles an hour, but 91, a lot of cloud cover early, and those clouds did give away to to some sunshine. temperatures out there around the rest of the region into the

upper 80s for the most part. temperatures have been held down a bit for some of us, but still warm and humid. we do have a couple showers out there, mostly down to the south and southwest. so a few down toward the cu culpepper area. we'll talk more about those sh showers coming our way, plus the latest on our tropical storm out there. in in a minute. a gas leak for several st stories and movie theater to be evacuated today near the capital center in largo, about 3:30 everyone at the magic johnson theater was told to leave. the cause is not known at this point. >> a teen drove an suv into th this house. it happened here along miller road in oakton, new jersey. the driver suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. he's expected to be okay.

there's no serious damage. it didn't take police long to make the arrest in the murder of a -- darcy spencer is live at police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: there have been a lo lot of developments in this investigation throughout the day. police early on thought this was an attempted robbery over some tennis shoes. they're backing away from that, bu but they still believe it was an attempted robbery that led to t the shooting. as you mentioned, a suspect is in in custody. he's 18-year-old dare sales, charged with second-degree murder. he lives in fort washington. the victim has been identified as an tloin boatwright. temple hills believe the suspect an and the victim apparently did not know one another. they had a chance encounter there in the 5000 block of temple hill road, a fight broke out and the suspect pulled a gun. > >> around 2:15 this morning, i

heard a gunshot. i really thought it was just a car backfiring or something. i didn't pay any more attention. >> very rare we hearing about anyone getting shot or murdered or killed in this area. it appeared these two individuals had a verbal eight kay. during that verbal altercation. >> reporter: there are indications that the suspect was rating with police. we're told he went back to the scene with detectives, basically showing them around the area, where this incident happened, and police have recovered a gun in this case, but again the suspect has been charged with second-degree murder, being held without bond. new details today about the gun mane in that deadly shooting

inside a sikh temping. at the shooter was today identified. michael page was a former member of the u.s. army, discharged back in 1998, and is described by a civil rights group as a frustrated neonazi. nbc's charlie weo. >> reporter: he's been identified as wade michael page. he received a less than honorable discharge. police say he came to the temple with one handgun and multiple clips of ammunition. he killed six people before he was killed himself. also injured was a police officer, who is in critical condition. he was an officer responding to one of the people down. he was ambushed by page, then shot by other officers arriving on the scene. right now there is no motive for

these killings, but police are investigating this as a case of domestic terrorism. page has a number of links to skinhead and white supremacist organizations, and the fbi and atf say they are following up on that. the sikh community very shaken here, but they say their faith has not been diminished. they actually say they see this as an opportunity. they say they don't want to be considered wearing tiss ining t terrorists, but they want to be known as your neighbor next door, the doctor, the educated person. that's what they're trying to get across. there was a search the page's home in nearby cud ahi, wisconsin. the investigation is headed up by the fbi, the atf and oak creek police. there is more information developing, especially about mr. page's background. reporting from wisconsin, back to you. stay with news4 for more.

coming up at 6:00, a live report from wisconsin, plus nbc news justice correspondent pete williams will join us on the set with more on the shooter. some welcome relief greeted drivers. five lanes now open on each direction of the wood row wilson bridge. megan mcgrath takes us for a ride. >> reporter: a picture perfect rush hour. why wouldn't it be? motorists that take the beltway now have more lanes available toll them. two more lanes to be exact. >> five lanes. the public has shoehorned into three lanes since construction. now three lanes in the local and two lanes in the through, so these will move more efficiently and more safely. >> reporter: the new configure arrangements, though there's a brief time in telegraph road that gotten down to four lanes before widening again. this is the final configuration.

the construction barriers are all gone. only minor work will happen from now on, dural off-peak hours. >> i know about five minutes less on my community. i also notice coming over here, traffic opened up quite a bit instead of being backed up. >> i do think it will help. i travel across the bridge are day, and the traffic is ridiculous. >> reporter: because this is a new configuration, drivers are asked to use caution especially the first time through the area until everything gets used to the new look. now to the race for the white house. the fund-raising totals for july are out tonight, and mitt romney's campaign is once again outpacing the president for the third straight month. republican committees raised another $101 million for the candidate in july, compared to $75 million that the democrats raised for mr. obama.

we have learned that both spent about $40 million last week alone. one american is now out because of doping. and another member of team usa hopes she took bid strides today toward redemption on the track. for a look at today's action in and out of the competition, phil rogers has the latest from london. >> reporter: another first for the london olympics, but not the kind organizers wanted. nick la depap lo has been stripped of his olympic credentials after testing positive for the active ingredient in marijuana. he's the first athlete here in london to fail a post-he says head unknowingly ate foods laced with marijuana before the games began. u.s. hurdle sensation localo jones won her first heat, seeking redemption after her heartbreaking stumble in beijing when a gold medal was just a few

strides away. the reason she says she did not take today's race for granted. >> it's hurd 8s, it's fair game, you have to get all over all ten. don't ever bet on the hurdles, it's a terrible thing to bet on. tossing a bodle is not a good idea, either, but that alleged moved landed a 34-year-old man in court today after it nearly interrupted the start of last night '100-meter final. >> it's not just unacceptable at an olympic games, it's -- >> the man arrested faces a public order charge. the bottle incident had no effect on the race. >> he's still the king of 100. >> reporter: the victory receive off jubilant celebration in london's jamaican community. he will try to add gold in the 200 meters beginning tomorrow. this is the jacket which is being born by u.s. athletes. it appears to just be a gray

jacket. in fact some people have complained it's drab, but it's made of a special reflective coating when camera flashes hit it, it looks like it lights up. went,and jim, you can have one of these, these for sale in london stores, the price tag, $450. >> or you could sneak back two for us, phil, our good friend. >> yeah. you know where we are. >> reporter: we have to give it back. >> that's the problem. you look at that. you have another week. you can catch the action primetime tonight starting at 8:00. on the track, the men will line up for the final of the 400-meter hurdles, remember, don't bet on the hurdles, according to localo, and the men's vault and gabby douglas competing on the uneven bars, going for another gold medal. doug knows, but he's not telling. >> i don't know, actually. i do know. i'm not telling.

>> i don't want to know. >> so we know it's hot out there. >> but you know it was nice not seeing the sun for most of the day. >> 90 feels warmer. when you have cloud cover at 90, it's humid, but not all that bad. we have now reached 91 degrees. just, you know, another day at 90 degrees this summer. so far over 40 of them. it looks like i think we could get maybe another dozen before the summer is over. high temperatures out there. 91 so fascial. 80s to the north and west. 84 in charlottesville. right now down toward the patuxent river, near 85 degrees. a little cooler than it has been. yesterday was 98 tess airport. shower activity down to the south.

also the rain, down around roanoke, richmond, a lot of rain down there, thunderstorm activity, that is with that boundary that's shifted down to the south. that's where the boundary is going to remain. ernesto flared up a bit and did produce an eye a bit. a strong topical storm, that will put it in towards mexico and around belize, and then back into the open waters of the gulf of mexico. nowhere near our area. it's expected to become a hurricane, but not expect to do produce any disruptions for the united states. high pressure just to the north of this front, so we're waiting to get into that area, but this boundary doesn't move a lot. a lot of thunderstorms on that boundary. even tomorrow we have a slight

chance of shower or thunderstorm. best chance down around fred ricks berg. and then southern maryland does have a fairly good chance of seeing some rain tomorrow, but north of washington, i don't think we'll see much of rain at all. that one could set off a pretty good number of storms during the day. partly cloudy with an extra t in there, just because. warming temperatures as we move on through the morning tomorrow. warm and humid, 65 to 75 degrees tomorrow afternoon, partly sun,showers possible, the best chance will be to the south. and then we move back up. 91 tomorrow, 93 on your wednesday. 93 on thursday. then industry could be a day

we're looking at cloudy, and could last through the day on saturday before really nice weather moving in late sunday and into monday. we're going to watch out for that storm. if it's strong enough we can't get rain and cooler temperatures. >> a lot of us would like that. >> thank you, doug. still ahead on "news4 at 5," a warning for parents who plan to take their kids to the county fair. some stop health experts assay void the petting zoos. did you see that successful mars landing? the most skransed scientific rover ever created. and in sports the defensive secondary is one of the keck mars for the skins this season. how josh wilson thinking it could be one of the team's strengths. then later tonight on "news4 at 6," india is in the definite stayeding floods and cameras

our brains have been over in london, but the redskins wrapping up their next to last practice before thursday's preseason opener. >> most folks will be focusing on robert griffin iii, but as zachary kiesch found out, there's a member of the secondary with almost as much to prove. >> being able to play with the redskins -- i grew up, i had pictures in a little jersey. i see these guys around here, and i'm just -- i want autographs. so this is definitely a special moment to be able to be here and play with this team. >> reporter: is it true that you did some work at fedex field

back in the day? >> i worked in the stands, selling people hot dog and chicken fingers, back there sipping on grease. yeah, i remember, you know, i remember in the playoffs, the stephen davis days, gus banging his head into the -- into the end zone, you know, wall. my work profession now is a little different. >> different tax bracket, too. >> just a little bit. just a little bit. >> how does the mind-set change during training camp, the more years you do this, does it change? is it different? does it become easier and easier? >> no, it's definitely -- different things we focused on

on every training camp. as you get older, you get wiser. last year i focused on learning the playbook. this year i focus on taking care of mire craft, and taking care of the little things, footwork, taking care of my body, things that will make my game go to the next level. last year i wasn't able to do that. i had to learn the playbook. >> a lot of talk about ra him joining you guys back there. can he help take your game to the next level? . >> jux technique. there's not a lot of defensive corner back technique coaches out there. he can teach technique, little things that change the game. >> he likes to cut up a little bit? >> yeah, yeah, he'll tell you how he feels every play. you have to stay on your toes with him. >> chick hernandez will join us living from redskins park at

6:00 tonight. with the latest on rg3 preparing for his pro debut on thursday. and news4 is your official redskins nation. up next tonight at 5:30, if you have an emergency, how long will it take for emergency responders to get to you? while several stations are under scrutiny. michael phelps is king of the pool. at one time he doesn't want to set foot in a pool. he talks about one of the his biggest fears. plus a local woman wanted to compete in london, but a riding accident and stroke left her unable to walk or talk. unable ti got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people

and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message.

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katie ledecky home from london. her plane expected to touch down at dulles in a come the hours. several of her classmates and others will be there to greet here. the suspected gunman is being described as a frustrated neonazi by a civil rights group. six people were killed in the attack yesterday before police called and killed the shooter. police identified him as. police say dare sales shot and killed anthony boatwright this morning. let's fast forward to our weather, doug. >> a bit on the warm and humid side, but that's about it. this is a fairly calm monday, and we needed a calm monday.

look at virginia beach. and there are numb lulls showers and storms well to our south, down around richmond and virginia beach. that's the same front that helped to cool us over. today we're at 91. we are saying 91, hmm, i could take that. and firefighter suffered minor injuries this morning battling a blaze. that's near brinkly road in camp springs. the building was badly damaged. emergenciry crews in prince george's county are under fire over the time it takes to respond to trouble. their performance is getting worse instead of better. chris gordon joins us with more. >> reporter: good evening. prince george's county wants emergency calls to be answered or picked up within one minute

or left. we're live from the riverdale heights volunteer department, because according to county records, it missed nearly one third of the emergency calls made here. the riverdale heights station is staffed by career firefighters were reassigned by a prior administration. at capitol heights station, four professional firefighters are on duty during the day, but volunteers staff nights and weekends. prince george's officials are reviewing a county stat report that evil ways whether answers to calls within one minute, if not it was recorded as a missed call. it failed to respond to 31% of the emergency calls. capitol heights 30% of the time. bluffed heights station 22%. in all six stations failed to respond to emergency calls at

what is considered an alarming rate. barry stanton is the county's deputy chief administrative officer. >> it's obvious we have to look at a couple issues, do we want to increase staffing? do we want to look at the need for more volunteers working in these areas? and recruitment and training. >> reporter: the fire chief says they are trying to recruit more volunteers and hire more professional firefighters. >> should the public be concerned? >> no, prince george's county has one of the best systems in the area, we are the largest combination career/volunteer department in the united states. over 130,000 calls a year, we answer every one of them. we have never not answered a call and always will. >> the union that represents professional firefighters says understaffing has been a problem, but new hiring would make things safer for the public and for firefighters.

we'll hear from the union i want so "news4 at 6." that's the latest. cry gordon. it's officially fair season and officials have a warning. xwe ware of swine flu. julie carey explains why, and what you can do to protect yourself. >> 11-year-old ryan atkins pets his pigs all the time. he's raised three of them. he and his mom are surprised to learn that the centers for disease control has issued a health advisory about pigs. it comes after a accident people in three states -- indiana, ohio and hawaii -- apparently came down -- >> i have a 21-year-old son that showed pigs, and we've got in this for 14 years and never wore about it. >> reporter: nobody's ever gotten sick? >> no. >> reporter: but ryan and the other kids also follow a few

rules. >> i don't eat around the pigs. as soon as i get done messing with them, i watch my hands. >> reporter: it recommends that people in high-risk groups avoid touching pigs all the together. others should wash their hands thorou thoroughly, and everyone should avoid eason and drinking. >> i guess it's a good reminder, there's been cases before and there probably will be cases again. we're always getting six whether it's from pigs or other people, so follow think biosecurity, watching your hands -- exhibitors say they don't expect the cdc warning will have any -- i'm julie carey, news4. coming up tonight -- some changes will be coming to the fair.

>>. hollywood casino perryville will get more than 400 lot machines. the perryville casino has seen a 40% decline in revenue since the opening of maryland live in anne arundel count this june. that's only expected to get worse when another casino seeps in baltimore. tonight, mars rover curiosity marks a new future. why metro was forced to shut

. an elaborate mission to mars is starting off as a huge success. early this morning, the nasa rover curiosity landed safely.

it's now sending back incredibility picture. so much could have gene wrong that scientists nicknamed the process seven minutes of terror. today they say they couldn't be happi happier. >> we were not sure we were going to win, but we came back with the gold. >> reporter: the two-year mission will cost $2.5 billion. five months after a deadly tornado ripped think a southern indiana school, students in henriville are getting a warm welcome back. they filled the has on sunday to look at the new classroom and gym. the principal says the insurance covered most of the repair work and school will start back tomorrow. that's kind of early. it looks spiff,. coming up next, a local equestrian champ was hoping to make it to london before she

suffered a stroke. now she's back in the saddle and on a mission. lady gaga is back. her new album title has her trending today. of course. why wouldn't it have her trending? so excited. lady gaga. forecast today? not that bad. temp 91 degrees, actually a came

what an olympic weekend for the williams sisters. they overjames a tough challenge to win the dumb gold. you this now the third gold for each. first venus, she and serena took the gold in the sydney and beijing games. she has also won five wimbledon titles and two u.s. open titles. . ser reara stomped maria share positive aa. 600, 6-1, her serve was on fire. with that add an encore dan ser reara is only the second woman after steffi graf to complete the golden slam.

she won in doubles with venus, she also has five australiansh at least u.s. open titles and that french open title as well. ser reara is now 30, venus is all of 32. and mike real phelps' olympic career may be over, but he's still cashing in. he retired after his 22nd medal over the weekend, now the confidence ambassador for head & shoulders. he revealed some -- hey, you know what? it's his life. he revealed some personal fears he ones had. he was once afraid of the water. >> i was afraid of the water at first. i didn't want to put my face understand. i didn't like the feeling. i finally built up the confident to put my face under the water and to start swimming. i finally fell in love with the sports. >> don't miss him on the "today"

show tomorrow morning with lovely fluffy hair and no dandruff i'll bet. we've seen a lot of olympians with dreams fulfilled and shattered. doreen gentzler has the story of a woman who was an 0e78 hopeful. >> jan had been an alternate gnat, so with the 2012 games fast approaching, she knew she had a real chance to make the team. what she didn't realize is getting there was going to be harder than she ever could have imagined. >> i was at the second to the last jump. i made a mistake, and the horse misread the jump and hit it. we both fell. >> reporter: you can hear it in her voice. the fateful fall was more than a mishappened. what she thought at first was a simple broken away turned out to be much worse.

>> all of a sudden i couldn't talk. they knew right away that something was going on. >> seven hours later she was having a stroke. >> she landed in a way that caused her neck to become stretched. that cause add tear in the carotid artery that leads from the chest to the brain. >> blood clots formed in the torn artery, traveled to her brain, causing a stroke in an area that controls language and moved on the right side of the body. it left her unable to walk and talk. doctors said her prognosis was grim. >> they said your whole life will be different from now on. my brother said, jen, you might not ever ride again. and i'm like, what do you mean, rite against? of course i'm going to ride again. >> now barely 18 months later she's back in the salts. she took that same determine thags, and used it for her

recovery. medstar national rehabilitation hospital dr. alexander dromerics worked on her rehab. >> honestly i was not expecting she would return to this level of competition, but you know? she's a pretty tough, determined woman. >> reporter: her road to recovery wasn't easy by any stretch. >> my mind goes much quicker than my mouth, so you have to make sure i take my time. >> reporter: and rebuilding enough strength to ride and jump with her horse. she's now at the same level she was before, even competing in the 2012 olympic trials. they doesn't make the team this tike, but she's not giving up. >> my hopes for the future is to continue competing at the international level. i'm not done yet. i can tell you that. >> one of so many inspiring

stories that we've heard this olympics. jan sis she's focused on the world games in 2014, as well as the 2016 olympics. >> good for her. >> indeed. doug, we were talking about how warm it is. >> we had three days in a row at 96, 98 yesterday. some of us saw very heavy storms yesterday. >> still at 91 degrees, though, right now. that puts or heat index at 92, so still a warm afternoon. hi, doreen. doreen, come on in, come on -- come on in, just say hello to everybody out there. >> i'm sorry. i can do this, point to you -- >> go ahead. >> temperatures right now --

>> i'm sorry. >> 88 in rockville, 9 on 0 in college park. >> bye, doug, see you in a little while. >> nothing so show you right now. some showers activity and storms off to the south and east 69 in manassas, but still 75 in washington, our average low is 71 degrees. we have not seen that at all this summer. we're going to be way above average against with our high temperatures. our average high, 88. we may even get warmer than that if we see enough sunshine. 91 in fredericksburg. if you're down in

fredericksburg, patuxent river, or maybe over to the west, a better chance of showers and thunderstorms for you. the best chance will be down toward the south as we move on through the day. the front at boundary moving south through us, but it's stalled to the south of us, and it's going to stay down there. so expect thunderstorms if you're driving from i-95 from washington maybe down towards the carolinas, a lot of storms here over the next few days. high pressure to us will help us stay fairly dry. that high will be squeezed into thursday. i think thursday things get more unsettled. by friday we could by talking about a potent storm moving through. this one could bring us much needed rain. if you're thinking about heading down toward the beaches, not bat. 86 on thursday. best chance of rain will be on thursday afternoon, but you could see a shower on wednesday. temperatures will be just about

perfect. 91 on your tuesday, you know we're going to stay above average. 93 on wednesday, 93 on thursday, about a 40% chance of showers on thursday. we're watching what happens on thursday for the potential for severe weather. friday good chance of rain. and then well, saturday the rain could linger a bit, but sunday and monday things liking much, much nicer. highs in the mid 80s. that will be really nice. we're talking about some great weather as we head into early next week. this is what doreen just -- [ laughter ] >> we're going to have -- put some orange cones up there around your weather center, so some barriers to stop the staff from -- >> security! >> -- from strolling through. hey, there is a warning tonight. it's about an e-mail scam that's quite clever, using the recent

popularity of the usa women's gymnastic teams. the e-mails falsely claims that gabby douglas is facing a lifetime ban and has been suspended. it then instructs users to go to a video link for more details. sofos labs says that clicking that link takes viewers to a youtube look alike site, requiring you to down yod a plug-in, and that infects your computer, so don't do it. welling bells this weekend for an oscar-winning actress. >> natalie portman has tied the knott. the 31-year-old unmarried french dancer -- wait a minute, what did she do? the 31-year-old married french dancer and choreographer at a private home in big sur. familiar and friends including the couple's 14-month-old son attended the ceremony.

they met on the set of "black swan." portman won as oscar for that performance. lady gaga is revealing the name of her next album. she posted on facebook a photo of a new tattoo on her wrist that reads "art pop." yeah, is that doing it for you, wendy? >> not yet. >> she confirming this will be the name of the new album to be released in 2013. the grammy-winning artest has been giving fans a preview while performing. gaga's 2011 album "born this way" sold a million copies in just the first week. some frustration at dupont circle this morning. coming up tonight a "news4 at 6," somebody's been stealing from the smithsonian. we'll have details. a mosque burned to the ground in the second fire to his the islamic center in a month. fans and friends are waiting to

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it was a rough morning for many riders who use the dupont circle station. >> pat lawson muse tells us what happened with the escalators. >> reporter: passengers xwo use the dupont circle station can only use this entrance here at 20th and q, because the other entrance is temporarily closed. it's 130 feet underground, so which the escalators break, it's a big problem. just after 7:30 in the mid of the morning run, one stopped working, then another, prompting metro to shut the entire tailing down. >> it was closed just over an hour where customers were redirected to fair gut north, about a five block walk south of here.

>> with the south entrance already closed since february, metro says closing the north entrance this morning was a matter of safety. >> we actively monitor crowding in this station, and we also respond whenever escalators go out of service to prevent the station from beinging overcrowded. >> it was the latest inconvenience for riders who have grown used to it the. >> all the grumblings and complaining doesn't get you anything. >> reporter: metro says it is making progress, but for some it's not fast enough. >> it's aknowing to go up. like the depont -- it's a lot of work. >> very annoyed. >> metro estimates some 24,000 passenger use this station every day. however, because met lo says

transition were already on site, they quickly made repairs and got the station reopened. it says metro is no longer -- >> what we would enconcerning them to do if they're not signed up for the alert service, we would encourage them. that's how customers this morning were notified this morning. >> now, metro says it's reached a milestone this evening. all major structural work has been finished at the south entrance, getting three new escalators. that entrance should reopen on schedule in october. reporting live, back to you. >> thank you, pat. now at 6:00 tonight, new details about the shooter who killed several people inside a temple. in london tonight a doug scandal and a homehound hero concerns. >> he's