that was a delaware case so his license was revoked and returned in 1996. he has no actions from the last decade in maryland but they believe there may be additional victims from the delaware police. if you have information you're asked to call investigators. if you want to read about other doctors who have been disciplined by the maryland board of physicians, check out abc2news.com/bad medicine. >>> we have new information about that deadly wreck. the harford county sheriff's department said county schools employee, donald johns and ronald buchholz both died in a head on collision on route 152 and rem ford road. >> there were two others injured in the wreck. it was a total of three cars that collided around 10:30 this morning. the two injured victims are currently at shock trauma and are expected to survive. it will take the accident reconstruction team awhile to figure out what happened. residents say there's increased traffic because of recent development in the area and there's always accidents along that part of 152 along bel air road. today's crash wa

dave and i were talking about when i moved down to delaware to clairmont, delaware, a community like this. the heart and soul was worth steel company. they had about 5,000 employees. when that shut down, when that caved, then got involved with the chinese, now it's being rebuilt. the whole community, the whole community collapsed. and suffered. and have been rebuilding since. we're tough in clairmont. you're tough here in ferry. you're tough here in the valley. we are not stopping. and most times -- and by the way r. if the job is to make sure investors do well, most times when investors do well at the expense of a company's employees and everybody else, you all end up paying for it. let me tell you how you pay for it. not just if you work there. people that have nothing to do with, not associated with it, never worked at the steel mill dave talked about, but businesses, successful businesses the other end of missouri, businesses here in the valley, taxpayers in pittsburgh, you all pay for it. why? why? they pay for the so-called success of the investors. here's why. because we don't

today we head north for a look at the delaware beaches. >> reporter: i'm scott broom along the delaware seashore where visitors this memorial day weekend will find a lot of new things to talk about. it is a frustrating welcome to rehoboth beach, no place to park with all that new wide just refurbished sand calling. rehoboth today unveiled park mobile, an app for smartphones you can pay for parking with the touch of a finger. you think it will help? >> definitely. i pay a lot of stuff by phone. >> reporter: now down to dewey beach where it's partying on everyone's mind. this year the town tightened up its noise ordinance. farther down the coast a dramatic new landmark to see and cross, the new $150 million indian river inlet bridge finished and finally open this week to all four lanes of traffic. >> people that travel up and down this road from maryland, delaware, virginia, pennsylvania and new jersey like it. >> reporter: in rehoboth beach, delaware, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> more good news this holiday weekend, prices at the pump continue to drop. the average price for a gallon of r

they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shafts.

, virginia, pennsylvania and new jersey like it. >> reporter: in rehoboth beach, delaware, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00 policing the pound, a local police department launches a new physical fitness program and helps one of its own become much healthier and lighter along the way. we'll talk about that at 7:00. >> good thing they weren't in our newsroom today. still ahead in this half hour the fly-by that still seemed a million miles away. >> but first this is probably the setting you think of when you think newborn baby. we'll tell you why that was not the case in arlington up next. >>> tonight we're helping you gear up for traveling for this memorial day holiday, checking the gas prices. you're heading south toward hampton roads or the carolinas, the best prices we found were along i-95 in thornburg, virginia. that is where a citgo station is charging 3.36 for a gallon of regular unleaded. you can always find the best gas prices at www.wusa9.com. click on pump patrol. >>> just another day at the office for arlington county police corporal steve tray yawn owe,

a little further up 95 wilmington, delaware, 3.59. if you hold out till south jersey, prices are about 3.49 a gallon. we'll be right pack with more 9 -- back with more 9news. >>> back on 9 news now with a reminder of who, ha and why we are celebrating -- what and why we are celebrating this memorial day. look at the volunteers who came from across the nation to help the memorial day foundation distribute red rose bouquets at war memorials around the washington region. it all fan this morning on national mall with a ceremony to salute the troops. there they are at the vietnam veterans wall. >>> rolling thunder rolled into d.c. today marking the unofficial start of the memorial day weekend festivities in washington. these guys, their day started in cranberry, new jersey, and a few hours ago thousands of riders arrived at the hyatt regency in crystal city. kristin fisher has a preview of the annual memorial day ride. >> reporter: i'm really at the headquarters for rolling thunder this memorial day weekend. manufacture these guys just got

and milford in delaware. more activity over the mountains.emperature-wise, a little warmer than it was yesterday. but it's going to get hot and humid this weekend. temperatures we expect to get into the upper 80s, probably 90 by the weekend. so a real summer taste coming just in time for the first unofficial start of summer. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> let's check in on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> well, things are still pretty busy out there. especially on the beltway. north side inner loop slows there from charles street to providence road. the west side inner loop, delays extend from southwestern boulevard to security. and the outer loop on the west side, still slow in that direction as well. it begins at liberty road and goes well past baltimore national pike. as far as 95 goes, in the northbound direction, brake lights there, from the 895 split past whitemarsh boulevard. other accidents include bowlies quarter at gallaway. north elemont. and also east north avenue. let's take a live look. you can se

, maryland, and from there transported further south. >> because delaware, maryland would have allowed the slave trade. >> well, they wouldn't. what's interesting -- it's illegal everywhere. kidnapping free people is illegal. even in mississippi it's illegal to kidnap a free person. the difference is that pennsylvania's in the process of ending slavery. most of the blacks in pennsylvania by 1810 are free. and so free black children who are on the streets of pennsylvania are free, but in maryland and delaware slavery's an ongoing institution. so the presumption of the law changes. once you get into a slave state, the presumption is that if you're african-american you are a slave. and so if someone is taking a black child through maryland, nobody's going to intervene and say why are you carting this black child off? if the black child is chained, no one's going to say why are you carting this black child off? they'll assume the child was a slave. whereas if you're doing it in pennsylvania you would be stopped by all kinds of people saying why are you kidnapping this child? >> who's behin

steady rain has advanced to the east and northeast across delaware.comes back to the southwest across southern maryland. it is making slow progress off to the east. there will be patches of rain overnight. by early tomorrow morning the rate will be gone leaving fought behind. 5,100th of an inch at reagan national airport. that is where some of the heavier downpours were. 91 today at reagan national airport. then the rains came through and it dropped temperatures. dropped half an inch of rain in washington officially on this day. temperatures are still very mild. it will stay monday overnight. the dry air is by the great lakes. we will be monday tomorrow. 62 in detroit. -- we will be muggy tomorrow. this is a 24-hour temperature change. nine degrees cooler now that was this time last night. 12 degrees cooler in pittsburgh. as you watch the satellite's radar, you see that showers and storms come through a head of a cold front. during the past couple of hours there has been a noticeable breakup in the showers. during the overnight hours some of those to

today they broke grown in delaware. -- ground in delaware. >>> thousands of registered nurses are expected to walk off the job tomorrow at 9 bay area hospitals. the nurses want management to address issues such as sick leave, out of pocket healthcare cost and retiree health plans. >> there is 2,000 nurses and most of them will be out. >> tomorrow's walk out will be their third one day strike since september of last year. >>> rare species of seal has been flown in from hawaii, and a lot of people are heading to a american dispensary in its final hours of business. >> temperatures dropped off today. windy out there, fog long the coast. i will let you know how much cooler it will get and if we have rain in the forecast this week. what'll it be? i'll have blueberry pancakes. uh huh. actually, make that glazed pecans... ok. with chocolate... no... caramel sauce. whipped cream? uhhhhhhh, yeah... but on the side. introducing build your own pancakes. only at denny's. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. no

leroy works in newark, delaware. state regulators say the 84-year-old doctor has been arrested for similar behavior before and was allowed to continue practicing has long as someone was present when he treated female patients. the state is sing emergency suspension of his license. he is free after posting a $2500 secured bomb. >>> a tsa official spotted a stun gun that could have been mistaken as a smartphone. a woman from columbus ohio received the citation. if you need a reminder, weapons are not allowed in carry ons. >> attorneys for the coach in the penn state case -- the state's taring said it -- attorney's general said it happened in march of 2002 but actually in february of 2011. former penn state assistant football jerry sandusky is denying all the allegations. >>> an attorney for george zimmerman said some of the money raised from a website is paying for his security and living expenses. zimmerman is accused of killing florida teenager trayvon martin. an arraignment hearing was held in the case but zimmerman

>> in delaware, we're more or less flat over the last year. revenue that came on the table. we like many states had to deal with things like pensions and health care for state employees. we've had to make plenty of cuts over the last few years. i think it's difficult for any state over the future to deal with rising health care costs that continues to be an enormous factor. and one of the challenges of being a governor these days is looking at all of the things that are outside of our control just listening to your program a little bit earlier with respect to the challenges in europe and the elections there and what's going to happen with the austerity versus growth, what's going to happen with the euro. you were talking just a few minutes ago about whether or not growth in china may be ebbing. these things can have influence on what happens in our country and of course what we have to do is figure out how to deal with so many factors that are outside of our control. >> nevertheless, you have an unemployment rate there 6.9% and the national av

. >> greta: you are running for senate from the state of indiana -- >> from delaware. >> i meant delaware independent. there is a big push for independents. george washington was an independent. i am an independent. i don't believe in either party. i think i can beat an incumbebt democrat. >> greta: have you an unusual beginning platform. how should senators be paid? >> for the days they work. they're grossly overpaid and i think they are very lazy. they work 140 days a year, we pay them $1200 a day. the minimum wage is $7.25. a working person gets $56 a day, a senator gets $1200 a day. i think that's the first thing i am going to do. >> greta: you wouldn't be popular. >> i don't care about that. >> greta: why do you think you can win. e >> in i think the independents are what is need in the country. i think in rhode island, chafee is an independent, in vermont, bernie sanders is independent. in maine, mr. king is going to win, he's an independent. i think the gallup poll just showed that the independents in this -- in the united states are the highest percentage they have been in 60 year

we are seeing heavy downpours, maybe a little lightning as it heads to the chesapeake and towards delaware. that's only the bad weather in the east. northern michigan is getting drenched with heavy rain and lightning. we did have a pretty good thunderstorm and tail end of minneapolis clipping the eastside of the city heading through northern wisconsin. the final stop heading to iowa, southern portions of nebraska, lincoln south interstate 29 heading for st. joseph and maryville and missouri and des moines and a lot of lightning. we were up to 6,000 lightning strikes in the last hour, weakened now, now 2,000 lightning strikes and heading to fort dodge and ames may have a punch to. i we have these storms dying off and new storp. kansas city, north of st. louis, illinois, iowa, washington, the third day for thunderstorms in that region and some could push to detroit and buffalo today. in the southeast, okay, texas looks fine. a lot of areas to the great lakes, almost summer-like weeks we are having thunderstorms every day. >>> all right. coming up. stocks something on jobs and coffee crumbles

rain from pittsburg all the way down to dover, delaware. pushing to the southeast. 57 in washington and martinsburg. low clouds and a little bit of fog. some sunny breaks by the afternoon and a few thunderstorms later today. highs near 80's. >> in maryland, no problems. in and out of baltimore looks good. 95 in virginia, normal travel times. clear if you are going out to the airport. we will take you to a live picture of 395 traffic to and from the pentagon. moving at speed. >> it is 5:00 right now. new this morning, we are waiting to learn what led to the stabbing of a man and woman in southwest d.c. >> it happened on 27 street. the woman is in critical condition, but stable. the man suffered minor cuts to his neck. so far there have been no arrests. >> new developments in the scandal in the district. harry thomas jr. will learn his sentence are taking money that was supposed to go to youth sports programs. we were live at u.s. district court this morning with the details. >> good morning. prosecutors want harry thomas jr. to go away to pr

let's go to war hold as a beach -- reboboth beach in delaware. can see the beaches are crowding up nicely and i am sure more are heading to the beach. now, let's go to annapolis, where it is 77 degrees at this time. a little bit of the chop and the water, but mostly sunny conditions. a beautiful afternoon over the water. temperatures in the mid-upper 60's along the potomac and cooler than that of ocean city. factor in the humidity, it feels like 89 in the district, 90 in gaithersburg. the feels like temperatures will creep up a little bit more, into the mid 90's later on this afternoon. frederick, louthan, fault here -- it does not include the county's among the day because that includes the cooling influence. a few scattered thundershowers. don't cancel your plans outside but keep an extra eye and ear on the sky lit one as we could have a few more storms popping up, especially northwest of washington. here is a look at the tropical depression beryl the remnants will steer clear of washington. tomorrow, i still think we will see widespread shower

. >>> where drivers are making their way to ocean city and the delaware beaches now. you can see there are a whole lot of them waiting to cross the bay bridge and go through the toll plaza. you better pack some patience with those swimsuits. it's going to cost a little more to get over the bridge this year. the toll is up 60% and it costs $4 a vehicle to cross the bay bridge, all that traffic. >>> now just in time for the summer season, though, falling gas prices. people are paying less for the seventh week in a row. we found the price of a regular gallon of gas $3.55 at w express gas stations on georgia avenue northwest. that is well below the average price in the d.c. area, which is $3.75. nationwide the average price is $3.66 a gallon for unleaded. >>> people headed to the beach will also find less pain at the pump. our scott broom looks at all of what's new at the shore this sur. >> reporter: i'm scott broom on the road at the beaches this memorial day holiday weekend. expect lower gas prices down to the beach this early summer and on this side of the bay bridge i

in wilmington, delaware. i knocked on doors. i talked talk to people. they were happy to see somebody. at that point, not many people did anything like that. they supported me, and i was able to get elected. that was the springboard to what i did later on. i think that young people can do it. i would never underestimate a good, enthusiastic young person with good ideas in terms of their ability to do it. the political parties are very receptive to young people doing this. they are generally looking for candidates, maybe in areas where their particular party is not doing that well. the next person can go out and get the job done, as far as getting elected. i think it is a very rewarding career. sony people tell me that i would never do what you do. sony people tell me that i would never do what you do. i cannot imagine undertaking that or whatever. but they can, if you could. the opportunities are there. i would hope that our good that young people, whether they be well educated or not, they can contribute a lot to the public discourse in this country. t

off the atlantic ocean and it is producing pretty good band of showers down there into southern delaware. it went across ocean city and salisbury and now it's kind of drifting in this direction not showing signs of breaking up so that could clip our area later this evening, a few little sprinkles and showers have cross it had bay and the eastern portions of district of columbia. so our rain chances will be increasing along with the clouds and there will be several days of wet weather at least potential for it coming up. details in a few minutes. >> it has been a busy weekend for protesters all across the country. hundreds showed up in frederick county, maryland. this was the scene saturday as protester desquended at near by camp david. as usual this year's summit brought out people protesting for a lot of reasons. >> all the corn grown in the united states is genetically modified. this is a real contributing factor to the die off of honey bes. my concern is all the hunger in the world. >> we're told across the city, about 20 grand to provide security this weekend. and to chicago take a l

this is columbus crossing the delaware. okay? yes. this particular artist, you know, who else? columbus must have looked like washington. yes, if it is washington crossing the delaware or columbus crossing the atlantic. take your pick. in any case he is a brave and persistent sailor and a good commander. he keeps water among his men and among the three vessels under his command. the first voyage, altogether he makes four voyages. look at the first voyage which is at the top here in the yellow. sailing west, boy was columbus lucky. he is sailing in august and september across this part of the world, kind of not quite the south atlantic and what does columbus avoid? he is blessed. hurricanes. think about it. he didn't know. columbus didn't know it was hurricane season. he sailed in the hurricane season. no hurricanes. at least he didn't encounter any. very lucky. does another wise thing, too. as they're sailing west, they begin to see stuff in the water, birds occasionally, so like the vikings, well, there must be land somewhere near and columbus is on a course nearly due west. t

again born in wilmington, delaware. she was the daughter of abraham shadd. and the entire family was really involved with the underground railroad. his home in wilmington. his home in chester, pennsylvania. in the chester county pennsylvania. were all places that, of refuge for those running, escaping their captivity. well, mary ann, early on, showed a lot of promise. and in the north star, in january of 1849, martin delany would write about mary ann. and he would say. one of the up-and-coming stars he was saying. he said she has choice character. shadd is the work now in press on the elevation of our people. at 25 years old she wrote a pamphlet called the "hints to colored people of the north." in this pamphlet she tells them that they should reject material things. they should create rather than buy. i want to pound oint out this i5 yerd. they should manage their money, responsibly. be independent, and be confident. now mary ann shadd cary its a champion within the organization. she does lead by example. age the fugitive slave act of 1850, abraham shadd an

kelso mentioned the important date when lord delaware turned back the colonists who were evacuating the failed colony at jamestown. and he -- lord delaware had actually landed at fort algernon on point comfort which is today's fort monroe, which has just become a national monument. my question is to what extent dr. kelso feels that any investigation by the national park service where ft. algernon and later ft. george was, would maybe possibly reveal some of the great findings that he's had at jamestown. >> well, i don't want to say anyone that it couldn't be found, you know, the actual site, because it's there somewhere. i got to study that. and the area where the fort was first built, algernon, it was sort of on a sandy spit. all this has been built up over the years. and exactly where at ft. lenore you can find it and then, of course, the construction that is going on at ft. monroe has just been astounding. to build the fort and all the buildings and to bring landfill in and so on. it would be complicated, but it's not impossible. i'd be the last one to say it's impossible to find the

. >> a know a lot of people go home to delaware. you are talking 30 miles. i have thought about relocating up there just to get away from the taxes. >> reporter: at first choice in joppa the owner has a different problem. >> we can't leave. >> reporter: the tax package passed, included an increase to the tax rate for s corporations like theirs. today they talked over what the increase will mean for them. >> that's the first thing i had to figure out. how will i make another $180,000 starting tomorrow? how do we do that? . >> reporter: more taxes, of more than $180,000 that will have to pay starting year and the immediate impact of that. >> we can't buy the two new tow trucks down in baltimore. >> reporter: he planned on hiring three new employees to run those truck, instayed now he is thinking about raising prices but knows many of his customers just got hit by a tax increase too. >> had to increase the pricing. we held it down three years. >> reporter: the governor said the tax increases will restore more than $500 million that wou

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in 1610 when delaware came in, he said he cleansed the town. filled wells. i haven't mentioned the other wells. incredible collections of artifacts and they built two long row houses. we knew they were built by 1614 but we didn't know where they were, outside the fort or whatever, right in here, we're marking them 20 inches above the original evidence. the cobble. and they were built with cobble foundation. wood doesn't go into the ground. but these are buildings that were built to last and more like what was being built in england. timber, they were said to be two stories and this one had six rooms because we found three fireplaces and all the crosses marked graves that we found in here. and this dates to we think 1607, this is a 1610 building it's already being built on top of a burial. there's a record of who died in august, middle of september in 1607 there's a whole rash of these gentlemen, soldiers. there was an older man and younger man buried together. there's a record of an older man and younger man dying. so, i think we're going to be able to put s

many of us will be headed toward the beaches in maryland and delaware this weekend.et's look at the bay bridge. yes, that is

delaware to d.c. delaware to d.c. every year. you think that's the only time -- both of them are out of touch. >> i don't -- >> but they're nice guys. but they're nice! >> they are. >> if you think mitt romney is in touch, you think greg is in touch. >> i am in touch. i'm in touch with dana right now. >> what? get off me! >> i didn't mean it that way. biden, is this the game plan here the same? it's always going to be this polarity of republicans, big bad wolf, obama the protector of the weak and it goes back to the whole movie, the movie plot that i came up with. this is what they're going to run all the way to election time. >> absolutely. and that's -- what's interesting is it's not working. across the board in the battleground states, people are being looking at this and saying, you know, we tried it for four years. we need something different. >> still think the republicans are big, bad wolves. >> thanks to people like you. you know the end result -- >> thanks to people like me? >> yes, because you demonize republicans. end

those beachgoers will find plenty of new things at the delaware beaches. >> our scott broom joins us live with details from the beach. hey, scott. >> reporter: hey, what a great day at the beach. the weather is awesome. we're looking forward to a great weekend. you just mentioned all those people headed down here. one thing about this beach, it seem like each and every one of them is trying to park, what a hassle it can be. here's something new, rohobitz unveiling a new parking system to try to make things a little bit easier. >> you go in circles and circles and circles. >> reporter: it is a frustrating welcome to rohoboth beach, no place to park with all that new wide just refurbished sand calling and if you do find a spot downtown, you feel like a lottery winner. >> it's brutal. >> reporter: not so much anymore. rohoboth unveiled an app for smartphones where you can pay for parking with a touch of a finger and be reminded when your time is up just like in downtown washington where so many of these visitors come from. do you think it will help? >> definitely. i pay a lot of stuff b

it's something that people in my state in delaware and every i go are incredibly proud of the stancetter of equality. it's simply about equality and civil rights. at a moment when we're sending people to defend our nation, whether they be gay or straight to not allow them to have the same rights that we have on the home front doesn't make sense and that's why you saw the president talk the way you did last week and you saw my dad talk about jobs and job creation in ohio. this is a president who literally saved general motors who has done an incredible amount to save jobs in michigan and contrast it with governor romney who literally said let gm go bankrupt. that's what he said and the the press won't let him backpedal. >> your dad had this meeting with fire fighters and he had this exchange and he mentioned you. [ inaudible ] my two sons were saved by my fire company and the jaws of life. >> you were just a little boy. how old were you when that occurred? >> i was just shy of 4 years old and, wolf, last week, i celebrated the 85th anniversary of the fire company, the mill creek fire

. >> in dewey beach, a delaware, it is the calm before the swarm. >> they have no idea how crazy andey can get. >> the ones that are a problem you know, can really stress people out. >> these youtube videos show young people celebrating each week. -- beach week. they tend to arrive fresh off kai school commencements. they are under age and they want to party. >>it is a formula for disaster. >> one minute they're having a great time and 30 minutes later there are tears running down their faces. >> he has been on a mission this spring. he has been visiting maryland high schools to warn parents and students about the pitfalls of an unchaperoned each week. >> the parents believe that this is a rite of passage for their kids. they're sending their kids into the real world. >> they will pay a stiff price. the minimum fine for an underage drinking citation is $170. on the third offense, they will be kicked out. they will lose their security deposit. >> there is evidence the message has gotten through. after the visit by the sergeant his parents insisted on an adult chaperone. >> i think i a