. >> reporter: bob montgomery pioneered the technology. he is gnarly.k in the day. >> you are the classic californian surfer guy i would have thought would never want to put a motor inside the surfboard. >> wrong. i always dreamed of a motorized surfboard since we were little boy. that god given dream never left me. that's why it's here. montgomery claims the feeling is akin to riding a 50-foot monster. >> the closest thing to surfing on a big wave you will ever taste without surfing. >> should a guy look me with min cal emin -- minimal experience, be allowed to taste the sweet nectar without putting in the early morning hours. i have done water skiing since i was 10. >> perfect. perfect candidate for a good show today. >> reporter: ha-ha. i forgot bob's instructions that you can ease off the throttle. i have never felt so alive! yes, with a jet surf even a fat scottsman can feel what it is look to catch a big wave in the relative safety of the waveless lagoon. >> the sport need to grow by riders and players. all sports grow by riders and players. the p

bob barnard. >> will, montgomery county school board members know changing start times would affect families innt ways but letting high schoolers sleep in for an extra half hour could make them happier and healthier students. >> talk to parents with teens in public school and you're likely to hear the same thing. >> they're exhausted the bags start awe're -- appearing the first week of school and do not disappear until the first week in summer. >> so the montgomery county school board is considering starting high school later in the morning. >> the overall well-being of kids. >> dr. joshua star has taken options provided to him provided by the bell times work group and come up with moving high school start times to 8:15 in the morning and starting middle school 10 minutes earlier at 7:45 a.m. >> i don't look at this as an issue of this is going to increase academic performance.

capture means a big -- a major auch bob militant believed to be involved in the recent tenure mall attack. it had to be called up because of heavy fighting. >>> in montgomery county, more than a dozen people in the hospital recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning. fumes from a broken generator spread to the middlebrook apartment in bethesda. firefighters tested the air and discover the gas was lethal. employees say six of 15 victims are in serious condition but have non-life-threatening injuries. >>> the home of edgar allan poe shuts his doors last year for renovation, but this weekend visitors got a sneak peak of the national treasure. the reopening of the house comes as readers are marking the anniversary of his death. >> reporter: two bedrooms, no bathroom, and a small kitchen. the edgar allan poe house and museum on amity street needed some upgrades. now after a six-month, $80,000 renovation, the work is done. >> this is the oldest house where we know for sure that he lived, that he wrote. >> the president, the nonprofit group that operates and restored the house, she says the upgrades to the home highlight the writer's life in baltimore. >> it's not

, and at the end of the march from selma to montgomery, they wanted to identify the march on washington. they wanted to say, we stand with you. i remember bob dylan, coming to the delta of mississippi, out in the field, singing, and playing his music. joan biaz and others, peter, paul and mary. those were the days of hope optimism, that people were prepared, literally to put their bodies on the line, to use their sense of feeling that artistic ability, capacity, to say, yes, we stand with you. yes, we are with you. >> host: you're 73 years old. any plans to retire from congress? >> guest: i am 73, but you know, i don't feel like i'm 73. i feel much younger. and my own staff, most of them -- they're all much younger than i, but they cannot keep up with me. >> host: is that a point of pride? >> guest: it's a point of pride. i'm very proud. we have the raid in atlanta. i don't usually ride in a car. i run. and there would be hundreds and thousands of people. literally run through the streets of atlanta, shaking hands with people. >> host: congressman, the night after you won your election, september 2, 1986, one of your staffers arranged for a