skyfox is out in laurel bowie area.use me. 197 laurel bowie road is closed between powder mill road and bw parkway in both directions. we're dealing with some utility repair. there were some downed wires out there. you can see crews are working. again, avoid that area. this is just east of baltimore-washington parkway. again, on 197 between bw parkway and powder mill road. we'll keep you updated when that clears. avoid that route for now. we'll switch from skyfox to a look at our maps. you can see southbound bw parkway congestion picking up northbound side a little bit heavier as well. on 270 good news for you an earlier crash cleared at 109. right now it's just a 15 minute delay from 70 into hyattstown and that's just because of congestion. you open up in gaithersburg and rockville this morning. if you're taking the rails i know we talked about a potential metro sickout today. just want to keep you updated every report that all other metro rail lines and buses on time. i have you covered if and when that changes on twi

he lives in delaware and he is from bowie. they announced two more sad facts. we knew he was married and we learned that he left behind a 5-year-old daughter. >> news of the murder of the delaware state police corporal hard. >> i feel bad for the family. >> stephen ballard graduated from bowie high school in 2003 and went to college in delaware. he has been a member of the delaware state police in eight and a half years. nobody was more determined or mentally stronger than ballard. recently married and the dad and the neighbors describe him this way. >> a good kid. no trouble. >> out there doing a job. being productive citizens. go out there and do the right thing. be nice to people. in turn people should be nice to you. >> so many say the he is wonderful person. we are more information on the memorial credit union fund at 6:00. alison: a terrible loss. thank you. meanwhile, the federal agents and the police in montgomery county now arrested a suspected drug dealer in takoma park. the suspect laced heroin with fentanyl. they found drugs, three guns and nearly $

in bowie, brad bell. michelle: sad news. thank you. for sad news. the longest war claimed two more american lives. two service members died fighting militants overnight in the same region where the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs two weeks ago. jonathan: london pole questioning a man arrested in a counter terrorism operation this morning this guy was carrying fives in a bag and he is known to police and may have been inspired by the state. michelle: michael flynn is now the subject of an investigation by the pentagon. maryland representative elijah cummings announced the probe. the pentagon is looking into the payments to flynn by the russia state sponsored r.t. television network and a company linked to turkey's government. jonathan: the negotiations longed down the short-term extension is expected to be approved tomorrow. michelle: a mother racing from police and the child in the emergency seat. >> they will arrest me. >> no. pull over! michelle: what prompted the wild chase that ended with the mother racing in a motorcycle dealership. doug:

he graduated from bowie and that she grew up in buoy and graduated from bowie high school . eller phillies had been in a tense standoff with the man -- delaware police had been in a with the man. on that long, the suspect had fired random shots at police. at point, officers also detonated explosives around at home. the barricade situation started after the suspect shot trooper ballard in a wawa parking lot. trooper ballard was approaching a suspicious car. the suspect exited the car, opened killing trooper ballard for no apparent reason. a press conference will be at 1:30 this afternoon where we asked that to learn much more about the situation. from the live desk, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. lindsey: today's date 98 of the trump presidency, and this afternoon, the president will sign an executive order, creating an accountability office of the me department of veterans affairs. kenneth moton has more. search: today, the continues for specifics in president trump's tax plan. pres. trump: a great plan to put people back to work. a spokesperson making the rounds today come on "gm

a couple of st, toward baltimore and one towards annapolis and bowie. this is moderate rain over clinton. headed off to the north and east. i think it might make it all the way to annapolis where all is said and done, laugher in midnight. tomorrow morning from bus stop, nice. 60s and 70s. don't think we'll have the widespread fog and low clouds we had this morning. isolated storm in. don't plan around that. dry. will feel like june tomorrow night. hot saturday and sunday with mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. lesson saturday, a few more numerous on sunday. can you get a lot of stuff down over the weekend. 84, 90 on saturday, 89. record high 91 at national on saturday, 92 on sunday. back to 83 on monday. clouds and showers and then the front clears out, only 72 on tuesday. tuesday is going to be a sweet day. tomorrow morning, a few clouds east of . downtown. by 9:00, really pretty nice. maybe folks in st. mary county have to wait for sun. but not anybody else. across 70s across the board and by 6:00 p.m., in the low 80s. if you have a little da

he was from bowie, maryland. killed in the line of duty. breaking news in delaware. >> state trooper shot to death there. corporal steven ballard was 32 years old. we'll have more on memorial for him in a moment. erika gonzalez at the live desk. >> two suspects were involved in the situation. police say one of them is in custody right now. but the other one, that's why we're still talking about this this morning, about this ongoing scene that's happening in delaware. that second suspect has barricaded himself inside a home. this is the scene from middletown, delaware. the shooting happened in the town of baer. this is about 15 miles away. a s.w.a.t. team has surrounded the area. the suspect has been firing at officers. this has been going on for several hours now ever since that shooting happened yesterday. we're going to let you know when there are any changes in this situation. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> erika, thank you. we continue our team coverage with a closer look at corporal ballard. >> p

his facebook page saying he's originally from bowie. he just got married earlier this year. >> 5:03 now. take a look at some of the other top stories we're working on for you this morning. hagerstown police are investigating a fatal crash. happened in the chestnut street and garrett street around 7:00 last night. the crash involved a motorcycle and bicyclist. the bicyclist died. >>> a woman is in jail after causing a tense situation on a metro train. the woman had a knife and was on some kind of illegal substance when she started to argue with another passenger. this happened last night around 9:00. she was arrested at the white flint station. 30 minutes later. none of the passengers was injured. >>> everything is back to normal for your morning commute after a small fire forced passengers off a mark train. this was on the brunswick line in silver springs. investigators tell us the brakes overheated. >>> there may be hope that the government won't run out of money to pay the large number of federal employees who live in our area. there

most of parts of prince george's county, the beltway around bowie.ery light showers, most of the area just seeing some sprinkles. that area of low pressure that brought us rain yesterday it's offshore. but it's going to start moving towards new england. that means it's going to bring the cloud cover with it. this morning, temperatures in mid to upper 50s by lunchtime. mostly cloudy but dry, looking at the mid-70s. and you'll notice those sky conditions really improving. we're talking how much warmer it will get tomorrow. into the weekend coming up. >> thank you, sheena. >>> it's 6:32. here's a look at the top stories this morning. metro workers could be planning a sickout. the union is in the middle of a heated contracts negotiations. workers told their supervisors they're not coming in on friday. there's also unusually high absentee requests for this weekend. >>> on capitol hill, lawmakers are rushing on friday to avoid a government shutdown. the deal may are more likely now that president trump has backed off on the $1 trillion to build the wall. a

holocaust museum's new 40-million dollar facility in bowie, maryland is now officially open. ribbon cutting ceremony was held yesterday at the shappell family collections, conservation, and research center. 99-percent of documents and artifacts held by the museum but not on display in d.c. will be kept there. yesterday's ceremony took place about two dozen holocaust survivors were there. the facility contains thousands of items donated by people around the world.. and more than 100-million pages of documents. the facility will not be open to the general public. but historians, researchers, and contributors will have access. 23 men in suburban atlanta are in custody, after an online sex sting. they're accused of trying to have sex with underage teens. the men were lured by online ads.. and they believed they were communicating with 14 and 15-year-olds. 70 officers from 20 agencies pulled off the sting.. called "operation spring cleaning." the men arrested range in age from 19 to 48. most have blue two are college students. and one is in the air force. in court, lawyers for som

we also hear from architect john bowie about the original construction and recent restoration. >> hello. i would like to welcome you to union station. this is a magnificent building here in washington, d.c., just a couple of blocks from the u.s. capitol building. presidentc.e.o. and of the redevelopment corporation, a nonprofit in washington, d.c., is responsibility for stewardship of this building. this building was built in 1907. it was not only one of the largest buildings in the world, but it was certainly the most magnificent train station that had been built to date. this station has undergone many changes throughout the year. it was completed in 1912 and entered into service during world war i when the uso took over part of the building. and then of course, through the 1920's and depression it went through many, many changes from being an active station to a place where it was not so active . people may have been here sleeping on benches, using the building for shelter. and finally, with world war ii, the station became the center of the world again with the servicemen coming bac

this is north view elementary school in bowie. the cloud cover. 65 now. we started with the clouds.it turned in a nice day. more clouds come in tonight. most areas east of town you notice on the map. 70's west. the lower to the mix 60's in the east. a cool night. there is cloudiness south and west. most associated with the warm front and the cold front. that will bring winds east and southeast. from the south to the southwest. here we go. the winds will turn southerly. in the mid-afternoon showers but by sunday, plenty of sunshine. gusty winds. we will get to the afternoon and the everything, the clouds are closer. we will hit 7:00, 8:00. 9:00. showers are a good bet. rumble of thunder. opening it will clear out for the easter egg roll. tomorrow, showers. the best chance of 4:00 to 7:00. sunday night's rain. clear out. there should be cloudiness left. 27 to 85 over the weekend. mild on wednesday. back to 8 o thursday. partly 67 and low 70's then. close to average. jonathan: thanks. michelle: if your office is like ours it's been a constant sound in the background today. jonathan: yo

music has added production sounds to the biggest acts in the world — u2, coldplay and some chap called bowie music is very atmospheric and at the wheel and he's regarded as the godfather of ambient music and his new work, reflection, it is rather unpredictable. it is a generative music app which follows rules defined and refined by brian eno but which plays differently every time. 14% of these notes, random, will be pitched down by three semitones. the second is a1% go an octave down, 12 semitones. can i just say... scientist. i would go further, quantum scientist. probabilities. brian eno has spent weeks, months, tweaking these rules and probabilities which when combined cause these sounds to bounce, transform or not play at all. these are different types of scripters.

tremble like a flower ♪rms >> artists in the '80s, david bowie, realized if you want to make it, youold their music doesn't fit the format. ♪ she's a very cheeky girl >> that's what's happening. we're being set in the back of the bus television style. and they get away with this then other shows try it. >> they don't exclude black acts, they exclude music that's not rock and roll. >> mtv came out with no consideration on how to infuse black music in the mix. >> i am just so money by the fact that so few black artists are featured on it. why is that? >> we have to do what we think not only new york and los angeles will appreciate but some town in the midwest that would be scared to death by prince or a string of other black faces. >> interesting. thank you very much. >> when are we going to see anybody of color on mtv because you said music television. when are you going to start covering all genres of music. >> music has no color. and shouldn't have color. and i don't believe in that. when i do, i don't want it labeled black or white, i want it labelled it's music. [ cheers and appla

we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stewart, ally much dominated by men until the last few years. >> hot, very hot. three albums in the past three years, all million sellers. and the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough, and very sexy. ♪ >> it appears to me that on stage is what i picture a modern woman to be. someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time. has a lot of strength and conviction. and can look good and still have a brain. >> you would think in the era of music becoming a visual form, more than ever, that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. unlike earlier girl groups, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, not just singing backup or just standing in some cool outfit in front of a band. like, they were the band. ♪ >> while they've always managed t

music has added production sounds to the biggest acts in the world — u2, coldplay and some chap called bowiea self—proclaimed non—musician who uses technology to make his art. there it is. so this essentially never repeats in billions of years. it is constantly generating new images. i mean, sometimes it does things that are so baffling and fantastic you think, i never would have thought of that. it is love of random, generative art that has brought us here. his music is very atmospheric and at the wheel and he's regarded as the godfather of ambient music and his new work, reflection, it is rather unpredictable. it is a generative music app which follows rules defined and we find by brian eno but which plays differently every time. 14% of these notes, random, will be pitched down by three semitones. the second is al% go an octave down, 12 semitones. can ijust said... scientist. i would go further, quantum scientist. probabilities. brian eno has spent weeks, months, tweaking these rules and probabilities which when combined cause these sounds to bounce, transform or not play at all. these are

. >>> we're learning more about the delaware state trooper from bowie, maryland, killed in the line ofire. investigators still don't know why he was shot. burgeon sealy shot him. >>> a mother took matters into her own suspected child predator working on instagram. d.c. police say joshua gibbs met a 13-year-old on instagram. what he didn't know was the 13-year-old mother saw the post and started pretending to be her daughter. the mom exchanged messages with gibbs and agreed to let gibbs send an uber. d.c. police followed the uber to gibbs home over the weekend and arrested him. authorities say gibbs told them he uses instagram to find girls he can offer money for sex. he is now facing sex trafficking charges. >>> another reminder this morning to be on alert as you fill your gas tank. inside there was a credit card skimmer. it was found by fairfax county police after a bank reported irregularities at that gas station. >>> a fire responsible for all of this damage, $39 million worth, was an investigators still don't know exactly what caused monday's historic fire at a college park buildin

. >> the museum extensive collection of the artifacts has a permanent home in bowie.an: this morning on holocaust remembrance day, several survivors at the event. it's now open to thousands of documents and photos that is accessible to researchers, survivors and their families. >> we do have families that will come and look at the materials, children, the grandchildren for second and the third generation. some of the precious moments. jonathan: the facility built with the expectation that the holocaust museum collection will double in size in the next decade. michelle: talk about the weather now. the storm that came through the area friday night slammed colonial beach, virginia. streets came down on homes. campers were overturned and power knocked out to hundreds over the weekend. one woman watched it happen in the neighborhood and jumped in the action to save her neighbor. >> i ran as fast as i c i ran as fast as i could and screamed to get out of the house. landed on top of her house. she made it out safely. michelle: what a close call. dozens of the homes were dama

. >> seth: this is -- i just want to prove -- >> this is my bowie one. >> seth: that's your bowie onealso -- they're not all hyper negative choices. and then, when you do that, do you go out? >> no. [ laughter ] i don't. i mean, people say that i should but honestly, it takes me -- some of them take me a really long time, but i'll do it and then i'll take a couple pictures and check it out and be like yeah, all right, that's good and then i just take it off and go to bed. [ light laughter ] >> seth: sounds like you have some weird ocd thing. >> no, i mean, like i shouldn't be putting all that crap on my face because i have really sensitive skin so the second i take a crap load of selfies, and then i'm like all right one is good enough. >> seth: well, you're an artist. you have to use your easel. >> yes. >> seth: you have to use the easel you have. this, i want to ask you guys about this. because archie's parents are played by molly ringwald and luke perry who are incredibly huge names for a certain generation. >> i know. >> seth: you guys are early 20s. >> yes. >> seth: when you found

hail on the deck in bowie. piled up! look at the clouds out there. they are starting to thin out.oss -- low 80's across the area. a little cell and a few more south. the showers should start to dissipate. widen the view. central virginia to richmond. we will watch this west to east movement. heavier stuff in the evening when the sun goes down that should stay south. we are not out of the woods. tomorrow more action moving in here. i think tomorrow is the rainiest day for the weekend. early risers with the clouds but through the day the showers develop and become more numerous. heaviest rain tomorrow night through early sunday. heavy but sunday through the midday, i think the rain will end. just to the south. still gray and one thing you notice, it is cool. temperatures in the 60's and the 50's later tonight. we cool off. the showers and the storms come to an end eventually. as we head through the weekend it's the rain. anywhere from a half inch to maybe an inch and a half. be a cutoff. the heaviest from the south and the lesser amount to the north. i think the cutoff is south of t

fewer showers and still sprinkles possible. 58 downtown. 56 hagerstown. 58 leesburg. 59 in places like bowie and annapolis. by morning not worthy of a yellow weather alert and starting out with clouds and dreary tomorrow with showers possible. we will talk about when the sun returns and we >>> there is a memorial in the works to honor the 49 killed in the florida nightclub. the owner of pulse nightclub in orlando plans to announce details of the memorial next week. she turned down the city's offer to buy the club and turned into a memorial at a you might recall 49 people were killed and dozens injured when a gunman opened fire inside the club last year following a three-hour standoff and police shot and killed the gunman. >>> first responders a one person died when a small plane crashed in huntsville texas. the faa said the plane reported a possible oil problem. the twin-engine cessna came down and hit an oak tree and came to rest upside down and burning. >>> a deadly end to a high- speed police chase in los angeles. you see the video shows the stolen car being chased by officers and weaving

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ziggy pop and david bowie and lived through those pictures. >> it was designed to give people the ideau don't know who he is. but he is has a personal photographer he must be a big deal. >> i was working this all my life and good to see recognition come his way. >> he doesn't want to be noenl only as the man that shot the 70. he wants to be known as the man who is still very vibrant and shooting rock 'n roll til he dies. >> you to be informed and know the scene and know and love the people in tonight and he knew and loved the scene. >> the spiritual mantra of rock is in theaters starting monday. >>> back here the real dinner is the fixture of the borough of phoenixville for six decades and the diner is sold and will have a new home. it sat empty since it closed in 2008 and since then it sat under a wrapping sheet. and now well known attorney, thomas klein is hoping to bring it back to life. he bought the timeless treasure this year with plans to restore it. >>> david monitoring a lot of activity. >> a lot of stuff going on and it looks like a window open for more severe thunderstorms i

[applause] despite the fact effaces deep cuts with fewer bowie's working longer hours also trying to make louisiana more attractive place to work real lifted one of the destinations for new business expansion looking at the 21st century economy right here in louisiana. those investments made over the past year to know we are creating a more vibrant and diverse economy in it does not include the 1.$1 million capital investment we are announcing today in louisiana. that is why we expanded the tax-exempt program and i have heard from many of you in the people of this state we cannot give away taxpayer dollars without having accountability to have good jobs in louisiana. [applause] and the reforms have done just that we have ventured it be tied to job creation and retention for incentives and as you know, looking to stabilize services and successful of to minimize cuts of higher education we have tendered -- attended the profs that -- the process of the budget situation. and what we needed laugh share with the legislature to create the task force in tax structure. but that day has arrive

some are describing it as david bowie means queen.ht. >>> he will perform the song for the first time next weekend on "saturday night live." >>> there's a lot of talk about the sequel to "twins." well, in a new interview schwarzenegger confirmed the news. there will be a follow-up film called "triplets." as the third brother to the already mismatch. the former governor said the script will probably be done in a month or two, and hopefully shooting will begin in the fall. >>> finally the 32nd rock 'n' roll hall of fame was last night. electric light orange as journey, tupac, and yes, nile rogers. as always it was a star-studded night. tubes back was the first solo rapper into the hall of name and lenny kravitz gave a moving tribute to his longtime friend prince. and there was also a journey reunion. though steve perry didn't perform with the band, it ended with an all-night jam. the ceremony will air on hbo on the 29th. >>> still ahead, changing lives through the power of music, but first this is "today" on nbc. - grocery outlet - groc

the ocean water temperature at out bowie in atlantic city, 50 degrees so slowly warming up. still way too cold to go. look at the nation as a whole forevers if fees to the north. 60's ands to our north of the high pressure to the north clockwise flow around it that means northerly winds for us temperatures will be seasonal in the mid to upper 60s for the next couple of days. if you're allergy sufferer like me, those tree pollens the juniper, popular the maple trees all those allergens will be high. right through friday. possibly even saturday. overnight tonight, philadelphia 48. our suburbs mitter 50s. clear with a light northerly wind. tomorrow the wind turns easterly still a cool wind for us we match to get into the upper 60s. easterly winds about 5 miles an hour. so really a nice day after a chilly start. as you look at the entire region as we go neighborhood to neighborhood pottstown 66. millville 67. wildwood 61. trenton 65. reading 68. wilmington 68. not a huge spread of temperature with that high pressure dominating our weather. on your seven day forecast from the wea

prince george's county police say they expect an increased presence around bowie and cheltenham.at george mason university. the drill is expected at 7:30 to 8:30 this morning. >>> fire investigators are expected back at college park. still trying to figure out what sparked a firend construction. crews were still putting out hot spots. officials believe the fire was an accident. >>> a heated battle between metro could affect your plans. the two are locked in contract negotiations. metro workers are threatening a sick out. they told their supervisors they're not coming in on friday. metro supervisors are being told they will have to staff up and work 12-hour shifts this entire weekend if front line operators like bus and train operators don't show up. >> makes me feel stressed that, stressed with the work commute anyway. >> i hope they do work it out because people rely on that. >> union workers say they do not support a sick out, and they do not believe one will happen, but they're planning a march from the judiciary square to metro board meeting on friday. >>> three people are in

. >> he took the pictures of our favorite rock star, iggy pop and david bowie and we lived through thoseit was all designed to give people the idea, we don't know who he is but he has a personal photographer. must be a big deal. >> i've been watching this guy's work my whole entire life so it's finally good to see recognition come back his way. >> who doesn't want to be known only as the man who shot th the '70s. he wants to be known as the man who is still very vibrant and shooting a rock 'n' roll -- >> you have to be informed and know what's going on and know the scene and know and love the people in it and he knew and loved the scene. >> in los angeles, george pennacchio for abc news. >> he knew and loved it. now sharing with other people who want to know it and love it as well. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> good morning it is 4:30 a.m., thursday, april 6. >>> here's what we're following on "action news," strong storms are on the way, in fact the rain is here already. taking a look at sky6 live hd philadelphia international. heavy rain is inching toward us.

ballard a native of bowie, maryland. delaware state police say the home belonged to the suspect's parents near wilmington. police say sealy opened fire on them and they shot back. that's when he was killed. >>> not everyone knows it but april is national child abuse prevention month. and so there's no better time than now to highlight the great work being done in one part of stafford county can it's not just the -- and it's not just the humans helping. evan koslof explains. >> reporter: amongs judges and bailiffs, one wet nosed labrador is a regular here. his name is con. he's become known as the courthouse dog in stafford county. >> being in a courthouse obviously you need to be on your best behavior. >> reporter: juanita handles con and says the trained it was dog was brought to child abuse. >> we placed the child in a very difficult and uncomfortable position to actually it is in front of strangers, individuals in suits, judges, his purpose is to help them get through a very difficult time. >> come. >> reporter: con h

this morning is dbi director tom bowie. give him a nice ham. he's in the audience i know that. [applause] our next speaker and esteemed woman i love her she's the first woman chief of the san francisco fire department would you please welcome the honorable-i call the hon., chief joanne tran white tran hayes >> good morning everyone. welcome. i bent as a native san franciscan i know well that we are a city rich in history and tradition and this is what my favorite traditions. because we get to commemorate what happened 111 years ago today. april 18, 1906. we remember those who suffered great losses that they but we also get to celebrate and that's one of the things that san francisco is very proud of its strength, its fortitude and its resilience to literally pick the city up and rise from the ashes after the earthquake and fires of 1906. i would like to acknowledge all you here today to carry on that history and that tradition.. i particularly would like to say thank you to mayor ed for making sure that all of and that her parents work together to be the strongest most resilien

if has leaked a small amount of diesel fuel, hence the yellow containment bowies and the president of the department of fish and wildlife. could the leak be a problem? >> it's possible. at this point right now the amount of action going on out there, the birds are staying away, and right now there is a sheen and that's not a huge cause for concern. >> reporter: huge, no, but at 112 feet long and 50 feet of water, not small either. the vortex marine construction has hired a salvage company, but the coast guard says this barge will remain submerged at least through tonight. from the yerba gwen a island, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> a mudslide is coming down on the homes below oakland hills. one homeowner took abc 7 news inside the home today. she got calls as mud and water were beginning to stream in the house on banning drive. as you can see she was left with a super mess and the slide is still oozing into that home and backyard. as bad as it looks, the city said the mud is up to the eaves of one of her neighbor's homes. >> it's being stopped in my dining room by sliding glass door.

it was the year david bowie released his ziggy stardust album, and that the swedish supergroup abba wase and an emergency three—day week. the conservative edward heath was the prime minister at the time. one of his jobs that year was to get the european communities act 1972 approved. the act paved the way for the uk tojoin the european economic community, as it was then, in 1973. and it gave eu law supremacy over uk national law. bbc panorama made a programme about the uk‘s entry into the eec. well, at 45 years later, the uk government is go to repeal the 1972 act through a new great repeal bill. the day after article 50 was triggered, the brexit secretary david davis explained the task ahead. repealing the eca on the day we leave the eu enables a return to this parliament of the sovereignty we ceded in 1972. it ends the supremacy of eu law in this country. the great repeal bill will also convert all eu law into uk law. this means, for example, that workers‘ rights and environmental and consumer rights that are insured under eu law in the uk will continue to be available in the uk law a

made and the particulars of that restoration, i would like to introduce the historic architect, john bowie. >> i've been working here both with amtrak and a union station redevelopment corporation since 2003. i was heavily involved in the restoration work that took place after the 2011 workplace. we are here on the mezzanine level, directly over top and looking out on the main hall space. sideu can see off to the is the concourse area, which was converted into commercial space. when union station was designed, auxwas designed in the be art style. beend pierce anderson had classically trained in paris and this was the style that was the magnificent, monumental style of all the big public buildings in the latter part of the 19th century and early part of the 20th century. as an architectural style, it was a natural for a train station just like it was for courthouses and big school buildings and public buildings. it provided a sense of fromture, organization, the grand monumental spaces such as the main hall that we see here to the more subordinate spaces like the east hall, which hall ticke

yes, we're in bowie. the chappelle center brand new sort of like the center is for the air and space museum on the mall. this is a research and conservation center 80,000 they tell us by the week in terms of the collections. we were given a preview last week inside to see some of the artifacts. these are documents, photographs, personal effects, large items, small items that will eventually, some of them, go on display at the memorial museum that's on the mall. it's a center years in the making named after a california couple holocaust survivors the chappelle family that originally came from poland. we're told there will be 18 other holocaust survivors among the 250 invited guests for this morning's 11 o'clock dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony. again, we had chance to go inside and in our next hour, at 8 o'clock, we'll take you inside with one of the leaders here, one of the officials here and show you more up close and personal some of the items that are here for researchers, not so much the public

for "cbs this morning," i'm mark strassman, bowie, texas. >> that sure is impressive.irlfriends to a place called blue bonnet palace. >> what happened there? >> what happened there, norah o'donnell? >> i love to two-step and used to have bull riding in the middle of the hall. >> you can ride the horse or bull in "urban cowboy." >> you can still get those. >> all right, norah o'donnell, she's thrown the gauntlet. you can hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast and find extended interviews and podcast originals. >> and what happened in texas way back when. >> we'll be back with more "cbs this morning." >>> well, that does it for us. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. all right. here we go. more rain taking over charles county. all the way up 301. this is going to move into the district shortly. we're going to

bowie even has her favorite player..." a huge fan of clay thompson, especially because of his dog."and if you didn't bring your dub nation gear....no worries...this local vendor had more than enough options.other fans made their own...."we're hoping to see the warriors take it all the way this year and represent the bay area." (justine) some superstars came out to celebrate prom with some sick childre. a few 49ers attend the seventh annual prom at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital san francisco and over 200 teen patients and their friends attended the event. patients and niners players enjoyed a fun-filled "masquerade ball" with photo boths, food, music, and of course dancing. niners players in attendance included tight end garret celel, newly acquired wide receiver pierre garcon , and defensive tackle quinton dial.(sot) this special evening allowed patients to participate in a milestone that they may miss as a result of diagnosos or treatment. (jr stone) thousands of peope gathered for the annual earth day rally in san

graduated from bowie high school in 2003. nancy: michelle marsh is taking us inside the operation. michelle: it was an intense standoff and it ended at a house 15 miles from where it began. the police trying to talk the gunman out safely. it didn't end that way. aerial footage looks like an explosion, well, it turns out police used explosive device to break down the front door. all the activity following yesterday's shootout at a convenience store. a neighbor of that home where the suspect was shot and killed describes what he saw. >> there were shots in the neighborhood. s.w.a.t. team in the trees and everything. alison: police say the gunman fired at officers multiple of times. michelle: he killed stephen ballard this afternoon. they br >> this is a time to mourn, mourn and lift up one of our own. michelle: today the flag draped cassette carrying corporal ballard was moved to the funeral home. as soon as we get more information we will have an update on abc7. in the newsroom, michelle marsh, abc7 news. alison: a terrible loss. thank you. this is just in. david dao has settled wit

he started the opening with "let's dance" from david bowie.t three episodes of the season will broadcast live from coast-to-coast. melissa mccarthy and alec baldwin returned to "snl" last night. we got another look at baldwin's impersonation of trump. baldwin said he will soon stop playing the president. >>> is it a boy. after months of watching and waiting, april the giraffe finally gave birth to what appears to be a healthy giraffe. more than 1 million people watched the birth online, and now the zoo is having a naming contest for the calf. >>> the dodgers honored jackie robinson by unveiling his statue outside dodger stadium in los angeles the statue depicts him as a rookie slide into home plate, a nod to his aggressive running style. players all across baseball honored robinson by wearing number 42 yesterday. >>> north korea's latest missile test failed, and rising tensions continue with the white house. next we will check in with "meet the press" moderator, chuck todd, about what is coming up next for the u.s. >>> and we will tell you how

ballard is from bowie, maryland. he was 32 years old. >>> the red line is a mess this morning. megan mcgrath is at the metro center station with this story. here's >> red line -- >> reporter: this downtown ambassador did her best to direct riders to shuttle buses. >> metro need to pay me. >> reporter: in what was a frustrating and confusing rush hour on the red line. both exiting at metro center thought they could grab a bus on the corner of 12th, but they say nothing ever came. they eventually walked over to the gallery place station. >> been out here for about a half hour. i'm supposed to be to work at 7:45. >> reporter: a report of smoke in the tunnels suspended red line service between gallery place and dupont circle during the height of rush hour this morning. no injuries, but responding firefighters did detect a slight haze at the faragate north station. >> we asked someone. they said go to 12th and then they said come to 12th and g. here we are. we're supposed to get some shuttle buses and they haven't come yet. >> reporter: the suspension lasted an hour. while inconveni

for "cbs this morning," i'm mark strassman, bowie, texas. >> that sure is impressive. girlfriends to a place called blue bonnet palace. >> what happened there? >> what happened there, norah o'donnell? >> i love to two-step and used to have bull riding in the middle of the hall. >> you can ride the horse or bull in "urban cowboy." >> you can still get those. >> all right, norah o'donnell, she's thrown the gauntlet. you can hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast and find extended interviews and podcast originals. >> and what happened in texas way back when. >> we'll be back with more "cbs this morning." you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it all hang out there, and it's hanging on for dear life. that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower mercedes-amg c63 s coupe. >>> well, that does it for,,,,,, (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you

pulling through prince george's from bowie to clinton and now into anne arundel. southeast.some of the areas in the path up to 5:20 morning side. what i want to show you, we have had the reports. this is a storm report. inch yaf size of a hail that is chevy chase. we'll see more of this added on. winds and hail are the biggest threats here. today has been isolated. but it has packed a punch. 5:30 to 6:30 and by 7:00 it's going to drift south and east. in the weekend is not the prettiest time. we don't want to sell a solidly wet weekend for saturday and sunday but there is going to be some period of t and done sunday midday as this pulls out of here, half an inch north of town to an inch, inch and a half or more across the metro area. the track will keep it south along a cusp. but if the system lifted northward, we could see more rain. the heaviest period of rain for us is saturday to sunday. when you wake up, there could be a few dry hours. there is some time to get out. but the rain will pick up late in the day. 63 on saturday. by sunday afternoon we are going to dry out bu