because watermen want fish, and the state wants to save the chesapeake oyster from extinction. it's a complicated situation. >> they've put new restrictions on everything just about every time you go out, every year, you know, and... they probably don't want us out there, to be honest with you. >> there's watermen tong broad creek, millions of oysters remain off limits in the next tributary, harris creek. >> one of the key strategies for expanding the bay's oyster population waso establish and protect a network of continuous oyster sanctuaries throughout chesapeake bay. in 2010, departments set aside 24% of the bay's good oyster grounds to be permanently protected from harvesting. >> well, the sanctuaries i'm not in favor of them because they took 25% of our bottom away from us, but it was 75% of the most productive bottom that we had. so, i mean, it really put an impact onto the commercial fishery. i believe that we could achieve a better effect while having a managed reserve. and they could be opened up when you have new market, like just before thanksgiving for your thanksgi

that is bringing in some moisture, bringing in shower now getting mostly into chesapeake bay, maybe as far west as the d.c. metro area overnight tonight. you may want to take the umbrella. tem tuf temperatures on the cool side. some of the warmer air will move in the next few days, too. more clouds tomorrow, but back to summer on sunday only to get another huge temperature swing on monday. lot to talk about in the weather, topsy-turvy forecast for you. i have that coming up in just a couple minutes. to go zpo do something with it. >> thank you, doug. the man charged with killing his pregnant girlfriend will not be facing in i charges for the death of her fetus. teacher laura wallen was shot and killed this summer and her body left in a shallow grave, and this evening her family is pushing for changes to maryland's law. news 4's kristin wright reports from rockville. >> reporter: laura wallen was pregnant, but she never got the chance to find out she was having a boy. a child her family says grand jury indicted her boyfriend tyler tessier for her murder. but today the states attorney co

. >> reporter: we have cloud cover developing in the overnight hours off the chesapeake and delaware base. overall the idea is clear skies, once we get the sun up over the horizon you'll see plenty of sunshine. 45 in reading, 52 in philadelphia. 46 in trenton and wilmington. 60 in cape may. as we go through the afternoon it will be similar to yesterday. get the pooch out and play today if you can afford to do that. 51 degrees by 7:00. 65 under the sun by noon. the high like yesterday should be 72 by 3:00 p.m. sliding down to 63 degrees by 7:00. if you're sending the kids to the bus stop, bundle them up a bit. we'll be in the low to mid 40s in the suburbs in philadelphia. 51 as they wait for the bus. karen we're looking at the slight warmup over the weekend and rain next week ahead in the seven day. >> reporter: we're seeing volume on i-95. southbound traffic by allegheny, overnight construction is cleared, but a few people up and head heading to work as you head toward center city. let's look at the numbers, 43-mile an hour i-95 southbound near girard, not too bad. the slowing just b

you can see the clouds developing as the movement comes across the chesapeake bay and the delaware bay. difference in temperature over the water is what's causing that this morning and the southwest flow. as you look across the eastern half of the united states, very little cloud cover overall, most of us enjoying sun in all those areas. 52 degrees, not as chilly as the last couple of mornings. 10:00 a.m., 57. 67 by noon. 72 by 3:00 p.m. 66 is the temperature at 6:00 p.m., we'll cool down quickly. as we look at high temperatures, low 70s just about everywhere. looks like i'm bored and put 72 everywhere. it will be even with highs of 72 from lancaster to i-95 and millville. not much different down the shore, 70 in cape may. boardwalk in ac. 71. tomorrow there's a frontal boundary that will be passing through, the flow behind it and around the high will come out of the northwest, often time when we say the wind are out of the northwest it draws cooler air down, right? knot tomorrow. the air riding out of the mountains has a tendency to sink and warm a little bit. we'll raise the number u

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behind me is our 1942 chesapeake and ohio locomotive, the high water mark for steam technology. they don't come much bigger or powerful been this. behind me is our 1942 chesapeake and ohio locomotive, the high water mark for steam technology. they don't come much bigger or powerful been this. tos locomotive weighs close 730 thousand pounds. like 7500.something tremendously powerful. there is a practical limit to the size you can build a locomotive. any longer than this and it becomes too long to negotiate the curves on the track. -- ass about as big of it big a steam locomotive ever got. along designed to hold pull trains in west virginia. surprising it would hold on as long as it did. themselves inen passenger service. but they made their money investing in coal technology. this is the most photographed object we have in the entire museum. go a day goes by we don't past here. it just grabs people. this into thet museum? wheels we have a track in the museum, so this was pulled here. not without first removing a few pieces from the locomotive. even then it barely squeezed in. thi

with the tidewater and chesapeake region. that property ownership should reign supreme and if you've gained these things you should be free to exploit all the way down to the absurd level that was held by many of the leading figures. he have to build a free society through the developing of a free community. the nurturing and creation of it. in other regions of the country where you have the early puritans and their idea that humans were fundamentally flawed and corrupted. that you have to keep an eye on them. the individuals were suspect. that they would mess things up for everybody he have to have individual standdown if they were threatening the goals of the community because the peer to its thought they were creating and more godly defined inspired one. a shining city on the help. their ideas about the balance between individual freedom and the good of the community was very different. imagine in the aftermath of the american resolution. tries to negotiate and create a federation together it was a very difficult task and

the last of the rain is headed towards the chesapeake bay.he wind is not going anywhere any there's a look at radar. the bulk of the rain now is pushing out of the d.c. metro area. still raining pretty good across parts of southern maryland. western shore of the bay. the raindrops are getting blown eastbound by a strong west, to northwesterly wind. you can probably here it rattling across the microphone there. temperatures in the mid-40s this morning. with the return of sunshine today, we'll get a little recovery. the winds are still gusting over 30 miles per hour now. you should plan on that kind of gustiness. the daily grade for today, high near 59 degrees. a west wind, 20 to as much as 35 miles per hour at times. let's go inside to melissa mollet where it's calmer and milder. >> no wind in here right now. only if somebody turns on a hire dryer. taking a look at a couple of problems, downed trees and wires becauf that we've been experiencing here. again, this is a live picture from where justin finch is this morning. in the ashburn area, ry

/i> >>> police have a mystery on their hands, body parts found just steps from the shore of the chesapeake bay. >> is a d.c. chef really outdoing the red cross when it comes to feeding puerto ricans? >> he's a local standout making his nba debut tonight in front of a hometown crowd. >> about those nfl protests, does the national anthem have a verse about killing slaves? we'll verify. >> first up tonigh news in that manhunt for a killer who opened fire at an office park. let's get started. >>> more on that manhunt in just a moment, but first more breaking news. take a look here from sky 9, an accident involving two police cruisers. two officers from the anne arundel county police department were responding to the same call in jessop. the officers apparently didn't see each other and managed to run right into each other. they were both injured but not seriously. the officers were taken to shock trauma in baltimore to get checked out. >>> now to ther to breaking story and we've been all -- to the other breaking story and we've been all over this since it happened. the manhunt for this man is

during the war british agents had operated in the chesapeake play operation. -- chesapeake bay operation. they had liberated slaves, they and theyoyed farms, had liberated 4800 slaves that the vacuum to -- that they evacuated area -- evacuated. after the war, virginia and maryland implement very repressive slave statues. -- statutes. georgia bands manumission. delaware closed airport is to free blacks. states realized they had to protect their own institution. so in february 1821, henry clay offers another compromise. this time missouri would agree to enter in equal terms with the original state. condition that the prohibition against free blacks in this constitution shall never be construed to authorize the passage of any law by which any citizen of the states of the union shall be excluded from enjoyment of any immunities to which such citizens are entitled under the constitution of the united states. terms, missouri had to admit or even declare, without amending or even , thatng its constitution the exclusion of free blacks meant not what it clearly said. so they said one thing and me

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since 2 -- chesapeake bay is the largest since 2014.ed of oxygen leaving it unable to support fish or other wildlife. the zone increased by 10% last year to make 220 cubic miles. for perspective if you built a wall around manhattan and poured one cubic mile over the city, you would only see buildings taller than 23 stories. what do you think? alison: wow! environmentalists find a way to recycle used it to paper. in the netherlands the crews are drying paper out. after it is caught in filters at is sewage treatment plant and using it in pavement projects. so far this right here which is a bicycle highway. larry: is it strong enough for that? alison: the smell or the paper? larry: well played. [laughter] all right. fresh to another story. ikea making a change. they will begin selling items through the third party websites. ikea says this is only a trial and no decisions have been made whether to make it permanent. according to ikea more than 2 billion people visited ikea sites in the past year. alison: ahead tonight at 6:00, what the cast

her 30's, low 40's come a chilly night ahead, a little milder closer to the district and the chesapeake bay because of the warm waters. waking up right and early tomorrow morning, a chilly start to the day. not a frosty start. college's manassas, 44 park, middle 40's columbia. thursday,rrow, looking good, mid 60's at noon time, lots of sunshine. grab the sunglasses, near 70 at 1:00, 2:00 in the lower 70's, eventually the daytime high of 72 to 75 around the metro. just a tad warmer in charlottesville and stanton, where we could be as warm as 75 to 78. it stays dry tomorrow and into the day friday. a great time to download the stormwatch 7 weather app. thanks early we don't have any heavy rain on the way. the temperatures will be well above average into the upcoming ek howard university homecoming, this saturday, the temperatures during the afternoon will be in the mid-70's. lots of sunshine. we continue that trend sunday, bright and early for the marine corps marathon. lookingme around 7:55, at 60, middle 60's by 10:00 a.m., and warmer at noon time, lower 70's. at least not dealing with

closer to the chesapeake bay. all right. ki saturday morning. if you have anything to do outdoors. once again a light jacket. you won't need it terribly long. the sunglasses absolutely. you will need it through the morning hours in the afternoon even. early evening the temperatures will rebound. 7:00 a.m. around 55 degrees. farmers market in oldtown alexandria. by 11:00. upper 60s to close to 70. it's better than that. it feels like temperatures tomorrow will be in the middle to the upper 70's later in the afternoon. the forecast shows the temperatures across the entire area well above average yet again. around 75 in berkeley springs. walkerville looking at 77 degrees for a high. closer to the d.c. metro anywhere between 76 to 77 degrees expected with brilliant sunshine across southern maryland. lower to middle 70's. closer to the water around 77 degrees in fredericksburg. a little bit warmer as you head to culpeper and orange. temperatures around 75 to 78 degrees. beautiful weekend ahead. howard university. football game tomorrow. you will see temperatures around 76 degrees. you c

gop also holding a campaign and gillespie when be with supporters in chesapeake. >> returning back to the weather now. doug back. >> i would have liked to have done some nighttime roller coaster. it was a spectacular day out there. bright blue skies, temperatures today, upper 60s, low 70s. a cooler fight but not nearly as cold. past few nights we've been dealing with frost out there, that won't be the case in most areas. 53 rock vil. that's as low as we're going to get in most areas. making our way through the next couple of days. another cool start tomorrow. a fantastic afternoon tomorrow, that leads right into a great friday. tracking your we next week. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >>> sheriff's departments in prince george's county arrested a man they say swiped tens of thousands of dolores of quarters from vacuum machines in gas stations. he's also wanted in another place for stealing the coins over there. we spoke to a gas station employee about it. >> he used to come in different cars. he was acting like he was doing vacuum but the thing he was doing was -- >> reporter

behind me is our 1942 chesapeake and ohio locomotive, the high water mark for steam technology. they don't come much bigger or powerful been this. 730 pounds --e to you are looking at well over one million pounds in weight, horsepower 7500. there is a practical limit to the size you can build this, and the allegheny is there. this is about as big as a steam locomotive ever got. it was designed to hold coal trains. that cnlsurprising would hold on to steam power as long as it did. be tn now made their money hauling coal. i would say it is easily the most photographed in the entire museum. not a day goes by and somebody is posing for a picture in front of this locomotive. about this,ething this size, it is so enormous. one of the most popular questions is how did you even get this into the museum? in heret easy, it came on its own wheels, we have a track in the museum so it was pulled here and then pushed into our museum but not without first removing a few pieces. even then it just barely squeezed in. it has been here since 1956. i don't think it's going anywhere. this would have

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the fresh chesapeake bay blue crab. for virginia a similar story. a seafood restaurant. by saying miles east and are known for a lot of different oyster dishes. finally the best spot, ethiopian restaurants and logan circle. i haven't been there. >> i'm not sure they serve fresh crabs and oyster but i bet they have some good stuff. >> people spend money on crazy things right? this might be one of the craziest? someone bought a have smoked cuban cigar off of winston churchill for $12,000. i don't think they bought it directly from him but he had apparently smoked it. the buyer was from palm beach florida. the name was not released. the auction company says he smoked that cigar in may 1947. a pilot kept it for some reason after he flew the former prime minister and his wife including a photo signed by churchill and labeled with his name. >> speaking of strange things will probably come in a little less than that. >> but it's up in the strange category because a canadian coffee company named tim hortons have created a buffalo flavored latte. it's made with espresso, steamed

look at satellite, you see some clouds that try to filter through this morning passing over the chesapeake day the difference between the land temperature and pressure over that. we told you they would evaporate and that is the case. the clouds are pushing past toronto and into western pennsylvania. but we don't have to worry about that today. 66 is the current temperature in philadelphia. very even numbers across the the region. 67 degree readings in trenton, wilmington and millville. and 65 degrees in cape may. 68 at the airport in atlantic city. the a little bit breezy especially in philadelphia and points north and a bit of a concern, not a concern actually. but the wind profiles may be blustery up north. 20 miles per hour gusts, this is not horrific, but a little breezy than the last couple of days. in terms of temperatures similar to what we had yesterday. this model has 70 or 71 around 4:00. i actually am going to go 72. and doesn't make much of a difference and it's nice and sunny and comfortable, you see how the numbers feel later tonight and down to 59 degrees, when i step inside

. >>> this a gruesome mystery that has everyone talk in chesapeake bay. neighbors say it started yesterday afternoon when a woman spotted a dismembered human arm. it was made along the shoreline. dozens of police officers, some in boats showed up to search the area. neighbors say the arm was found >> we've engineer had anything like this happened that i know of. i've been here 22 years. and nothing even remotely close to that. . >> nearby homeowners also say no one is missing in their town of 5,800 people. police say anautopsy will be conducted to determine how the person died while investigators also try to identify the individual. . >>> the man accused of killing a muslim teenager in northern virginia may learn today when he'll go on trial. anindictment handed down this week charges torres with the rape of a 17-year old. she and herfriends were returning to a mosque in june when police say they got into an argument with torres and he kidnaped her. >>> and just moments ago a prince george's county judge sentenced a father to 40 years in prison for killin

cloud cover that popped through earlier as we had a temperature and pressure difference over the chesapeake and formed the clouds briefly but so much dry air in place they couldn't survive. and additional cloud cover trying to pop in northwestern pennsylvania, not an issue for us. and lehigh valley lots of sun and mild and 72. down the shore cool in the ocean 65 but on the boards with a land breeze we are going to bump up to 71 in a.c. and 70 in cape may. and philadelphia plenty of sunshine today and mild again with a high of 72 that is what we hit yesterday and the winds are breezy the farther north you go the breezier it will be this afternoon. 54 is the low, not too bad. well above average, and better than the overnight lows in philadelphia the last couple of nights, and the cooler suburbs going down to 74 degrees and a tic or two below that in a couple of areas. and on friday continued sunshine and winds turn around the northwest and normally we say that will tap into the cooler air, milder air that is pushed into the great lakes and this is such a gentle breeze you see the air sink dow

we see it in sort of the chesapeake r chesapeake leopard affair, the idea that honor is more personal. i have to defend myself rather than the good of the nation or the ship or whatever it may be. in fact, one of my favorite stories is this happened at the -- well, good enough, it's college of filled. they actually had a grammar school in the early 19th century. and for anyone who's been a teacher, this may resonate with you. the one school master is in front of the school, back turned. one of the students makes a noise. he loses it. he goes around. he calls in other teachers and they demand an apology and admission from one of the students. none of them do it. so he says in front of the whole class, he says your honor is that of a band of thieves. grammar school. the next day two of his students beat him in the quad with umbrellas. they send a letter home to his father who proudly cheers the behavior of his children in defending their own personal honor. so it does change. but again, i'm going to go two years later living founders like adams and jefferson. their natural a ris to craf

maybe lingering rain chances along the western shore of the chesapeake bay in maryland.lly to the wefs i-95 corridor, the shenandoah valley. well before lunchtime. enough sunshine, temperatures we should have no trouble warming into the 70s. visibility reduced. not much of an issue, look at how mild it is. 50s in the shenandoah valley. highs this afternoon well into the mid-70s around 70 across parts of the shenandoah valley. best thing to do on halloween, tuesday before halloween, go down to 17th street, high-heeled drag race. good running for the ladies and their high heels. ladies in quotation marks. >>> are the roads near your home already packed? thousands more could be coming to your community. ahead at 4:30, the population boom that one local town is fighting against. >>> first, paying more to play. the price of a mega millions ticket is going up. how much more is will bring to the lot hoe jackpots. >>> we want to hear from you. do you have a sister that you can't but brag using the #best sister ever. tag nbc washington so we can share your photo on tv. we're back

ed gillespie is also campaigning in chesapeake. voters head to the polls in three weeks in virginia. >>> if you're trying to convince your friends or family to move here, don't show them this list. d.c. was voted one of the rudest cities in america. travel and leisure generated the list based on a reader's survey. d.c. ranked number 17. our neighbor to the north isn't that friendly either. baltimore is ranked 6th. the survey shows miami topping the list as the rudest city in the country. >>> i don't know. chuck, i've been to miami a few times. folks seem pretty chill to me. >> depends what you're doing. i prefer not to drive anywhere near south beach, let's put it that way. >> it's like, when people talk about l.a. and they te hollywood represents the entire city of los angeles, people confuse south beach with greater miami. >> all traffic in washington isn't dupont circle, but that gets the most because people can't figure out how to drive through there. >> dealing with nothing but sunshine. based on what i've been looking at the

skyfox was over the park along holly and chesapeake avenues wednesday afternoon. examiner was also on the scene working to determine the person's gender and identity. investigators don't yet know how the person died. >> there's still no word what caused an explosion at an olive garden restaurant in laurel along the 14,000 block of baltimore avenue. the prince george's county fire department says it happened in the electric room of the restaurant. luckily no one was hurt here. >> coming up, a settlement is bathroom lawsuit. >> one of the nation's fast food restaurants has a unique way of tackling bullying. >> back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to

northam's republican opponent, event today in chesapeake, virginia. the voters will head to the polls on november 7th. >>> today the man accused of raping and murdering a 17-year-old girl will be in court. a grand jury indicted darwin martinez torres on monday. torres hit nabra hassanen with his car. hassanen and a group of friends were walking to their mosque for ramadan. he raped her and dumped her in a lake near his apartment. prosecutors say they will pursue the death penalty for torres. >>> today is the deadline for cities across the u.s. to turn in bids for amazon's second headquarters. you're looking at the top five contenders right now. this is according to moody analytics. they include atlanta, austin, pittsburgh, philadelphia, rochester and new york. amazon has not announced any top picks just yet, though. you know that d.c., montgomery, prince george's, loudoun and fairfax counties are all putting in bids giants. the company promises to create 50,000 new jobs. coming up, the "today" show could have what it could mean if the online retailer

. >> it was a grim discovery made wednesday along the chesapeake bay and shady side maryland. authorities say they have since recovered additional skeletal remains. the medical examiner says the remains are of a white asian woman 20 and 30 years old and was about 5-foot 3-inches tall. they believe this woman has been missing within the last year but they still don't know who she is. >>> security is being increased at virginia state university following the second shooting in less than a week. a student was wounded behind a building on the petersburg campus overnight and is said to have life threatening injuries. last saturday another man was shot on campus during the school's homecoming weekend. police have not made an arrest in either case. >>> following a washington tradition melania trump donated her inaugural ball to the smithsonian institution today. >> during the ceremony she introduced the designer of her dress and said things re in washington he only had two weeks to design the gown. it will take its place in the first lady's exhibit one of the museum's most popular. t

our verify researchers got on gratin, american red cross spokesperson for the greater chesapeake and potomac region. and regina says yes. they sent 250 bags of blood and platelets to las vegas tuesday and another 200 wednesday. keep in mind the blood was already bagged and ready to go. it wasn't from new donors. here's why. it can take up to 36 hours to test blood before it can be sent to the hospital. so any new blood that comes in now has to be held for a little bit before it can be shipped. so we can verify, yes, you can donate blood in one state and have it end up in las vegas, or be used to help victims of some other catastrophe. you can't earmark your donation for a particular place but the red cross has an app. it's called rapid pass, where you can track where your donated blood ends up. so you can see if it went to las vegas. if you've got something you want verified, let our team of fact from fiction. find us on facebook or on twitter and send an e-mail to verify@wusa9.com. >>> this is national down syndrome awareness month. because of stories i've done about people with int

those body parts found near the chesapeake bay in shadyside in anne arundel county and new tonight we've learned those bones are human. a first exam revealed they are those of a white or an asian female in her mid-20s or early 30d of the bones, police are working off the theory that they found the remains of a woman who went missing within the last year. >>> in montgomery county allegations that a man swiped right on the tinder dating app and then sexually assaulted two women. he is 33-year-old collin black of rockville, a guidance counselor at einstein high school in the kensington area. police say the victims don't know each other. >>> now to the nation's opioid epidemic, are insurance companies partly to blame? that's what new jersey governor chris christie wants to know. he's chair of the president's opioids commission. there's concern many insurance groups would rather cover the cost of powerful addictive painkillers instead of less addictive but more expensive drugs that do the same thing and there's evidence insurance companies are limiting coverage of mental health problems and s

our verify researchers talked to a spokeswoman for the americaned with the greater chesapeake of potomac region and she said yes. she sent 250 bags of blood and platelets to las vegas monday, another 200 this morning. they could be asked to send more. keep in mind that blood was already bagged ready to go. it didn't come from new donors. you can take up to -- it can take up to 36 hours to test newly donated blood before it can be sent to the hospital. any new blood now has to be held a bit before it can be shipped. we can verify whamo, you can donate blood in one state and have it end up in las vegas or be used towards some other catastrophe. you can't earmark your donation for a particular place, but the red cross has an app called rapid pass and you can track where your donated blood ends up so you can see if it went to las vegas. >>> so a lot of love sent from annapolis to las vegas tonight. they held candles and sent cause. something needs to be done about gun violence in this country. >> our lawmakers must understand that there are a lot of americans who are tired of this extending

veronica: we are all kind of dressed up in layers this morning trying to stay warm. , at thed, windy chesapeake bridge they had some wind restrictions. this is around savage west of frostburg. the road is now clear, you can see things moving with snow on the ground, no snowfall and out west right now. that's western maryland in delawaretill wet and in new jersey and even around philadelphia and new york city. watch for slick spots on area hour as we start to dry out. andrews,nt race gusting to 36 miles per hour, the wind will start to the ease, 51 is your temperature at 11 a.m. this morning. at least we will have a lot of sunshine in the area. light wind for trick-or-treaters tomorrow evening. 51 degrees at 8:00, a bit more of a crescent moon, kind of a creepy forecast. pretty good, considering how much rain we have had in that it for tomorrow. julie, i will tell you why a lot of folks will be embracing the upcoming weekend. julie: we have hands full of problems on the outer loop after route seven, costing you 16 and travel time. stay to the right to get high. the wires are down here along my i

left active duty, he and his wonderful wife pam, an educator, decided to settle down on the same chesapeake bay where he had grown up. and he took care of kids, specializing in pediatric neurology. you know you have to be smart to do pediatric neurology. >> [applause] mr. obama: you know, it is hard to pronounce, much less do. so he devoted himself to the next generation, just like pam did. he taught not just neurology to students at eastern virginia medical school, but he taught ethics. for nearly 20 years, he has given his time freely to care for terminally ill children and in portsmouth. >> [cheering] mr. obama: if you ask him, he will save those kids have given him more than he can ever give back. that is ralph northam. that is who is seeking your support for governor. >> [cheering] mr. obama: justin fairfax's story isn't so different. he didn't grow up with much, but with scholarships, with help from a hard-working mom, justin went to college, went to law school, gave over his life to public service, to make sure that any striving young kid could have the same chance as he did. >> [che

behind me is the 1942 chesapeake allegheny locomotive, the high water mark for steam locomotive technology. they do not come much bigger or more powerful. weighs close to 740,000 pounds. the water, well over one million pounds. 00 horsepower. there was a practical limit to the size you could build. the allegheny is there. any longer and it would be too long to negotiate the curves on the track and becomes too heavy. this is about as big as the steam locomotive got. longwas designed to haul coal trains through mountainous sections in western virginia. it is maybe not surprising the cno would hold onto steam power as long as it did. by the 1940's, diesel electric had proven itself. made its money for hauling coal and would invest in this. this is easily the most photographed object in the museum. not a day goes by when i do not want past and someone is posing for a picture in front of the locomotive. i have a picture of myself as a boy posing in front. there's something about it. size is enormous selectica grabs the size is enormous so i think it grabs people. the other question is how we go

when i first graduated college or moved back home to chesapeake virginia or worked for norfolk southern railroad as a brakeman out of the terminal our job and responsibility was the low coal ships that transported coal all around the world so i've always asked myself the question of our coal and natural resources good enough for other countries and why is it not good enough it's right here at home in addition to that my grandfather was a black coal mine and clint school for junior in the appalachian mountains so coal fossil fuels has been a way of life for my family for a very long time with the say it was going to halt the study just to preview the plans in terms of if they want to fund the project any further once again studies already funded the fire was funded on the they said it would have pulled. i mean to review everything because of budget cuts and i kind of didn't say we're not going to go back but there's no major cuts there and there hasn't been a new larger budget or it's like it has to be passed by october first of the government freezes up but there's been no budget passed

chesapeake virginia. was it ever reported to him that his battles -- his battles found? thatbeen battle plans had been found? >> some of the other maryland campaign scholars in the audience can weigh in on this as well. his assumption-- in his masterworks on the campaign is when judge stewart figures out there was an , he pieces together this must be special order 191 and that gets conveyed to lee soli knows mcclellan has his plans. stephen sears has a new article out in the civil war monitor on the special orders and he is skeptical of that claim. it goes back-and-forth on that question. it's a matter of some debate. if you look at what lee is doing on the 13th, he's unconvinced there is going to be a massive i'm notif he did know sure it would have made much of a difference. >> delight? >> what motivated mcclellan? >> a number of things add up here. i think it's an opportunity to stick it to lincoln. you shouldn't have embarrassed me the way you did earlier in the summer. things are different when operating in a loyal state when mcclellan is concerned treatment of and

i ask my colleagues to look at the chesapeake bay and the settlement agreement back in 2010. the e.p.a. was under both congressional and executive mandates to improve quality and the water quality in the bay. the agency was not on track to implement the necessary standards within the required time frame. citizens and public interest groups filed suit and the case concluded a settlement agreement that established a concrete deadline for actions that the agency was already working towards. notably, the imposition of the total maximum daily load, a binding limit on pollution in the watershed. the result has been a small but very promising improvement in the health of the bay. were it not for the agreement, we might still be waiting on the e.p.a. to take the actions necessary. we would have lost a significant amount of time and instead of improving conditions, conditions may have worsened. and the problem we face would have grown greater. so, again, mr. chairman, justice delayed is justice denied. again, consent decrees and settlement agreements prevent avoidable and unnecessary

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to the east, chesapeake a bridge, blue sky as far as the eye can see. we started off many locales in the 30's this morning. right now it's 63 in the valley. manassas, 68. 69 in culpeper. heading out to lunch, running samaritans? getting a bite? your sunglasses, temperatures will be in the low to mid 70's, fridges around average for this as far as what's happening later this afternoon for the afternoon sports with the kiddos, lots of sunshine, comfortable and pleasant, but for the next couple of days we will see a bit of a warming trend. could be back near 80 on wednesday, and above average week, but the one thing we are missing his rain. more on that coming up in a bit. -- brian: --ght, >> a live look at the las vegas strip. at this .58 people are dead, 500 injured in the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. we will have the latest on the investigation happening right now after the break, but first a quick check on the traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon, it's a pretty quiet ride overall that one major trouble spot is here on 395 southboun

i am doug from chesapeake, virginia. did the government use any black units to occupy the south after the war into lincoln's assassination? or did they banned them -- ban them immediately after? they entered the war later. many the minute soldiers who had joined in 1861 or 1860 -- many union soldiers who had joined in 1861 or 1862 were ready to go home, and their officers had more power to make that argument. black soldiers the game recruiting in may of 1860 three. they had not served as long. one of the arguments they should have to to serve longer because they haven't. it is clear this retaliation into millions in is -- and humiliation is playing a part of this. it caused a lot of trouble. chris: another question. >> did black guards' attitude toward white confederate prisoners change after the massacre at the fort? kelly: the evidence of individuals commenting on it may have changed. i want to go back to my original statement. soldiers, these are human beings. some did treat the prisoners with respect, the captured en

>> doug from chesapeake, virginia. bear with me, i kind of scribbled some things. was lee kept informed and in the loop with jefferson davis on everything the confederacy was doing politically and in other military theaters that might have contributed to lee's decision to go to maryland, which was labeled by some as hazardous? did jefferson davis, did he give pardon the pun, leeway to do that? or did lee have to jump through hoops and the war department or things like that to get those initiatives approved? >> let me answer the first question. lee is aware of other confederate movement in other theaters of war. things are starting to stir in northern mississippi. lee is fully aware of those movements. i think he views his movement into maryland as part of that. it is basically a confederate offensive along a 1000 mile front. i think that is another reason why he throws some much into this campaign. he thinks, at least at the time, this is the best chance the confederacy will have of winning the war and getting independence. the second question about jefferson davis

look at the camera over the chesapeake bay bridge, looking off to the- looking west is what i want to. this looks over toward the bridge. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's. 71 in fredericksburg. started with a couple of 30's to the far west this morning. we are warming nicely. the afternoon perfect for anything you have got going on. a little bit of yard work. mulch a possibility. a gorgeous afternoon. good for afterschool sports for the kids today. practice. we should be good to go. later tonight, if you want to at 6:47,of doors -- sunset. once the sun drops, temperatures start to rebound into the 60's and 50's. it will be a cool night ahead, with 50 and a few 40's. tomorrow, a cool morning. a cold front coming through. a thursday time -- i think it will be a few scattered clouds. it looks like most of the moisture dries out. we really could use some rain around here. this pushes through. your forecast for tomorrow, mostly sunny, near 80 degrees. looking good until the end of the week. the nationals playoff game kicks off at 7:30. heading home, definitely milder. your columbus da

this is a look from chesapeake beach, where we are dealing with quite a bit of that cloud cover. switching over to region. be watching as this system moves pretty quickly across the area. with that in mind, cloud cover slow to break down for us today, but temperatures able to warm up pretty quickly. we have about 81 degrees for our feels-like temperature in d.c. fredericksburg, 85 degrees under cloudy skies. those feels-like temperature's are going to bump up quickly. let's show you the latest on futurecast. those showers continue to move out of here. a couple more will pop up later this evening, but predominantly we are going to be dry. it's going to be hot and muggy. temperatures for the afternoon hanging in the mid--80's. a chance for morning showers. the wind will start to break down for us as well. still muggy into tuesday. more fall like by the end of the week. we will talk about that and your chance for showers wne >> today marks one week since the las vegas massacre. overnight, an unusual sight to honor the victims, lights out on the biggest strip -- vegas strip. many gat