. >> tonight, aaron hernandez. he was a rising nfl star racing toward greatness. >> what's the meaning on your forearm. >> if it is, to it is up to me. basically saying my life is in my hands. whatever i want my life to be, it's up to me to make it out that way. >> and what did he make his life out to be? 12 massachusetts jurors made to decide. was he a bystander or a brutal murderer? after hearing the evidence, finally, the answer. >> what say you, madam foreperson? downward spiral, inside the case against aaron hernandez. >> it's a springtime saturday in new england patriot country a perfect day for football. >> you wake up and the adrenaline is flowing. >> one, two, three. >> hard work. >> go. >>a mike branch coaches the boston bandits a semipro team. he remembers another day just like this. >> come on! >> june 15th, 2013. something seemed out of place. >> a black suburban pulls up right on my car. i'm like who is pulling right in front of my car? >> in the driver seat, bandit defensive end, 27-year-old oweden l

aaron, you are a big twitter user.'ve always got some thoughtful things to say about the industry. what do you think? aaron levie: i should clarify for anybody watching, i came on the show to talk about our earnings and this happened jerod -- this happened. i don't know enough to add much value. clearly dick and jack came to a conclusion on what they wanted to do. i think this is probably more of a story about wall street pots ability -- wall street's ability to think long-term about high-growth technology companies than it is about anything around twitter's potential. i don't know enough to really kind of comment on that. -- beyond that. emily: you do know about the twitter product as a user. do you feel that as a service twitter is living up to its potential? aaron levie: i don't think any service is living up to its potential. there's always room for building new capabilities, new acquisitions, opening up new parts of your platform. i saw some of the things in chris tocco's notes. some of the things did not resonate

aaron: forces of the arctic 30.stewart, do you think greenpeace adequately prepared for the potential of this harsh russian crackdown? how degree views respond after it was discovered the activists were not going to be released. >> were they naÏve to go up there and not imagine that region judicial system would come down really hard? i think the opinion is split. something that greenpeace really should have known, should have predicted it. others say no, that is not true, greenpeace would appear before a did a similar protest and did not get this kind of reaction. amy: we had to mean i do on the phone here in the democracy now! broadcasting live as he was being pummeled by the arctic water but they were shooting at him in canon's hanging off the set of the ship and he is that of greenpeace. >> and now was just a year before. the year later, this huge reaction -- overreaction. the second question, what was greenpeace's reaction? we immediately went into crisis mode. everybody in the organization was put on the job of

i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. aaron: the u.s.y's war games are set to begin this week in the gulf of alaska amid protests from local communities concerned about environmental damage. the navy is reportedly unleashing thousands of sailors, soldiers, airmen, marines and coast guard members along with several navy destroyers, hundreds of aircrafts, untold weaponry, and a submarine for naval exercises that will last -- naval exercises. the gulf of alaska is one of the most pristine places left on earth. the region includes critical habitat for all five wild alaskan salmon species and 377 other species of marine life. the navy's planned live bombing runs will entail the detonation of tens of thousands of pounds of toxic munitions, as well as the use of active sonar in fisheries. amy: the navy has conducted war games in the gulf of mexico -- the gulf of alaska, but these new exercises are the largest by far. they come at a time when scientists are increasingly worried about climate change causing arctic melting. meanwhile, the unpreced

aaron? >> thank you. >>> federal transit leaders are working to prevent another deadly accident like the one in philadelphia last month. rail roads are being asked to put automatic train controls on the track. that's the technology that automatically slows the train to a safe speed near the curves. it was not in place in philadelphia. the train was going more than double the posted speed limit at a sharp curve. >>> many hospitals in the u.s. are charging more than ten times medicare rates for treatment. according to the study in the journal health affairs 20 of the 50 hospitals that charge the most are in florida, maryland and west virginia are the only two states that regulate how much hospitals charge. the study is part of a national push to curb rising health costs. it's to publish the hospital cost data that may lead to capping costs. >>> you are reaching for the healthier items when you head to the grocery store. lower calorie options make up 59% of grocery sales and higher calorie sale

aaron: i don't think any services living up to its potential.re's always room for building new capabilities, new acquisitions, opening up new parts of your platform. i saw some of the things in chris's notes. some of the things did not resonate. that's the case with every product. we have roommates -- roadmaps of box let go out for the next 10 years. until we accomplish those, we are not living up to our own potential. as a twitter user, i'm quite happy with the service. emily: you mentioned an early twitter investor. i interviewed him for an episode of "studio 1.0" that will air tonight. take a listen to what chris stock a had to say about what chris had to say about twitter. chris: i talked to a lot of people at the company. it was a well-received post. at points wall street in the direction of this is how you should be evaluating a company. you should not be headhunting a ceo. you should be focusing on these things. hely: one of the things that was very clear on is he wants twitter to be easier to use. one billion people have come to twitter

aaron: i don't think any service is living up to its potential.hink there is always room or building new capabilities, new acquisitions, opening new parts of your platform. i thought some of the things in chris's notes. i agreed with most of them something didn't resonate. i think that happens with every product. until we a college all of our goals, then we are not living up to our own potential. -- until we accomplish all of our goals. i am happy with twitter as a service. emily: we taped this interview before it happened. but take a listen to what chris sacca this guy wrote a 185 word a minute missive about what twitter needs to do. chris: it was a really well received post that i think, if done right, sets them up for success. it points wall street in the direction of how you should be evaluating the company. you should not be out headhunting the ceo. you should be focusing on these things. emily: one of the things that sacca was very clear on is that he wants twitter to be easier to use. one billion people have, to twitter and they have not st

aaron? >> angie, thank you.ifornia woman pleaded not guilty to murder after she ran over and killed a man with her car. that woman told police a motorcyclist in chula vista was traffic and even kicked her car. according to prosecutors, though, the woman chased the victim and hit his motorcycle from behind on purpose. the victim was identified as 39-year-old zachary globe, a member of the navy's special operations unit. police charged 26-year-old darla renee jackson with murder. >>> a very different kind of boating accident to tell you about this morning. florida wildlife officials say a six foot long sturgeon leaped out of a river near the georgia border. the fish knocked a girl unconscious apparently. we're told the teenager was boating with her family when this happened. she was taken to the hospital and will be fine. embarrassed but fine. >>> a grand slam caused some must-see disappointment, maybe even grief for a baseball fan in detroit. look at this kid. you can see he's so excited to catch the home run in

aaron. >> angie thank you. >>> it's 5:08 on this wednesday morning. we want to get a look at your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> let's check in with storm team meteorologist chuck bell. chuck it's 67 degrees out right now. and it feels much better. >> yeah there's a collective ahh across the area. compared to yesterday. those dew points were in the mid-70s yesterday. they've dropped considerably now. and that's the way we really measure moisture in the atmosphere, is with dew points. here's a look to the northeastern sky. beautiful day out. skies have gone mostly clear during the overnight hours while you were sleeping. temperatures have dropped nicely back into the low 60s. 63 in oleaan. mid-60s in manassas and bridgeville. no slowdowns at all. green lights morning, afternoon and evening from the weather department. as far as temperatures go, noticeably less humid temperatures upper 60s to around 70 until 8:00 in the morning. mid-70s between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine. if you're on your way home or just tourists visiting the city in th

and commissioners and director i'm paul i'm the program analyst in the sf program as mentioned aaron low sf connected helped the seniors and disabled co-author house was in the deintoxicate and it the sf grantee they provide the community services for people living with serious illness and provided the computers in 9 locations throughout the tenderloin and market area they provide trainers in the located this trainer will cover top from training to job readiness train with the boot camp and investment training to allow individuals to get dos training in the community they if find it monitored with this year and for fiscal year 2015-2016 their training hundred and 50 consumers and conducted 11 hundred hours we request approval of this grant renewable. >> thank you may i have a motion to discussion. >> so moved. >> any questions or comments from the commission questions or comments from the public commissioner sims. >> yeah. how are those programs quantified in the end result. >> right in all the scopes for this training component for the sf connected program there's outcome objectives

watch my interview with aaron leavy tomorrow on studio 1.0.oming up, could big data kill viral ads? we will ask john scully. another milestone, ali baba's plans to become the biggest online bank. all of that is ahead. on "bloomberg." west." ♪ emily: in unicorn news, raising funds at a $10 billion valuation. back in december, this round of funding could be announced this week. well, big data could mean big bucks for advertisers if they know how to use the technology. data interactive help brands to crunch the numbers and send data to customers. they work with 700 different customers, quaker oats, british airways, sprint. david steinberg joins us now. we have more and the company cofounder, john's scully. michael wolff from activeate is still with me. john, i will start with you. how can you serve the needs of everyone with one technology? john we are a platform company : able to leverage that capability with 350 million profile names, and we have a repeatable model. last year, we grew over 70% topline. we had 700 people. this is a company that

>> reporter: hey, good morning, aaron. the vote today could delay the expansion of this pilot program planned for 2016 if it does not happen, it will not impact the 168 cameras already on the street. this was introduced by council member mcduffie who essential says if we're going to roll out the police cameras and do it in the name of transparency the public deserves to be able to see this video. he calls it public information, but people like the mayor have been pretty firm that they don't want this information released. it will come with a price tag. $1.5 million a year it will cost. it will need budget approval, it will require more money for the 2016 budget which starts in october. again, the mayor and cathy lanier, the police chief have been pretty strong and firm in the idea they don't want this video to be published. it will be voted on here at the wilson building. zachary kiesch. back to you in studio. >>> you can see a significant tax cut in the district a year sooner than you were supposed to. today the d.c. coun

>> reporter: aaron, yeah. in just hours this area is going to fill up with first responders, world class athletes from around the globe competing in these games for the first time coming to the u.s. aaron, you had a chance recently to profile a local firefighter, tracy daly who is getting ready to bring it for the next week or so. fan fest coming up this afternoon at 3:00 for everybody to come on down. eat a little food get some entertainment and look at the classic and more modern public safety vehicles thatb will on display -- that will be on display. now, the opening ceremony kicks off at 6:00. that's where aaron will be emceeing. there will be lots of people here, dignitaries including former secretary of state colin powell. and of course, one of the stars from nbc's hit "chicago fire" will be here. all of this free and open to the public. the actual games, when that starts most of that will be in fairfax county. but again, free and open to the public. lots of fun and a wonderful way to honor our public sa

back to you, aaron. >> thank you. >>> 6:32 right now. some disturbing new details about an isis inspired terror plot. sources tell nbc news two massachusetts men wanted to behead a blogger who encouraged people to draw the prophet muhammad. instead, the men then decided to attack the police officers and they discussed that plan last weekend apparently. 25-year-old david wright of everett, massachusetts, now behind bars. 26-year-old usaama rahim of boston was shot and killed after police -- after he lunged with a knife at a police officer and an fbi agent. rahim was under 4 hour a day surveillance when he bought knives with long blades online. the fbi confronted rahim just before he was to board a bus with one of those knives. and some other new details about the anthrax scare we have been telling you about. a military lab shipped out twice as many samples as was previously thought. they reached labs in 17 different states and three different countries and the pentagon says that number could grow. as many as 51 labs are affected here. the

aaron and eun?> thanks, alexis. >>> it's scary to think that someone could control the nation's capitol with a few streetlights, but an argentine hacked the system pretty easy. with espoke to ddot -- we spoke to ddot who said it was never hacked. ddot is in the middle of the retiming project and the city says it's retimed them so you can hit all the greens on your way to work. >> i think a minute for each traffic light. people coming back and forth. i think that would be great. >> ddot says it's shaved off about two minutes off the commute on 18th street downtown. that retiming process is now headed to streetlights in upper northwest washington. every minute can count when driving in the morning. >>> well, time to check your forecast this morning. 6:41. >> meteorologist chuck bell is at the metro station with the 4 x 4, doing some doughnuts in the parking lot -- i mean, checking the forecast. >> doughnuts? really, there's going to be doughnuts. i realized you're accusing me of reckless driving in th

that was a fatal crash as aaron mentioned from overnight. gw park away, everything rolling along just fine. prince george's county, no major road work. 95 and rolling just fine. live look at 66 in ten minutes. >>> freddie gray's autopsy report leaked. and now a response from the maryland state attorney. state attorney marilyn moseley saying her office did not release the report that gray suffered quote high energy injury, end quote while riding in the police van. the state medical examiner said gray fits the medical and legal definition of an accident. it's because officers failed to follow procedure that gray's death was ruled homicide. a lot of reaction going on this morning. attorneys for the six police officers say they have not seen the report yet. >>> it's day two of the hearing about metro's underground emergency. the ntsb will ask multiple agency what is they're doing to keep you safe when smoke killed a woman in the metro tunnel earlier this year. we're also learning more about how metro operates today. the big story yesterday, the

aaron? >> kristin wright at the live desk for us. thank you. in news4 your health, putting your children under general anesthesia could be more dangerous than thought. before the age of 4 it can lead to diminished language comprehension, decreased gray matter density in parts of the brain. researchers are recommending more studies on the issue. >>> today, several fairfax county police officers will experience what living with mental illness is like. 20 officers will wear ipods so they can hear voices and learn what people with schizophrenia is dealing with. today is a beginning of week-long training for officers. the goal is to prepare them on how to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental illness and how to communicate with the person who might be mentally ill. >>> all right, time for weather and traffic on the 1s. we're dealing with some changes coming our way. >> yeah, it's summertime. let's check in with tom kierein to see what's coming. >> all is calm and quiet today. a scene of tran

aaron? >> all right. kristin wright. 6:15 now, and some brand-new video this morning of a daring water rescue in frederick, maryland. look at the video here. a helicopter lowered a basket to rescue two teenagers. they were trapped on the rocks here at lake linganore dam. you can see the water rushing over the rocks here. eight people had to be rescued. crews could not find a 62-year-old man. >>> on the eastern shore, a child died in the boat crash. this happened on kent island. during the thunder on the narrows race there yesterday. take a look, maryland natural resources police say that this boat's driver lost control then crashed into the spectator boat that was full of people. three of them are recovering right now. a 7-year-old died. also at kent island, crews will be looking for a missing man from silver spring. his boat flipped in the water and then capsized there yesterday. and nobody's found him so far. rescuers did pull four family members from that water, but we are told that the m

aaron? >> angie goff for us at the live desk, thank you. >>> and nbc's pete williams is in boston right now. look for his live updates on the "today" show. >>> a d.c. instructor accused of sexually abusing a student. giovanni pena is a popular fourth grade teacher at the oyster-adams school. they received information he sexually abused a student on 19th street. they arrested pena and charged him with second degree sexual assault yesterday. >>> and tracking down a killer, someone stabbed a man on walters lane last night. the victim went to the nearby state police barracks to help. he later died at the hospital. police are offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest. >>> there will be a vigil later today for a 24-year-old killed outside of a target store in germantown. miriam adebayo was shot and she met her ex-boyfriend at the target. bricker shot adebayo and then took off. they captured bricker after a short chase and crash. >>> 6:36. a new video into the news room of a tooer

aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> 5:01. d.c. leaders are making an announcement today about how they plan to deal with drugs. news4's megan mcgrath live at headquarters with what we can expect from the mayor this morning. >> reporter: well, aaron, it is being billed as a significant shift in policy in the district of columbia. the mayor and chief of police are announcing a new strategy that will target drug suppliers. instead of low level users. now, the police will be allowed to crack down on the sale of synthetic drugs. earlier this month there was a mass overdose situation that at least 11 people got sick taking bizarre-o. d.c. had seen a sharp increase in overdoses and many cases go unreported. the health department is working with hospitals to improve the reporting of patients who come in because of synthetic drug use. we're expecting to learn more about how that is going to work out later on during this announcement as well. the mayor the chief of police will be out at 11:00 this morni

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we are talking about the weather and it's been a big story because of the heat wave. >> tom kierein has the 411. >> yeah, day six of the heat wave with temperatures above 90 again this afternoon. right now storm team 4 radar showing a couple of sprinkles here. pan handle of west virginia and then south of there, just south and east of winchester. right along the blue ridge as it's moving into northern fauquier county it's drying out. the how ises of charleston, moving into southern frederick over the next few minutes. now, that's going to be a few scattered sprinkles. then later today hour by hour timing this new model runs coming in. all the way through noontime. everything will be fine. partly cloudy sky. then around 2:00, some thunderstorms developed way out in the mountains of west virginia and then by 4:00 p.m. they're into the shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia. it's after that that we seal the scattered thunderstorms getting closer to the metro area, across northern v

aaron? >> kristin wright at the live desk, thank you. >>> tonight, president obama will welcome brazilian president to the white house. the two are expected to focus on climate change. world leaders are supposed to sign a climate treaty in december. the two nations have to patch up relations a bit. in 2013, rousseff cancelled a state visit over allegations that the white house had spied on her. >>> the ntsb is headed to massachusetts where a plane crashed in a house. two adults and a child on that plane died. take a look. you can see the crash set fire to that home which was already pretty much destroyed on impact yesterday. four people in the house made it out alive. >>> right now, police in tunisia are searching nationwide for more suspects after a gunman shot and killed at least 38 tourists on a beach. chilling new pictures show the man carrying an assault rifle walking along the water's edge. police say the gunman acted alone during the attack, but had accomplices who supported him befor

but from the moment aaron and his wife, jen, spot the size of the first few hailstones, they realizehis time the hail itself may do the greatest damage. >> my whole family is at the front door watching the wind and everything pick up. >> that is going to do damage. those are bigger -- >> oh, no. >> and then we noticed like these huge pieces of ice just coming out of the sky. >> they're almost baseballs. >> win seconds, the hand full of falling ice chunks becomes a downpour. >> oh, my gosh! >> aaron's 3-year-old son can hardly keep his eyes off the unusual phenomenon. >> get back from the window. >> get back. oh, my goodness gracious. >> as the hailstones fall, aaron has a disturbing thought. >> initially we were just looking at the yard being beat up, landscaping was ruined within a few seconds. >> oh, my gosh. >> and then i started realizing, oh, i didn't put my car in the garage. >> yeah, our cars are ruined. >> the deluge is so intense and the hailstone so large, aaron can't risk running the 20 feet to his cars. >> basically i didn't want to go outside and risk dying. >> the house

>>> thank you, aaron. an off duty police officer was shot during an early morning carjacking in michigan. this happened around 2:00 a.m. in dearborn. the officer was a passenger in an suv when someone tried to carjack the suv. the officer and another man were both shot. you can see the suv was riddled with bullet holes. both men were rushed to the hospital and are expected to be okay. >>> metro says it has fixed two separate track problems on the red line today that may have made you late for work. metro's blaming arcing insulators for delays this morning. four about an hour trains were single-tracking in both directions at the friendship heights metro station after crews fixed that problem they had another problem to fix, arcing insulators near the bethesda metro station. even though both problems were fixed relatively quickly, the delays lasted about two hours. >>> today members of the family brutally murdered in their home will be laid to rest. the funeral comes as authorities remain quiet about whether

aaron, can't wait to see you down here. >> thanks. >>> check out storm team 4 radar right now. it is clear right now. but get ready, we're in for a soaker of a day. amelia segal has the latest on the flood watches. >>> and we have the worst commute, and where does it stack up against the other cities. >>> did you get enough sleep last night? were you sleeping alone? why some couples are splitting up at least at night. >>> were you sleeping alone? sorry. i'm stuck on that. hey, if you're headed to the beach this weekend, are you headed there alone? no. be on the lookout for this. the hammerhead shark making an appearance at the coast and how dangerous it is to humans. >>> well this is not a good story to hear right before you jump in the car and try to work. a new report from the census bureau says d.c. is the third worst city for traffic in regards to travel time. d.c. took the third spot behind san francisco. new york is number one. >>> well, you have no doubt seen this video. a hammerhead shark came right up on the beach in ocean city yesterday. that's a little too close to h

that's all i got. >> i remember when we met aaron, the man was absolutely tattooed. just incredibly inked. if one word describes him, it's intense. just full of energy. i remember when my producer asked him, what's the daily routine. he started right in on telling us what it was all about. >> one person gets down, the bunk down, come over, do your business. wipe the sink out. this has to be pristine. this has to be clean. the inside. see how i'm playing in the toilet, this is clean. i could wash my face in it, we keep everything that clean. we don't live like pigs. we're not animals. everything is spotless. that's why everything's so shiny. there's etiquette, you don't do this, you know what i mean? see, i have to pass gas, i don't fart in the cell. i'll sit on the [ bleep ] and hit the button. that way -- you're so contained every little smell is offensive. it's hell. it's constant pressure every day. it's like an animal in a cage. you get poked, prodded, not just by staff, but by everybody. everything's -- everything's a challenge. this is a place where evil lives,

aaron? >>> let's go! back up. >> oh, my god. >> questions this morning about whether metro transit police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed a metrobus rider who didn't pay his fare. you take a look here, you can see some plainclothes officers holding a man here. the officers confronted that man when they saw that he didn't pay. now, according to metro he then pushed one of the officers. the man who recorded this video said that police pepper sprayed him in the face before arresting him. the man behind the video believe the officers used excessive force. >>> news4's transportation reporter adam tuss said they're part of a new crackdown. it hands out thousands of citations every year, but rarely arrests anybody. >>> it is 6:33. right now, prince george's county police want your help to find someone they say sexual assaulted a 6-year-old girl. take a look at this picture here. police say this man inappropriately touched a girl last week at a cvs store at the shopping center on riverdale road in n

aaron, back to you. >> thank you. 4:46 now. today former house speaker dennis hastert will appear before a federal judge in chicago on charges that he lied to the fbi. he was reportedly paying millions in hush money to cover up past misconduct. the victim was a student at a school where hastert taught. he has not been seen in public since the indictment. a former wrestler said it was too soon to convict him. >> before more comes out i'll still believe he's a good person. >> today's hearing is a formality. he'll enter a plea. >>> leaders of the transportation security administration will be in the hot seat. the tsa failed to identify dozens of airport workers with links to terror. this follows a report on security failures. nbc's edward lawrence has more on the congressional hearings. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. i think it took a lot of people on capitol hill by surprise. there will be some tough questions from senators at a hearing on capitol hill today. now, the inspector general homeland security report says

aaron? >> all right, kristin thank you. >>> and kristin referenced this developing story in upstate new york. people living in the town near clinton correctional facility are waking up for the first time in three weeks not in fear. [ cheers and applause ] cheers for that small town, escapee david sweat is in critical condition this morning after being shot by a state trooper yesterday, just two miles from the canadian border. the fugitive was unarmed when the new york state police sergeant shot him twice as he ran toward a tree line. sweat's capture comes two days after his fellow escapee richard matt was sho >> these were dangerous, dangerous men. both matt and sweat. they were killers. >> they have put their lives at risk for us and can't thank them enough. can't thank them enough. >> citizens speaking of police officers there. david sweat being treated at albany medical center under heavy police guard this morning. sweat and richard matt were on the run for about three weeks after a movie

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. that rain was relentless overnight. >> let's see if it's moving out here. >> you can exhale now. our flood threat has ended as the flood watch is now expired and the heavy downpours we had yesterday, we get one last batch of rain coming through a couple hours ago. now it's on the eastern shore. luckily, a few showers out to the west of us throughout most of the region just some low clouds are lingering. have the umbrella handy for later today. you won't need a jackie but you will need long sleeves. the umbrella may be needed by late afternoon and especially into this evening as we have another possibility of showers coming through. long sleeves. it's rather cool this morning. 50s in the mountains. closer to washington around the metro area being we're in the mid to upper 60s, near 70 in washington and right by the chesapeake bay. your bus stop forecast for this tuesday, next weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> new crash. we're talking about route 7 right there at ashburn village boulev

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aaron. >>> 6:25 now, you might want to check the furniture in your child's room this morning. more than 20,000 pieces of designer armoire, hutches and combos are being recalled because they can tip over. the furniture is made by the. ali company. a strap used to attach the furniture to the wall could break allowing it to tip over and injure the child. the consumer should contact them for new straps. >>> your birthday could impact your health problems. researchers find that people worth in october have higher asthma risk. those born in november have a higher risk of adhd. they say lifestyle choices make more of an impact than your birth month. >>> who gets more sleep research essay women get more sleep heading into the weekend. women get 25 minutes more sleep but that rathers by country. despite the extra sleep men wake up on a better mood than women, especially on sunday. the study says that men and women in the u.s. report some of the worst quality sleep in the world which is not surprising. we're very focused on working hard and getting a lot done. you get home from work, mo

aaron? >> thank you. 6:42. the government's power to collect your phone data is suspended right now. intelligence officials say that americans are now at greater risk. nbc's tracie potts is following this this story for us. how will this impact the law enforcement? >> reporter: as of 6 1/2 hours ago, they can't use roving wiretaps anymore. that's what the government used to track terror suspects who kept changing the cell phones and they can't track so-called lone wolf terrorists who come into the country and are not part of a particular group. that expired at midnight. at sunday, lawmakers tried to come one a compromise either to temporarily extend it or to replace it with the usa freedom act. neither happened. so those provisions went away. this was one that pitted republicans against republicans. some saying that we desperately need these tools. that's the administration's standpoint. others say we're handing over our privacy. remember it included the bulk phone records the program that snowden made public.

eun aaron. >> thank you meagen. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. let's get more on that with a break from the crushing heat today. >> right now remnants of bill sitting over texas, but it is on a track to come up our way, but not until late saturday night and into sunday. right now in woodbridge, it's a comfortable 75 there and partly cloudy. after highs there reaching the low 80s. what a break from the high heat. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, right now lanham, prince george's county 72. high reaching low 80s as well with partly sunny skies. and in ashburn, around 71 degreeser very pleasant. open the windows. afternoon highs, low 80s. low humidity in place throughout the rest of the afternoon, lower humidity. a look at your drive time forecast for this wednesday that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. in about ten minutes on 5:41. an early backup melissa why did that happen? >> we did. you never know so many people used 395 so early in the morning. now, it's looking a lot better. tom, look at this, have you ever seen 395 so b

byerly's bunk. >> aaron byerly?today, byerly goes to a discipline hearing. >> i'm not going to be a person that puts my business out there. if they say they found something and they found it, i'm not just going to say it was mine and cop out like that. that's just not my style. >> go to the table over there and have a seat in that red chair. >> byerly is due to transfer to prison any day now. if he is sent to segregation before then, that sanction could carry over to prison, as well. >> do you want to tell me your side of the story? >> yeah. when the s.o.r.t. team had came in, i was at the very front of the door. i was watching tv. there was a group of people by my rack. i don't know who put it there, i can't give you no individual name or nothing like that. all i can say is it wasn't mine. >> here's what i got. this isn't your first time getting caught with contraband. and it's hard for me to believe that that wasn't yours, especially it was wrapped up and underneath a cup in the corner of your bunk. i mean you act

aaron morrison this day was quite interesting in the rural woods at alberta, canada. >> a flat tire. >> oh! >> oh my gosh. they're working out and the truck towing a small caterpillar piece of machinery, a royal police mounted. >> the vehicle is taking off down the road other people stepping out of the way and officers tried to get out of the vehicle, looks like it's off into the woods and according to aaron morleyson the suspect got away. she claims the suspect was armed. >> he's armed. he's armed. he's armed. >> how weird. he was getting away in a heavy truck carrying heavy machinery. >> reports say that heavy machinery was a stolen piece of equipment and the owner was on scene able to track his stolen equipment because there was a gps locator in it. given an opportunity i'm going to cause a crash. no reports of injuries to officers. >>> video just released online is going viral. this is reportedly another video we've seen quite a few of these in recent months in this particular video translations say she is saying "let me go let me go i won't put it on" meaning the head skafb that

aaron and eun. >>> thanks, your time is 6:48.ro will have to answer to a scathing report that details how the agency is not meeting its own standards when it comes to safety protocol. the federal transportation administration report points out 90 safety issues. it criticizes communication between its own departments. and the fta found that metro is suffering from a lack of staffing and management. we'll learn more at 10:00 this morning when the report is officially released. >>> and you'll have to deal with crowded metro trains for at least another month. engineers checking all the 4,000 series railcars taken out of service and found no evidence of a safety hazard. some door components were at the low level of metro standards. the agency took the cars out of service after some doors on the trains came open while the train was moving. metro says it will take a month to gradually get the cars back on the track. >>> a developing story now. criminal allegations have shaken the cardinals node.today, the fbi investigating one of the mo

aaron, it's groceries, and walmart wants your grocery dollar. they start a new pilot program with five stand alone centers built specifically for customers to pick up orders placed online. so here's how it works. you type in your name or number at a kiosk. you park in a designated spot and workers will deliver your groceries to your car. sounds nice. >>> and how do you like your subway sandwiches? they're eliminating artificial flavors and colorings over the next 18 months. trying to cash in on consumer demand for healthier food. among the ingredients being axed, caramel coloring added to steak and pastrami. >> interesting. >>> today you're invited to celebrate fairfax. it starts at 6:00 tonight. a lot of entertainment on tap, activities for the kids including live concerts. you can see the animals there. crafts and rides too. the festival lasts through sunday night. >>> very fun. bring the kids. >> okay. i'll find -- >> you can -- >> tom, good weekend to get out right? >> yeah, boy do we deserve it. >> yeah. >> after what we have been through i

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aaron and eun?lissa, thank you. >>> we are watching conditions outside for you right now after a nasty night of storms. you can see

but if you're waking up wither aaron, aaron's happy to see this. we have got 86 on your wednesday, 87 on thursday. 88 on friday. temperatures back into the 90s. 94 coming up on monday. that's when the humidity starts to increase as well. >> i think aaron thinks it's 5:25 in the morning. you should go tell him. >> and a new development in the case of a former ravens cheer leader. why it's putting a halt to her upcoming trial. testimony from a student about the day they found her dead. >> and a teen aged boy steps up to help others. how far he's come to give books to other kids who ca >>> first at 5:30 a chilling question by a man charged in the murder of a virginia college student. what would you do if grace didn't come back? that detail revealed today by one of grace mann's roommates. northern virginia bureau chief live outside the court in fredericks burg. jules? >> reporter: on one side of the courtroom today the mother of the slain student. her father, a judge, was not here today. on the other side of the courtroom, steven's family. they offered

>> reporter: aaron, good morning. yes, we are live outside one of the proposed stops -- the silver spring library behind me. a decision on the light rail line is one of the most watched in the entire state. now, the governor has been highly critical of the costs estimated at somewhere close to $2.5 billion. he's pressured folks to come up with ways to cut down that price tag. possibly asking montgomery and prince george's counties to chip in even more dollars. this 16-mile light rail line will run -- run by the maryland transit administration and connects two busy washington suburbs from bethesda to new carrollton. and we're talking about proponents pushing this as a way to ease congestion and bring jobs to the area. on the flip side, taxpayers could be tapped even those who do not use public transit. we'll keep an eye on this. the announcement comes later today, this afternoon at 2:30 and when the governor makes the announcement we'll send it out to you through push alerts inside our nbc washington app. we are live t

aaron? >> thank you. >>> coming up on 17 after 5:00 and today, the first funeral will be held for one of the shooting victims in charleston. sha sharonda singleton will be honored with a ceremony by her sorority sisters. >>> a lot of us struck with the compassion and the forgiveness we are seeing in charleston. bible study resumed yesterday at the mother emanuel ame church there. there are square cutouts where the bullets hit, but those are the only signs of evidence there of a violence. some of the worshiper last night had family members who were killed. >> i am hurt, i'm angry. but i am not in a -- in a spirit or an attitude that would lend itself to hate. that's not going to happen. >> confessed killer dylann roof now has federal public defenders. a lot of people think that means he'll face federal charges in addition to the nine murder charges he faces. >>> d.c. homicide detectives want to know who dumped a body in the potomac river. this is a separate incident from the man's body police