bradley boulevard at arlington remains closed off until further notice.is pending an investigation ongoing at this time could to an incident that occurred shortly before 4:00 a.m. this is inbound 66 coming eastbound. that is where we had the stalled bus tying up the left side of the road before the beltway. also, 50 for the crash, stay to the left to get through. and the closures downtown, 14th street between constitution avenue and been pen avenue. that is scheduled to be in place until about #:00 this evening due to the event taking place at the reagan building. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. -- that is scheduled to be in place until about 6:00 this evening. >>> saudi arabia has reported the first swine flu death and only the second in the middle east. >> there will be a swine flu summit today in annapolis. on the agenda, seasonal u imizations, surveillance an reporting of swine flu and emergency preparedness. >>> billy joel is battling flu- like symptoms. he postponed a concert for last friday and has had to postpone another. he was advi

bradley foundation located in milwaukee. we are pleased to have some board members and spouses and staff with us. and my particular thanks to the bradley vice-president for this critical assistance in devising and executing this symposium. this symposium. a very young republican hill staffer named paul ryan stopped by the lion house to find out more about our civic renewal efforts in milwaukee and to announce he was going to run for the united states house of representatives in the first congressional district down lake michigan shoreline from milwaukee. that was a noble but hopeless dream of course because the notoriously volatile first district had just fallen into democratic hands and looked tuesday that way for the foreseeable future. congressmen ryan is serving his sixth term from the first district and has emerged as a major national spokesman for market-oriented alternatives to the administration costs government focus proposals. he must be on his way shortly to a meeting of the house budget committee where he is the

all six lanes of bradley boulevard are closed right now.olice say they're hoping to have the lanes reopened before the morning rush is over. of course, we're going to keep following this case, joe and barbara and we'll have the latest throughout the morning, back to you. >> thank you, michael. >> thanks, michael. >> a major commuter route or major commuter alert for drivers this morning. parts of 14th street will be shut for most of the day. the street is closed between constitution and pennsylvania avenue, and will remain that way until 6:00 this evening. news4's kimberly suiters joins us live on 14th street with details. good morning, kimberly. >> reporter: good morning, joe. well major delays are expected along 14th street. although we haven't seem them yet. you can see the road is fairly clear right now. a little down that way you can see that the road block is set up around the ronald reagan building. we're told this is the secret service's call. this morning, the president will address the opening session of the first u.s.-china, stra

bradley boulevard is closed off in each direction.live from the scene and arlington road is open but an investigation on going at this time in bethesda. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. gurvir, back toou. >>> friendship can be a wonderful thing until money gets involved. if you have ever loaned money to a family member or a friend or were on the receiving end of a loan, you probably know how uncomfortable it can be, whether it's for $100 or $1,000. in today's money segment biller man says the only way to make sure the transaction is a success is to treat it as if it's business. which is hard to do for a lot of people. when your emotions get involved and your heart gets involved. it's tough to do. >> it's a real challenge. when you're dealing with people think your money is your most valuable thing, but it's not, it's your family and friends. so you want to keep it as a business transaction as best you possibly can. and draft up a contract. look at some of the legal ramifications behind this. >> because most people, i wou

meanwhile, bradley boulevard here in bethesda.is tied up in each direction because of a serious crash. the road is shut down each way. inbound new york avenue looking good as you travel between nortast and northwest. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we continue to stay on top of the break is news situation some bethesda. first live pictures from the scene now. the discovery of a body inside a burning minivan at arlington road and bradley boulevard. police arid of a on the scene shortly after 4:00 this morning. the van was facing towards d.c., that is southbound on bradley. investigators are not saying exactly what happened, whether this may have been the result of an accident or if something else is involved. >> we do have a crew he haded over to that area. >>> we are following another story this morning. this man has put people in jail for dui and now he is accused of the same crime. >> this morning, alexandria's police chief david baker on leave and under investigation. this all stemmed from a crash over the wee

mitch daniels, former ceo of the hudson institute, former board member of the bradley association. he is becoming better and better known to main street americans about the kind of conservative reform that i am talking about today. the editor of the new it atlantic journal will give us his views finally, rich lowery. obviously, they are going to have a lot to say. [applause] >> i noticed in hudson's bulletin announcing this event, i am described as not shy about telling my party what it needs to do. well, i am shy. i have docked a lot of opportunities to mouth off about it. given my affection and loyalty to the two organizations that brought us together, i could not say no. i am very privileged and will go anywhere for the good people of hudson or those at the bradley foundation. i think we are here because we are all stunned and concerned by what i have come to think of as the shock and awe state that we have seen. one might call it audacious endeavor to overwhelm the defenses of freedom and free institutions before they have a chance to regroup or organize themselves. we worry th

bill bradley, the former senor and so forth. so there are all kinds of pele and then there's what call the really important " factor in all of this, michelle obama a clearlnot somebody who's just going to sit on the sidelines as the presidency goes by. i suspect there is significant discussion in the white house residee between she and the president obvious the presidency and what hs dog and what the priorities shod be. what the decisions shou be. >> rose:more like billlinton and hillary clinton than others? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, she's a smart, engaged woman who h strong views, as i understand it. so that will be part of the peelin you know? trying toind out as much about that as ssible. >> rose: two oer institutions. number one, th congress. are you the ast bit interested in the congress? >> yes sure, i think the congss is.... rose: you've wtten about the supreme court, y've written about the presidency you've written about the military, you've writtenbout the c.i.a. >> and in all of those books and stors, congress plays

he said, it's nothing against millton bradley. we're just not interested. pitch is taken inside for a ball. >> buck: the main problem is a lot of people would love to have a bat and fans say, trade for a bat. show me one that's available that i don't have to overpay for. that's the problem. everyone is concerned about holing onto their camaraderie. >> gary: runner goes. how about the hitch in that throw by pena. >> buck: pena really loaded up and got a little extra on it, took too much time. great pitch by reimold. watch pena, hesitation in his throw had no chance basically. he tried to get a little extra on the throw. >> gary: 2-1 count. trembley talked about reimold before the gay. he said one of the things we are trying toe improve on is running. he's got to go to the know when to go and when not to. we're trying to pick pitches for him to steal on. so they're giving him the signs to steal when they think he has his best chance. and a timeout taken by mora at the plate.   rbi chance here for mora. get a base hit, reimold will h

the victim was found at bradley boulevard and bethesda.re on the scene. >>> sentencing in alexandria today for ahmed ali. he was convicted of plotting to assassinate president bush in 2005 and originally sentenced to 30 years in prison for the crime but that was overturned. howard? >>> we will have a muggy humid day today and a chance of storms later this afternoon. some could be strong to severe. highs in the upper 80s. you are watching 9 news now. >>> you want to abort, no it is okay i have been trained to do this. >> apparently guinea pigs are harry potter's weakness. g-force about secret government agents earned $32 million. harry potter earn just $30 million. the ugly truth came in third. kenny. >>> andrea, we have just cleared the accident the the gw parkway ramp to the inner loop. you may encounter a delay at turkey run. northbound 395 no delays to the 14th street bridge. 1 9 and constitution and pennsylvania avenue delay. and disabled vehicle on 66 blocking the right lane toward the beltway. it begins at 7100. >> looking at a warm,

county police are looking into whether foul play n a b a burning car.ur this morning it was found on bradley boulevard near arlington road. in bethese da, that's where cathy park is live today. >> good afternoon. well just hours ago, police blocked off the intersection of arlington road and bradley boulevard so they could clear the scene. you're taking a look at the median, where the police round a charred gray minivan where they also found a dead body. it's not something you see every day in this quiet par of bethese da. a van on fire, and a dead body inside. the news spread quickly, and neighbors are shocked this could happen so close to home. >> quite shocking. >> i lived here for 11 years, and this is the closest that i have come to my town. >> police responded to a call that came in around 4:00 this morning, reporting a car firer in the intersection. they don't know what sparked the blaze and are waiting for autopsy reports. investigators are not ruling out foul play. >> so unusual, i'm not expecting to see anything like it again. >> they say it's too soon to determine if it came to a c

connecticut, bradley airport, going to the macarthur airport.n't know at what point there were reports of smoke in the cabin. i don't have all those details. they realized the situation on board and made the decision to divert to long island. >> any reports of injuries? >> not that i'm aware of at this point. >> okay. what in a situation like this will be the plan forgetting the passengers to their final destination point, orlando? >> in many cases, we'll make the decision to swap the aircraft. we'll bring in a new aircraft to operate that flight. i don't know if that's the situation here. but we'll obviously take a hard look at the flight and go from there. >> what about the number, we have 136, is that passengers and crew or just the passenger number? >> that is passengers and crew, 131 passengers and five crew members. >> pilot, copilot and three flight attendants, that sort of thing? >> that's right. >> okay. last time this kind of thing happened too your memory, do you know of something? and when it comes to an electrical fire, do you have

jordan zimmerman to milton bradley, strikes him out. look at that. breaks his bat he's so mad. alfonso soriano swats it high and deep to right. that would be the damage, a three-run home run. his first homer in 133 plate appearances. the cubs take a 5-4 lead because of the former national. bottom of the eighth now. the nashlz trail, 6-5. josh willingham at the plate. two outs, bases loaded. ramirez comes up with it. derrek lee with that amazing grab. the cubs beat the nats, 6-5. the nationals 0-3 in the jim riggleman era. >> good things happen to good people. i don't know if it's going to be tomorrow or three days from now, four, five. maybe it's next week. we're going to try to make it happen tomorrow. we thought we were going to make it happen tonight and it's going to happen. and you know, i'm not going to quit, and nobody in there better quit. >> jim riggleman keeping it positive. we're in chicago. orioles against the white sox. brad bergesen cruising along and until the fifth. alexei ramirez grounds it to short. izturis fields a good throw to fi

please, join me in thanking the bradley foundation. [applause] thanks also to the hudson institute for their hard work and organize in this event. and to our panelists who will be here after war. i am sure these conversations will spill over. thank all of you for your attention and energy in a conversation we had today. thank you very much. [applause] >> you're watching public affairs programming on c-span. up next, a look at public opinion in pakistan. after that, a state department briefing with the u.s. representative to muslim communities. and later, more about pakistan. a retired general talks about the future of pakistan's military. >> tomorrow morning, a discussion on american presidential succession in the event of a terrorist attack. we will hear about a new report on the topic. live coverage begins at 9:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> how is c-span funded? >> publicly funded? >> donations maybe? i have no idea. >> government. >> c-span gets its funding through taxes. >> federal funding. >> sort of a public funding thing. >> how is

please, join me in thanking the bradley foundation. [applause] thanks also to the hudson institute for their hard work and organize in this event. and to our panelists who will be here after war. i am sure these conversations will spill over. thank all of you for your attention and energy in a conversation we had today. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> you can watch this forum on the future of the republican party again later tonight. earlier today, president obama held a town hall meeting on health care. he took questions about health benefits, the single payer system, and the overall cost of health reform. the town hall meeting is next on c-span. also tonight, and abetting a pakistani opinion poll. most people in the south east asian countries and you al qaeda and the television as a major security threat. -- the taliban as a major security threat. >> live coverage begins at 9:00 eastern on c-span2. >> now town hall meet

mitch daniels, former ceo of the hudson institute, former board member of the bradley association. he is becoming better and better known to main street americans about the kind of conservative reform that i am talking about today. the editor of the new it atlantic journal will give us his views finally, rich lowery. obviously, they are going to have a lot to say. [applause] >> i noticed in the bulletin announcing this the event that i am described as not shy of telling my party what it needs to do. well, i am shy. i think we all need to be a little self-effacing about problems as large and complex as the ones we are gathered here to discuss. i have a lot of opportunities to mouth off about a credit given my affection of the two

shortly after 11:00, an item was discovered on a upper level of the tom bradley terminal in the bankf airport operators. because of this, the area was cleared, partially on the upper level and the bomb squad was called to determine what was in. >> what was in the bag? >> it turned out to be a consumer electronic item that was emitting an unusual sound and the bag had not been screened or gone through tsa screening. also the person could not be located. normally, we'll try to locate a person who owns that bag and clear it, but in this case, there were a couple of factors that required caution. >> thank you very much. can you imagine the person -- i would be so mad. that woman or man, put their picture up on the board an just -- you've caused me to be late. in the meantime, it's for for another installment of what we like to call the palin chronicals. >> the outgoing governor of alaska has taken at least eight trips since announcing her resignation. is it a farewell tour or the start of a higher profile. in an interview, palin was asked about critics in her own party. she said quote, d

together, i will go anywhere for the good people of hudson or the bradley foundation, i think we are here because we are all stunned and concerned by what i have come to think of as the shock and awe state-ism we have experienced. i think that image comes to mind because of the audacious endeavor to overwhelm the defenses of freedom and free institutions before they have a chance to regroup and organize themselves. we worry that there will be a ratchet in human affairs, those things that are put in place that add to the power of state and diminish the sphere of the individual that we fear will be irreversible. . am neither fatalistic or pessimistic about the prospects. i am a presbyterian. we are supposed to be fatalistic, theologically maybe. my preacher used to say that a presbyterian is someone that falls down a flight of stairs and says, "well, i am glad i got and says, "well, i am glad i got that over with." i don't come at this subject pessimistically either. when i step back, even from the shock of current events and ask myself again, and arthur's data pointed in this directio

police made the discovery early this morning along bradley boulevard and arlington road in bethesda. bob barnard live with the news edge on this one. >> reporter: montgomery county police and fire investigators are working together on this case trying to figure out whether the man was murdered here in the heart of bethesda or the victim of a freakish accident. police say they don't know how or why the minivan burst into flames in the middle of bradley boulevard in bethesda killing the driver, a 45-year-old man from takoma park. was it a crime or an accident? nobody seems to know. the least of which the family. >> he never got into no trouble. he's never mad. that guy also jokeful, always taking care of when its family. >> reporter: we're told his wife and children are back home in africa. they are from gambia. relatives and friends are gathering at sars' home in this apartment community. >> when tragic events like this happen, they come together, hands together. you take care of your family. >> reporter: the manual worked at this gas station in glen echo. long-time customers say he b

. >> that vehicle was found about 4:00 this morning on the 5000 block of bradley boulevard in buthed db bethes bethesda. >> reporter: at first it looks just like a minivan on fire. firefighters arrived and put out the flames. then a discovery. as they were extinguishing the flames, they found the deceased body of the driver inside the minivan. the area became a crime scene investigation. >> it's pretty shocking. >> very surprising. >> it's just sad that this happened. it's a pretty good area. not a lot of things happen. i don't know. >> reporter: when maria showed up at work this morning, she knew something was wrong. >> the streets were blocked off. everything was blocked off. i saw the van that was burned and the cops and everything. >> reporter: sophy was detoured from driving down bradley boulevard so she went grocery shoppi and heard this. >> i just heard that somebody had been murdered this morning. >> reporter: montgomery county police are not saying murder, but they're not ruling it out either. investigating every possibility. >> this is an unusual set of circumstances. at th

and we have senator bill bradley, former senator bill bradley, who gave long service to our country here introduce mr. roos. we also would like to rerecognize walter mondale, who gave long service to our country in many different capacities, tom foley, both of whom were leaders in the congress and also ambassadors. if you would like to join mr. radios at the panel, you're certainly welcomed to. if you would care to say a word or two. >> i don't know what the protocol is that's used. senator bradley, we'll begin with you first. thank you for being here. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman and members -- this has changed since i was last here. [laughter] >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and members of the committee. it's a pleasure -- [inaudible] >> that's true. >> it's a pleasure to be here to say a few words on behalf of john roos. i've john for nearly 30 years. in that time, he has been a substantive advisor and political strategist for me. as well as a personal lawyer and most important, a friend. in fact, during my 18 years in the senate, on two occasions i offered him the posit

timmon bradley has details. >> reporter: president obama today tried to put to bed the controversy over his comments about the arrest of harvard professor dr. henry louis gates, junior. >> to the extent that my choice of words didn't illuminate, but rather contributed to more media frenzy, i think that was unfortunate. >> reporter: earlier this week, the president was asked about the arrest, which happened outside of gates' own home. the president said he thought cambridge police acted stupidly. today mr. obama spoke with phone by mr. james crowley. >> my impression of him was that he was an outstanding police officer and a good man. and that was confirmed in the phone conversation. and i told him that. >> reporter: the president attempted to diffuse the situation came less than two hours after several massachusetts police officers standing next to sergeant youly criticized him for getting involved in a situation they say he knew little about. >> in our view, there was nothing stupid about what happened. what happened to produce a different outcome was directly under the control of dr.

por los bomberos despues que aplacaron las llamas que calcinaron al vehiculo estacionado entre la bradleyulevard y la arlington road en bethesda.. en el norte de virginia, ha causado sorpresa el arresto del jefe de la policia de alexandria, david parker por conducir en estado de embriaguez..barker ampliamente conocido en circulos policiales por sus antecedentes intachables, fue sorprendi0do despues que se estrello a bordo de un vehiculo oficial en las cercanias de la ruta 66 y la north fairfax drive, el sabado alrededor de las 11- de la noche... el nivel de alcohol en su organismo era mas del doble del permitido. recupero su libertad y fue suspendido con goce de haberes hasta la conclusion de las investigaciones..un dia festivo familias en baltimore se torno en una pesadilla que dejo 16- personas heridas como resultado de una balacera entre facciones rivales que se diutan el control del lucrativo negocion de drogas... los heridos resultaron en cuatro incidentes separados en un periodo de tres horas en el este de la ciudad portuaria, una zona con familias de pocos recursos..una mujer embar

and then milton bradley up. and bradley is so mad he breaks his bat.xt pitch to soriano, he hits a three-run home run. his first home run since june 7th. the cubs are able to take a 5-4 lead. and then the nationals trail 6-5. and en here is willingham at the plate. and then ramirez comes up with it, and derrek lee had a sensational play at first. >> good things happen to good people. i don't know if it's going to be tomorrow or three days from now, or four or five, or next week, but we are going to try to happen tomorrow. we thought it was going to happen tonight. it's going to happen, you know. i am narcotic going to quot goi nobody in there better quit. >> and now, the o's lead it in the fifth. and izturis fields it. and wiggington knows it's an error. and then deep to left. it's gone and out of there, and a two-run home run. and the orioles lose by 1. 4-3 is the final. >>> and then watson joked that some might be saying he might have a chance to win the tournament. watson is your leader after shooting a 1 over 71. we are in scotland where steve more

joining us now, bradley jacobs.was surprised object is that no corporate sponsors helped her. she has not gotten any empathy from anybody in the world. >> i think people really don't know how to feel about her yet. she's doing these interviews, selling photographs of herself, but she talks about in our interview, how she was forced to. she has 14 kids to take care of. she also wants to go to grad school and become a social worker. she has no choice but to come up with a reality show. >> some of the before jon and kate turned into the mess they are, people saw them as adorable and you hear of families wanting to donate cribs. this turned into a freak show and i say that because she was walking in the mall and kids started yelling, octo mom, at her. >> she doesn't go to the mall much. she doesn't go grocery shopping. she also told us she doesn't go on the news or go on the web. >> she talked about lonelyness and $30,000 in expenses. she should have thought about that prior to. >> she kind of regrets it. remember she a

and we're cooperating with the authorities that we can find out those that were. >> that was ben bradley reporting from our cnn affiliate, wls in chicago. ben adds, the cemetery owner concedes they did not have a full time caretaker overseeing the sight and three other gave yards and meantime, a spokesman for the sheriff scoffs at the suggestions by the attorney. the plots for profit scandal is thought to have pocketed more than $300,000. >>> to california, no word on what caused yesterday's collision of two commuter trains. it happened mid afternoon in san francisco when one train struck another one that was stopped. some 48 people were hospitalized with injuries. none fatal, though. now the national transportation safety board is joining in on the probe 37 investigators say they'll look into the signaling systems. the conditions of the rails. the tracks and the structural integrity of both train cars. >> looking for a deal on a cheap home? roll down the street in northwest detroit. bank-owned homes, some abandoned and others vandalized may not be pretty but there's an upside. here's ou

david bradley holds off the record dinners, that, according to an ad, are designed to introduce ceos of hosting organizations to target influencers. corporate sponsors have included microsoft, citigroup, astrazenica and all-state. joining us now here in the studio is steve roberts, former "new york times" reporter that george washington university. and in los angeles, kara swisher, co-executor of the website. tough column out this morning saying this incident was monumental proportions and not only did the top editor and publisher know about it, but how badly is the "washington post" reputation damaged by this? >> badly. look, if you read this initial flier, it talked all about be one of the precious few to be in on altering the legislation. i mean, they were so explicitly selling access and influence. kay graham, publisher of the post, used to hold gatherings like this all the time. very useful to everybody. now selling seats at her grandmother's table and that is way over the line. >> it seemed like it was selling access. by the way, the "post" editor declined to appear on this pro

milton bradley, mike fontano scores, cubs take a 2-1 lead, zambrano making things happen.tom three now, willie harris at the dish, lifts the ball into foul territory. michael hofbauer almost runs over the ball girl, leaps into the stand and you've got to make it harder for the other team. hofbauer makes the catch and then in the dugout, did you see me? missing the cut is something foreign to tiger woods, he 0 only been cut four times in his career, until yesterday. woods is heading home after playing poorly on unfamiliar soil. scotland, conditions worse yesterday than they were on friday. perfect conditions -- if you were on a sailboat. tiger woods had never played turnberry until this week. here on 13, his third shot, chipping just off the green. doesn't hit it hard enough. the ball rolls back down the him. woods unhappy about that. finishes plus five. he misses the cut for just the fifth time in his professional career. here's the co-leader, 59-year-old tom watson, putting from 45 feet away. count it. check out watson. stoked. he finishes the round at even par. sharing t

bradley boulevard reopened as of now. that minivan crashed just beyond the intersection here and caught fire. until the flames were out, police had no idea that there was a body inside. investigators with a k-9 unit went over the burned out minivan inside and out, likely sniffing for accelerants. the minivan crashed around 4:00 in the morning. police arrived within a minute of the call. the van was engulfed in flames. firefighters found the body in the driver's seat slumped over the wheel. >> we are investigating with our homicide and collision reconstruction unit. right now we don't know the nature of the death. >> reporter: at this point it is a death investigation. what is unclear is how the van caught fire and if it was a crime. the van does not appear to have any major damage from the wreck. shawn ber oughty who is staying nearby says it raises questions. >> it raises some suspicion and i guess the police are going to do their best to find out what happened. >> reporter: the accident shut down bradley boulevard in bo

although burn marks are still evident along bradley boulevard, it's hard to tell if there is any other damage to the van, other than that caused by the fire. >> we don't have direct evidence of foul play at this stage of the investigation, but the investigation is just beginning. so we are open to all possibilities. >> reporter: police say that through an autopsy, they have been able to determine that the victim in this case is an adult male, however, this case has not yet been ruled a homicide. >>> montgomery county police are also looking for clues to the death of a woman found in silver springs. police found the woman inside an apartment here on garland avenue. they were responding to a call around 6:30. investigators did not find any obvious cause of death. they are calling this a suspicious death investigation right now. >>> fox 5 following yet another developing story on the future of michael vick's nfl career. in 2007 the nfl suspended vick after his arrest on federal dog fighting charges. he later admitted to bank rolling the operation, and then one week ago today, vick was rel

he was found early yesterday morning inside a burning vehicle along bradley boulevard in bethesda.rities are not sure if foul play might be involv. his family says he had been scheduled to work until 9:00 sunday night and head to a second job at i gas station in annandale. instead, he was found dead at 4:00 yesterday morning. >> what we are afraid of, did he ever make it over there because this happened around 4:00. he doesn't drink. he doesn't smoke. he doesn't hang out, walk home being walk home, that's all. >> family and friend gayered this yesterday at his apartment hoping for answers in this incident. >>> aperson in temple hills is hoping for their truck back. three armed carjackers stole a gold chevy that hoe this morning just before 4:00. the carjackers fled into washington but not before firing their guns. victim wasn't hurt. >>> the case of a d.c. woman accused in the deaths of her four daughter is now in the happened of a judge. prosecutors say she tortured her children and killed them and hid their bodies for months. jacks' lawyer argued there are no withins to a crime a

let's start with bradley in texas. bradley?er: jim cramer, west texas, texas, yehaw booyah. >> and football. football is my life. go ahead. >> caller: definitely. i have yahoo! walmart, alb, citi and oracle. "am i diversified?" >> take a look here. it's not easy. you'll see it's not easy you. 'll see why in a second. this is a biotech company out of china. i really don't like that company but it's about to come out of china. we have citi, let's be honest, it's a good field, not as good as yankee -- the stock, sorry, excuse me, decent field, good sight lines. now we have this. wal-mart. everyone tells me wal-mart's quarter's not that good. come on, just go buy some. he here's the problem. yahoo and oracle. do i say they're two tech stocks and forget about it or say one is online play and software play. they are trading together. i have to buzz this portfolio and say you should literally, i think yahoo is having a great quarter, i think you should keep yahoo and take the profits in oracle, i'm sure you do because the stock is up

that discovery made early this morning along bradley boulevard and arlington road in bethesda. fox 5's bob barnard is live there tonight with the story. >> reporter: laura, it happened right over there in the middle of the road. was it a bizarre accident or a case of murder? we now know the person killed when this minivan burst interest flames before dawn monday -- into flames before dawn monday was a ha-year-old -- 45-year-old man from takoma park. s life ending under mysterious circumstances on the median strip along the eastbound lanes of bradley boulevd just past arlington road in bethesda. >> now we don't have any clue how it happened or what happened. so we just at we're going to get facts from the investigation. >> reporter: detectives from the montgomery county police department and fire marshal's office were at the victim's apartment community trying to figure out whether someone wanted him dead. he was from the west african nation of gambia. we're told as many as three dozen relatives and friends have gathered at his home to show their love and support for his wife an

olice are apparently still baffled by what happened on bradley boulevard in the heart of bethesda monday morning. bob barnard live in our newsroom breaking it down for us. what do you know? >> reporter: he was an immigrant success story. by all accounts a friendly and dedicated gas station employee of many years. tonight montgomery county police are telling us the fire that consumed his minivan monday morning did not start in the engine and not as a result of a collision but how? that's still a mystery. ebu sars was from gambia. a married father of three, he was 45 d anhad been living in the united states for nearly 20 years. he was last seen alive leaving his part-time job at this exxon gas station in annandale. it was monday morning around 2:30. 90 minutes later he was found dead inside his burning minivan on bradley boulevard in bethesda. >> to hear what happened yeerday was just a big shock. >> reporter: chuck mcbride worked with sars on gallows road and said this surveillance camera captured him leaving before his shift was over. >> he walked out of here, walked to his vehicle, came

montgomery county prs investigating after a body waunfo in a bur unrng morningar on liton road and bradley boulevard in bethesda. darcy spencer has more. >> wendy, montgomery county police have now identifiedhe victim who died in that incident. he was a 45-year-old who lived seven miles away from the scene in takoma park, maryland. police are trying to figure out was this some sort of crash or was he the victim of foul play? it was an unusual sight for workers and residents in bethesda this morning. a minivan on fire, a body inside. >> my girlfriend and i walked down here all the time to use the grocery store and get a coffee and bagel. and usually see families and, you know, everyone out for the weekend. just after a nice weekend and this early in the morning, to see something like this is pretty shocking. >> reporter: the gold-colored minivan was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived before 4:00 this morning. when they put the blaze out, they discovered a burned body in the driver's seat. >> there were no immediate signs of foul play at this scene. however, our detectives ar

zimmerman with bradley up, and he strikes him up. bradley so mad he breaks his bat. next pitch, though, to former national alfonso soriano. he swats it high and deep to right. a three-run home run, his first homer since june 7th. the cubs are able to take a 5-4 lead because of soriano. bottom of the eighth now, the nationals trail 6-5. here's josh willingham at the plate with two outs and the bases loaded. chops it to third. ramirez comes up with it. short hops. derrek lee with the sensation at pick at first. the cubs beat the nationals 6-5. they are now 0-3 in the jim riggleman area. >> good things happen to good people. good things ought to happen for these guys. i don't know if it's going to be tomorrow or, or three days from now, four, five. who knows? maybe next week. we're going to try to make it happen tomorrow. we felt we were going to make it happen tight. it's going to happen. you know, i'm not going to quit and nobody in there better quit. >> jim riggleman keeping it positive. >>> hey, we're in chicago, orioles against the white sox. cruising along until n

this morning at macarthur airport in islip, new york, southwest flight 693 flying from connecticut's bradley airport to orlando, florida, when the fire broke out. the plane has landed safely. it was carrying 136 people including crew members. we're told no one was hurt. we'll keep you posted on this story and bring you more details when they become available. >>> we haven't heard much about the swine flu lately, but you will. the swine flu could come back with a fury and soon. you're going to want to make sure you hear what we're about to tell you about the swine flu in just a moment. >>> also ahead on the rebound, the economic making a comeback, does that mean the recession is finally over? here is hoping, right? you're watching "msnbc sunday." i was in the grocery store when i had a heart attack. my daughter was with me. i took a bayer aspirin out of my purse and chewed it. my doctor said the bayer aspirin saved my life. please talk to your doctor about aspirin and your heart. i'm going to be grandma for a long time. right now 1.2 million people are on sprint mobile broadband. 31 are strea

are trying to identify a body found inside of a burning minivan at the corner of arlington road and bradley boulevard in bethesda, maryland. lucille baur of the montgomery county police force explains what happened. >> the call came in at 3:56 for an auto fire. when officers arrived they found a gray minivan fully engulfed in flames. fire rescue respond pd and as they were extinguishing the flames a deceased body was found in the driver's seat. right now montgomery county police major crimes detectives are working cooperatively with the fire marshals office to determine the nature of the fire and the reason for the death. >> reporter: this morning's police investigation forced commuters to find alternate routes to work. >>> well, a hearing is scheduled on thursday for a white supremacist accused of killing a security guard at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. an attorney for james von brunn has told the federal judge that his client is not well enough to come to court. prosecutors say the doctors told them the 89-year-old suspect might be able to come to court later in the month. james vo

. >>> in the national league, chicago's jake fox and milton bradley hit back to back homers at wrigley as the cubs battered the astros. the 12-3 win moved chicago into the central division lead. >>> and in san francisco pablo sandoval had four rbis, including a homer that sailed clear out of the park to splash down in mccovey cove. the giants beat the phillies 7-2. what a catch. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and -- >> i heard that on the way here they were suspending the program at midnight. so i barely made it. >> drivers swooping in for deals before the cash for clunkers program runs out of gas. or 100 pringles. both cost the same, but only the new pringles super stack can makes everything pop. the choice is yours. 100 of these... or 100 pringles. same cost, but a lot more fun. everything pops with the new pringles super stack can. how many washes did it take cheer brightclean to get this from dingy to bright? ten. seven. it's six. why? why is... one... yeah! hundred. no. cheer brightclean. surprisingly bright in just one wash. cheer brightclean.

officers called to the intersection of arlington road and bradley boulevard in bethesda. police will say that one person has died. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you the latest throughout the morning. >>> and let's go to our first weather report now. >> our first forecast, here's meteorologist chuck bell joining us because tom is gone this week. >> welcome back from vacation, a nice, muggy morning outside. my bad, i didn't say the new number, it's 73 degrees outside, not 81, ais a warm st aymy ay outtemperatures across the ,ermparesea acrurs the area,70s. e nski, west virginia, 57 elkins, degrees right now. dew point temperatures are still steamy, upper 60s, low 70s. here's a look the satellite-radar edcombin. ore rain out viom c coming our way, so a partly to mostly cloudy day coming our way. highs today, upper 80s to near 90 in a few spots, so steamy and umbrellas probably not a bad idea. >> thank you, see you in about ten minutes. >> jerry edwards has the roads this morning. >> welcome back, good to have you, chuck and mr. joe, good morning to you as

let's start with bradley in texas. bradley?: jim cramer, a west texas yehaw booyah. >> and football. football is my life. go ahead. >> caller: definitely. i have yahoo!, walmart, alb, citi and oracle. "am i diversified?" >> take a look here. it's not easy. you'll see why in a second. okay, this is a biotech company out of china. i really don't like that company. but it's a biotech company out of china. we have citi which, you know, look, let's be honest by citi, it's a good field. it's not as good a field as the yankee stadium. oh, the stock, excuse me. terrible. terrible bet. decent field. good sight lines. now we have this. walmart which is -- everyone tells me that walmart's quarter is not that good. i look at it and say the stock is at a 52-week low, let's go buy some. then this here is the problem. yahoo! and oracle. two tech stocks and forget about it, or do i say one is an online play, one is a soft play. i will have to buzz this portfolio, and say you should, i think yahoo! is having a great quarter. keep yahoo! take th

police found the burning than 1 bradley boulevard in bethesda and discovered his body after putting out flames. >>> and memorial servic will be held next week for the four victims of last week's helicopter crashed in western maryland. the helicopter hit a power line and crashed on interstate 70. three advanced helicopter concept employees and a friend will be remembered at this service. it will be wednesday at the frederick municipal airport. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> still to come, but told obesity is taking on our bottom line, especially when it comes to children and our health care costs. >>> putting the squeeze on water waste in texas during a drastic drop. well here at home and it looks likely would get more rain. how severe can get? the full forecast is coming upip >>> written says it will temporarily withdraw forces from iraq to kuwait -- britain says it will temporarily withdraw forces after the parliament failed to allow british troops to stay through the end of this month and robert gates met with prime mastin nouri al-maliki and top u.s. militar

milton bradley, tagged out coming home. take a closer look at it. taking thishd on the play.m 13, now. still a 1-1 game. boyses loaded. alfonso soriano, no doubt about that one. he knew that right off the bat. cubbies win 5-1, in 13 innings. soriano, his fourth career grand slam. his third career walkoff home run. incidentally, all of those have come in extra innings. cubbies, riding high with the win over houston. >>> soaring, now, michael phelps competing in the men's 200 meter freestyle. phelps wins the heat with a time of 1:45.23. enters tomorrow's final with the third-best time. >>> former alaska governor, sarah palin, has slipped from the spotlight, at least temporarily, as she commits to her next move. >> but the late-night comics, are providing plenty of material. >> so, that's the difference between a pit bull and a hockey mom. pit bulls don't quit and try to pretend like their quitting's not really quitting because they're quitting. by the way, when you have 15 months to go in your 1st term, i don't think that's lame duck status. i think that's just -- you're bored.

spotlight, it took armstrong over 30 years to grant his first television interview with our own ed bradley. >> i guess we all like to be recognized, not for one piece of fireworks but the ledger of our daily work. >> reporter: a professor at the university of cincinnati in the ' 70s and a board member of various corporations, armstrong's most public role was on the commission investigating the challenger disaster. >> i admire the character of integrity that he has lived his life with. that is a legacy for the first man on the moon. i think we can all be proud of it. >> reporter: armstrong flies a glider now. still at home with his feet off the ground. >>> and we want to remind you that you can share your moon landing memories. go to our website at wusa9.com. and click on the lunar landing anniversary story. then follow the links to share your memories. howard, any stellar weather in the forecast? >> so in the sense it is not a gazellen degrees outside. on this day in 1930 it was 106. that's the hottest temperature we have had in the washington region but today much more amenable with tempe

. >> we were working on a project with our church, bradley hills presbyter yaian. we built a maze mill and the women said it is great but we want to get loans of to support our family. >> here's a picture of the villagers and boy are they happy. >> they are very happy. >> i'm going to hold it so everybody can see. where did you get the money. >> we raised it here locally, most in the washington, d.c. area with pot lucks, donations and several local foundations supported us and once we started the initiative in january of 2008, the women paid back their loans immediately and then it began to grow because of the 100% loan repayment rate. >> isn't that wonderful. now, montana, you went to africa with your mother. >> yes. >> what was that like? you went to uganda? >> yes. >> what was that like. >> it was an incredible experience. the women were welcoming, warm, intelligent, very excited we were there to give out the loans. >> and you are a college student at the university of virginia. what do your friends say. >> they say it is cool. some have become interns with me t

a bradley scored easily from third. the cubs win the game for the second night in a row, the final tonight three-one. >>> back by popular demand, the celebrity golf tournament from lake tahoe. the boys celebrating with champagne. when joe theismann saw that tony romo won the champagne spree of, he was hot under the collar. >> what is this stuff? first of all, tiger woods invites him to play with him in washington, d.c. >> redskins and cowboys. >> it never ends. >> what are you going to do this weekend? >> i had my chair picked out and everything. i had the approval from janet. it now tiger is out. c'mon, steve marino. calculating for getaway. ♪ find your way to a perfect destination at busch gardens... and water country usa... where family-fun surrounds you... and world-class rides astound. start at buschgardens.com. ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofin