. >> a langley park man faces first-degree murder charges. prince george's county police arrested him this morning. he is also charged with robbery. the police believe that he stabbed a man to death wednesday while stealing his cell phone. the police in alexandria arrested a 17-year-old boy. he is accused of attacking a woman last sunday after a party on south reynolds road. the suspect was the same person the police say may have been a witness in the case. a woman said she did not know the attacker. d.c. police have identified two people killed when a car slammed into a garbage truck in southeast. it happened on 295 near pennsylvania avenue. the car driver and passenger died. as awere identified 23-year-old and 29-year-old, both from oxon hill. a backseat passenger suffered non-life-threatening injuries. truckiver of the garbage and two passengers were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. forestate accident in bill sent three people to the hospital early this morning on suit

from princeng in george's county, police are looking for suspects in a homicide in langley park. officers found an unresponsive man in the street on 15th avenue. he was pronounced dead at the scene. he has not been identified. >> jurors deliberate for the second day in the corruption trial of former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. >> the jury deliberated for five hours yesterday before going home. we are live in richmond on what the mcdonnell's had to say as they headed into court. 9:25ey went in at about this morning. this jury has a huge task in front of it [inaudible] governor of virginia and the former first lady of virginia. witnesses testified, thousands of pages of documents to go over, and they will go 27 hours ofe testimony given by the former governor himself. we have some pictures of the former governor that we can show you. one of his twin sons was by his side. they walked into the courthouse and were greeted by the media as they have been every day. surprisingly, the governor spoke yesterday. he said there was a time and a place to talk and this was not

. >>> we've got an arrest tonight in the deadly stabbing of a langley park, maryland man. 25-year-oldhe death of 32-year-old miguel ba israel lasse. ba rillas was found dead on thursday. vargas stabbed the victim, according to police, and took his cell phone. the suspect remains in tonight. >>> a 17-year-old male is in police custody tonight, in connection with the rape of a woman at an alexandria hotel. the victim was attacked last weekend at the washington suites hotel. police say the teen is charged with rape and forcible sodomy. the hotel has been closed. >>> the air safety institute has issued a reminder tonight about the symptoms of oxygen deprivation, after two pilots lost consciousness and crashed into the water in less than one week. today, search teamprivate plane that went down yesterday off the coast of jamaica. rochester, new york real estate developer larry glazer and his wife jane were flying to naples, florida when he radioed he was having a problem to air traffic control. shortly after that, the plane went silent. u.to shadow the unresponsive plane. they saw the pilot

he stabbed a man wednesday in langley park. he wanted the victim's cell phone. the man he's accused of stabbing is found dead in the middle of the street. >>> a teenager is under arrest for raping a woman near landmark mall. police took him into custody today. he's 17 years old and lives in alexandria. the woman told investigators somebody raped her last sunday at a bar on south reynolds street. >>> there's a new push tonight to target isis. president obama set up a meeting with congressional leaders to come up with ways to fight the militants. lawmakers come back from a five week recess on monday and they will meet with the president tuesday at the white house. president obama just got back from the nato summit in wales where nine nations agreed to join force with the u.s. and dismantle and destroy isis in iraq and syria. >>> november 4th is right around the concern. d.c. residents are gearing up to elect their new mayor. ward 7 residents got to ask the candidate questions about education and economic development. the independent and the republican are running

. >>> an arrest in the deadly stabbing of a langley park, maryland man. minor vargas is charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery in the death of 32 year old miguel barillas. he was found dead wednesday. they say vargas stabbed the victim and took his cell phone. >>> elsewhere, 17 year old male is in police custody in connection with the rape of a woman at an alexandria hotel. she was attacked at the washington suites hotel. police say the teen is charged with rape. that hotel has since closed. >>> coming up tonight. jazz lovers run for cover when severe storms strike the silver spring jazz fest. >>> the severe storms have rolled out. cooler, drier air is moving in. you will feel a wonderful change and it arrives in the first alert seven day forecast. but first, food inspectors find something not so yummy at . >>> an alert tonight about critical health code violations, like food stored on the floor and no hot water. russ ptacek tracks closure in maryland and virginia. >> we start at yum's carry out on bening road. an august 21 report noted 20 vio

. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a homicide in langley park. police say a man was found dead in the 8000 block of 15th avenue just off university boulevard. we have calls into police and will bring you the latest information on nbcwashington.com. >>> also new today, firefighters are working to learn what sparked this fire at an apartment complex in the district. this was on g street in southeast not far from alabama avenue. some people ran to the balcony to escape the flames. they were trapped there until crews could get that fire under control. >>> and right now, a news conference in charlotte. ebola survivor nancy writebol talking for the first time along with members of the group she worked with in west africa. >>> plus, home depot looking into what could be a massive data breach. what you need to know to protect yourself. >>> developing now, an update is expected on a third american missionary doctor who has tested positive for the ebola virus. the doctor was treating pregnant women in a liberia hospital, not ebola patients. he's said to be

live in langley park, how is the community reacting to this? >> chris, good evening. tonight a lot of folks in this community are stunned. shocked that body was found across the street from casa de maryland. folks are telling me they are waiting to see what happens and police are determined to catch his killer. >> prince george's county police pass out flyers in hyattsville. as they talk to people in this tight-knit community about a murder. 32-year-old miguel stabbed to death on a sidewalk around 4:00 this morning. >> we are very sad in this situation because miguel was a really nice person. >> this is our responsibility, regardless of the tragic. >> the direct over casa de maryland, a civil rights org any ziegs focussing on immigrant rights. miguel's body was found across the street from their headquarters. this evening, the community honored miguel at a vigil on the front steps. >> we still don't know what happened. we are calling our community. they are noticing, police communicate with the police. >> miguel lived in an apartment with his cousins. torrez tells me

. >>> new information tonight about a murder in langley park, maryland. police have identified the victim as miguel barias. police were in the area hoping to find more clue and made a direct appeal to families asking for information. >> in a community that is very strong and densely populated we're hoping that somebody has information that they could bring forward to us. >> it was about 4:00 this morning when police were called to the 8000 block of 15th avenue where they found his body in the street. police say he suffered trauma to his upper body. investigators are offering a $25,000 reward for any help solving the case. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the justice department may open an investigation tomorrow into the ferguson, missouri police department. a person briefed on the situation said that investigation will look into the training and the practices of the department after the shooting death of an unarmed teenager last month. this would be separate from the ongoing civil rights investigation the justice department is already conducting. michael brown w

langley park, maryland. a largely latino enclave.ht miles from the nation capital. >> we appreciate what the government does for us. but we are frustrated. >> because two months after this -- toi'm beginning a new effort fix the immigration system on my own. >> the white house is now saying onto executive action immigration reform until after the november election. >> they prioritize politics rather than people's lives. >> the president had considered allowing a plan to allow undocumented workers to remain in the country and an expansion of a deferred deportation program for children of immigrants. >> tried to get an education, good job, and a better future. >> why the turnaround? experts say that control of the senate is on the line. >> craddick incumbent -- democratic incumbents could face a voter backlash. immigration reform groups call the apparent about-face a betrayal of principles for politics. >> it will be more difficult for andcrats to get latinos people in the community motivated to come out to the polls. >> white house of

we will zoom into the upper northwest into silver spring and prince george's county, takoma park, langleyark, looking at some heavy downpours. you may even hear a few rumbles of thunder. nothing is expected to become severe. werther toward the south and west, manassas is looking at some heavy downpours at the time. this is all part of a cold front that will eventually bring us some relief from the heat and humidity. cooler temperatures are definitely on the way. it is hot and humid out there right now. it is 90 at reagan national airport. 82 in gaithersburg. a look at the cooler air beginning to finally in on the left-hand side of your screen. upper 70's, middle 70's. updated to 81 degrees in cumberland, maryland. we will feel the difference for the day tomorrow. this cold front will move off to the east. levels, showers likely to return during the day on saturday. if you have football game plan, you will want to bring at least some rain gear, because you will probably need it during afternoon. as the overnight low. tomorrow's highs in the middle 70's. a cool day on saturday, only around

a man was stabbed yesterday morning in langley park. he had moved here from central america about two years ago and worked as a landscaper. police handed out flyers and talked to people about who may have wanted to hurt him, urging people to come forward with any information and not be worried about immigration status. >> we still don't know what happened. we are calling our community if they know anything, please communicate with the police. >> we need to find out who did it, make sure it doesn't happen again to keep the neighbored hood safe. >> police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the killer.safe. >> police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the killer. >>> someone found a 17 month old a car parked at naval air station pawtaxent river. the naval criminal investigation service says the child's father works on the base. ncia officials have not released how long the baby was in the car and it's not clear whether the father for goat thgot that he w. >>> jurors will go back to work in

. >> fine famous coffee shop unside the cia headquarters in langley, virginia.it is referred to as store number one. one major difference at this location there aren't any names on orders, such as many star bucks, there are only nine workers and they had to go through rigorous background checks, it is described as the busiest star bucks with lines down the hall. >> why in the names, you are not allowed to write names on the side of the cup. >> top secret. >> very classified. >> 5:27. another company hit by hackers in a data breach, what acme is offering up this morning for their customers. >>> then a statue is causing quite a bit of controversy, who i school football players turned to it for good luck why some however want it gone. >>> and we are looking live at breaking news as police investigate a shooting in edge water, new jersey. fox 29's jennifer joyce is on the scene we will have a live update for new less than three jennifer joyce is live. jennifer, we know you have just got on scene. what have you learn so far. >> so far police on the scene have confirm

. >> mary lou langley. >> peter j.ngone. >> thomas michael langone. >> michelle bern debt lanza. >> ruth sheila lapin. >> judith camile la. >> christopher randall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> dennis francis lavelle. >> mary laverde. >> anna a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five grandchildren karina, savannah, jamie, jay den miss you. three out of five may not have met you here on earth, they remember their grand pa da and love you immensely. mom misses you immensely as well. we all love you. your family loves you. your friends love you. we hope you're watching down and proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel lawson and my grandmother. 13 years ago i was born on my grandmother's birthday. she made my mom promise to share every birthday together. we never had that chance to do that. the gift of me bei

. >>> police in prince george's county have no leads on a mysterious murder in langley park.rday morning someone stabbed miguel angel barilla. police spent the day talking with people to see who would have wanted to hurt him. they are urging people to come forward with any information and not be worried about their immigration status. >> we still don't know what happened. we are calling their community, if they know anything, please communicate with the police. >> the only thing that's important to myself and the police department is to find out who did this, close this to make sure it doesn't happen again and keep this neighborhood safe. >> police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to barillas' killer. >>> the patients of a 5-year-old girl are breathing a sigh of relief. that girl got stuck in a washing machine while it was on. the girl got into a machine that had been malfunctioning and it suddenly turned on. the owner said people started hearing the girl screaming and realized it was coming from the machine. people frantically called 911 while the owner

was he ordered from langley, virginia to keep you guys out of the fray? was he or was he not?. >> that's where we don't even know. we have not gotten given that information. >> so you don't know whether back in the united states, orders were given not to intervene. >> no. we don't know what level it came from. >> do you know? >> no, we don't know. >> your level is just on the ground? >> yes, sir. >> and inexplicably you, because that's what you write in your book, you wanted to get going and they held you back? >> they did. >>)p)nÑ you colonel hunt our military analyst watched the baier special and he said it isn't unusual for the chain of command in these kind of situations to hold you back until they know what's going on and what kind of stuff you are going into because you they don't want to get you cut down. is that legitimate small time frame, forgive minutes, yes, 30 minutes, no. >> the same six highly trained operators that have almost 100 years experience combined in counter insurgency operations are you going to hold back that asset. >> six of you ready to go. exmarin

prince george's county police have the man who murdered miguel in langley park this weekend.as arrested last night for first degree murder. he's suspected of stabbing him to death on 15th avenue on wednesday. the suspect met the victim during a robbery. >>> well, you can check out a step show to get your kids excited now that school is back in session. just get over to the second annual back to school step show in the district. the group step africa is working with the d.c. parks and rec department to bring the show. it happens from 2:00 this afternoon until 4:00. it's at the raven recreation center on 10th street in northwest. just a few blocks from the georgia avenue metro station. >>> also you can check out the annual indian festival happening at river bend park in great falls. i want features native american from several tribes. there's a dugout canoe demonstration. try throwing a spear if you like. dream catchers will be on sale. a lot of food. it starts at 10:00 this morning and the runs until 4:00 this afternoon. admission is just $5. >>> today part of the kennedy cent

. >> mary lou langley. >> peter j.langone. >> thomas michael langone. >> michelle bern debt lanza. >> ruth sheila lapin. >> judith camile la. >> christopher randall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> dennis francis lavelle. >> mary laverde. >> anna a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five grandchildren karina, savannah, jamie, jay den miss you. three out of five may not have met you here on earth, they remember their grand pa da and love you immensely. mom misses you immensely as well. we all love you. your family loves you. your friends love you. we hope you're watching down and proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel lawson and my grandmother. 13 years ago i was born on my grandmother's birthday. she made my mom promise to share every birthday together. we never had that chance to do that. the gift of me b

saw the second airplane fly into the world trade center so we decided to scramble the f-16s out of langley air force base. >> traffic is crawling along. actually looking at the radio talking about how washingto d.c. is on high alert status because they think that might be the next target. >> i walked into the hall of states building. a group o pople sitting around the television ready for meetings. aer the rush hour normally would have ended a i ended up getting stuck in rush hour light traffic just t the west of the pentagon. >>e got a call that american airline 77 was a potential hijacked aircraft. >> as we sat down to have meeting for this client, one of the people id, well wrskswrsks -- well, barbara olson won' be here because she's on plane to california. >> i had been my office at the department of justice. one of the gals in my office came in and said barbara's on known. i was at first relieved to hear barbara on the telephone bause panictrikes immediately and the next words out of her mouth were that, ted, my plane's been hijacked. >> we're watching all these aircraft in the system

about a week later the cia had a briefing on the langley press conference.ess who wasn't invited? fox news. we got an awful lot of pushback from the obama administration. >> and, gretta, no youtube video, no spontaneous demonstration and a stand down order given. in bret's interview i thought was fabulous on friday night rkts had they gone earlier they believe the lives of these people had been saved. it took two years to actually talk to those people on the ground at the time that knew the truth from the beginning. >> i will say this, i suspect everybody was very confused that night. and my beef with the obama administration is not with what happened there as they're trying to decide what to do and they don't want to send people in who might get killed themselves. my beef with them is what they did afterwards. that sill video story and the president saying it on "the view" and susan rice and everybody else. us being excluded from briefing calls from the state department, cia, me getting this bizarre call to try to shut down my colleague who's reporting some

lang vanessa langer mary lou langley peter j.gone thomas michael langone michelle bernadette lanza ruth sheila lapin judith camile la. >> christopher randall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> denis frances lavelle jeannine m. laverde anna a. laverty . a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five we love you and miss you, jamie and jaydin all miss you. and your family loves you, your friends love you, and we hope that you're watching down and you're proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel law singh and my grandmother 13 years ago, i was born on my grandmother's birthday. we never had that chance to do that, but the gift of me being born on our birthday is eternal. >> david w. laycheck. >> james patrick leahy lt. joseph gerard leavey neil j. leavy leon lebor kenneth charles ledee alan j. lederman elena ledesma alexis leduc

saw the second airplane fly into the world trade center so we decided to scramble the f-16s out of langley air force base. >> traffic is crawling along. actually looking at the radio talking about how washington d.c. is on high alert status because they think that might be the next target. >> i walked into the hall of states building. a group of people sitting around the television ready for meetings. >> after the rush hour normally would have ended and i ended up getting stuck in rush hour light traffic just to the west of the pentagon. >> we that american airline 77 was a potential hijacked aircraft. >> as we sat down to have meeting for this client, one of the people said, well wrskswrsk -- well, barbara olson won't be here because she's on plane to california. >> i had been in my office at the department of justice. one of the gals in my office came in and said barbara's on known. i was at first relieved to hear barbara on the telephone because panic strikes immediately and the next words out of her mouth were that, ted, my plane's been hijacked. >> we're watching all these aircraft in

condi rice was in the situation room and cia george tenet has been holding office in langley, virginia. as i reported earlier, teams were stranded in monterey, california, where they were on a secret military exercise against this kind of event. >> to iner er erupt for a second, can you give us a report of a car bombing outside the state department? >> i cannot confirm that. we got information but it's not confirmed. >> andrea, thanks. i'm sorry to interrupt. we're going back to the pet gone with jim miklaszewski. >> i've got my eyes peeled but security force over the area have blared out anyone near the pentagon to take cover immediately. there was earlier an indication that another plane may have been hijacked and headed in this direction. so far we see security helicopters circling the pentagon. again, the skies are crystal clear blue and i can't see the speck of an airplane but security forces here obviously alarmed enough and telling people not only to take some distance from the building but take medial cover. >> can you tell me a little bit more. let's take a look. the other tow

it was one of the top people, seventh floor at langley. and i said you know, when we leave it's going to fall apart. this is a time when you have the, separators ago, to put plumbing and. i'm hopeful we did. but i never ever felt that this wasn't going to end anything better than bad news. there was a 2010 op-ed in "the wall street journal" to called the ca solution, and it said we're leaving and we better have infrastructure in there. i hope i haven't minced words today. >> are you throwing me off? i've been disinvited. >> we have a little gift for y you. >> oh, god, the pin. >> they are for you, peter. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> you are watching tv, television for serious readers. you can watch any program you see here online apple tv.org. >> while visiting cheyenne, wyoming, with the help of our local cable partner charter, we toured the sites in old cheyenne with lori van pelt, author of "capital characters of old cheyenne." >> i focus on the air from the transcontinental railroad, the building of that, 1860s into the early

discussion i better not nailed a year too closely, it was one of the top people, the seventh floor of langley and i said when we leave it is going to fall apart. this is a time when you have it, several years ago, to put plumbing in and i am hopeful we did but i never ever felt that this wasn't going to end anything better than bad news. there was a 2010 op-ed in the wall street journal called the cia solution. it says we are leaving and we better have the infrastructure. i hope i haven't minced words today. you are throwing me off? >> we got a little gift for you. >> oh god, the pants. [laughter] >> they are for you, peter. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> you are watching booktv, television for serious readers. you can watch any program you see here online at booktv.org. here is a look at some books that are being published this week. fox news anchor bill o'reilly and historian martin to guard recounted death of general george patton died months after the end of world war ii in killing pan. in the short and tragic life of robert peace, the life and death of his former college roommate

it was one of the top people, seventh floor at langley. and i said you know, when we leave it's going to fall apart. this is a time when you have the, separators ago, to put plumbing and. i'm hopeful we did. but i never ever felt that this wasn't going to end anything better than bad news. there was a 2010 op-ed in "the wall street journal" to called the ca solution, and it said we're leaving and we better have infrastructure in there. i hope i haven't minced words today.

detective searching for clues in la langley park. investigates are offering up to $25,000 for information that leads to a arrest. >> the second day of deliberations now over in richmond. no verdict so far in the mcdonnell corruption trial. our bureau chief julie carrie joins us life outside the courthouse with a look at what's next. >> reporter: well look at that mic stand back there. you see a tripod being halled off. just before court adjourned there were two dozen cameras lined up. we know now that will not be the case today. it is no surprise this jury needs some time some say. >> all i can say is god's mer i are new every morning and i wake up every day filled with hope. and i'm ready to be done. >> he may be ready to be done but the 12 jurors aren't ready to deliver verdict. he came and went from court each joined by one or more of their children. they say it is no surprise there hasn't been a quick verdict. >> this is going to be one of the more complex criminal cases that this courthouse has seen in the sense that you have so