. >>> the grateful dead and the town of fairfax go pretty much hand in hand, but some people who live there don't like the tune that one of the former band members is singing these days, that's because he wants to build a music venue right in the heart of fairfax. don knapp tonight on why some neighbors want to pull the plug on that idea. >> reporter: this is just about the busiest spot in fairfax, the traffic light downtown at sir francis drake and claws drive. it's near here that phil esche, former grateful dead guitarist, wants to build a concert hall and offer up to 100 concerts a year. >> the character of the town will change. >> reporter: for some here, it's a love/hate thing. especially those who live here. >> it's part of the town, music, having a venue like this would be great, the size and the scope is way too big for this little town. >> reporter: the issues are the small ones, and what they tend to associate with dead heads. >> all the scene who follow him, the musicians who are friends, want to park right here. >> reporter: but bruce better man says they are working to re

a recently built state of the art 911 call center houses dispatchers for fairfax county, virginia stateolice and vdot. >> we have capitalized on the ability that has ensued in the last ten years and we are much, much better prepared community to deal with whatever the future may bring. >> reporter: fairfax county, ken molestina, 9news now. >> it was back in 1982 following the crash of air florida i-90 that the idea first took shape. >>> common painkillers in the risk of using an unborn child. in tonight's health alert, they find the risk of miscarriage doubles if a woman takes non-stroird alan tie inflammatory -- non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. that includes ibuprofen and naproxen. women need to know about it so they can choose alternative medication. >>> the u.s. postal service on the brink of going belly up. and for those of you that say you won't notice the mail, derek has a special delivery for you. >> it appears are the internet can do what rain nor sleet nor snow can do. that is stop your local mail carrier from keeping his appointed rounds. now, ben franklin may have been

. >>> the grateful dead and the town of fairfax go hand in hand but storm people who live there don'tike the tune of one of the former band members is singing because he wants to build a music venue in the heart of fairfax. don knapp on why some neighbors want to pull the plug on the idea. >> reporter: this is just about the busiest spot in fairfax, the traffic light downtown at sir francis drake and it's near here that phil lesh former grateful dead guitarist wants to build a music concert hall 16,000 square feet and offer up to 100 concerts a year. >> the character of the town will change completely forever. >> reporter: for some here it's a love-hate thing especially those who live next door. >> it's part of the town of music, and having a venue like this would be great. but it's the size and the scope of it that is just way too big for this quaint little town. >> reporter: the issues are traffic, parking noise and the deadheads. >> all the musicians who are just friends and the people who follow him they want to park right here. >> reporter: the project manager says they are worki

they arranged to meet the reported sellers' in a fairfax county spot they did not know well. when they arrived with a wad of cash, two men came up, waved a gun and demanded the money. >> these scams happen all the time. people post things, places to rent, things to buy, people to meet people. scams are going on everywhere all the time. you have to be very careful. >> reporter: the two victims in the first robbery turned over a bunch of money. police are not taking how much. but on september 25th and september 27th, the victims may have been able to escape. none of those victims are able to give a solid enough description for police to publicize. if the cops cannot track the suspects back through craigslist, the cases could be tough to crack. police say it's okay to use craigslist but keep your wits about you. meet in a public spot, 7 he levven, shopping center. try to meet during the day with better visibility and more people around. and if the price sounds too good to be true, be suspicious. try not to go alone. if you are dealing with something a lot of money and, carrying

bill whitaker explains. >> fairfax high school was all too typical of l.a.'s inner city public schools. >> it was in disrepair, run down. >> with a relentlessly shrinking budget, $2.5 million cut since last year, ed zubiate is principal. >> most of the school was rebuilt in 1970. it hadn't been painted since then. >> reporter: so four years ago when cash-strapped l.a. cut the budget yet again, zubiate got angry and then got busy. >> this is my school. if this is what you're going to give me and it's not enough for me and my constituency, then i'm going to find some other way to go get it. >> >> reporter: taking a page from the private school record plan, he hired a director of development to raise funds from outside sources. >> welcome, class of 1960. >> reporter: she's reaching out the alumni for donations. >> you are the first ones to see our brand-new development and alumni office. >> reporter: and local businesses. >> we really need your support because we're looking at 50 kids in a classroom. and you can't learn that way. >> reporter: with their support

this is cold stuff. 47 in gaithersburg. 48 in rockville. 47 in fairfax.omorrow morning, light rain and showers, chilly. 40s and 50s. breezy, too. by afternoon, mostly cloudy, breezy, and chilly. quite frankly, most folks hold in the 50s tomorrow. next seven days, sunday, some showers, but a little better. improving slowly but surely. mid 60s on monday. more sunshine. and then a nice stretch of weather with sunshine, temperatures in the 70s. we will see you tomorrow at fall for fairfax. i'll be out there from noon to 3:00. howard is out there, amy is out there. andrea roane is out there. you can have fun with the kids. you can also duck inside the government center as well to warm up and get dry. >> wear a slicker. something along that line. we'll be back. : high school senior voted to be on the homecoming court. why fellow students think she should be crowned queen. after the break. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why we pick vegetables at their peak.

montgomery, fairfax, prince george's counties all cloudy and temperatures upper 60s. there's the cloud cover over us streaming in from the south over the last 12 hours. sunrise at 6:59. we might have a little sun in and out this morning through midday. otherwise, quite a bit of cloudiness too. during the afternoon, temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. going to be a rather mild and muggy day. a small chance of an isolated shower this afternoon. looks like late afternoon, perhaps early this evening. we'll look at the evening planner at 6:11. here's a look at the monday morning commute. good morni, danella. >> good morning. >>> couple problems for you this morning. southbound georgia avenue at route 108, only the right lane will get you by that accident in olney. and traveling 66 east, seeing a lot of delays due to the accident at the exit ramp to get onto the inner loop of the beltway. that's where you're going to see the accident, and it's actually shut down. i am seeing significant delays as you make your way on 66 east and try to get on the inner loop of the bel

>> see you back here monday at 4:25. >> see you at fall far fairfax. >>

i'm tracee wilkins live in fairfax county.n the studio. >> tracee, thank you. >>> time now 6:55. here are the morning's top stories. a major blow dealt today to the terror organization al qaeda. yemen's defense ministry says the man thought to be the leader of al qaeda in that country has been killed there. along with other suspected al qaeda members. sources say anwar al awlaki was killed earlier today in a u.s. air strike. >>> today in arlington, admiral michael mullen is stepping down as chairman of the joint stevens of staff. army chief of staff general martin dempsey is replacing him. president obama will speak at the change of command ceremony later this morning at ft. meyer. >>> starting tomorrow, police in maryland can pull you over and ticket you if you're caught sending or reading text messages behind the wheel. under existing law, police had to find another reason inform pull a driver over in order to issue a texting citation. under this new law, anyone caught texting can be fined $70 and receive a point on their dr

. >>> several fairfax county roads and bridges remain closed because of severe flooding. transportation officials recently examined 200 roadways. hillside road was cut in half when a flooded creek washed away an underground pipe that caused the road to cave in. crews are working on lorton road over giles run. vdot estimates the cost of repairs for roads and bridges will add up to more than $10 million. >>> the damage caused from last month's earthquake has reached more than $80 million in one county. a 5.8 quake oppose the epicenter was the town of mineral. $63 million of the damage was done to the county schools. at least two school buildings have been closed for the rest of the year. >>> a disturbing attack against a jogger. detectives spent the night searching for new clothes after the woman that was attacked told him that she was sexually assaulted. >> this happened yesterday morning in arlington on army navy drive. john gonzales as the latest. >> o'clock 30 in the morning many of walking and jogging in this arlington neighborhood before work. children are getting rea

thank you. >>> a traffic alert now for beltway drivers in fairfax county. the left exit from the inner loop of i-495 to i-66 will close for good as early as today. that's exit number 49c. a right exit about a mile away will reopen or remain open. vdot tells us the closure is part of the capital beltway hot lanes project, which should be finished sometime next year. >>> three new traffic laws will go into effect in maryland. one of them is in response in part to a deadly accident just over a year ago. natasha pettigrew was killed while riding her bike along route 202 in largo. her bike later found still attached to the cadillac escalade that hit her. at the time of pettigrew's death, maryland's vehicular manslaughter laws were considered by some to be too lenient, and drivers could end up with only a minor traffic charge. now lawmakers created a new misdemeanor offense. it's called manslaughter by criminal negligence, and it is punishable by a fine and jail time. >> the intent is that the person who does a hit, kill, and run, as an example, gets more than ju

it still an issue, still something-- >> what i have to deal with when reality hits the ground in fairfaxi've got federal requirements. i have a state legislature who doesn't always agree with the federal government so they have their own set, not necessarily in sync at all-- in fact, sometimes contradictory-- and them we have local community members who want yet something different. one of the things i want to see in the flexible is for us, particularly in the community i serb, is i can't just focus on reading and math. i've got to focus on a lot of richer set of skills for kids in critical thinking and problem solving, complex problems of the world, and that's the things that our kids need to engage in. and how can we backward map that into demonstrating competency and reading and math and that sort of thing? it's a very different focus they need some flexibility on to meet our community's demands of our kids. >> brown: do you see this as an issue around the country, the federal role? >> well, interestingly, our national government actually has less power and less authority and less inv

this time the 15-year-old accuse of an attack in fairfax caught with the help of neighbors. matt ackland here to get us started. >> fairfax county police say this is a perfect example of residents helping to solve a crime. them got the word out, passed out a sketch -- them got the word out, passed out a sketch and phoned in tips. the victim was also able to pass on april good description to police. >> reporter: -- a good description to police. >> reporter: the women in this greenbrier area apartment complex are feeling much more at ease knowing police arrested a sexual assault suspect. >> definitely sleep better. >> reporter: police say immediately after the attack the victim helped come up with a composite sketch and neighbors stepped up to make sure everyone saw it. >> the apartment complex handed out our flyer. people in the neighborhood were coming forward giving us information. the shopping centers were supportive. this was a community that was very energized and very supportive of the police department. >> reporter: authorities say the burglary and assault happened ove

i'm tracee wilkins live this morning in fairfax county. eun, back to you in the studio. >>> it's a sign of the times. pretty soon it's going to cost a lot more to use a debit card. bank of america announced plans to start charging customers to use a $5 a month debit card fee. that's $60 a year. a spokeswoman for the company says customers will be charged if they use their debit card for a purchase in any given month. customers will not be charnled if they only use their debit card at an atm. this new fee is expected to begin this year. >>> students at payne elementary in southeast are temporarily relocating so utility crews are working to restore power. buses will take students to the school along "c" street. the students will be returned back to payne elementary for dismissal at 3:15. all after school programs are cancelled today. officials expect the power to be restored by monday. it's 4:31 now. time for weather and traffic on the ones. you can kind of feel already there's going to be a change, right? >> and it's going to be a big chang

all right, so fall for fairfax, come and say hi to us. andrea and i will be there along with topper and howard. windy conditions today. cool for the weekend. and then for monday and tuesday, looking nice. we're warming back up to close to average by tuesday with lots of sunshine. these string of days look really great. we've earned it because it has been cloudy and kind of unsettled the last several days. here is a look at your traffic with monika. good morning. >> we deserve a quiet traffic morning as well. that's exactly what it is. friday morning light. good morning, everybody. we have the green light. let me show you what it looks like around town. 270, coming in from frederick down past route 121 all the way down to the point where the lanes divide, it pretty much looks like this. very light. 355, no problems in rockville. american legion bridge, looking good here as well. leaving virginia and maryland across the bridge span. no problems to report and no lane closures. now, we'll end with the beltway look at route four near andrews a

or fairfax. were you able to do that as well? >> absolutely. we have a phone system called the washington area warning alert system. it is a secure system where you basically patella on and it -- it basically pick up a telephone and you can speak to all the national been jurisdictions including the federal government. so we do that. we have automated systems. we have a web based program that we used to enter data and make resources requests. so we do have other methods other than typical telephones. we also have ham radio operators. if everything goes down, i have these great amateur radio folks to come in an exercise all the time. they love doing what they do, and we just love having them. >> given all those different systems, why is a d-block dedicated to public safety necessary? >> that is the hard primary system, and i think we need it for our use. the other systems of talking about are really support systems, if you will. we don't want to have to depend on ham radio operators for our primary communications, but if we have to, we will. we n

we'll see you there at fall for fairfax. and then nice weather next week.peratures go back in the mid 60s on sunday and we propel ourselves back into the 70s on wednesday, thursday and friday. >> good stuff to look forward to. >> good deal. >>> i'm looking forward to sunday, because the redskins better beat the rams. >> yes. the rams are not good. 3-1 we still feel good about the skins. 2-2 we start to get a little shaky. >> like last year. >> cowboys are one thing. the rams definitely another. the skins trying to avoid what seems like their annual loss to some bad opponent. plus this skin's rookie getting recognized. that is not a skin's rookie. the guy that stripped the ball is got recognized today. and take two o ÑÑÑ >>> for all the praise and support the redskins got for starting 2-1, watch how the praise goes if they lose. those will be the 0-3 rams to be more specific. they allowed 32 points per game. they do have a talented yungs quarterback. on -- young quarterback. the rams have been dreadful this year. a team the redskins must beat if they want to

or fairfax. were you able to do that as well? >> absolutely. we have a phone system called the washington area alert system so we can communicate with each other and it's a secure system where you basically take up a telephone and you can speak over the net to all the capital jurisdictions including the federal government infected sexually hosted by the federal government so we do that. we have automated systems and a web based program that we use to enter data and the resource request for the practitioners out there so we do have other methods other than the typical telephones. we also have the radio operators and the base stations at every fire house as well as the office of emergency management so if everything goes down i have these great radio folks that, and they do stuff and the drill and exercise all the time and they love doing what they do and we just love having them. >> given the different systems what is the d block dedicated to the public safety? >> i think that is the hard primary system and i think we needed for the use. the oth

come and say hi to us at four for fairfax. here's monika with your traffic.ood morning. >> good morning. we're starting off nice and light this morning. no big issues to report at least so far. if you're headed out the door, that's good news for you. here's what it looks like on the beltway. we'll zoom in this time into the district. no problems on 295, route four, route five. this is pennsylvania avenue headed across the sousa bridge into southeast d.c. no problems. let's scootch over to the 14th street bridge. the stretch on 95 from fredericksburg all the way up to springfield on to 395 past landmark and the pentagon, this is what you should expect right now. we'll wind a live look here at the roosevelt bridge headed into downtown. no problems on 66 inside the beltway. remember though if you're on the inner loop at left exit ramp of 66 is now closed. stay right to get on to 66. coming up in my next report, we'll fly the bw parkway at 5:25. >> will the redskins rebound from their first loss of the season? we preview sunday's game coming up. >> a public relat

this time, a 15-year-old is accused of and tax in fairfax. this happened over a week ago at an apartment complex in the greenbriar area. police say the victim helped officers create a composite sketch of the suspect. they credit neighbors for passing it around leading to an arrest. no word for the 15-year-old will be charged as an adult. >>> prosecutors in the trial of dr. conrad murray hope to use a key witness today to help show that michael jackson's doctor delayed calling police on the day jackson died. yesterday, jackson's head bodyguard told him that murray told him to stash medicine vials before calling paramedics. >>> there is word the commission is thinking about canceling the nba season. bob barnard has a look at the impact that would have here on the district. >> reporter: there was a kind of sadness to the sound of this music outside the verizon center. had they heard the news that the current nba lockout may soon lead to the cancellation of the entire nba season? >> i don't have a team that i root for but it is upsetting because

and fairfax and mill valley also checking in at 48. los gatos, 49 and lafayette at 49 degrees. 48 now at the napa airport. they were down to 45, so the temperatures coming up a little bit. low 50s for many, including san raphael. redwood city is 52. liver moore is checking in at 52. fairfield, a little cooler. still a westerly breeze, but there is really not much. we expect it to turn more northerly. and high pressure is building in, and you can actually hear it. a lot going on. but it is not going to play special our weather until later in the week. in the meantime, the high pressure builds in after that morning fog and we'll have lots of sunshine. it will be breezy, but warmer weather will take us into today and tuesday, wednesday, an it looses like thursday will be the transition day. and just saying. just to let you know a little warmer a chilly morning. fog, patchy fog. and most of it is just kind of dancing around a little bit. it is not solid or anything. but overcast over san jose right now. once that burns off, 77 right there.

or fairfax. were you able to do that as well? >> guest: absolutely, absolutely. we have a phone system called the washington area warning alert system. so we can communicate with each other, and it's a secure system where you, basically, pick up telephone, and you can speak over the net to all the national capital region jurisdictions including the federal government. in fact, it's actually hosted by the federal government. so we do that. we have automated systems. we have a web-based program that we use to enter data and to make resource requests, it's called web eoc for the practitioners out there. so we do have other methods other than the typical telephones. we also have ham radio operators. we have base stations in the every arlington firehouse as well as my office at the office of emergency management, so if everything goes down, i've got these great amateur radio folks that come in, they staff, they drill, they exercise all the time, and they love doing what they do, and we just love having them. >> host: given all of those different systems, then, why is

fairfax police say the baby was left in the car near the iron springs pub and brewery in fairfax while the father was drinking inside. when confronted by witnesses, police say he rolled down the windows a bit then went back to the bar. 47-year-old sergei was booked on suspicion of child cruelty. that baby is now back with his mother. >>> for the third time in a week there's been a homicide in san francisco's mission district. a neighbor took this photo of police at the scene. a man was shot and killed on camp street near 16th street in guerrero shortly after two o which 2:00 this morning. the name of the victim, an african american man has not been released. police don't believe the death is gang related. >>> police say they plan to hold a mass action at the powell street station which could lead to more problems for commuters. >> reporter: that's a member of feminist against cops. aboveground a handsome of protesters stood silently holding signs. a member of no justice no b.a.r.t. summed up his reasoning on why the b.a.r.t. police department should be disbanded. >> b.a.r.t. doesn't ha

fairfax police say the baby was left in the car near the iron springs pub and brewery in fairfax while the father was drinking inside. when confronted by witnesses, police say he rolled down the windows a bit then went back to the bar. 47-year-old sergei was booked on suspicion of child cruelty. that baby is now back with his mother. >>> for the third time in a week there's been a homicide in san francisco's mission district. a neighbor took this photo of police at the scene. a man was shot and killed on camp street near 16th street in guerrero shortly after two o which 2:00 this morning. the name of the victim, an african american man has not been released. police don't believe the death is gang related. >>> police say they plan to hold a mass action at the powell street station which could lead to more problems for commuters. >> reporter: that's a member of feminist against cops. aboveground a handsome of protesters stood silently holding signs. a member of no justice no b.a.r.t. summed up his reasoning on why the b.a.r.t. police department should be disbanded. >> b.a.r.t. doesn't ha

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prince george's con 12.5% y en virginia los no ciudadanos llegan a 16.6% en alexandria, 15.5% en fairfax 13% en arlington , ademas de otros condados . segun el director de casa de maryland el objetivo es revertir esta situacion.en el área metropolitana de washington, hay mas de medio millón de personas que están listos para hacerse ciudadanos y nosotros estamos en esa función de ayudar a la gente a hacerse ciudadano el impacto va ha ser extraordinario.existen varias razones para que muchos residentes legales que podrian optar por la ciudadania, no lo hacen.las personas que pueden hacerse ciudadanos tienen muchas dificultades el costo de la ciudadanía, el ingles, y estamos trabajando precisamente ene so.la poca informacion es otro de los factores.yo pienso que hay que hacerle mas fácil a las personas para que ellas puedan hacerse ciudadanas mandandoles una carta diciendoles cales va n a ser las preguntas.el no ser ciudadanos tiene un efecto politico pero tambien economico.si no son redientes no tienen la posibilidad de poderles dar el trabajo, entonces de ahi ya están ganando menos. segun

drivers using the left exit from loop in fairfax county, exit 49c, it's closing as early as today. tracee wilkins reports. >> reporter: there are major changes coming to i-495 for drivers trying to get on 66. this sign is trying to get folks ready for the fact that instead of getting to the left, to get on the 66 from the left-hand exit, you need to start getting used to using the right-hand exit. come tomorrow morning, that's going to be your only option. i want you to see way down the road there from exit 49 c what used to be the left-hand exit on to 66. they are going to close that down to make that an excess point for hot lanes that they are still developing. they know that this is going to take time for drivers to actually get used to all of these changes that this project is bringing. and the folks who are developing this project are aware of that. >> this is a permanent change but we know for drivers that they are used to making that left exit. but the benefit of this is, instead of having all of that weave and traffic jockeying from the right and working their way to the le

in the 50s in the bush, 59 in bowie, 57 in fairfax. tomorrow morning, partly sunny, breezy and cool. dust off the sunglasses. 50s and 60s, winds southwest 10 to 15. by afternoon some clouds will return. partly sunny, windy but warm, dry for high school football. highs 75 to 79. next seven days, we're looking at showers possible or sprinkles possible saturday and sunday. highs will struggle to get to 60 both saturday and sunday. we could see some wet snowflakes west of the divide saturday night near garrett county, mineral county. we do see a warming trend next week, because to the 70s on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. >>> coming your way, weeks after our storms and problems with downed trees, a viewer contacts us and we get some action for them. >>> but up next, meet the spy girls. there was some serious cloak and dagger action in world war ii, and now decades later they are sharing their story with us. [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the night

that's the warm spot. 48 in rockville. 47 in gaithersburg. 49 to bowie, 47 fairfax. leesburg 45. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy, breezy, chilly. then by afternoon, it doesn't change much. mostly cloudy, breezy, chilly. highs near 60. i think most of us will hold in the upper 50s. a little better sunday. better monday with a few showers, in the mid-60s. then we are in fine shape next week, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. temperatures back to the 70s and the sunshine comes out. we will see you tomorrow at fall for fairfax. >> we will hope the sunny weather for friday rolls on into the next week. >> that would be nice. >> i will be at light the night at reston town center saturday night. you might have better weather than we might. >> bundle up. >>> would you recognize this person if you saw her at target? it's the first lady stopping by a store in alexandria. what the white house is saying about the shopping trip now. next, a man lived for six days after driving his car into a ravine. you will learn what he had to do to survive. >>> let's get a check of stories from around

by a former member of the grateful dead to build a new music venue is stirring up controversy in fairfaxesh wants to put a concerts hall in the center of town located near sir francis drake and quogue drive. he wants 00 concerts a year -- 100 concerts a year. neighbors are concerned about traffic, parking and noise. >> having a venue like this would be great but the size and scope is way too big for this quaint little town. >> lesh proposes paying saint rita's church for use of the parking lot and paying the city of fairfax $5 for every concert ticket sold. nothing has been resolved yet. but a meeting last night was only informational >>> a rock band from pacifica is taking on some big sports venues these days. remember this name. haunted by heroes. they took center stage during a 49er preseason game against texas. let's take a listen. ♪ [ music ] >> they're great. >> playing with sourdough sam here. the band members got an early start in their careers. they are preteens now but started jamming when they were in daycare, back in preschool. the band also played for the san francisco giant

she is in fairfax county with more now. tracee, good morning to you. >> good morning, eun. there are going to be some changes for folks who take i-495 to 66. take a look behind me. instead of having two options, now you're going to have one. this is all a permanent change for the hot lanes project. take a look at this. starting tomorrow, exit 49c, the left exit from i-495 north to i-66 west will close permanently

poet ryan of fairfax is the second winner she has taught remedial english for three decades.ch will receive $500,000 to use any way they choose. the genius grant recognizes originality and potential for important future work. >> congratulationses science and poetry, like the mix. >> blue skies air quality looks hazy. >> absolutely, yeah. as you can see behind me full screen, showing haze hanging around. not necessarily here but in the east bay valleys where the pollution may reach unhealthy levels for those most acceptable, the elderly, young, those with asthma and such. because it is so dry the park, down near san jose is closed because of the fire danger. we don't have the winds, definitely have the heat and dry air. wow, i can't believe nobody is there right now. we don't get days like this often in san -- in santa cruz maybe more than san francisco. beach and boardwalk there you can see how clear it is. we are getting flanked from the north and south by clouds. that southerly surge will start to bring cooling to the coast tomorrow. the bay probably thursday inland friday

this time, a 15-year-old is accused of an attack in fairfax. this happened over a week ago at an apartment complex in the greenbriar area. police say the victim was forced into her home and sexually assaulted by a suspect way weapon. she helped police create a composite sketch of the suspect an officers are crediting neighbors for their help passing it around the community. no word for the 15-year-old will be charged as an adult. >>> d.c. police say they are close to identifying someone involved in andality arer indication that killed a student. patrick casey ways veteran of the war in afghanistan. he was declared brain dead tuesday and his body taken to the medical examiner yesterday for an autopsy. police say much of what happened was caught on surveillance video but they are not willing to say exactly what happened until the investigation is finished. >>> we are learning new details about the massachusetts man would will god a wanted to bomb the who allegedly wanted to bomb -- who allegedly wanted to bomb the capitol and the pentagon. federa

poet ryan of fairfax is the second winner she has taught remedial english for three decades.ch will receive $500,000 to use any way they choose. the genius grant recognizes originality and potential for important future work. >> congratulationses science and poetry, like the mix. >> blue skies air quality looks hazy. >> absolutely, yeah. as you can see behind me full screen, showing haze hanging around. not necessarily here but in the east bay valleys where the pollution may reach unhealthy levels for those most acceptable, the elderly, young, those with asthma and such. because it is so dry the park, down near san jose is closed because of the fire danger. we don't have the winds, definitely have the heat and dry air. wow, i can't believe nobody is there right now. we don't get days like this often in san -- in santa cruz maybe more than san francisco. beach and boardwalk there you can see how clear it is. we are getting flanked from the north and south by clouds. that southerly surge will start to bring cooling to the coast tomorrow. the bay probably thursday inland friday

the community will gather this evening to discuss a plan to install surveillance cameras inside fairfaxounty public schools. this proposal is in response to food fight that broke out at two by schools last school year. officials said the cameras will help crack down on bullying and theft. the meeting is set for 6:00 tonight and will be held at hayfield secondary school. >>> tonight, the redskins are looking to make get 0 and 3 "in scans take on the dallas cowboys. deangelo hall says he will target tony romo who suffered a collapsed lung and broken ribs. tony romo says bring it on. kickoff is set for 8:30 tonight at cowboys stadium. >> when we continue, metro will provide better self service underground. we'll hear from two american hikers who just returned from after two years in custody in iran. >> it is an honor. they get such great support. >> he lost three limbs fighting the war in afghanistan. we will take up to one marines emotional homecoming ceremony in virginia. we will return with a look at the weatherth >>> we are following developing news from italy where the man did not app

brianne carter is in fairfax county this afternoon with all the details. >> we are at that interchange along the northbound lanes of 495. here's the new exit you'll need to take to get on to 66 west starting tomorrow. you know that this is an area where you have a chance to get off on the left or the rights for an exit ramp to 66. that will not be the case starting tomorrow. the right side will be your only option. the reason for this is the hot lanes project. they have been working on that to get completed by 2012. officials say that they believe this right lane change will be beneficial in the long run. >> we think that this is going to be an improvement because you always have drivers going from afar right to the left and that slows down traffic. anytime you have a left exit, traffic slows. overall, the design is better and traffic will move smoothly through that area by having the right exit. >> there's been a lot of construction out here. they are asking drivers to be patient while all this work continues. they understand there will be some confusion from those not aware of the ch

come say hi to us, fall for fairfax. i will be out there along with howard and topper.is weekend is cool but we start to warm things back up on tuesday, wednesday and thursday into the 70s. we've earned those days. we'll be right back. >>> don't forget to go to jchayward.com. this week, i went to see fehla at the shakespeare theatre and i'll be featuring it on the web site at jchayward.com. leave comments. let me know what you think. all right, i want to tell you that the maryland wineries are inviting you to uncork some fabulous wines this weekend. at the riverside wine fest. it is being held at the solderly plantation in st. mary's county in hollywood, maryland. i have regina mccarthy here. she is a spokesperson for the maryland wineries association and you brought just a few of the wines that are being featured and some are unusual. now, i know the chardonnay but what is it? this one? this is an unusual wine. >> that is called -- it is an italian grape grown in southern maryland by slack winery. just one of the great wines that will be poured this weekend. one of 23

>>> former member of the grateful dead band wants to put a new music hall right in the middle of fairfax but even some of his fans are against the move. phil wants to put a concert hall at the sir fan chris drake -- sir francis drake drive. some residents are concerned about the parking, the noise and say it would be too big hurting the town's small town ambience. he proposes paying the city $5 for every concert ticket sold but got a lot of work to do there before he convingses everyone up in fair -- convinces everyone up in fairfax it's going to be built. >>> thousands gather in nevada for the annual burning manifest value. >> it's the 25th year for this gathering of free spirits, artists and entrepreneurs. it had more humble beginnings at a san francisco beach. a small group set fire to an 8- foot tall wooden man hence the name burning man. all tickets were snatched up this year. it is the first sellout in the event's history. a lot of people who head out to enjoy the music. >> one wild weekend there. >>> astronauts may need a little break from all that freeze dried ice cream. >> some

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he made contact with a lot of the fairfax county folks, we interviewed a lot of people. rick is a reporter. i was figuring it out as i went. he took a good project and made it a great boat. >> go-ahead. [inaudible] -- it's not just a great read, but it's an important chapter in american history. i'm curious because many of the people you a top to, what they said in other places, my opinion is the explosions were triggered in the pentagon. i'm curious, as you are working on this, they are turning to create an alternative history? >> we had a lot of wire discussions about this. and i mean, we agreed. my approach from the beginning was we need to be aware that those people think what they think and that, you know, they will just probably say we are part of the conspiracies. for the record, we are not part of the conspiracy and we are not even aware of any conspiracy. so we decided, do we want to make this kind of an argument for reality or do we just want to tell this tory of what happened there? so we don't address those theories in the book. and that's very deliberate. we

. >>> trying to buy a car on-line led a family from fairfax county in danger. they were held up when they tried to purchase the cars two. in newington, one in clifton. one case, a gun was pulled out. if you're buying something from craigslist, meet in a public place during the day and bring something with you. >>> it was just over a year ago that natascha pettigrew was killed riding her bike. her mother never gave up the fight to bring that driver to justice and now has helped to change the law all across maryland. darcy has more on that. darcy? >>> we've learned that driver is facing serious charges. as you mentioned, the victim's mother has made it her mission to toughen maryland laws in her daughter's memory. 30-year-old natascha pettigrew was struck and killed while riding her bike in route 202 in larg one year ago. the bike later found still attached to thes can laid th-- escalade and fled the scene. >> i lost my daughter, the love of my life, and my best friend. >> maryland's vehicular manslaughter laws were too lenient. oftentimes when pedestrians and bi

the bottom line is if you look out in the suburbs, in fairfax county, in montgomery county, our neighbors in d.c., kids get rewards and incentives all the time. you bring home a great report card and get a shiny red convertible on your 15th birthday. you get taken out to dinner. we really felt like the situation that many of our children faced is that they had all of the incentives to do the wrong things out on the streets. what we wanted to do was counterbalance that with incentives to do the right thing in school. tavis: you have talked about compensating students as a way to radically alter education. let me ask you about compensation for teachers. on "60 minutes," there was a report about paying teachers. if you pay them well, teachers are more interested in coming into certain environments and wrestling with the kind of students you were trying to help in washington. that is a long way of asking what you think about the fact that part of this pthat is not t majority of effective educators. that said, it is important to build a culture amongst the teaching profession where we are reco

bradley leads by two shots from jason dufner after the first round of those in the top thirty of the fairfax rankings room vita to play in atonement and whoever finishes top come sunday will walk away with that huge cash prize that could be justin rose to claim victory in the land peace prize short of a pace that's him definite meanwhile woods bogey free on thursday and hit four birdies in his two shots of the first round leader keegan bradley. bradley could not have had a better start because he cold with this bunker shot on the second to fire up the crowd and ended up with a round of sixty four six under par. now you a first race concerns about accommodation for fans that make some as european championships in ukraine and poland wait for president michel platini outlined his worries of the two day meeting of european football's governing body he said broadly speaking everything will be in place and time for the tournament but there are still issues to resolve including accommodation because of that which now despite speculations an ecovillage on his players he was going to take over in tur

thomasina borkman, professor of sociology emerita, george mason university, fairfax, virginia. keith, let's start out by letting the audience know what is the need for treatment in terms of substance use and mental disorders in this country? a lot of people aren't aware of how prevalent these conditions are, but amazingly there are 45 million american adults who meet the criteria for a mental health problem. and 23 million who meet it for substance use, alcohol or drugs. and most of those who also smoke and the overlap between those groups is about 10 million people who struggle with both of those problems. so that means at any given time one in four people in this country could conceivably benefit from treatment for mental health or substance use disorder. and actually, we're using the term now, behavioral health, do you want to explain a little what behavioral health encompasses? behavioral health is a bridging term, i mean, what is happening around the country is there's much more desire to integrate services, integrate thinking about these different types of disorders. and