with a issues when i was combining the army and the navy medical forces between walter reed and bethesda. america's army is an amazingly heroic army. they have occupied valley forge , tokyo, berlin, danang and now it occupies bethesda, maryland, but we're working through that. how do we break those cultural barriers, how do we figure out supporting supporters, how do we do that before the next capacity goes on? so what have we done, what capabilities do we bring, where do we use them and how will they be playing a role here in the event of the most likely nightmare scenarios for this area? i grew up in the bay area, i have tremendous affection for it. i did train on the east coast but i grew up in santa clara and in napa, i used to come down and watch candlestick park, my dad would bring me down, i would watch the 49ers play and i have great pride in the amount of collaboration and cooperation you are showing to figure out what the next nightmare scenario might be and be ready for it. it's probably going to be either an earthquake, it may be a man-made catastrophe such as an heinous terr

we saw delia in bethesda a moment ago.the numbers came in yesterday, it was as bad as yesterday. the tree pollen, grass pollen and mold spores all in the high category. weed pollen still hanging out low. let's talk about the forecast today because it's not going to be the prettiest day. it's going to turn windy. it's certainly a lot colder than yesterday. temperatures will be bouncing around from the low 60s now into the upper 50s. back to the low, maybe mid-60s at best with clouds and a few peeks of sunshine. the winds will gust 25, even 30 miles an hour with the spotty showers. the heavy rain, that's well off shore. we're seeing new showers redevelop behind the heavy band this morning as the front is sort of coming through as winds are going from south to west and northwest. look at the showers along the blue ridge and east for the most part. kind of between 95 and the blue ridge. down in st. mary's county, southern calvert, we have a few sprinkles there. the more moderate showers if you will are coming in south of colum

one worker has died after this parking garagecollapsed at the westfield montgomery mall in bethes bethesda. >> that rescue is under way to reach another trapped worker. the garage is being renovated so there were no customers or employees parked inside the garage at the time. the mall is right off 270 at democracy boulevard. mark segraves is live with a look at the efforts to free the worker. mark? >> reporter: that's right. dozens and dozens of first responders from all over the county are here on the scene. police, fire and rescue. we've seen the crews go in with the hard hats, going into the structure to do the rescue. one person is confirmed dead. they are providing medical attention to another person who is trapped inside. now, we just saw them take some construction equipment inside because they're trying to shore up the area where the person is trapped. we just heard from the chief of the fire department. he told us what that operation is all about. >> we're working with the engineers on the scene as well as our own urban search and rescue task force engineers. we're developing a pl

. >> now let's get to the breaking news in bethesda. , anothern is dead critically injured and still trapped after a portion of a parking garage collapsed. >> this happened shortly before 2 p.m. at the parking deck of the macy's of the westfield much emery mall -- montgomery mall, which is under construction at the moment. the second floor, the third floor, the big beam on top came down suddenly like this, landing, trapping the two workers. the deck behind me, one of the workers alive, still trapped inside. it was just before 2:00, 20 workers were on the second story of this parking deck under construction at westfield much emery mall. for some reason, a huge slab of concrete from the third floor came down. a 50,000 pound beam. this person works at the macy's next door to the parking deck. >> very dangerous with people getting trapped. i hope he is out all right. >> it will take an effort by an army of rescue workers to get them out. they had to shore up the fallen beam. by the time they got to the two men, one of them was dead. this person was in her car 30 feet from the deck when s

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this is at westfield much emery mullen bethesda. one worker is dead, another is trapped with life-threatening injuries. this is at westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. has been coach sentenced to seven years in prison for sexually abusing a young swimmer. inhard curl abuse the girl the 1980s and paid her and the family to keep quiet about it. his former students include olympic medalists. lanes on 14thund street have reopened tonight. this is after repair work on a large sinkhole. northbound lanes remain blocked. the repair work could continue into the weekend. >> another arrest for a member of the military for crimes against women, the latest at west point involving a sergeant allegedly taking female cadets into showers. steve chenevey has the reaction, occluding how congress is taking action. >> members of congress have now introduced laws to deal with what they call the epidemic of sexual assault in the military. this is congress trying to take the lead to determine how the pentagon should deal with assaults, both now and in th

headed out twart th toward the between college park and bethesda, and resting on the shoulder, depenin today, ima your commute, northbound traffic being diverted off in in pennsylvania avenue, southboundd coming from new york avenue, you can squeeze by using the two right lanes, that has changed ch since yesterday, will you find southbound along 270 good to go with no issues reported. repo and all lanes are open at the wilwilson bridge traveling oxenn hill and alexandria. lanes are open headed south from 175 toward laurel. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you very much.e >>> we're talking about the fash and furious 6. ri that's right, number six sneaks into theaters today. >> coming up, we sit down with more. >> ludo.ludo. >> they talk about the real definition of hollywood. the time is 5:21 on this friday morning. rc=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b rc=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b=b february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support t

. >>> so from the battlefield over to bethesda, today is the final day of the bethesda style weekend and jessica alba was in town promoting her book "the honest life." she writes about creating a healthy environment for her and her family. >> there are so many toxic chemicals in trusted brands that all have of these chemicals that are are untested in them. there's basically no law right now that protects us. so we have to be the ones to protect ourselves. so this book is really just an easy guide on how to do that. >> that was alba talking. she likes to recycle and reuse her old stuff adding that everyone can do the tricks she learned using ingredients from her own home. we saw her last night for the big front row fashion show. >> you got the book too, right? >> yes. i need to start reading that. the line was wrapped around. >>> the fast food feuds. how a new competition is saving us pennies. >>> and the words of advice to a group of graduating seniors. >>> it's a cloudy start this morning. there's already rain drops in a lot of spots. especially down to the south of washington. what

that was just over 20 years ago. >> bill: first one was here at bethesda?inal walter reed. >> bill: how many -- bethesda, you still have that one -- >> we have that one and we built more one. -- another one. when they closed reed, we built three more. a total of five now at bethesda. >> bill: and worldwide or around the country? >> we've got 58 house across the country plus two over in germany which is the military hospital that if a service member gets injured in iraq or afghanistan that's the first stop when they're out of the country. >> it is amazing. it is such a -- it is an idea that makes so much sense and yet it is something i can see people just didn't think of at the time. >> military does a good job of providing world-class healthcare. but it is that follow-on. we talk about the service members but them being able to do their job their families are taken care of, too. military dependents get treatment. everyone asks what are you going to do when the war ends? service members get cancer. they have heart problems. they are in car accidents. as are

to our breaking news, scott broom live on the scene of that deadly garage collapse at the mall in bethesda. scott, you brought us that press conference moments ago. >> reporter: yeah, we did and just as topper was finishing up his report a bethesda chevy chase ambulance unit passed behind us with the survivor inside. he's being taken to a nearby athletic field where a maryland state police helicopter is standing by to take this victim and the medical team that was flown here to attend to him to shock trauma center in baltimore. this is a life and death draw today. i'm going to step back and let my partner give you a view of the situation here. behind us a parking garage at west neil mall where this afternoon about one -- westfield mall where this afternoon about 1:47 where the upper deck for some reason of this construction collapsed. one level down two workers were crushed underneath 55,000 pounds of concrete and steel. one of those workers unfortunately died. his body is still somewhere in that unsecured concrete and steel, but as chief scott graham just reported and as we just saw, a su

. >> one worker survived, the other was killed at the westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. robert is at the scene with the latest on what went wrong. ofit was a partial collapse the parking garage behind me. as i step out of the way, the parking garage at montgomery mall remains darkened. horrifying to the witnesses who saw what happened here, and horrifying to the emergency crews because they responded to at nih adeck collapse short distance from where i stand. one life lost, nearly a decade ago, may have saved one life tonight. responders are hesitant to use a word like a miracle. when this construction worker was trapped beneath 50,000 pounds of concrete was not only pulled out alive but smiled and giving a thumbs-up, emergency responders used words like amazing. >> we were able to extricate a one and him to a local hospital. >> it was just before 2 p.m. when eyewitnesses heard in unbelievable sound. >> it was like a really loud bomb. >> construction crews were attempting to remove a double-t support beam when it collapsed. it hadd not realize collapsed. >> 20 workers we

>>slow, crawling, stopped, that's traffic on rockville pike through north bethesda. >> i'm ready to be on the move. >> reporter: now think of montgomery county with 200,000 more commuters. that's the prongs. some say the answer can be spell -- projection. some say the answer can be spelled in three betters, brt, bus rapid transit. >> it can cover more ground in this big strolling county. >> reporter: brt is a far reaching project. today we're focusing on the route along rockville pike specifically in the white flint area. schwartz says people open to brt are already moving in and more are coming. how can you convince these people that are driving now to get on a bus? >> they're going to get on a rapid transit system that will be where they'll have wireless. they'll be able to get work done. they'll ride in much more comfort with less stress and with the dedicated line service the rapid transit system could very often in the peak hour be faster than driving in the car. >> i don't believe there's any evidence because first of all, the county has not provided us any solid data to show us.

a wall of concrete comes crashing down in bethesda. it collapsed around 2:00 p.m. on thursday afternoon, trapping two construction workers. a really loud bomb or a really loud bang. that is what i thought but i wasn't sure what it was. today bombed go off? -- did aomb go off? garage had the tr been close to the public. >> police recovered an arsenal. two people were arrested as part of an undercover drug investigation. investigators seized two assault 7500ns with more than rounds of ammunition. they also recovered two bulletproof vests. a grand jury has indicted a girl and a boyfriend for allegedly plottg and murdering the girls father. morgan arnold faces the two accounts of solicitation of murder to ask her boyfriend to kill her father. dennis lane was stabbed earlier this month. morgan arnold and jason bulmer were planning to run away after the murder. hundreds of white hats will be tossednto the air. jennifer franciotti joins us live from the u.s. naval academy. important thing is it is notaining been in annapolis. that is a happy thing for these family members

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good faithering burg down to bethesda. south of town along i-95, all getting in on the light rain shower this is morning. current temperatures are in the mild, mid-60s. looking for highs in the upper 60s to right around 70 degrees. keep the umbrella handy. >>> breaking news, we are learning right now about a missile launch out of north korea. nbc news reports the country launched three short-range missiles into the sea off the east coast of the korean peninsula. the military tracked the missiles. it's not clear what kind of missiles might have been launched. this all comes after months of rising tensions between north korea and the u.s. and south korea. we'll bring you new information when we get it. >>> also an earthquake rocks the coast of japan. a magnitude 6.0 quake hit just northwest of the fukushima power plant. that's 173 miles northeast of tokyo. so far no reports of any damage to the plant. >>> also police say a man is dead and his wife is the killer. this is the view from blossom drive in sterling. this was a bit

person i know. >> bella is tough and the playground is pretty fun too. >> it looks great. >> in bethesda i think bella has a promising career in her future. >> thanks for joining us tonight at 10:00. here's brian with the news edge at 11. >> the edge begins with somber news out of oklahoma. we now know the names of the 24 people killed in monday's monstrous tornado. it flattened the entire community. the youngest victim a four bhonth old infant. thousands of residents begin picking up their lives -- four monthed old infant. >> we learn 12-13 thousand homes were hit by monday's e.f.5 tornado as well as schools and hospital. >> officials have accounted for the last six people who were believed missing after the twister hit. five of the six were found safe. the other

this happened at the mall in becket this da near -- bethesda. witnesses said when the beam fell this sounded like a bomb went off and the impact shook the ground. the crews were working to build the a 16-screen movie theater on that garage site which is right next to the food court and that macy's. fire crews are still scrambling as they try to remove tons of concrete from the scene. at this point the scene is very active. we'll have an update at abc2news.com. >> if you get alerts on your smart phone, you knew, so down load. >>> they are firing back at politicians. they are sounding off on the lavish spending. >> the din are crews out -- dinner cruises, $4300. dinners for a pta meeting, $99 a piece. it damaged the confidence. >> these are the administrators. these are the financial people. if they can't run the show, then -- >> ceo of schools andres alonso said the school received grant money during the year in questioning and auditors only focused on a fraction of that, $15 million. >> you're talking about $6,000 worth of expenses at three scho

traveling in college park and bethesda. here is the commute coming outct of urban a, headed out toward 109 and the commute for those traveling southbound on 29. 29 48 to 46 miles per hour. headed inbound toward thee industrial parkway, 195, leaving 198 out of laurel heading towaro the beltway. be that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic.. >>> a news alert from the roads this morning, a man was hit andt killed overnight in southern maryland. he was trying to cross route 301 at vernon road at waldorf whenwa he was hit.he was th e driver remain on the scene and it appears right now that tt the pedestrian may have been at fault. part of the 301 was closed for a while but all lanes are now open. >> a news alert out of montgomery county now wherenty o police are searching for four fr people who pulled off a daring smash and grab.ash an this happened yesterday morning at a high-end store at chevy chase. >> it's the latest on in aa series of smash and grab and an police are looking to see if if they're connected. and melanie alnwick

in bethesda, meghan mccorkell. >> the parking garage is under construction as a new movie theater is being built at the mall. >>> a 14-year-old and her 19-year-old boyfriend are indicted and charged as adults in the death of her father. dennis lane was stabbed 2 weeks ago. morgan arnold was indicted on solicitation of murder charges. he convinced jason bulmer to kill her father. her attorney want s the case moved to juvenile court. >>> a federal audit finds stimulus dollars intended for baltimore city schools didn't go directly to the classroom. the audit of 2009 and 2010 expenses shows more than $4,300 were spent on dinner cruises, more than $2,400 for meals. the u.s. department of education found similar misspending in prince george's county schools. >>> former anne arundel county executive john leopold has a lot less money this morning. leopold paid a $75,000 fine as part of his misconduct conviction. he resigned and served 30 days in jail after his conviction earlier this year. as part of his sentence he agreed to pay that fine and complete community service. >>> many marylanders

toh the top stretch of the beltway t behaving nicely out of college e park and toward bethesda.no issues reported on southbound i-95, continuing from the prince william parkway on both thenbo express lanes and the main lines. heading toward newington.newingt eastbound 66, quiet is the ride out of manassas, leaving 234, during the operation.oper last year they issued more than 400 ticket violation. viol >>> this morning the clean up ta continues in moore, oklahoma. >> some people are returning to what is left of their homes to search for belongings, and we know they have been trying to do that over the last couple of days. >> right. >> one of the big issues is just people being able to find their homes. >> right. >> no street signs. >> right. >> the lights are -- the president on his way there, so, yeah. >> let's check in with fox 5 fo5 news correspondent, craigondenti boswell is live with more morning. craig, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, sarah and wisdom. volunteers were streaming herehe into moore to help with thehe wt clean up.clean up. we have heavy equipm

this happened at the westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. construction crews were trying to remove a support beam when the collapse occurred. >> i would say, like, a really loud bomb. >> they extricated the one and send them to a local hospital. >> it took them four hours to free the surviving worker, trapped by thousands of pounds of concrete. a parking site was not open to the public. in business news, a settlement over price minute relation with e-books. some dc consumers should expect money back. >> and even though the economy is improving, many met -- military members are still struggling. linda bell joins us live from bloomberg headquarters good morning. today, millions of drivers are taking to the roads for the memorial day road trip. locations in terms and crash risk. even though dc is a popular destination, it has the highest rate of collisions in the group, some of the highest task -- gas prices, and traffic is pretty bad, as you know. everybody out there, be careful on the beltway today. that's not lose sight of what the day is al

. >> it's fashion's biggest night in bethesda celebrating the local but teaks.ught up with jessica al ba. many waited to meet jessica al ba. >> she loved the t-shirts. >> al ba is on a world tour dishing out honest advice. >> wear comfortable shoes. 's important to take care of yourself. >> her perspective has changed since having a child. >> i grew the child inside of me so we had time to bond. and you are responsible for more than yourself. >> her new book is all about family first. >> is it better for the planet or better for people? i care about the planet but that is secondary to my children's health. >> has being honest ever come back to bite you?

fire officials will remain here on the scene friday morning to insure the structure is save, in bethesda. >>> a historical decision for the boy scouts will accept openly gay members. >> manuel borojes has the controversial vote. >>> scout leaders attempting to list the ban outside the council meeting. >> the protest was organized by john stemberger. >> it will devastate the boy scouts. >> two hundred to four thousand young people will leave the program if they make this change. >> 1,400 boy scout leaders voted by secret ballot. >> the votes members of the national counsel today approved a resolution removing the restriction denying membership to youth on a basis of sexual orientation alone. >> although surveys found the majority of leaders and parents support the ban, most current scouts do not. >> why would you go after people who aren't even doing anything to harm you, who aren't doing anything young wrong. >> his troop did not remove him despite the national ban. >> this 103-year-old organization. they've had those rules in place. why should they change. >> simply because you've been

. >> sherri ly, in bethesda,bethe, tonight, thank you. >>> we are following a weather h later tonight. scattered storms are popping around over town. gary is it looks like there's a lost rain moving through. >> it does, but as we look atlo our region not much going on. at least not right now.ri we have a couple of active warnings so we are going to get right to right out to the west.. this storm between winchester wi and front royal, the core whiche is sitting between those cities it's moving at east at 20 milest per hour or so and it is severe and as it tracks off to the th east, it looks like from time to time, we maybe had a little bitt of hail in this.this. don't see obvious signs of hail right now.ght front royal when it comes comes through, it's in the western sections of your city right nowo expect the heavy rain, gustyrai winds, you could potentially get wind gusts out of this up to 70 miles per hour, that could do some damage. it looks like winchester, you'rs in the rain right now some some thunderstorms to the south ofo t you. quickly just to review where wee are in terms of

as crews work diligently trying to reach a man trapped under a portion of a collapsed garage in bethesdaanother individual has died. we have news crews on the scene and are monitoring the construction collapse, the whole situation, and we'll bring you the latest as it happens. >> of course, the rescue workers are keeping their eyes on the skies because that could impact their work. >>> it could. so far the storms are north and west of montgomery mall, but just barely. we do have a severe thunderstorm warning in the panhandle of west virginia, no tornado warnings in effect. that's called down a little. let's start with the radar. in fact, we're looking at the severe thunderstorm warnings up in the morgan county, hampshire county and just extreme northern frederick county, virginia, but essentially it's morgan and hampshire county in west virginia. this is the severe thunderstorm warning. so it's west of hagerstown, but it will impact some of the suburbs of hagerstown to the west. at the least you'll have hefty rainfall. tornado tips, go to the basement, go to an interior room. stay away f

. >> thank you, delia, live in bethesda this morning. >>> well, he helped swimmers achieve their highest goals. now a well known coach is sinking to rock bottom. lespend seven years in prison for sexually abusing a girl he coached years ago. rick curl apologized to the woman he sexually abused 30 years ago when he was sentenced yesterday. she told reporters the top u.s.a. swimming officials knew curl had abused her and did nothing about t. now in her 40s, she reported her abuse a couple of years ago when shes ared that curl was still coaching girls. >>> d.c. police have arrested two more suspects in a mass shooting. that drive-by happened in march, march 11 in fact. it was outside an apartment building in northwest. 13 people were injured. one suspect was arrested days later but now d.c. investigators have taken two more young men into custody and a third shooting suspect has been arrested in another jurisdiction on unrelated charges. >>> president obama is defending the use of drone strikes to target terror suspects overseas. he conceded the strikes did result in civilian casualties, in

rachel clark was given the star of adoption award at a ceremony in bethesda. news4's barbara harrison was the emcee at the event. she spoke to rachel about her past and her future, as she prepares to mark another major milestone in her life. >> she could be called prince george's county's flower child. >> reporter: that was breaking news in september, 1989. a newborn baby girl found in a dumpster behind a flower shop in temple hills. the husband of the shop owner just happened to take out some trash late that wednesday afternoon and heard cries coming from a sealed plastic bag in the dumpster. >> when did they come and pick up this trash? >> thursday mornings early. >> so if you hadn't found the baby -- >> the trash would have been gone in the morning. >> reporter: the famous dumpster. >> yep. >> reporter: how do you feel when you see that? >> it scares me, actually. that's the only time, like, i ever have negative reactions about my birth story is around dumpsters. >> reporter: rachel clark, now 23 years old, was the baby left in a dumpster to die. she says t

we do not see any hail in that particular storm. 82 now in bethesda and springfield, 87 in college park and 82 down toward waldorf. some strong storms this evening, highest risk north and west of d.c., more storms tomorrow, some of those possibly heavy and that will be closer to town. we have a yellow alert day tomorrow as well for storms. i think that will be closer to inside the beltway. early storms tonight, some heavy, partly cloudy, otherwise muggy, low 65 to about 70. we've got the yellow alert tomorrow with big storms, showers ending friday, only 69. saturday sunshine, good news, bad news, again only 69 degrees. next seven days. a bright but brisk holiday weekend, low 70s sunday, memorial day in the mid-70s and looking at temperatures near 80 tuesday, maybe a shower tuesday night, back in the mid-80s, thunderstorms but not a washout day next wednesday. >>> guess what? your washington nationals are winning two runs to one in the 10th inning out in san francisco. they're trying to end a miserable 10-game road trip on a positive note. in today's inside pitch kristen berset talks wit

north and west through laurel and bethesda. heavier showers in prince george's county coming across the beltway now. you can see these areas just west of clinton. this is coming up not far from andrews as well. all of this moving off toward the north, northeast. so most of that stays in prince george's county. down in charles county between waldorf and la plata, white plains but on the east side of 301, we've got some showers. that's also coming out of the colonial beach and dahlgren area headed toward mechanicsville. a couple of sprinkles toward prince william and a bigger area of showers from orange to charlottesville. that will be moving toward north central virginia. you get the idea already. showers out there. when you throw in the daytime heating, it will be a more active day, certainly more active than yesterday. temps mid-ofs on -- mid-60s north. 70 in manassas. 72 in baden. to our east bowie is 68 along with college park. outside on our weather camera, good visibility. some patchy fog up north and west where the heavie

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. >> at glen echo pharmacy in bethesda, you'll still find plan b behind the pharmacists counter because until this latest fda decision, anyone under 17 needed a prescription. >> but now girls as young as 15 will be able to buy the single dose pill over the counter as a way to prevent pregnancy if they take it within three days after sex. the change in regulation we found getting mixed reaction tonight. >> i think it's very smart. and i -- i mean, let's face it. 15-year-olds are having sex. >> i really don't think it's a good idea because i think that in today's society, i feel that the's so much just free will. >> reporter: the fda will require the drugmaker to add labelling to the box, making it clear no one under 15 will be allowed to buy the drug. and proof of age will be required. without it, no sale. pharmacists and proponents alike admit there are practical issues to be worked out. >> most 15-year-olds don't have an i.d. with their birth date on it. >> reporter: organizations like planned parenthood have been pushing for remove alf all age barriers for access to the drug. a recent

obviously, the people who are hospitalized in places like walter reed bethesda our series of winter. they have not been taken back home to a nearby hospital. pictures would pick their missing limbs. to have significant this figuration. if they are burn injuries they're generally down that brooks. they're not there. and i was struck by them i was struck in talking to them, and i've always asked them what happened to them and they tell me what happened to them, how this occurred. and i'm always struck by them saying i want to get back to my you know, and my initial sense of that was that these guys are so caught up in what was said about the purposes of the war in iraq or afghanistan that they want to go over and carry the flag again. but it's far more basic than that. they want to be with her unit. they want to be with her friends. they want to be with her buddies. when they hear about a fund that is killed, i heard a young marine whom i've known a number of years who shot at falluja, multiple bullet wounds and his heart smote he said came about lunch, when he learned one of the guys

oversized truck may y have hit that bridge inside andd here what caused a parkingparkig garage in bethesda mall caused d it to collapse. not workers were on the second floor of the three story garagea when a concrete slap weighing wi 25 tons fell on top of them. em. it took rescuers hours to free e the men. men. >>> this morning, the slow roadd to recovery continues at moore,r oklahoma after a deadly tornadod hit thle town.town. >>> the first victim of thee tragedy has been laid to rest now. fox's nicole collins has the latest from moore.at >>es reporter: for the first fi time since the tornado hit on monday, students from a demolished elementary school saw their teacher. a bittersweet reunion for plaza tower survivors, teachers, parents gathered to remember those who were lost and startd t the healing process. >> it's a good thing because bea they get to see all of their friends, make sure, you know, that they are okay. >> reporter: seven children: n were killed a t plaza towers, tr among them 8-year-old kyle davis. >> the closer i got to the to e school, the harder it got rnlings because

a construction worker is dead after part of a parking garage collapsed in bethesda on thursday. it is located near the macy's store at the west feel montgomery mall. estfield montgomery mall. there is a renovated fishing aer which was damaged by superstar and sandy last year. fixtureing pier been a in ocean city since 1907 it is reopening just-in-time for memorial day. >> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, how will you be celebrating this memorial day weekend? [laughter] thank you for sending in those responses this morning. it is a special day in annapolis for more than 1000 midshipmen. jennifer franciotti has more on the ar motors today. good morning. >> this is a live look at the line of family members waged to get an. they have to clear security and find their seats. it is graduation day. more than 1000 midshipman's clean to be commissioned officers. a very proud family from virginia. how are you feeling? >> bittersweet. it went really fast. we're just proud of him. >> your wife is getting emotional. >> it has been quick. >> whe

brand-new video just into the newsroom of the lone survivor of that deadly parking garage collapse in bethesdaed from the ambulance. the accident happened just before 2:00 this afternoon at westfield montgomery mall under construction. one person is dead, but as we said, crews were able to free another person trapped underneath 55,000 pounds of concrete. scott broom is on top of this story all afternoon. scott, when we talk about what was involved here, freeing that victim, no small feat. >> reporter: it is an extremely dangerous rescue and you got to wonder how a parking garage comes crashing down. that's for investigators later. this afternoon tragedy with the death but also triumph with a rescue complete an hour ago. a remarkable moment just before 6:00 this evening as the survivor of a deadly parking garage collapse is taken away by ambulance to meet a helicopter for a flight to shock trauma in baltimore. montgomery county fire rescue assistant chief scott graham described the situation. >> the patient is alert, conscious and talking to us. his injuries are considered to be severe. >> repo

washington; bridget ruiz, technical expert lead, division of systems improvement, jbs international, bethesda, maryland. bridget, 21.5 percent of 18- to 25-year-olds have an issue with illicit drugs. talk to me a little bit about that and what kind of drugs are they using. it is quite different than it was even 2 or 3 years ago. we see a huge increase in pharmaceutical drug use, not using it as prescribed. we also see an increase in alcohol use, and binge drinking is a serious problem, as well as some of the more legal types of drugs labeled as incense or those types of things in different smoke shops. and jonathan, does that hold true for what you are seeing in new york city? absolutely. we are seeing the use or the misuse of drugs such as ritalin, adderall, inderal being used for specific purposes to help kids stay up late and study, to calm kids down. we're also seeing a lot of binge drinking and we're seeing a disturbing kind of resurgence in the amount of nicotine smoking. i think kids are resorting to cigarettes because they're legal. they are not super cheap, but compared to other kind

. >> reporter: taib was hired by david dorsey, managering partner of a bethesda maryland, accounting> a year ago if you made an offer to a candidate it was almost 100% accepted on the spot. >> reporter: this year, he says, the balance of power is shifting. >> i know in our experiences as we're interviewing folks at various campuses that we're not the only firm they're talking two. or not one of three or four firms. now they're talking to ten or 12. >> reporter: in a slowly recovering economy, not all graduates are chairing taib's good fortune. a recent national survey of employers found they only planed to hire only 2% more of college graduate this is year than in 2012. that's down from a predicted 13% increase at the beginning of the school year and while prospects are bright for business majors with salaries up 7.1%, in the humanities and social sciences they're up only 1.9%. karen vidangos has a job in retail but majored in art history and wants to work in a gallery. the problem there is there are no jobs. >> there are no jobs without any experience. you need internships and the i

fromsurgical team baltimore's shock trauma has been called to a deadly parking garage collapsed in bethesda. it happened just before 2:00 this afternoon. e garage was under construction and we are told a second worker is trapped inside and his injuries are potentially life-threatening. rescue crews have been on the scene for more than three hours. we will continue to monitor the story for any new developments. >> we have learned the identity of a british soldier berlin murdered in a horrifying killing in london yesterday. suspects connections to terrorism, when we cover the world. cruise passenger bill of rights. @ anticipatedighly speech by president obama centered on the commander-in- chief terror policies. he directed many of his marks -- remarks that however drone strikes are highly effective beckham limiting civilian attacks while this mailing extremist. >> highly skilled al qaeda commanders, trainers and operatives have been taken off the battleground. plots have been disrupted that would have targeted international aviation, u.s. transit systems, european cities, and our troops in af

a construction worker is dead and another seriously injured after parking garage in bethesda partially collapse thursday afternoon at the westfield montgomery mall. construction crews were trying to remove a support been that when the collapse occurred. witnesses heard a loud noise. >> i would say they really loud bomb. credit the four hours to free the surviving worker who was strapped by thousands of pounds of concrete. a parking deck was under construction and was not open to the public. authorities say the shooting death of an alexandria man by an off-duty arlington county sheriff's deputy is a homicide. craig patterson shot and killed julian dawkins early monday -- wednesday morning on woodhaven -- lynhaven drive. witnesses say there was an argument before hand. the victim's family wants patterson to face charges. it could be a day or so before any charges are filed. >> investigators have made three more arrests in connection with a march drive-by shooting outside northwest d.c. apartment building that wounded 13 people. a 19-year-old and 21-year-old were arrested and another man

college park and bethesda, so far no issues to report.re know checking for a crash exit 10 the eastbound 66.eastbod lanes are open, you're at speede from manassas, continuing coinug inbound headed for the capital beltway. that is the check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you very much.u >>> thousands of commuters hadnf up in c connecticut are facing i week of delay after friday's frd train crash. cras two trains collided and derailel leaving more than 70 hurt. hurt now crews are beginning to rebuild 2000 feet of track.trac. the governor is warning for for travel problems and sending more tow trucks to deal with an expected spike of car crashes.a. >>> in new york a officer who accidentally killed a hof offics the intruder was holding andrea in a head lock when officers fired eight shots at the suspect, 7 motte seven shots hit suspect and one hit her. her. her funeral is scheduled forfor wednesday. >>> the irs is still under unde investigation for targeting teaa party groups and in the spot iss the role of the commissioner sarah

no issues right now as you head through the rockville bethesda area. this time we are heading over to the east side of town bw parkway route 50 no issues. looking good coming in from annapolis. this time we are at the beltway at georgia avenue. >>> tiger woods is coming to the dc area today. we are going to tell you why, coming up. >>> the nationals only hope of going 500 on their west coast road trip is to win the series. they start tonight in san francisco. >>> let's check out the facebook question of the morning. what hair color do you think turns a man on? according to a recent study 54% of men prefer their wives to be brunette, blonde or a red head? >> tony king said brunette is my vote. never know if she is a true blonde and red heads for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-c

it's 6 to 9 tonight at whitman high school in bethesda.ede out and support these young people. the kind of cool thing is it's art teachers and alumni that arr also invited back and the students and they cancel theirlh art. it's really an art show, too, you can buy some arch art. -- some original art, affordabl affordal original art. >>> 8:40 on this thursdayhurs morning. coming up, remembering john f. f kennedy nearly 50 years after a his assassination. >> fo beal we'll take you insidw exhibits at the museum that honor the former president'sdent life and legacy.acy. holly, good morning. >> good morning to you.morn if you're going to talk about history, significant historyigni like we're standing here now, you might as well do it with someone who really knows all about it, someone that coveredne all of it. >> someone old. >> distinguished is the word that i would like to use. >> veterans journalist joining us live this morning. he'll talk to us about creating cam lot and more. it's all next on fox 5 morning news. you won't want to miss it.

college park and bethesda f if skyfox is still with us, they ty were over the accident.dent. car and a bus, will you find the left side of the te roadway blocked off at this time.time. coming on georgia, heads up. no issues to report across the american legion bridge, and on route 50, traffic flowing freele each way between annapolis andol the beltway.th that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> the redskins opens up up organized team activity.y. ota is that what they call them? to the media yesterday. ye >> as expected all eyes were onn robert griffin the third and that repaired knee. knee. griffin practiced with a large brace on his right knee showed h no physical signs from his injury. he spent the day workout with other rehabbing redskins. his recovery is way ahead ofahed schedule and he hopes to be ons the field for training camp at r the end of july. ju. >>> the knee feels great, i'm im able to do all the stuff outf ot there without any hesitation, that is the best part about it.. i'm excited about that.that. and you know, it's all about having that confidence, if y

still looking good on the virginia and maryland beltway and through the -- and through bethesda. silver spring, you look good to go. we also got $700 in free gas to give away once again today. today and tomorrow are going to be the last chances to win that $700 in free gas. us and for the phone number to call before 7:00 a.m. b the seventh color, and you will and -- when that $700 in free gas. >> thanks, amanda. 6:02. people across the midwest are once again leaning up the mess the mess left behind by more than four dozen destructive storms. >> authorities say an elderly man unfortunately died when a tornado ripped through an oklahoma neighbor -- mobile home park. more than 20 people there were hurt. twisters were also reported in iowa, as well as kansas. they damaged or destroyed homes and toppled power lines. the winds were powerful enough to send trucks flying off the road. >> turning now to a developing story the fbi is investigating the deaths of two of their own special agents who died during a training exercise off the coast of virginia beach. >> john gonzales is live outs