storage for nine million gallons of storm water to keep it and sewage from flooding homes in the bloomingdale neighborhood. the project will take about a year to complete. >>> some d.c. public school kids will get a pretty incredible opportunity this fall. five students each from ban ker and mckinley tech high schools can apply for dual enrollment at howard university. those accepted will be able to take two free classes each semester. the city plans to expand the dual enrollment program to all d.c. high schools in and over the next three years. >>> usually it's out with the old and in with the new, but this time the old is just getting a new home. the major move two century-old builds areings are making in d.c. >>> and it's a northern banks tradition that wants to be a northern virginia tradition. the sweet treat that's hoping to make a big hit here. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> what's old will be new again in downtown d.c. the

the well those two organizations were is beneficiaries of that program when the enter con and is bloomingdale facility was including but not limited to built i echo what the individual who raised this is again part of what commissioner moore's and commissioner bustos were saying where are those benefits community program is is great way to report on is good work by all the staff that you know there is a housing crisis but this is what also has done for the exultant by is vendors that partnered with our agency so, yes hopefully i know we're overworked and we have 5 openings that hopefully one at least will do some of those i know that claudia is ri78 me she's working on is open spaces i know there is one other request i had i can't remember right now so thank you. >> okay next item and the the next order of business is item 10 closed session there is number one, the the next order of business is adjournment particular. >> thank you. do is he have a budget item thank you for your work no, no, no the cities department of technology has been around to congratulations you've done a wonderful job.

from bloomingdale, illinois, please welcome greg rzemieniecki. [cheers and applause] yeah!reat. >> good to see you. >> oh, thanks for having me. >> oh.

from bloomingdale, illinois, please welcome greg rzemieniecki. [cheers and applause] yeah!t's up? how you doing? >> all right. i'm doing great. >> good to see you. >> oh, thanks for having me. >> oh.

our bruce johnson now standing by live in the bloomingdale neighborhood. to show us what all the fuss is all about. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, derek this may be the hottest issue pertaining to homeowners in the district right now. the zoning commission weighed in and has decided to lower by five feet the height they will allow for pop ups. look at that building back there. that's a pop up. you talk in the neighborhood of two story row houses. that person, that developer says the third story a single family home thus becomes available to become a multifamily condo complex. the for sale sign is going up for new condominiums where a single family home once stood. the build up is called a pop up. and it can't be missed as they change the look of most d.c. neighborhoods. >> they lowered the height. they put some design issues in. >> that's good. >> that's good. >> reporter: longtime residents are applauding a recent d.c. zoning commission vote to lower the maximum height of pop ups from the current 40 feet to 35 feet. >> this was an example of a start of pop up

and so we've got 13 bloomingdale's stores which has made sense. we'll grow that. zero macy's stores. that's on the basis of 775 full-line stores so we see lots of opportunity there. we put an organization in place in february. you will see actual physical stores by the fall season of this year so we'll begin that test and continue it through 2016. i'm thinking we're going to get some of our share there. then we're also talking about international. we're barely in this business of international. i've said to the company i've been sort of the chief international officer for the last ten years and we've opened one store and it's in dubai, bloomingdale's, so i need to make a little more progress in that. i've now got a team in place that's going to do that. you'll hear more about international opportunities. abu dhabi will open our first macy's and bloomingdale's there. >> macy's has stores all across the country. we're sitting here in arizona. most of the show has been focused on the drought in california. brian sullivan is in california. is that impacting macy's ope

this is in the bloomingdale neighborhood. it will mine the first street tunnel which will help alleviate flooding in that area. the machine will bore a massive 27-foot model and connect it to the river. it's the largest construction project the district has seen since metro was built. >>> we're talking about a little rain heading our way. 65 degrees. >> we want to find out the timing with all of this. let's check in with chuck. >> it's a beautiful morning outside so far. if you were go to go get a run in today, you better getting running today. our beautiful magnolia deck is in full bloom. what you'll see is a little umbrella and this afternoon, a big umbrella. the rain will increase in intensity. already, light to moderate rain in the shannon doe wa valley. i'll have the umbrella up the next time you see me. wet roads this morning and heavy rain possible later on this afternoon. 60s now. falling back down into the 50s later on today. so you may need an insulated raincoat for the second part of the day. >>> perhaps some winds

and both of you look by the way from bloomingdales. >> you know what i like about the white.yet not too revealing. you show little leg but not much more. you guys look great. i love the shoes as well. this is what i was talking about when i said do be comfortable, flight. >> exactly. >> i've been dying about this outfit ever since i saw t back to being cool. >> this outfit is amazing. >> forever 21, if you do be comfortable, wear something fun and sheik and you know, like really flirty but also like be comfortable. and i think that's great boho blouse is the perfect example of that. and i love the fact that she looks like she owns the room. without looking too show i. >> without trying too hard. exactly. you know, i think the best dating tip do have confidence, right? that's really going to help you. >> and that, again is from forever 21. >> from forever 216789 i forgot to mention our two gentlemen are dress in the thomas -- >> you both like her look? >> amazing. >> ' a do-able. >> i don't know who is dating who. we can find that out later. you need to buy that outfit. >> you

s bloomingdale neighborhood. >> a family-owned beauty salon is closing after a quarter of a century in business and blaming gentrification. >> reporter: is gentrification good or bad? >> it has positives and negatives. >> reporter: race class and investment displacement the new, the old, change. boiled down into one word. gentrification. >> that's a bakery. >> reporter: kogt latasha jackson, it's why the family business is closing. due to gentrification and mixed emotions we are closing. >> people don't understand the word. it's about economic and class. not about who's white and black. >> reporter: here the g-word is kind of connected to race. t street was all black families. now they point to the three ones left. the neighborhood doesn't flood anymore and safer. >> it's an area where the average black person didn't want to walk through in the broad daylight. it is not a bad thing. >> reporter: sometimes change looks like this. an old alley that's been turned into a very popular watering hole in the area. boundary stone. and they're clearly invested in the community. $35,000 raised fo

storage for 9 million gallons of storm water to keep the water and sewage from flooding homes in the bloomingdale and la detroit park neighborhoods. the project will take about a year to complete. >>> a local boy's life takes a dramatic turn because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. now his family talks for the first time and takes some serious action but not against the person who shot him on the playground. >>> rolling 92 a metro station near you, the next big thing makes its debut today. was the wait worth it? the brand-new redesigned trains. we'll be right >>> the former student accused of a deadly shooting at a community college in north carolina is now behind bars. kenneth stanz elle was arrested erg early this morning in daytona beach, florida, more than 500 miles away. a patrol officer found him sleeping on a beach holding a knife. the 20-year-old is accused of killing his former boss at wayne county community college yesterday. the school was shut down but was rehopped. >>> the major artery that linked detroit to the canada border was shut down for hours today after this picku

. >> reporter: ask any new or long-time resident of bloomingdale or ledroit park in northwest d.c. the flooding is terrible. too much water is feared with every storm. >> when i still tell people that i live here, they go oh, isn't that the neighborhood that always floods? i never expected that i would fall victim to flooding when i moved here. i never knew sandbags would become a way of life. >> reporter: mayor muriel bowser spilled a little more water today. she was dedicating the massive tunnel boring machine named lucy. it will be lowered into the nearly 200-foot shaft under 1st street northwest and create a massive storage tank to hold 9 million gallons of overflow. >> so i'm happy to be here to welcome lucy. we need you, lucy. we can't wait for you to get to work, lucy. >> reporter: neighbors like derek jones are anxious for progress, too. >> we're moving a step closer to easing not only my fears but all of the fears of every one of us in bloomtiondale, ledroit park. >> reporter: all part of a $4 billion citywide project required when the epa told the city to stop pa luting t

. >>> the district is showing off a new tool to alleviate flooding in the bloomingdale neighborhood.t's a tunnel boring machine. this device will be lowered into the first street tunnel next month. it will be connected to the 13- mile long anacostia river tunnel. at 11:00 this morning, there will be a symbolic blessing of workers and the machine with tap water. >>> injured service members are gearing up for the wounded warriors project soldier ride. the soldiers are being fitted with special bikes for the ?4;uxride through northern virginia, d.c. then annapolis. about 50 soldiers will be taking part. the ride starts tomorrow in lorton. the cyclists stop by the white house coming up on thursday. >>> a cargo worker falls asleep in a plane and wakes up a few hundred feet off the ground. >> in a few moments after months. fighting the united nations preparing to get involved in yemen's civil war. >> wusa9 is back after n. our [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or re

. >> reporter: for decades, neighborhoods like bloomingdale northwest near downtown have flooded when stormwater and sewage overflow century-old pipes. today the mayor spilled a little more water when she welcomed louis sit the 23-foot-high boring machine that will dig a tunnel under first street northwest to create a massive tank to hold 9 million gallons of overflow. >> what we are doing together here is solving a problem that dates back a century or more, and a solution that will last into the future a century or more. >> reporter: lucy will dig 100 feet a day. it will be lowered nearly 200 feet into the ground later this week. the overall $4 billion citywide project began after 2005 when the epa sued the city for polluting the anacostia and potomac rivers. >> we're going to improve the quality of life for washingtonians in this generation and in the next. >> reporter: lucy is the third of four massive tunnel digging machines to be used around the city. local residents have put up with noise street closings and other disruptions that will continue well into next year. >> all of our

we work with only high-end retailers like bloomingdale's and equinox. can do it in a way under armour and nike will never be able to do because of their execution. david: by the way, one of my favorite books, was "unbroken." i'm wondering if zamporini, passed away recently. did you try to get him to endorse product. >> he is hugely influence to me and i loved the book. i want to pay homage to figures in the past. david: sponsorship, jordan speith, the guy who won the masters, magnificent. under armour owes part of the profits to him and what he has done. that was him on our set, april 14th, a week ago. are you looking for somebody like him? under armour spotted this guy when he was only 18 years old. he is now only 21. >> right. david: are you looking for somebody like that, somebody young you could latch on to? >> of course he. we would be honored work with somebody like jordan. one of the things we focus on to deliver a premium product at accessible price. the more you spend on sponsoring these athletes the less you're going to have, more price you ha

. >> it's providing a way for all the macy's, the bloomingdale's, the foot lockers, the nordstrom's an ability to out amazon-amazon. you can buy something and rather than have the item shipped to you in california from a distribution center in atlanta, mailsies can identify that that item is available in a store two miles away from your house, our driver picks it up and delivers it to you. >> reporter: deliv's business model, to be the uber x of same-day delivery. >> i don't own warehouses i don't own trucks, i don't pay for drivers i don't use, i don't buy inventory. >> reporter: so leslie gibbons, for instance, drives only when a delivery is needed, earns up to $20 an hour according to the company. she considered driving for lyft or uber but -- >> it's nice to have packages versus people in my car. i love people but it's much more relaxing to be driving on my own. >> hello. >> reporter: as for customers like kim holland well, she paid $5 to have deliv bring the present she ordered for a friend on macy's.com to her door. >> a lot of times i don't have time to go to the store or i don'

i grew up in the bloomingdale neighborhood. i went to public schools here. i went to mckinley tech high school. i graduated just about maybe a year from now but almost 50 years ago when the ese and the voting rights act were passed. this is a surreal moment for me because i'm where you are today but i was 50 years ahead of you. and i saw a lot of the changes that we're talking about come to pass. now, i thought that secretary duncan's speech really hit on one of the great themes of today's conversation. opportunity is a right, it's not just a promise. it is a birthright of american citizenship, and we as american citizens deserve the full opportunity that education provides. secondly this is the 150th 150th anniversary of the end of the american civil war. the single most transformative event, building toward american democracy, second only perhaps to the revolutionary war, and the truth is it was the civil war that put us on the trajectory of becoming a more perfect union. we're still struggling to achieve that goal today. african-americans have long known

them during day we asked him to outfit angela and kim in some of the season's hottest looks at bloomingdale'sof glamour. >> she looks better than i do when i'm on the go. i'm usually in sweatpants. >> have fun. this is a camisole and did it with sequins, not all over just touches of it and it being pink doesn't feel too evening. >> reporter: look number two, day to night. >> she's wearing a stretch sequin skirt. this may seem dressier but i love the idea of pairing it with easy and casual and sort of comfy oversize sweater. i love the contrast. she can whip the sweater off and go out at night. >> reporter: now, check out my look. this isn't a splash. i feel like it's a tidal wave. >> a tsunami. >> i will not be wearing this to work. or during the day but i went for it. fashion lesson time to sport your own fashion forward sequin is now. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> all right, paula, thanks for that. ginger with the final check of the weather. >> look at this i just want to get all these smiling faces on this morning and start with the social square so we can

during the day, we asked him to outfit angela and kim in some of the season's hottest looks at bloomingdale'sooks better than i do when i'm on the go. i'm usually in sweatpants. >> well i know but i think the thing is why not just have a bit of fun. here is a camisole which is a very simple silhouette and with sequins, not all over, just touches of it and it being pink doesn't feel too evening. >> reporter: look number two, day to night. >> she's wearing a stretch sequin skirt. now, this may seem a little bit dressier but i love the idea of pairing it with something easy and casual and sort of comfy oversize sweater. i love the contrast. and the thing is like she can whip this sweater off and go out at night. >> reporter: now, check out my look. this isn't a splash. i feel like it's a tidal wave. >> it's a tsunami. very to say vegas called and they want their look back. >> i will not be wearing this to work or during the day but i went for it. fashion lesson of the day time to sport your own fashion forward sequin is now. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> all rig

. >> channel comes back from bloomingdales with fin different perfumes. >> try this one. >>> what wouldudden a wild animal put his head through window of the car. a lot of us would hit the accelerator, the 24-year-old somehow got this zebra to pose for pictures t. zebra seems up for it bearing his teeth in sort of a smile and nuzzling up against the guy. what would you have done? >> hit the gas. >> then you end up with a zebra head in your car. that's not good. >> i'm sorry, zebra. what would you have done? >> someone says zebra, it's harmless. that's what i think. reverse it. it's say he stuck it through the passenger window and your kid was strapped in the passenger window. would you hit the gas? that's what i think. >> what would you have done? >> oh i would have gotten out of there. >> he wouldn't have been there to begin with. >> i wouldn't have rolled the window down. >> okay. >> so you guys know 73 different questions, sarah jessica parker and victoria beckham have taken part and answered these questions, we all wanted to ask. this morning, it is our own matt's turn. >> nice to h