along interstate 66, no early issues to report coming out of manassas, headed on in towards centerville. the westbound side moving along nicely as well. elsewhere, the trip over the bay bridge, no concerns. 270 southbound out of frederick toward germantown, gaithersburg and rockville moving along nice nicely. wilson bridge off to a quiet start. and barbara, trust me, you don't want to try joe's coffee. >> no. >> it will make your hair stand on end. >> no, i wouldn't want that. >> it's actually very good coffee. >> i have enough problems with my hair. thank you. >> causing mine to fall out. 5:14 is the time, 75 degrees. >>> still ahead, the latest from the hudson river crash site where a helicopter and small plane went down. all nine victims in that crash have now been accounted for. >>> plus, why homeowners are

accident remains left side of the roadway in centerville.ee lanes getting by to the right with the backup beginning close to manassas now and growing quickly east on 66. also want to tell you, police are still dealing with the accident 28 at sterling boulevard and there are significant delays now associated with that wreck. elsewhere, see how we're doing, drive in along interstate 270 from i-70 down toward montrose road and beyond doing fine. i-70 between baltimore and frederick, uneventful at this hour. barbara and joe, back to you. >> thanks, jerry. >> thank you, jerry. >>> metro is under the spotlight again, this time after a train n mistake whileus aen arpp s.ilak apparently peap l hdnetthasyon m ug it happened last month greeeenbelelt. grmetroo sayays tnbgree tr ayome ts shera l ttotefrhe th es lt th atatju ftss der a a a m m atetetn c comioioro just dsfter a innrfrf faxaxai . news 4's megan mcgrath joins us live from the greenbelt metro station with more now. erayay ell, wrbcr t happppeneded bacack i in june. and since that accident, t

. >>> no word on the identity of a pedestrian struck and killed in centerville. it was near singleton's way. the driver was injured in the accident was expected to be okay. >>> new this midday, a farewell for robert novak. he was 78 years old. today's private funeral is being held at a church in northwest washington. >>> and a convicted mass murder welcomed by a cheering crowd. look at this. when he arrived home in libya, this is what he saw. he is the only man ever convicted for bloeg up pan am flight 103 in 1978. most of the people died were americans. he has terminal cancer, and the court said he was sentenced by a higher power. president obama has pressed libya to put the prisoner under some sort of house arrest, and his lawyer said today he did not think it would happen. the convicted terrorists served just eight years of his life sentence. >>> democratic creigh deeds is looking to get a summer jolt. he is delivering a speech, and expected to layout the them. he also plands to release his first television ad of the fall campaign after the speech. recent poll

especially out toward centerville. a few thunderstorms associated with that. all that humidity we saw in the last few days, it has to go somewhere. now it is coming down in the form of rain and thundershowers. take a quick look at our radar picture for the last 12 hours. you see this line of rain showers and thunderstorms moving along the i-95 corridor. you notice it is not moving a lot from west to east, and it is following this line, this stationary front from the southwest up toward the northeast. that creates a big flooding problem. now we're getting heavy rain over the same areas again and again and again which will lead to the potential for flash flooding across parts of our area later on. so if you are in an area prone to flash flooding, you have to be careful. done drive through -- if you see flooding, don't drive through it. it is always better to stay safe. a few bands from bill trying to push its way to us. 75 downtown. 77 in salisbury. 73 in frederick. temperatures are going to be staying in the 70's and 08's. this stationary front is going through

folks around gainesville, centerville, seeing moderate showers coming in around shan tilly.hat will move into montgomery county. there have been localized heavy rains. localized flooding. all of this, with time. tends to move to the north. it's not a big, big area. but there is some more. this is the future scan. as we go through the night time hours. so, even tomorrow morning. i think we may be seeing some lingering rainshowers. meanwhile, ocean city. another, not bad day there. 79 degrees. here is danny. it is really disorganized. 265 miles. south of cape hatteras. main circulation -- is there. and that's where it will move well off the coast. please avoid the areas with the strongest winds. so it now looks like even on, on to sunday it will probably miss a lot of cape cod. and about all that it will be doing if you are thinking heading towards the beaches will bring in surf. 2 to 4 foot waves. nothing, anything like bill. by tomorrow, there is danny. heading up toward eastern new england. behind it. a little weak weather front. may give us a chance for showers. but i thin

live data from the queen anne's emergency center in centerville. temperatures # 2, but it feels like 105 just three minutes ago it was 106. so extreme temperatures could be causing some of the problems, but we don't know at this time. the heat and humidity is giving rise to showers and thunderstorms. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >>we'll continue to update the situation on our website and on air. >>>more information from southeast baltimore. homicide detectives are on the scene of a shooting. a man was shot and is being taken to an area hospital. no word still on his condition. also, no word tonight on a suspect. the only man convicted in the 1988 bombing that killed 270 people, including eight from maryland, has been released from a scottish prison. he was serving a life sentence but has terminal cancerem he was freed on compassionate grounds, drawing a protest from the united states, and outrage from the victims' families. >>you don't allow someone who has murdered, premeditated murder, of 270 innocent people,

it is the one to the east, running through the northeast corner of the state, down toward centerville, that is producing a strong storm activity at this time. that is where most of the lightning is being registered right now. that is the dangerous part of the storm. in northern baltimore county there is an area of shower activity as well as anne arundel county. earlier this evening, around 7:30, there was a line of thunderstorms moving in. this is what the rate or look like at 7:30 this evening. there was rotation of and the clouds, an indication that there might be a tornado. therefore, a tornado warning was issued. this was the storm at 7:50 this evening. it was producing roughly 2 inches of rain as it moved along this path. that was the strongest part of the storm and the potential for a tornado, which never was confirmed on the ground. this is the position at 8:00 in. -- at 8:10. the one path produced the heaviest rain was in excess of 2 inches of rain that fell in about 25 minutes. we still have rein in the forecast, probably not the intensity that we had today. we will talk abou

temperatures in westminster, 735, edge mere at 76, 71 at elk city, and centerville right now at 72 degrees our forecast for the overnight period, a little bit of light fog, showers basically fall apart. during the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine, lots of heat, lots of humidity. next chance for showers will be coming on wednesday as another system makes its way in our direction. forecast for the overnight period, partly cloudy, showers likely in some region, patchy fog, overnight low of 70 degrees. during the day on monday, mostly sunny day, quite that bit warmer, high of 89. don't put getting to like 91 in the downtown area. you're extended outlook for the next seven days, sunshine tomorrow, look at tuesday at partly cloudy skies and 91 degrees. then we get a few little showers likely on wednesday. not a big deal the way things are looking right now. thursday partly cloudy. friday, a chance for some showers and thunderstorm activity. partly cloudy saturday, and chance for showers again on sunday. you can go to abc2news.com, click on the weather tab, you get our interactive radar. that's wha

. >>> the 23-year-old of centerville suffered a broken injury. charged with child abuse and driving on a revoked license. if you know anything about this, tell us about it. go to wusa9.com. >>> and welcoming up, buying a car for your kid sounds like a great idea. you don't have to worry about them tearing up your car. but you may end up paying somehow, tonight's living smart sheds light on those unexpected costs. >> plus, topper is back with the rnimfo. keept righ i ihere. b@fafa female announcer: from jennifer, while supplies last, this luxurious microfiber sofa and chair for just $399. our most dramatic offer ever: both pieces, just $399. while supplies last. from jennifer: you don't have to spend a lot to have good taste. >>> welcome back. he might be vacationing out there for now. but their ability to create buzz and gossip never takes a day off. that's why we're chatting with them on behalf of the washington examiners. now, we're hearing that the first vacation is creating some ripples in the normally chilled waters of the venue. >> yes, doz

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nbc's andrea mitchell joins us from centerville, massachusetts. andrea. >>> good evening, ann.ay here today, the family greeted the famous and the not-so-famous at our lady of victory church behind me. as the wake continues tonight. you have seen everyone here from of course, maria shriver, the daughter of eunice kennedy shriver, and her brothers, her siblings. also of course, arnold schwarzenegger, oprah, carolin kennedy. and the not so famous. the special olympians who think of eunice kennedy shriver as their grandmother. she told me they mentored them and loved them. in fact an inspiration. she single-handedly changed the way that the physically and mentally challenged are treated all over the world. and she will, tomorrow, be buried. there will be a funeral mass. the one person missing here today was of course, teddy kennedy, who is battling brain cancer. we don't know yet whether he will be here tomorrow for the funeral. but they will march after the casket and they will go to a different church in hyannis and a torch carried by one of the special olympians. ann. >> to bur

outside right now 63 in frederick. 71 in centerville. winds light out of the northwest. still kind of thick out there. here's your forecast today. in and out of the clouds. we'll call it variable clouds. all in all a little bit better of a day, but we do have a shower chance. yesterday some people got rain and others got nothing. here's jim russ in for lisa baden. >> thank you, the pace is food at the outer loop away from us and we will continue towards spring field look good. 66 the toll road and 70 all off to a nice start. back to you. >> thank you. it seems like unfortunately, every day now there is more bad news for metro riders. >> and this latest black eye a worker on drugs hooks up too many trains. >> more on this latest incident. and also a new push for more metro money. good morning, matt. it all continues, doesn't it? >> yes. but it is just like a steady drum beat of metro incidents that have commuters very concerned. >> another morning, another day of concerned commuters on met tre. the latest news a 10-car train. the train assembled the train then handed it o

she founded thsp burgl warsoe hitftng woeft in a westin, fair oaks, centerville and mcclain. >> reporter: jim, it's not just a seven-month period these burglaries have occurred over but also how they are choosing their victims. the first burglary was reported in january here on picasso place. the most recent last week on wood crested circle. 14 others, including one on lo logan wood drive. >> when the burglar saw the victim, he fled out of the house. nothing was taken. >> reporter: police are looking at connections. there's a common link among most of the victims. >> several of the homes had religious ornaments displayed outside or in windows. >> reporter: it is central to some eastern religions, bringer of luck. and the burglars have been making off with jewelry, passports and electronics. the troubling irony, that a symbol of good is attracting bad. >> that's surprising. >> i think people have to, you know, be aware how, because of certain decorations may be targeted, and they need to remove those and kind of blend in maybe a little bit more with the west of the neighborhood. >> report

east bund 66 traffic will slow in centerville, 50-123 and again after nutley to the capital beltway. open southbound 270, leaving germantown and gaithersburg toward the split. a number of signal lights where callers are reporting they are short timing. at 124 montgomery village at 355. new hampshire at oak view. so again that could add a little extra time to your commute so allow yourself extra time on the road. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> signs of hope on the economic horizon as home sales rose but foreclosures remain a dark cloud on a different type of foreclosure problem is gaining ground. we'll talk about that and explain the good news and the bad. paul valentino, president of the coldwell banker residential broker is here today. >> we have good news. >> yes. >> so we have a change from one quarter to the next. home sales are up. what is the deal with that? what brought that up? why are consumers willing to get into the market? >> four key drivers right now -- foreclosure, inventory, lack of, number of buys and the $8,000 tax edit. >> that is bringing peopl

allison joins us now from centerville, massachusetts with more on the story. allison. >> reporter: so many people have been here visiting today. among the visitors, of course, clergy and members of eunice kennedy shriver's family. and many people from the special olympics, athletes who explain w kennedy shriver changed their lives. >> there is so much idealism in my family and eunice's life is such an example of the best of our country. >> friends and family today remember eunice kennedy shriver, the sister of president john f. kennedy. but she is perhaps more well known and respected for her compassion and drive and founding the special olympics. >> she was constant activity and she was one of the greatest organizationers of humanity that has ever lived. >> reporter: kennedy shriver died tuesday at cape cod hospital. she was 88 years old and suffered a serious of strokes in recent years. today at this public wake at our lady of victory church, cardinal shaun o'malley paid a visit. husband, sergeant hriver has been here, nieces, nephews, and children, includin

william taylor is from centerville and wore his homemade sign at the inrsection of leesburg pike and international drive in tysons corner. the sign says i cheated, this is my punishment. taylor says his wife found evidence of an affair on his cell phone. come on. and what don't you know? what don't you get, people? she came up with this creative payback. taylor stood at the busy intersection for about two hours before his wife texted him and told him he could come home. >> on the cell phone. >> have you have you heard of delete? >> there are big let others that sign. >> yeah. we are going to talk about something else, though. we are talking about what's coming up at 6:00 tonight. more evidence today the economy is, in fact, rebounding. midge or product recall to tell you about. involves more than 5 million window shades and blinds sold at nation's biggest retailers. also, two cars and a police cruiser smashed into one another today. those cars hit a fire hydrant and that sent up a guiser. those stories and more coming up in a few minutes. >> all righty. >> see you then. >> what have

there no question this was anned by the centerville government >> absoluty none, no. you can see that there are systematic arrests hapning throughouturkey from the ddle of aprilf 1915 on throughout the smer of 1915. village by villa, city by city town by town. you have there you keen of the crown cryer orderinghe aens to a ceral square. you have the deportation margins being set up with therovincial lice, and theyou have the ordeng of killing squads and th is coming from the central committee, a th killg squads were administered by something called th specia orgazation. they let out some 3000 prisonersrom jails, and organized them into killing bands. and it was pretty innovative idea. again, i think tha in som ways this can eve foreshado it's nazies had the killing squads in the riod before theamps became t focus of mass killg. >> rose: were one million people killed in a year? >> i think a million people were kied between1915 and the spring of 1916, and another 200,000 ma kered in the syan deserts of 16 i we know b the end the summerf 191, we have at least 1.2 millio

the public memorial took place in centerville, massachusetts on cape cod her daughter maria shriver california'sst lady was there along with the governor arnold schwarzenegger. also oprah winfrey. ted scend battling brain cancer and was not expected to attend. mrs. shriver died tuesday. she was 88 years old. if you have ever picked up an electric guitar or listened too practically any popular music produced in the last 70 years. it's a very sad day. the inventor and innovator of the guitar icon les paul died of complications of pneumonia. ♪ shepard: les paul born in wisconsin 1915, credited with inventing the modern electric guy guitar. gibson has produced since 1952. multi track studio recordings he was a damn fine musician to boot. a jazz player who jammed nearly every monday here in new york almost until the very end. musicians who played his guitars a whose who of rock royalty. keith richards, jimmy page, acre clapton, pete townsend. that's just the beginning. but the genius who started it all, the great les paul gone tonight after 94 years. shepard: facts check now. there is a lot of bad in

representative jerry connelly is hoping to extend the blue line to woodbridge and the orange line to centerville. he wants money to study the proposal to come from a u.s. transportation reauthorization bill coming up for a vote soon. introduced to capitol hill last march, the extension is just a proposal. it needs studying, approval, and funding. even the possibility of its reality is more than a decade away. but commuters we spoke to say they hope it happens and soon. >> it should have happened a long time ago. it was something they thought we didn't need. well, the time has come and gone. we should have had metro 10 years ago, 20 years ago. it wouldn't cost the price that it would cost now. >> it seems like a really high cost. i think you'd have to look too if you're going to bring it all the way down here if you're going to have interim stops between springfield and woodbridge, you know, what number of people would be coming on those locations too. >> i believe a lot of my neighbors overall would be for it definitely to give you a better commuting aspect from down here, but then you probably

especially in virginia, eastbound 66, 28 centerville for the crash, 395 at glebe road for the wreck inight lane. we have slow unions on the top side of the beltway outer loop leave is 95 to georgia avenue southbound 270. that is jammed up approaching 85. there is a police investigation ongoing right now at 4th and bening in northeast. that is tying up that intersection. this is a live shopt of the 28th headed st of centreville. accident activity reported in this area along the second lane from the right so be careful oust manassas headed in towards centreville and over towards fair oaks. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the cash for clunkers program proved to be a big jolt for the u.s. auto industry as nearly 700,000 vehicles were sold. dealers submitted $2.88 bill wrong in sales bringing the program to just a hair under the $3 billion budget. the toyota corolla was the most popular new vehicle purchased. it was followed by the honda civic, toyota camry and ford focus. all four are built in the united states. >>> with all the new cars on the roads, what happens to the

you will be on the brakes leaving route 28 in centerville heading in toward the beltway.e is a look at he delays passing vienna metro. that is just one little gliment of it. you are pretty solid from route 28 in center sill off and on to 495. route new on the beltway, we are slow around the outer loop from georgia avenue heading around towards -- or excuse me frrk new hampshire avenue heading twarnd ardz georgia avenue. this is the scene here at 29 colesville road. further along, we have reports of an accident or some sort of incident with two disabled vehicles, one on the right shoulder, one on the left shoulder so everyone slows approaching and getting past 270. you are getting past the american legion bridge without a problem. 95 in virginia, on the brake from dale city heading up towards route one in woodbridge. we do have a disabled vehicle. en slows getting past there that -- everyone slows getting past that. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> on call, authorities in china taking drastic measures to protect people from a plague. an outbreak of the hig

public will have a chance to pay respects to eunice kennedy shriver today at a public memorial in centervilletts. shriver was president john f. kennedy's sister and founded the special olympics. shy died this week on cape cod after a series of strokes. she was 88 years old. shriver's private funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. >> senator ted kennedy, who is fighting cancer and mourning his sister's death, was not in washington yesterday to accept a major award. >> the senator was among 16 trail blazers awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the highest honor for a civilian. here's charlie gibson. >> this is a chance for me and for the united states of america to say thank you to some of the finest citizens of this country and of all countries. >> reporter: among those fine citizens, steven hawkins, a theoretical physicist, senator edward kennedy, whose failing health prevented him from attending. his daughter carra accepted the honor for him. billy jean king for her contribution to gender equality. >> a civil rights drive -- >> reporter: the reverend joseph lowery, a leader in civil rights

so we have double trouble east and westbound in the vicinity in centerville. tough commute out of manassas and a tough ride for those leaving 7100 headed out bound on 66 towards fauquier county. the beltway runs smoothly between annandale and merrifield with no incidents to report. southbound 270, the crash tieing up the left side in the main line. a lot of folks bailed ott using the local lanes as an alternate and now they are jammed leaving rockville toward the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> we begin with two big stories from overseas. a series of explosions in bagdad have killed at least 75 people and -- an injured more than 500. the first attack happened near the finance ministry and then minutes later near the foreign ministry. >>> and in afghanistan, three militants were killed in kabul after a bank was taken over by menned arms. there has been a wave of violence, one day bere the presidential election. six election workers were killed in another attack. taliban says 20 armed suicide attackers are in kabul but that claim has no

a public wake will be held tomorrow at our lady of victory church in centerville on cape cod and privatet surviving sibling of president john f. kennedy. senator ted kennedy and his sister jean are the only surviving nine siblings of the kennedys. wp puts it in context by saying -- >> so the question, of course, is where to from here? allan lickman, a presidential historian, joins our conversation. professor, where does the kennedy family go from here? >> well, the kennedy family is here. the kennedy family is still making major contributions, both in the public sector and in the private area. i think eunice shriver's life shows that you don't have to go into politics to make contributions. can you do it in other ways. of course, her legacy lives on in her son timothy shriver who is now ceo of the special olympics. on another side of the family, robert f. kennedy jr. is important figure in the environmental movement and rory kennedy is a filmmaker and another kennedy may be running for public office and that is chris kennedy out in illinois who may be running for barack obama's old senat

they had a crash on 66 east at 28, centerville, in the right lane.l show you the pace of traffic on the elderly. there's a crash after georgia avenue on the shoulder. look what it has done very the pace is slowing out of college sports park to silver spring. no accidents along 270 this morning. a couple of brief delays between germantown and the beltway. we will take you into virginia. we are in a delay leaving the beltway to king street and boundary channel drive to the 14th street bridge. >> we have temperatures this morning in the low 70's. it will be muddied day. there will not be a bunch of sunshine. you can see the clouds abundant and some moisture do to the southwest. there may be an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon. per 80's today but cloudy. a few storms are possible to night but tomorrow there'll be some clear and not quite as monday. >>> despite the recession, a new study says d.c. area workers could see more money in their paychecks this week year on average. d.c. employers budget of the largest increase in the country for pay raises

. >>> a public wake is going to be held in centerville, massachusetts today for eunice kennedy shriver starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern. the sister of john f. kennedy died tuesday. shriver was the founder of the special olympics. she was 88. >>> breaking news this morning. hundreds of families are being ordered to leave their homes as this fast-moving wildfire approaches. it is burning near the santa cruz mountains in northern california. it has burned about 2,000 acres. make sure you watch, because we have been getting live pictures this morning and as soon as we get them again we'll go there and show you what it looks like now, because the high winds tripled the size in just a few hours. those were some of our headlines. good morning, sunshine. it's 30 minutes past the hour. i'm robin meade. >>> we're learning more about what really happened when police escorted a woman out of one health care town hall. remember this video from earlier in the week? it is from missouri senator claire mccaskill's forum. the original report said the woman was angry because police tried to take a sign from he