a service will be held tuesday in hartsfield, south carolina. >>> tonight, police want to know if the driver in a deadly, early morning accident had been drinking. two n were hit and killein rockville. derrick ward has the story. >> reporter: it's hard to believe this car was driven after it sustained this much damage. harder and more troubling, the fact the damage resulted in striking two pedestrians. two men were struck as they crossed the road. police say hosinski died at the scene and the other short time later at the hospital. >> the reason still under investigati investigation, the drive got back into his car. at that point, a witness to this collision contacted him, advised him to rurn to the scene. >> reporter: authorities believe the victims may have just gotten off the last train before they tried to cross. investigats are hoping video from the station and surrounding buildings will help them piece together what happened. others who frequent the area say it can been a challenging crossing even during daytime hours. >> they see you coming across and zoom right on by. >> rorte

woman: when i was running for office, i met someone who knew mayor hartsfield, who, in the late 1960s, said, "i don't know who the next mayor will be, "but i know they'll have to fix the water and sewer infrastructure." woman: the city had chronic sewage overflows into the chattahoochee and its tributaries. fecal coliform bacteria levels were in the millions of colonies per hundred milliliter, which was a significant public health threat. and this had been occurring for decades. but neither the federal epa nor the epd back in the '90s were willing to take action under the clean water act to make the city fix its plumbing. so in 1994, we started upper chattahoochee river keeper. we filed a clean water act lawsuit. in 1997, we won. and so for the past decade, the city has embarked on a program to clean up the river. now, with 1,800 miles of sewer system, three sewage plants and combined sewer overflows, it took a number of years to figure out what would be the solution. we are facing a crisis in infrastructure. bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayo

most ambiguous war will be remembered here and cast in stone among so many other feeling for at hartsfield washington d.c. . and it's a decisive time for the u.s. led campaign in afghanistan ahead of the expected withdrawal of international forces next year but security expert james carafano says the u.s. will only leave the country when the violence decreases. and nobody thinks that announcing the date to begin the withdrawal of u.s. troops was a good idea the president himself is actually backed off and said look we're going to do things based on the conditions on the ground the announcement of the withdrawal date was purely for domestic political purposes it was interpreted by our friends and our enemies as a statement of being unclear resolve on the on the part of the united states. president has actually made the task of nato in afghanistan harder by establishing the state. but i think the reality is is that the number of troops on the ground and the pace of their withdrawal if we believe our president is going to be dictated on. on the conditions on the ground that u.s. troops are go

a funeral service will be held tuesday in hartsfield south carolina. >>> rescue crews ss in chile havee up with a list. crews believe the veteran miners will be able to rely information about the trip the surface to the other miners who will be waiting to be rescued. the 33 miners have been trapped for more than two months now. if all goes well, theescue effort is set to begin wednesday. >> back here hollywood back in washington this week. that means a traffic alert. uble road closures will acmmodate filming for "transformers 3." in arlington pike, south joy street to washington boulevard, 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. on tuesday third street fourth street and maryland avenue. those closures will take place periodically through thursday. >>> today, president obama travelleto philadelphia to help drum up support for democrats. the november midterm election just 23 days away now and control of congress is up for grabs. meanwhile, the latest "washington post" poll shows that only 40% of voters want democrats to keep control of congress. 52% want to give control to republicans. that is why the

flying to hartsfield, delays early for sure with that we rolling in.or us the moisture moving to the east northeast. and that's why we have that threat later on this afternoon for shower and storms. we will take you through midday. cloudy skies here and western pennsylvania and west virginia looking a the showers and rumbles of thunder. through the evening hours 6:15. look at this, a couple of showers approaching the method treu. maybe a rumble of thunder and pennsylvania, western maryland and west virginia a more active day than around here. through tonight at 9:00, still a few showers and then overnight things sort of move to southeastern virginia. tuesday morning we start quiet. even tuesday we can't rule out a couple of showers in the afternoon. and then here comes the front on wednesday with showers and again maybe some thunder there. so the next few days will be on the active side weather wise. as far as the next three days, we will break it down. today 75. a couple of showers or storms later on. shouldn't be as much activity tomorrow, 76 and the

back to you in new york. >> what's happening at hartsfield airport? >> delays, delays., it's a lot of people in the roadways, around 285 into even parts of i-20, i-75, i-85 it's a tangle this morning. >> they had a ground stop until 8:00. is that lifted? >> they are going to let planes take off t. ground stop is over for the timinging. that's going to come through. they may get a break. the issue now is some issues toward charlotte, maybe d.c. before the morning is out. >> all right. reynolds wolf watching it for us. we'll check back. thanks so much. >>> an american swimming star dies during a competition in the united arab emirates. did water temperature play a part in fran crippen's death. [ k. tyrone ] i'm an engineer. my kids say i speak a different language. but i love math and math and science develop new ideas. we've used hydrogen in our plants for decades. the old hydrogen units were very large. recently, we've been able to reduce that. then our scientists said "what if we could make it small enough to produce and use hydrogen right on board a car, as part of a