live in ashburn, richard reeve, abc 7 news. a decade after the murder of montgomery county teenager, her family refuses to give up hope the killer will be caught. family and friends gathered in an aspen hill parking lot tonight where the 15-year-old on julyd badly beaten 25, 1975. she died several days later. people. was filled with kathy.re doing this for she deserves closure. whoever did this to her needs to be punished. an investigator, a former police officer who went to school with kathy. his facebook page has helped generate new leads and tips in the case. news and the corruption trial of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell land his wife. the associated press reports ken cuccinelli may take the stand. wasces tell ap cuccinelli subpoenaed by the defense team. they are accused of accepting 000 in gifts and loans from a former ceo of star scientific. cuccinelli received $18,000 from the same company. the trail begins monday. cleanup resumes at ephonia green -- at association of american t cherrystone campground belfort fu

four years ago it was a forest, wedged between route 7 and route 28 in ashburn. but the bulldozers gave way to the start of another planned community. oneloudoun. today several restaurants and shops are already open here, some families all moved into the hope. and metro silver line is sparking even more construction. >> the construction already has begun out to dulles airport and then past dulles airport all the way out, way out into loudoun county. and there are already two mixed use communities happening at the end of the line. >> reporter: with an average age of 35, loudoun has become a suburban haven for young families. but the school system is feeling the pinch. each year they're adding about 3,000 new students, which means a growing need for space. 43 new schools have been built here since 2000. virginia's boom, though, goes well beyond loudoun. we head southeast into the commonwealth's third largest jurisdiction, prince william county. here eight new schools built in just the past five years. they're adding about 2,000 students a year, and this county like

in ashburn, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> a vigil will be held tonight in another cold case, 15-year- old kathy beatty was found beaten and unconscious 39 years ago yesterday in a heavily wooded area next to the aspen hill k-mart. she died nearly two weeks later. her murder remained unsolved. the vigil for kathy starts at 7:30 near that crime scene in the aspen hill k-mart parking lot. >>> the only station with weather alert days, wusa9 first alert weather. >> before we get tqto that fun weather stuff let's talk about a bear. >> this is pretty interesting i think. it was taken this morning in rockville about 7:00. i think it's a big bear. apparently it's about 135 pounds. that's good enough to kill you. >> i don't know if that's that big. >> you want to wrestle a 135- pound bear? >> i wouldn't say i would wrestle him, but as bears go, this is not a kodiak. >> no. it's a black bear. >> do you remember what derek calls these things? the hairy brother. >> i just say honey, i can't cut the grass tonight. there's a bear in the backyard, sorry. >> and she'll say honey, that bear is about as big as a

a gallon of regular unleaded in ashburn virginia at the sunoco at 42800 creek view plaza, there you willpay $3.71 a gallon. but you'll pay $3.75 a gallon at the y4 >>> now emergency crews are searching the wreckage of a plane that crashed while attempting an emergency landing in taiwan. the country's central news agency says at least 51 people died when the plane came down in a residential area in the city of mongon. the transasia airlines flight was a twin-engine turbo prop plane. there were some reports it was struggling from strong winds of a typhoon. >>> the first bodies of some of the victims of the malaysia airlines crash in ukraine are now in nepterlands this afternoon -- in the netherlands this afternoon. >> reporter: the first victims of malaysia airlines flight 17 arrived with somber ceremony in the netherlands. the coffins were given military honors as the dutch observed a national day of mourning. >> you see it on everybody, on the faces of everybody. they want their children back. that's the important part of family. >> reporter: on wednesday ukraine's defense ministry said

six new stations will be added, including dulles airport, and it will in ashburn, virginia, the stations expected to open in 2018. until then, the washington flyer bus service will operate from the new re ston station. the new route is shorter and cheaper. five dollars each way instead of ten. >>> for complete guides to the new silver line, go to wusa9.com and look under the "driving you crazy tab." we'll have coverage of the morning and evening rush hours on monday, beginning at 4:25:00 a.m. with andrea and mike. >>> an uber cab driver is under arrest, accused of sexally assaulting a woman. the alleged incident happened last sunday, around 2:30 in the 1400 block of rhode island avenue. the man is charged with second degree sexual assault. >>> israel's cabinet voted to extend a cease-fire in ga za another 24 hours, hamas has yet to agree on it. we are in tel aviv with the latest tonight. >> reporter: saturday morning is really rockets -- israeli rockets rained down on gaza and a few minutes later, a cease- fire went in effect. people went back to their neighborhoods and collected persona

the line will eventually extend all the way to ashburn, virginia. those stations are expected to open in 2018. >>> until then, the washington flyer bus service that runs to dulles will operate from the new resten station instead of the past west falls church station. the new route is shorter and will be cheaper. $5 each way instead of $10. >>> for a complete guide of the new silver line, go to wusa9.com. look under the driving you crazy tab. we'll have team coverage of the silver line's first morning and evening rush hours during our newscast on monday, beginning at 4:25 in the morning,s with andrea and mike. join us then. >>> we're in the clear from storms for the rest of the evening, but tomorrow is a yellow alert day. first alert meteorologist erica grow is tracking it all. >> that's right, bruce. we have the risk for severe weather in the forecast for tomorrow. this comes to us from the storm prediction center. the slight risk area is outlined in yellow. the moderate risk area, which you can see, includes portions of west virginia. that is also

redskins training camp starts thursday in ashburn. the question will it be as hot as last month during minicamp. 90 degree temps caused some tempers to flair during a fight. practices will start around 8:30 a.m., much earlier than last year. the goal is to get the work in before the hottest part of the day. preseason starts september 7th. >>> the first ever nationwide fast food workers convention will happen in chicago this week. 1400 workers from around the nation are expected to attend. on the agenda, strategizing and developing plans to campaign for higher wages and better working conditions. >>> 10:06. we're not far from another big election. the event happening today to make sure you're familiar with your choices. plus we've told you about the delays on metro now that trains are running on the silver line, next i'll show you exactly why your commute could be slowing down. stay with us. >>> metro riders be prepared for changes to your commutes tomorrow. train schedules are changing ahead of the silver line debut next saturday. whi

in ashburn, virginia, you'll want to fill up at the sunoco on creek view plaza where unleaded costs 3.71. that's high, but it's 70 -- okay, let's try this all over again, it is 17 cents more a gallon at the safeway on broadland center plaza which makes it the priciest spot in town and i could actually get that out. >> easy for you to say, right? >>> live roaches and ample mouse droppings a few of the closure violations investigative reporter russ ptacek uncovers in this week's restaurant alert. >> reporter: you know how to track violations in d.c., virginia and montgomery county on our wusa9 restaurant alert app, but 1 county has not gone digital, so we continue to track the paperwork on them. that's prince george's county one closure after the other. starting in mount rainier a complaint about a mouse infestation at family dollar on queens chapel road led inspectors to close the store citing chewed food packages and ample mouse droppings. a couple months ago we reported on three other prince george's county family dollar stores ordered closed for health violations. then a spokesman issu

ashburn alley. giants take the lead. one on the bottom of the fifth for rollins. 13th homerun of the year and phillies took lead. now to the top of ninth phillies leading five-four. papelbon with all these scouts looking on getting ready to -- ut-oh. that's the first homerun he's given up this season. gave it up to buster posie. so low shot phillies giants are tied at five in the 11th inning of play. >> scouts on hand tonight as i said trade deadline approaching. and the phillies going nowhere. many fans hoping that ruben amaro, jr., just blows it up. on the morning show here's what ruben had to say. >> we don't have any untouchables on this club. we don't have any, um, you know, necessarily expectations of what we're going to do. what we do have is an open mind about trying to improve the club and we'll try to do it in any way we can. >> the phillies can't wait till friday when they drop off the fans radar screen. eagles take the spotlight at novacare. they report for year two of the chip kelly era. he inherit he had fo

her body was discovered in a shallow grave in ashburn. erica's dad says this is not how he was hoping to see this case close. >> the suicidal way wasn't the way we were looking to have to deal with this individual. we were hoping that he would go through the system and, you know, through due process and then be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, but unfortunately he took the coward's way out and took his own life. >> the sheriff's office says since the suspect was never arrested they're declining to release his name or reveal exactly when he committed suicide. we do understand he met erica while posing as a visit from europe who would take the teenager shopping. >>> thousands of women secretly photographed by a gynecologist at johns hopkins hospital will have to describe their trauma before they are considered for their share of the $190 million settlement. 8,000 women joined the class action suit against dr. nikita levy. he used a pinlike camera he wore around his neck to secretly record videos and take photos of his patients.

this one in cheltenham, montgomery county, tree limbs dented this car at tookany creek parkway and ashburn. one tree actually felon two cars causing significant damage and it forced the the closure of north caln road. the trees knocked out power there is there 19,000 people without power tonight. >>> following this week's food truck explosion officials went to work today to prevent another blast with people packing the streets, police, fire and l and i officials check valves on propane tanks and reading labels. matt rivers has the the story live from the ben franklin parkway, matt. >> jessica, security the top issue right now for police officers here along the parkway but looking at the people here by the looks of what they are doing everybody is enjoying themselves. you wouldn't know that security is on their mind really. everybody enjoying their time so far as the sun has come out here at this fourth of july festival. of course is there food. >> fried oreos and funnel cake, keep it on the strip. >> reporter: and great music. >> ♪ >> reporter: and a lot of smiles. but when ben franklin pa

. >> braulio came still low of -- castillo of ashburn will remain free. he is accused of killing his estranged wife. she was found hanging in her shower. >>> the case against a police officer accused of attacking his pregnant girlfriend has been decides missed. calvin willis is -- dismissed. calvin willis is a married 52- year-old d.c. police officer. he's accused of repeatedly kicking his 25-year-old girlfriend. she refused medical help despite a report of a miscarriage. [ inaudible ] >> lois lerner is accused of a politically bias campaign to harass organizations applying for tax exempt status. she has repeatedly invoked her first amendment right. >>> a house overwhelming approved the $16 billion bill to overhaul the department of veterans affairs. that bill now goes to the senate and a vote there is expected as early as today. >> congress has one day to approve a new funding source for highway and bridge repairs. on tuesday the senate approved amendments to replenish the us highway trust fund differently than the house measure passed earlier in the mon

and there is always the great golf getaway in ashburn or perhaps the quaint prior patch bed and breakfast in loudoun county, wine country is endless. and speaking of wine, joining us now, annabel and matt from barrel oaks. a winery out in virginia. thank you for joining us. i was surprised at the number of wineries in loudoun county. this is a great place to come even for a day trip. >> it sure is. the virginia wine industry has really blossomed the last several years. and we're happy to be a part of it. loudoun county does such a great job in supporting the industry. >> and you you have so many wines. >> and they're all wonderful. we're proud of our wine makers. we have 20 wines that we sell and all made at our house. >> and you can bring your dog, your pets. it's really for the family. my favorite one, i have to admit, they have this chocolate dessert wine, you won't find if anywhere else. we might have to crack into a bottle after the show. but with that, we want it say thank you to everybody who came out. the town of leesburg, more than cheer, jewel green, the loudoun county high scho

. >>> prosecutors in loudoun county, virginia are asking a judge to revoke the bond of a ceo in ashburn who is charged with first degree murder in the death of his estranged wife. news 4 learned there is new dna evidence that prosecutors say directly ties castillo to the crime scene. prosecutors say it shows he was present at the time his wife, michelle, was killed. they say the new direct link makes it more likely that he would flee. he is still in jail unable to post his $2 million bond because some of his assets have been frozen. his lawyer says the dna findings do not show castillo was involved in his wife's death. >>> officers armed with long guns blocked off a busy corridor today. police are looking for the person who tha isay made a phony 911 call about a school shooting in the area. this morning someone reported a teacher had been shot inside meridian public charter school. several law enforcement agencies responded and had to evacuate kids attending summer school and camp. >> we were asked to evacuate the building. we were able to do that within ten minutes. all students were e

. >> joining us now to scrutinize the coverage of this war, lauren ashburn who hosts social buzz on the fox website, k.t. mcfarland, a former defense apartment official in the reagan administration and fred francis, former pentagon correspondent for nbz now with the firm 15 seconds.com. as news organizations grapple with covering this, how much impact is social media having? >> social media is the new bloody battlefield for this conflict. they show disturbing and gruesome images without a filter. and journalists are doing it, too, without having an editor to say, this is too much. >> k.t., i've noticed a turn in the last 48 hours especially, a lot of commentators now saying israel easily winning the conflict on the battlefield but losing the media war. true? >> sure. hamas understands that it's never going to beat israel militarily. so the only place it can fight and win is in the public relations scope. what are they doing? look at the split screen you see. you see an israeli official having to defend the deaths of the palestinian children and then you see the palestinian children. wha

prosecutors want braulio castillo of ashburn back behind bars. he was released on $2 million bond yesterday. castillo is accused of killing his estranged wife and making her death look like a suicide. the mother of five was found hanging in her shower back in march. prosecutors say she was beaten and strangled by her estranged husband. the state is asking for his bond to be revoked because of dna evidence. >>> calvin willis is a 52-year- old married d.c. cop accused of repeatedly kickingly 25-year- old girl friend during an argument in may. she refused to medical help despite concerns of a miscarriage. in dismissing the case the u.s. attorney's office said there is insufficient evidence to go forward. >>> it's hard to wrap your head around this, but it happens to just about one in five female students in college these days, sexual assault. >> today brave survivors and a bipartisan senator introducing a bill to cut that statistic off at its knees. debra alfarone introduces us to a woman whose story is sparking change. >> reporter: today the world

. >> joining us now to analyze the coverage, lauren ashburn, fox news contributor who hosts social buzz on the fox website. jonah goldberg, head of national review and a fox news contrib e contributor and nome shyber. why is the mainstream press maybe some would say be latedly turning critical of president? >> i think we can call it scandal fatigue. you have the va, the irs, you have bowe bergdahl. i think we're tired of policies that we're not sure are working. but as a mom, i also have to say it is impossible as a reporter not to see these children and feel sorry for them. and it's impossible as a mother not to see and think about the children who live in the inner-cities in chicago, legal immigrants, and how all of this is going to impact them. >> the picture res hard wrenching, jonah goldberg. but when you look at the pundits, even on fox, saying obama should have gone to the border. is there something about this border crisis that has even presidential cheerleaders jumping ship? >> people are covering because it's a significant news story happening realtime with great pictures and

. >> joining us, lauren ashburn who hosts social buzz, jim pinkerton, contributing editor at american conservative magazine and juan williams, columnist for the hill. everyone scrambles when there's a major tragedy. what's struck you about the coverage, geraldo accusing putin of being a murder. >> being punked by howard stern. >> in the beginning i think the network coverage was appropriate. expanded to one-hour specials, wall to wall coverage. the problem comes when they don't know more information and everybody is vamping and that's when the mistakes are made as we saw. >> "washington post" this morning, jim pinkerton says a u.s. official believes -- the u.s. believes russia supplied the missile launcher to the pro-russian separatists. obviously russia bears some responsibility. all this finger pointing in the media. what happened to waiting for the facts? >> in this case the facts are so obvious and clear that people look for judgment. i think geraldo was right. i think the russians are responsible. samantha powers says so, the u.n. ambassador. president obama has said so. i think

. >>> and an ashburn ceo accused of killing his wife is a three man, but it might not last long. cass t castillo posted a bond yesterday, but lawyers will ask that it be revoked because of new dna evidence. prosecutors say castillo was in the midst of a bitter divorce with his wife michelle, they say he killed her and made her death look like a suicide. >>> for the first time this morning, we can identify the man that police say was at the center of a carjacking and crash in landover hills. police arrested 21-year-old dominic harrison, he faces several charges. he's accused of carjacking, crashing in to two cars and slamming in to a mcdonald's. they believe he suffers from mental illness. >>> two people are in the hospital after a porch collapsed. there was a lot of damage there. the two victims were trapped for about 20 minutes. both people are expected to recover. investigators are working to find out what caused the accident. flori >>> a federal investigation will examine whether your gm car has an air bag problem, unrelated to the ignition switch recalls. a car safety expert

. >> joining us now to examine the coverage of this tragedy, lauren ashburn, jim pinkerton, and juan williams. everyone scrambles when there's a major international tragedy. what has struck you about the coverage? you have her raldo accusing putin of being a murderer -- >> getting clunked by howard stern. person, whoever that was. in the beginning, i think the network coverage was very appropriate. they expanded to one-hour specials. you had wall to wall coverage on cable news. but the problem comes when they don't know more information and everybody is dancing and that's when the mistakes are made, as we saw. >> jim pinkerton says the u.s. believes russia supplies this missile launcher to these pro russian separatists. obviously, the russians bear some responsibility here, but all this finger pointing in the media, what happened to waiting for the facts? >> well, i think in this case, people -- the facts are so obvious and clear that people look for opinion and i think rivera was right. i think the russians are responsibility. president obama has basically said so. i think in the th

. >>> an ashburn ceo accused of killing his wife is a free man today but a hearing could send him back behind bars before the day ends. he posted a $2 million bond yesterday. today lawyers will ask that it be revoked because of new dna evidence they say links him directly to the crime scene. prosecutors say castillo was in the midst of a bitter divorce with his wife, michelle. they say he killed her an then made her death look like a suicide. >>> we now know the identity of the man police say was at the center of a carjacking and crash in landover hills. we followed the breaking news live for you yesterday on news4 today. police arrested 21-year-old dominique harrison. he faces several charges. harrison is accused of carjacking an suv, crashing into two other cars and then slamming into the side of a mcdonald's restaurant on annapolis road. prince george's county investigators believe that harrison suffers from mental illness. >>> right now two people in maryland are in the hospital after a porch collapsed underneath them. just take a look at the damage here from chopper 4. this is in

. >> jointing us to analyze the coverage is lauren ashburn, fox news contribute who social buzz, and senior editor at the new republic. why is the mainstream press now, perhaps belatedly, turning more critical? >> scandal far technique. the v.a., the i.r.s., army sergeant bowe bergdahl. we are tires of policies that are not working. as a mom, i have to say it is impossible as a reporter not to see the children and feel sorry for them. it is impossible as a mother not to see and think about the children would live in the inner cities in chicago, legal immigrants and how this will impact them. >>> the picture are heartrending but you look at the pundits and even on fox, you have people saying obama should is gone to the border. is there something about the crisis that has even former presidential cheerleaders upping ship? >> this is a significant news story happening real time with great pictures. >> happy to see the pictures. >> exactly. obama has lost the step on this. i don't think anyone believes the guy who campaigned does not care about photo ops. all politicians care about photo

. >> joining us, lauren ashburn and howard kurtz.he national media is turning on the president now? >> i been saying for months the mainstream media are turning against the president, and even the folks at msnbc not getting the thrill anymore. this is the third or fourth problem in a row. and the liberal commentators are disillusions, bummed, they need medication. this is their guy. when it comes to managing the government and crises, it's hard for them to defend them. >> i haven't seen that on msnbc, they still either avoid the issue or throw out rank propaganda, but i have seen in the straight news precincts, they are starting to really come down on the president. what have you seen, lauren? >> well, just this evening on msnbc, chris matthews actually said that the president was conflicted. he looked conflicted. and other guests said, it really looked tired and he looked unhappy. >> conflicted about what? not that i care about what happens over there, but what was the point? conflicted about what? >> the point is he's conflicted as

joining us in new york, lauren ashburn, who hosts social buzz on the fox website. rich lowrey, a fox news contributor and kelly goff, a contributor to the daily beast. lauren, why does barack obama kooepg keep on banging this anti-media drum? >> i think it's ridiculous. this is a guy who can snap his fingers and reporters come running right to his house and he can say anything that he wants to see if it will be carried nationwide. it is not the messenger. it is the person -- it's the person who is delivering the message that's the problem. >> the press pays house calls, if you look at 1600 pennsylvania. does the president have a point when he says the media favors covering politics over policy and gets extracted by superficial controversies? >> yes, of course. but there's a lot of substance covered, as well. the president would be delighted if every day he held a news conference discussing the substantive issues of the day are. but this is the take he's had on the meetings. he's had a certain contempt for the media and there's a huge irony there because he would no

. >> scrutinizing the cover is lauren ashburn who holds social buzz on the fox website and k.t. mcfarland a former defense department official in the reagan administration. and fred francis, former pentagon correspondent for nbc now with the firm www. www.15seconds. >> how much impact is sole media have? >> that is the battlefield of the conflict unlike 2008 or 2012 now it is taking on this life of propaganda for the palestinians as they show the disturbing and gruesome images without a filter and journalists are doing it, too, without having an editor to say, this is too much. >> k.t., i notice in the last 48 hours people are saying israel is winning the conflict but losing the war in the media. >> hamas understands it will never boat israel so the only place do win is with the public relations. look at this screen, an israeli officials defending the deaths of the palestinian children and you see the palestinian children. what you do not see is the media saying to hamas, why are you putting children and women in the places where you know they will be killed? >> some have asked

showers have returned in east and loudoun county, ashburn. a little bit of light rain that's going to be moving toward western fairfax, rockville and potomac. east of us we have lingering showers as well but they're much less than they were from upper marlboro down 301 here. not quite into charles county. but if you're going out central avenue, route 2, route 4, shady side over toward north beach, chesapeake beach and especially the eastern shore where we have heavier showers just west of cambridge at the moment. southern maryland, talking more st. mary's than calvert but the southern half of st. mary's especially, some moderate showers there not far from lexington park. back across the river toward newland, reedville. you've got more showers than we do. out 66 you get south of it, here it is in warrenton. you also notice in the last half-hour how the whole area has weakened some as it moves toward prince william county. showers on and off through midday. more sun this afternoon with temperatures in the low 80s. 82, maybe 84 with enough sunsh

major break in a local teenager's unsolved murder. 14-year-old erica smith was found murdered in ashburn 12 years ago. loudoun county investigators linked a suspect to her killing but just revealed he committed suicide. jackie benson is live with details. jackie? >> doreven, it's important to remember this long that she was a very reemarkable young woman, girl from a loving family here in loudoun county. although investigators won't name the person believed responsible for her death and that person has since committed suicide, he is described by her family as someone who 12 years ago reached through the net of safety they had put around her. unbeknownst to them and began some type of friendship with their 14-year-old daughter, instructing her to keep it a secret. we spoke tee erica's father, william, who dignity and fierce love for his child convinced mike chapman to reopen th case. >> you have to persevere yourself. you have to push it to their minds that you're not going to give up. that you're not going to let your child's life just go away. if you don't do this, if you don't do this,

power, after downed tree limbs, actually dent in the darr at the intersection of the parkway and ashburn and cheltenham, montgomery county. now, luckily, the child in the back seat wasn't hurt. that's good news. >>> in chester county, though, one tree actually fell onto two cars, closing north calm road. one of the drivers suffered minor injuries. >>> definitely some damage here and there, carol. but largely spared. wouldn't you say from arthur at least in our part? >> oh, yes. i mean, i think though the rain that we saw, and also, the high surf, that's problem pi going to be the most lingering memory of it. we've got blue skies now, though, arthur is long gone, it is being push out, leaving on its own, high pressure is here, and look what high pressure can do when it feels lick it. and this is what it feels like to do today. and we've got low humidity, so the air mass is so comfortable. it is such a departure, from what we dealt with during the week. our temperatures are great. our sky conditions are beautiful. not just through center city, but also, in the poconos, look at this, you ca

winds dented this car at tookany creek parkway and ashburn in cheltenham montgomery county. luckily child in the back seat of that car was not hurt. in chester county, tree branches felon two cars closing north town road. one of the them suffered minor injuries. >>> the weather here is improving and there is no better place to rejoyce in the birth of the nation, then in the city where it all started. locals and tourist have joined together to celebrate the fourth of july, "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live on the parkway where the party is in full swing, matt. >> reporter: they call it party on the parkway for the the reason. we are right to the right of the main stage to show you where we are here. sunnies shining. clouds have left and people are really getting into the full swing of things here as philly gears up for a night of fun, and fire works. the the party goes on from the art museum to city hall, and our annual remind their nobody does july 4th like philadelphia. >> it is pretty awesome. every year there is a pretty amazing turnout at the parkway and thi

my favorite player growing up was richie ashburn. why i picked them, i don't know. he was a great player. i also don't know why i picked the phillies. my situation was similar to george's. i lived in trenton, which was halfway between new york and philadelphia. and in the 1950's, the yankees won the world series practically every year. the phillies had never won a world series, so naturally i chose the phillies. [laughter] and i do think it has an effect on your thinking. but richie was a great lawyer. he was kind of a money ballplayer before his time. he almost never hit a home run, but he had a great eye. he walked a lot. and he could foul off pitches almost indefinitely. you reminded me of a great richie story as we were walking in. he would foul off. he was a left-handed hitter, so he would file off these line drives -- foul off these line drives into the seats. and on one occasion, the ball hit a woman and she was hurt. they were carrying her out, maybe in a stretcher. but they were carrying her out, and the next pitch is in and richie hits another foul ball, h

we will turn back to the phone lines and hear from pete, ashburn, virginia. caller: i thank you for your service to the country. i am of that. you talk about humanity's in my son didy, multiple tors in afghanistan. our sons and daughters are stationed everywhere in the world. 80% of these are boys. deferred act as all government bureaucracy. enforce the laws. if you have to build refugee camps, do it. do not scatter them from maryland to virginia to california. i am from ohio. i have seen what immigration does to this country. americagrant people of -- the ignorant people of america have to realize this is an invasion. went democrats say immigration reform, does that mean amnesty? guest: it does not. as it has passed the senate, it provides for a pathway to citizenship. this particular bill, it takes 12 or 13 years to achieve that status. most of the people that come to this country are looking for employment. they get it. if we do not want or desire to have people coming, we should not hire them. some of our wealthiest people look for workers who work below

my favorite player growing up was richie ashburn. why i picked them, i don't know. he was a great player. i also don't know why i picked the phillies. my situation was similar to george's. i lived in trenton, which was halfway between new york and philadelphia. and in the 1950's, the yankees won the world series practically every year. the phillies had never won a world series, so naturally i chose the phillies. [laughter] and i do think it has an effect on your thinking. but richie was a great lawyer. he was kind of a money ballplayer before his time. he almost never hit a home run, but he had a great eye. he walked a lot. and he could foul off pitches almost indefinitely. you reminded me of a great richie story as we were walking in. he would foul off. he was a left-handed hitter, so he would file off these line drives -- foul off these line drives into the seats. and on one occasion, the ball hit a woman and she was hurt. they were carrying her out, maybe in a stretcher. but they were carrying her out, and the next pitch is in and richie hits another foul ball, h

we will turn back to the phone lines and hear from pete, ashburn, virginia.aller: i thank you for your service to the country. i am of that. you talk about humanity's in my son didy, multiple tors in afghanistan. our sons and daughters are stationed everywhere in the world. 80% of these are boys. deferred act as all government bureaucracy. enforce the laws. if you have to build refugee camps, do it. do not scatter them from maryland to virginia to california. i am from ohio. i have seen what immigration does to this country. americagrant people of -- the ignorant people of america have to realize this is an invasion. went democrats say immigration reform, does that mean amnesty? guest: it does not. as it has passed the senate, it provides for a pathway to citizenship. this particular bill, it takes 12 or 13 years to achieve that status. most of the people that come to this country are looking for employment. they get it. if we do not want or desire to have people coming, we should not hire them. some of our wealthiest people look for workers who work below mi

ashburn,er from virginia, outside washington, d.c.ler: a thorough investigation of the incident should be done before hand. as americans, we should not point any fingers before we find out what really went down. i am surprised in this day and real-timenot have images of the events of what occurred because we know that it was shot down by a missile but we do not know by who or what. i think we need to take advantage, security measures, for things like that. it is not right to point fingers though it was a russian missile that supposedly hit the plane. next caller joining us from fayetteville, north carolina. caller: my question is for americans. is it rational to blame the president of the united states for something that happened in ukraine? that does not make sense on any level for us to be blaming our president for something that happened in another country. that is crazy. people need to ask themselves that before they get on tv and talking crazy talk that does not make any sense. conquer and divide. that is all this is. host: thank

. >>> an ashburn ceo charged with murdering his wife is out of jail now. he posted $2 million in bond today. he is accused of killing his estranged wife, michelle, in april and making it look like a suicide. michelle was found dead in her home after her young children reported her missing. lawyers tried to keep castillo in jail asking that bond be revoked because new dna evidence they say linked him directly to the crime scene. >>> a carjacking, a hit-and-run and then a crash all in a matter of minutes. one man is in custody for the mini crime spree. it happened on annapolis road just after 5:00 a.m. police say an suv was stolen from a man at an intersection and a couple of minutes later the stolen suv hit a minivan and two other cars before smashing into the side of a mcdonald's restaurant. >> i heard this big loud noise crashing into the building and looked up and hit the window and the car just caught on fire. >> the fire was quickly put out. nobody was inside the restaurant and there were no other injuries. >>> d.c.'s gun ban has gone back and forth an