we are live on capitol hill, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> thank you, derrick. tomorrow president obama is going the meet with financial leaders at the white house. they will talk about the economy and possibly new plans for wall street. federal reserve chair janet yellen is expected to be there as well. >>> this morning we are celebrating hispanic heritage month which is september 15th until october 15th. this area has seen a surge in hispanics who call the washington region home. initially d.c.'s ward 1 made up of adams morgan, columbia heights and mount pleasant was known as barrio latino. now the population extends into frederick and prince william counties. experts say that trend will continue. >> reporter: bertha stanley became a student later in life, learning english and u.s. history. stanley returned to her homeland el salvador on occasion, but the d.c. area is home. k arace nefrnlths hn has been h become a citizen. >> i have two wonderful daughters who help me a lot. my first daughter pushed me to do my citizenship. >> reporter: 432,000 hispanics are i

but we'll begin with derrick wa and more on the response. he's live in falls church now. derrick? >> reporter: well, good afternoon. we are here at inova fairfax hospital where it is not your usual day here. much larger presence of police, fire and emergency medical technicians, and what -- the thing we can't stress enough here, everything is being done right now, being done out of an abundance of caution. i want to show you some video from a few hours ago. this is where fire and ems personnel were being deco out of the e.r. these were among the people who brought this woman here to the hospital. again, after she got sick earlier today at the pentagon. and in a penalty gone parking lot. we're told that woman threw up and did tell authorities she had recently traveled to west africa. pe even liberia. when she was brought here, that patient was isolated. tests are now being run to determine if further testing is needed to show that there is actually a presence of the ebola virus or to rule that out. and we are told that it takes about six hours to complete those tests. but we can te

that's where we find derrick ward. derrick? >> reporter: well, good news, eun. they have just reopened all lanes of the beltway here just north of that spur. we haven't seen a tractor trailer come through here. they have righted it, got it across the lanes of the beltway. traffic is again slowing. we know there is significant backup on the other end of this. we don't know of any injuries in this accident. there was front end damage to a small suv t the owed out a few seconds ago. the remarkable thing was the traffic. this is usually when rush hour is just starting to pick up. it is back open again. your commute will be delayed somewhat if you're behd is we have a crew back there. there is a significant delay behind us. the good news is that it is moving. we are live. back to you. >>> all right. thank you, derrick. again, finally moving. inner loop just after 270. the backups remain. it is moving. that is great news. beltway at river road, look how jammed it is. being pushed away from the spur and heading up to montrose road. right now you can see i believe this

of derrick ward, news4. >>> thanks, derrick. the bus that woman was on left the pentagon before first responders knew about her alleged travel to west africa. by the time they did learn about it, that bus was across the river and in the district of columb. an that's where the current and retired marines who are on board were detained for several hou. that's where news4's mark segraves picks up th. >> reporter: well, wendy, things are back to normal now here on capitol hill, but a few hours ago, all these streets around me were closed down by police, and a bus carrying more than 20 former and active duty marines was the focus of everyone's at >> it seemed like it was an e more i thoug about it, i thought hey, you know what, this is important. >> reporter: the bus carrying 22 former and current marines was headed to the marine barracks at 8th and i streets near capitol hill for a military ceremony. once it got here, it was stopped, and diverted to this side street. y we were being sort of put in lockdown for a period of time. and

. >> showers are running through fast, derrick. we have some showers east of town. heavy activity denoted there in red and yellow. we'll kind of zoom in. we have heavy activity through baltimore and annapolis and southern maryland. all the activities are pushing very quickly to the east at about 20 miles an hour now, but still heavy rain, south beach, south ward to huntingtown at 2:00. that's all going to move offshore pretty shortly. the wake-up weather is good. preparing for the eclipse, i think the best viewing time is 6:30 to 7:00. we're looking at mild conditions at 7:00, mid-50s to 60, breezy around 9:00. we'll come back and explain more about the eclipse and talk about how cool it's going to be behind this cold front. >> thank you, top. >>> mark warner and ed gillespie went after each other tonight clashing on everything from gay marriage to obama care. >> gillespie and senator warner squared off on live television in front of moderator chuck todd whose questions mainly focused on gay marriage, suddenly legal in virginia, who refused to take the case yesterda

during that time, derrick's forehead started bleeding. a large, protruding discolored bruise on his head. it also says the school's trainer bandaged him up several times and sent him back onto the field. one of his teammates described to cnn what he saw. >> i just remember seeing -- looking ak across the line and seeing blood come down his face, i'm thinking, you might want to get that looked out. >> reporter: derrick's dad received an anonymous e-mail saying he complained of a headache and the coaches cursed at him, told him names, told him to, quote, get back out there, sheely. a short time later he collapsed. >> it was kind of the culture. the only word i can put, gladiator. you'll fight unfortunately to the death. that's kind of how it happened. it's not metaphorical at this point. >> to our knowledge when he finally -- when the pressure got so much that he couldn't even stand anymore and went down on all fours, it's our understanding that the coaches were still yelling for him to get up, get up. stand up. and he attempted to re-stand

. >> we start with news4's derrick ward live e the hospital. derrick, what are you hearing? >> reporter: first of all, we're hearing almost an audible sigh of relief near the fairfax hospital. we may never know what actually made this woman sick. we may need to know. it may not be a matter for public dissemination. we do know what she did not have. it's a relief for everyone involved. the sympts looked like those of ebola but officials now say it isn't. still, first responders, firefighte and emergency medical technicians who brought the sick woman to inova fairfax went through the decontamination process in a tent outside the entrance. >> we deacon tam alienated firefighters, four hazmat members did that. when they were done, a total of seven members, four from us, three from orange county, deton cam natured. and then we decontaminated arlington county's medical unit. >> rep the heavy presence of emergency personnel is standard for these situations and chief reilly says despite the number of people here, wasn't overly taxing on the department. >> it's not unusual for us to

astronomer derrick pits from the franklin institute will give us his take on what went wrong.kaboom. oh, no. 5,000 pounds of supplies for astronaunts on the space station's blows up. yesterday evening. how this story has an ocean city, new jersey connection? >> and harrass in the philadelphia, because they're from west africa. or even just from africa. ridiculous, maybe against the law there is harrassment. >>> and red when you are, parents upset how the they're handling the rookie football players. and this: >> and all the water went all the way across the top of the desk, top of the table, my refrigerator went from stand to go laying down, floating around. >> yes, two years ago today, hurricane sandy hit the jersey shore. jersey's own steve keeley, with the before and after video two years later. welcome everybody. it is is it wednesday or thursday? >> it is wednesday. >> it is wednesday. >> hump day. >> how are you? >> hi, alex. >> home opener against the miami heat. we bet them last year, the first game. >>> but, i'm worried now, i think they'll have to cancel the game. di

derrick ward, news4. >> thank you, derrick. team coverage continues with news4's jackie bensen outside shady grove where another individual is being monitored tonight. jackie. >> reporter: the information we have from shady grove should inspire confidence that this system we saw break down a little bit in dallas, this public health system, is working. now what we're told by the hospital is that within the past 24 hours, they received a patient who presented with flu-like symptoms at a travel history that matches criteria for possible ebola. the care team implemented guidelines established by the cdc. the patient remains in isolation and is showing signs of improvement. and at this time, lab tests indicate the patient has another illness, and we do not have a confirmed case of ebola. and, again, it is very likely that we will see things like this from hospitals throughout this area. remember, we're a very international area. people come here from all over the world. as this progresses forward. that first line system of emergency

derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> all right, derrick, thanks. >> prince george's police are announcing a deadly wash. just before 4:00 a.m. this crash veered off the role and crashed into a utility pole on river road. man inside the car died at scene. riverdale road is back open. it was closed for hours while police conducted their investigation there. imagine waking up to this, a car in the side of your house. it happened to a family on old branch avenue in clinton. prince george's county police say just before 1:00 this morning the car drove off the road and then slammed through the brick house and the two people inside the car were not seriously hurt. two people were home at the time but they were in a different room. >> we're still trying to find out who died in a horrific crash in prince george's county. five people were killed, two of them children. saturday night two cars collided on livingston road and livingston terrace in oxon hill. according to witnesses a mears deese tried to go around a bu

news 4's derrick ward has a closer look at the memorial that serves as a reminder of the cost of humanonflict. >> reporter: robert davis survived exposure to agent orange and he says one of the scriptures on the wall of the new disabled veterans wall resonates with him. >> i had this feeling i would come back. underneath that feeling there was another that maybe i wouldn't be quite the same, but i felt i'd make it back. >> reporter: he says it was that invincibility the young often feel. it didn't last in his last tour. >> it suddenly occurred to me, i could be dead like most of my buddies or friends. i didn't want to die all of a sudden. >> reporter: like so many of those at the dedication of this new memorial, he came back with the scars, visible and not. >> you know, the unseen wounds of war are just as real as any other. they can hurt just as much, if not more. >> reporter: the compassion is not new. the recognition is. in granite and glass. for many of these women it's long overdue. may be evidence of things getting better, ironically because -- >> today so many of us, they're act

derrick ward spoke with people who live nearby and they said accidents happen way too often. >> reporter: william key just learned the tragic toll of the crash. he come to place flowers at the scene, so moved and troubles what he saw the carnage is he etched into his memory. >> laidly rolled over the ground, couldn't move, i couldn't touch her because you can't -- you can't go near them. one guy rolled out on the car on his elbows. >> others had been thrown beyond a fence. it was about 9:40 friday night and police are beginning to reconstruct what happened? >> preliminarily what we believe happen the driver of the mercedes was traveling westbound approaching livington terrace where an acura was stopped at the light. >> reporter: the bus was also westbound on livington when that -- >> his car spun. he was on fire. >> of the five people in the acu acura, only the driver survived. a female passenger died at the scene. in terms of fatality and severity of the crash, this one of the worse the they can remember in the county at some time and people familiar with the intersection say it was a t

derrick ward s the details. >> rep come mon early voting begins for e november genel election. murielr will be amo those casting early ballots. similas are fighting all over the cou to protect the righ ballot box. we're very proud that e early votes. >> rep david says early just the hectic nature of our band the opportuniti is really necess we caught up with carol sch as she was off to a nonelection related event. but this close to an election there really is no such thing. >> i think it's a good thing bee a lot of people are out of up to, there's a lot of peopt are working that day and it's hard to get away. g new, but for the first time, citizens will be able to elect their own atty genera that is new. will that bring more voters to the polls? time and poll results will tell. but all the campaigns are gearing up. we even caught up with a state scho board candidate and her daug out on the political e are council seats, school d seats and an initiatio decrime small amounts of maria on the ballot. on october 25th, a single city's eight wards.n in each derrick ward, news 4. >>> y

derrick ward, news 4. >>> keep it here an nbc 4 for the latest on the ebola outbreak. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt will bring us another live update at 6:30. >>> it's supposed to be four days of peaceful protests, but a st. louis police say the weekend of resistance took a violent turn last night. the police chief says protesters threw rocks at officers and tried to storm a business. police had to arrest at least 17 people. tensions are still high from last week when an on-duty officer shot and killed a black teenager in a st. louis suburb. they're also demanding officials arrest the officer who shot and killed michael brown back in august. >>> storm team 4 is track something rain moving through parts of our area. our meteorologist is keeping an eye on what's happening next. amelia? >> we're going to see isolated showers continue for the next hour or so. this light activity mainly north of washington as it moves off toward the east-northeast. until about 7:00, 8:00 p.m. you may see a few sprinkles. barely enough to wet the ground. by 9:00, mainly dry and not as

let's check back with news 4's derrick ward live along the course at the lincoln memorial. beautiful day for running. >> reporter: oh, it's a beautiful day for it, indeed. take a look at race course as it runs behind us here. i think the last of the runners or walkers at this point may have actually gone by. they still had the road closed because there's a significant cleanup. there's thousands of cups, you know, that was water for the runners, so they will have to clean all of that up so these closures will be in place until midday. take a look at the video and what it looked like earlier in the race. 35,000 runners are taking part in this 30th annual army ten-miler and it promotes health. you'll have to have road closures and the map tells you how the race is run. it started at pentagon and came across the 14th street bridge and traffic is coming down around the memorial bridge. not allowed around the lincoln memorial. these closures will be in place until about noon today and things should be getting back to normal. of course, as we said earlier, we do have the taste of

derrick ward is on his way out there.e sent me this picture to see some of the backups as you were approaching this mess just after 270. just a disaster there. another crash 95 southbound, skaggsville road. this could be another tractor trailer problem. more information on that for you and pass it along in a couple of minutes. beltway at river road, that is just fine. 66 and 95 also looking quite good. remember to follow us especially on a day when the roads will be wet @first4traffic. >>> the line was in danger of stopping because funding is supposed to end next month. virginia decided to step in and help pay for the service. starting december 1st the line will run one less trip. there will be four trips in the morning, four in the afternoon. you will pay $5.75 on your smartrip card. if you don't have one it is $7.70 in cash. >> a plan that has a community divided. wawa wants to build its first store in the county can. neighbors are against any new development in the area. >>> maryland gubernatorial hopeful anthony brown

but few have had to overcome obstacles like fullback derrick coleman. >> definitely a blessing to be able to have the super bowl title underneath my name for the rest of my life. nobody can take that away. >> reporter: a title that no one would have predicted. at 3 years of age, derek lost his hearing. doctors determined it was angen. >> my right ear want out first. hearing was going down. next thing you know my left ear was leaving too. it was really profound. from the start. and kept getting worse and worse. >> reporter: ever since he can remember he has been wearing hearing aids. he is considered legally deaf. do you mind being known as the football player who is deaf? >> i love it. you know the fact that because -- that's who i am. it made me who i am today. >> he was always bullied and teased in elementary school. not a little bit but a lot. they would call him four ears. go and want to knock his hearing aids out. >> derek's mother did everything she could to keep up his self-esteem. >> i told him. any body teasing you and bullying you they're beneath you, trying to pull you dow

derrick shore was in court and find out the deadly rampage could have been worse. derrick. >>reporter: that's right. both of those defendants listened to the charges against them. however, the judge would not let us shoot their face, the investigation is on going, and identification still need to be made. their faces out of view of our cams, but the accused bonnie and clyde, one after another. with a bandage on his arm, used a spanish translateer to hear the rj which as against him. they did not spl intr pleas and -- enter pleas and told the judge they could not afford tones. >> we know that the communities have a part of being justice in this case. >>reporter: sacramento county district attorney january -- alongside da scott owens, and both county sheriffs, spoke about the list of charges against the duo. >> mr. march kez is charged with two counts of murder for the shooting death of sacramento county sheriffs deputy daniel oliver, and county sheriff's detective michael davis. >>reporter: mon roy, however, only faces the death of detective daf vis. but the two also faced k

. >>> derrick carr will take tomorrow off versus san diego and you can see it here on kpix 5, he was two weeks ago in london and now head coach made it clear they need the rookie to drive the car. >> this is your football team you know. you're a quarterback. and we don't have time for you to be a rookie right now. i mean, you know this team needs you to step up. and be that leader and don't sit around and wait. you know and to do that, and you know derrick's dna is you know, i mean he wants to be -- he wants to go out there and do that and he wants to be the leader. >> there's no real you know easing into it anymore. you know we've already done that for the first four games, now it's -- you are the guy, left to roll. lead them and do this thing. >>> a brand new start for the raiders. they started out 4-0 but they buried the ball that -- that ball is gone. brand new start here and we'll see what they can do and they're going to start conference play as well too. >> do you think rex is going to see something different tomorrow? >> yeah. i mean look at soprano with the glasses, he looks

good morning, derrick. >>> good morning. we're at the foot of capitol hill west of the rayburn building for the dedication of the american veterans disabled for life memorial. you can see people have been filing by all morning to take part. we want to show you compelling video. this is from the website. this shows a time lapse sequence of how this memorial came to take shape. you know as long as there has been a united states, there have been men and women who give life and limb to keep it. what they haven't had is a place to honor that. today that's all changing with a stair moan that gets under way in about a couple hours from now. this memorial has been described as both bold and subtle in its form and purpose. folks have been coming from all around to take part in this. that video showed you a compressed time frame of this thing taking shape. folks we've talked to say it's been a long time coming. >> looking forward to it. it should have been done a long time ago. i'm just proud to be here. i really am. proud to be an am

derrick is tracking this. what's the latest? wh >> when they captured the image, it was when vongfong was at its largest. 80 kilometers wide. and by the way, vongfong actually directly translated in cantonese means wasp. and okinawa is feeling the sting as we speak. maybe 25 to 30 kilometers offshore from making a direct impact with the okinawa island. this is the latest, category 3, 160 kilometer per hour wind sustained across the region with higher wind gusts. this is the latest radar. and i want to show you this, look at the continuous pounding of rain on okinawa over the past several hours. it's very moderate and severe over the last few minutes. in fact we're talking about rainfall rates anywhere from 30 to 50 millimeters per hour. looking for the possibility of flooding on top of the strong winds. this is actually the current conditions near the air force base. typhoon-strength winds, and more the same for the seventh-largest japanese airport in the southern parts of the island. this is the wind gusts, 130 kilometer per ho

news 4's derrick ward joins us live from the scene. what's going on, derrick?repor crew usu scene here, typical sunday at this mcdonald in the 8300 block of baltime avenue in college park. the usuals are in there having coffee. very different scene earlier this morning. it was about 3:45 this morning, accordg to prince george police guard. as they fought u one of the employs apparently went after them with pepper spray. that didn't stop them. at some point we are told accordg to police that security gua fired his weapon and struck a female who was here described as an innocent bystanr injs are non-lifeng according to police. they don't have much of a lookout at this point for the suspects, oy two males at this point. but again, bizarre scene here at this mcdonald's. everything is back to normal now and hopefully later today we will be getting some sort of descrin or lookout for the two people who allegedly attack a security guard here which led to that accidental in college park. derrick ward news 4. >>> he robbed a bank in a matter of seconds. now see the imag

. >>> derrick carr is expected to start tomorrow when the raiders host the san diego.ame right here on kpix 5. carr was injured two weeks ago in london. head coach made it clear that they need their rookie to drive the carr. >> i said told him. this is your football team you know you're a quarterback. and you know we don't have time for you to be a rookie right now. the team needs you to step up and be that leader and don't sit around and wait. you know and to do that, and you know derrick's dna is -- you know i mean he wants to -- he wants to go out there and do that. you know he wants to be the leader. >> there's no real you know easing into it anymore. you know we've already done that for the first four games, now it's -- you're our guy, let's roll. now lead them and let's do this thing. >>> all right, so it's a new beginning for the raiders they started out 0-will and we'll see what happens with the raiders. of course big weekend. big things happening in st. louis because we've got the -- you know of course the giants are there. and the niners are there playing the

derrick ward, news4. back to you. >>> the parents of a freelance photographer working for nbc news who tested positive for ebola say their son is in good spirits. ashoka mukpo was working with dr. nancy snyderman in liberia. right now he is only showing mild symptoms. but his parents told tamron hall on the "today" show this morning that they are anxious to have him back in the u.s. >> he's been filming what's happening in liberia for two weeks, and seeing the death and tragedy. and now it's really hit home for him. but his spirits are better today. he knows he's going to come home. he knows he has a couple more days. >> reporter: mukpo will be brought back to the u.s. sunday for treatment. the entire nbc news team he was working with is also on its way home and will be quarantined for 21 days as a precaution. >>> specialized hazmat crews are cleaning up the apartment where an obowl patient stayed in dallas, texas, before he was hospitalized. the crew spent three hours at thom at thomas duncan's apartment

in frederick maryland, derrick ward, news4. >> all right. thanks, derrick. >>> we've got the aids walk tomorrow. and the marine corps marathon on sunday. and about many thousands of families who want to go to the pumpkin patch this weekend. but no pressure, doug. >> no pressure. but, you know, what i could take that. i've got some broad shoulders here. the reason i can take it so easily, hobbnestly, we have a fantastic forecast. if you like today, you'll like the weekend. the pumpkin patch, how about this one towards centerville, cox farms, all the people enjoying the hayride as they get their pumpkins earlier today. the kids telling us not just the hayride, but, of course, the corn maze. this kid is there too. these are like middle and high school kids here, chris. come on. they all have their field trips. their field trips today. they've got over 40 different kinds of pumpkins out there this year. absolutely amazing. there is the kids for you. are you happy now? >> today. he did that today with his -- >> my daughter had a field trip today,

derrick rose could not be stopped. on the drive, powers up for the and-1. he scored 10 points in the blink of the eye. he had 20 points as they hit the break. in the third, he gets the first seven for the bulls, killing irving off the balance here -- bounce here. game but it was all good in columbus last night. in their first few defeats, the bears would say, we've got a few things to clean up, it's ok. after sunday, it is a bit more urgent than that. >> we need to play better. we shouldn't have lost today. we shouldn't be 3&4. >> got to figure out how to play better. as for all the yelling in the locker room afterwards. marshall singling out robbie gould and jay cutler. the head coach did not have much of an explanation when he met the media on monday afternoon. >> i haven't heard any of that. i don't think that is one that has to be addressed. i don't think that was the case at all yesterday. i didn't hear all of it. i've heard a lot about most of it. , i did nothear hear any of that. >> what? i don't get that. the hawks and flyers play at the uc tonight.

derrick? >> reporter: good evening. what is that form of meningitis? viral meningitis is essentially an inflammation of the tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord and comes from enterovirus. that's why they think the measures being taken here, extreme cleaning, will be enough to fight it. nonetheless, word is going to parents from the health department from the school about hygiene, and they think that it's really important to take care of that, because that's how it spreads the most. and, of course, this all is out of concern of something we have been hearing a lot these days, and that is abundance of caution. the letter is being sent home today with students at peabody elementary school from the director of the d.c. department of health regarding a case of viral meningitis at the school. in fact, there could be two cases among adults. it's not news to some of the parents here. >> the principal said this morning they're waiting for a test result. >> reporter: but areas are just learning about it. >> i actually was out of town in cancun for a wee

news4's derrick ward is live in frederick with the latest on that investigation. derrick? >> reporter: well, jim, just beyond those trees, you see back there, the wreckage of that airplane. and like you said, we've got a closer look today. and we heard more from the ntsb about what they'll be looking for in their investigation. and what they don't have. and at this point, so early in the investigation, what they don't have is a reason why this crash occurred yesterday afternoon. >> until turning base, clear to land. [ screaming ] >> reporter: it's chilling audio, tape of the radio transmissions from the tower and aircraft. you can hear the screams of the survivors as they all plummeted toward the ground. the recording is now part of the investigation being led by the national transportation safety board. their role early on -- >> just cast a big net and gather as much data as possible. >> reporter: the big net stretched to field and rooftops near the crash scene. this wheel assembly landed on the rooftop of pvi office furniture near the scene, and it was there that wheel a

joining me now on the phone, derrick pits. >> derrick, tell me what kind of rocket this was and how routine are these kinds of launches? how often do they happen? and how often do they happen without incident? >> chris, this is basically a standard, liquid-fuelled rock et, hydrogen, liquid oxygen, probably, fuel and oxz diezer. these kind of launches are actually fairly common place. it's like launching a satellite like this one was doing in supplies through the international space station. the commercial entities have been very, very good with their record so far in launching at the international space station. >> this is a major policy change. nasa used to do all of this themselves. they started opening it up for private biddings. when did it happen? you just said, up until now, it appears as if it's gone fairly well? >> yes, it has gone fairly well. nasa has been working on this for at least the last five years, trying to move some of its operations out to commercial corporations to handle this easy resupply work, in a sense. when i say easy, i mean routine kind of operations of just lau

derrick carr is the top dog.g how the coach put his mind at ease with regard to his position. >> a sensitive situation i was stepping into. now we're kind of past that. now it is my team. it is what he said. those are his words. we're past all of that kind of stuff, take it. you don't want to step on anybody's toes, you want to be a great teammate. here's the keys, take it and let's go. >>> meantime, the l.a. kings tonight, they know all about it after getting their hats handed to them by the sharks. the nba champs from san antonio now also know how they feel. they're going gaga in berlin. that's her. they have the lead, berlin stole it. that was jamel scoring a game winning bucket at the buzzer, and yeah, they're pretty excited about it. they just beat the world champs. why not? that's the sporting life for wednesday night. >> who's pitching for the giants saturday night? >> madison bumgarner against adam wainwright. james garner, the actor, his name used to be bumgarner. >> thanks for joining us tonight. good n

news 4's derrick ward reports on these changes. >>> it's checkout time for some.me for others at this quality inn in new york avenue and several other hotels where the city has been putting homeless family. at the start of the fiscal year, that practice will be ending for some of the more than 60 families. on wednesday they found a letter under their doors telling them they had a few days to move out. some bound for the d.c. general hospital, dmou primarily a shelter. those with children don't want to go there. >> they don't have no refrigerator. you have to leave out every day. it's not clean. >> reporter: council member jim graham of the human services committee believes it's all about cost cutting. >> i was homeless and offered a hotel room with my private entrance, private bathroom, possibly tv and wi-fi, i would prefer that to a hospital room with no bathroom, no private entrance, no privacy whatsoever. >> and no place to raise a family or even for a family to stay for an extended period of time. a finding that came in the aftermath of the disappearance of ra

. >> quit final question derrick, given how catastrophic this failure was how long will it take for themo figure out what went wrong and will they be able to? >> i think they'll do a pretty good job of figuring out what went wrong. they keep incredible records of exactly what's happening in the engine as it operates so they have data stream of them tri telemetry, they also have test profiles of how this performance, they can check actually what happened yesterday, and exactly what went wrong and now they can look at the rest of the engines they plan to use, see if they cannot see but correct the problem if they can find a systemic problem. we again have to see it as a bump in the road moving toward commercial space access being provided by other providers outside of nasa. >> derrick pitts, always great to see you. thank you. >> thanks antonio. >> let's show a hidden camera going voirl. >> shawna the two minute video has received over 10 million views in just over 24 hours. >> hey what's up girl how you doing? >> a few men take it even further. this guy walks silently next to her for five

derrick knows he needs to strike a balance between making the game and making the grades. >> it is a good thing to get practice, but also a good thing not getting too wrapped up in it. >> he's getting a perfect 4.0 but also, a possibility to go professional. ash-har quraishi, al jazeera. >> what to red out? the sistine chapel. >> don't shoot! >> what do we want? justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> they are running towards base... >>...explosions going off we're not quite sure... >> fault lines al jazeera america's emmy winning, investigative, documentary, series... >> good evening, i'm meteorologist kevin corriveau. this evening i'm taking you all around the world, the bay of bengal, heavy rain showers. the monsoon is starting to retreat from india, but through the bay of bengal and through sri lanka, we have seen major landslides in this mountainous region here. in this particular village, i want to show you videos that came out today where a landslide about 7:30 in the morning crushed about 150 homes across the area. now we have some varying numbers that have come out consid

. >>> news4's derrick ward joins us live from howard university hospital. derrick? >> reporter: good evening. you know, you would be surprised it to know how many times hospitals have raised the alert like howard university hospital did today. how many times it contacted the cdc to say look, we have someone displaying symptoms that look like ebola. now, there's been a very, veryin finish tess mal percentage that have turned out to be ebola. and what they're doing today represents a measure of well-warranted caution. of all the patients seen here daily, there's only one that has generated such concern. the hospital identifies the patient only as someone who has recently traveled to nigeria and has displayed symptoms that look like ebola symptoms. a written statement from the hospital says in part, an abundance of caution, we have activated the appropriate infection control protocols, including isolating the patient. early on, this is not much more than that officially. but anecdotally, a lot of concern. >> this is actually something that shouldn't be taken lightly. >

astronomer derrick pits from the franklin institute will be in our studio, to look at this video, and i'm sure mike jerrick will have a loft questions, he's interested in these kind of science issues, in fact, told all of our viewers, haim, take a lock at this last night. as you can see it, didn't get very far off the ground. nothing real toy see from our vantage point here. >> we had water coming in, like water fountain, just pouring through the doors, the windows, and the water was waist high. >> my good nets, the damage unimaginable. today it has been two years since hurricane sandy struck the east coast. and communities along the jersey shore have come a long way in rebuilding since that storm hit. >> but, for many of those same people, recovery efforts are still underway. fox 29's steve keeley live now in longport washings lock at the progress there, or should we say, lack of progress, in so many parts, steve? >> reporter: yes, the southern end of the shore line that's really the high end of the recovery picture, two years later, here in new jersey. and as nice as things look her

astronomer derrick pits from the franklin institute will be in our studio to talk about this. 4:05 the time right now, possible siting of accused cop killer eric frein, but we've heard this before. >> east's accuse of killing one trooper wounding another outside of their northeastern pennsylvania barracks. manhunt for him going on for nearly two months now. now, a resident reported possible siting of frein near route 390 monroe county yesterday. but police aren't releasing any other information about this reported siting. >>> happening today, president obama meeting with health workers at the white house to talk about public policy in the fight against ebola. president obama says the states must use science, not fear, they decide whether to quarantine or monitor american medical workers returning from west africa. obama says the us cannot be seen, shying away from the battle against ebola, must support healthcare workers returning from the front lines in africa. >>> meantime, the second of two texas nurses cents with ebola is now out of the hospital. they are the first people to contra

coming up on news4 at 5:00, derrick ward will have a live report from the school.sed, but there are some people who want the school to shut down temporarily. that's coming up in a few minutes. jim and erika? >>> the strip malls and parking lots along rockville pike are not the prettiest. traffic, congestion, even worse. a plan is under way now to improve a busy stretch of rockville pike in montgomery county between richard montgomery drive and boone avenue. our transportation reporter, adam tuss, is working on this story for news4 at 5:00. >> reporter: if you drive on rockville pike, you know it is never easy. take a look at the pike here. we've got eight lanes of traffic, and pretty much all hours of the day. it is very busy, and congested here. so the city is looking at ways to improve this corridor. how could they do it? well, there's talk of a bus rapid transit system running down the middle of the road. more pedestrian walkways. more sidewalks. more trees. more medians. things to make the pike function better. also, getting rid of a lot of the strip malls here

derrick van dam is standing by.saying the experienced trekkers should have known about this weather system. >> we could see it on the satellite. it was the remnants of what was tropical cyclone hood hood that brought the eventual snowfall to the himalayas. the reason the hikers congregate to this area in october because this is when we see the most favorable conditions to climb the 100 or so peaks that are above 1,700 meters. this is the katmandu forecast from sunday into monday. you can see temperatures are running well above average for this time of year. plenty of sunshine in the forecast as well. with the recent snowfall we saw across the area with the sunshine in the forecast, this could help to stabilize some of that recent snowfall. so the rescue attempts need to be aware that avalanches are still a possibility across the himalayas. when the snowfall did make its way across the heath, we received about 200% to 300% of the monthly average for october. significant ams of snow to say the least. we switch gears t

derrick ward takes us inside immediate response technologies. >> reporter: these components are coming together to aid the men and women on the front line of the ebola crisis here and abroad. >> equipment like this is not terribly expensive. it's readily available. >> reporter: this suit uses immediate response technology's blower and ventilation systems which they build here at this factory in glendale, maryland. >> our health care providers across the big pond in the atlantic are wearing essentially 7th or 8th chemistry goggles with off the shelf respirators. >> reporter: in a world as connected as ours, protection there is protection here. >> whether it's someone coming in contact with a patient, has a family member. >> reporter: one of irt's most important systems is the iso pod. it's like a movable clean room and big enough to fit a patient on a stretcher. in the last three months, they sold as many as they have in the previous three years. >> these particular pods operate under negative pressure. filtration technology ensures clean air keeps everybody else from whatever is on the

derrick, what can we expect and learn later today? >> well, we may learn more about the condition of the patient. probably around noon as we hear from a spokesperson for the hospital. but you can say that the fears and concerns about ebola in our area as they stand right now have been cut by 50%. that is without knowing exactly the fate of the patient here at howard university hospital. now it was yesterday when we learned that a patient was admitted here in stable condition, exhibiting symptoms of the ebola virus. and that patient had indeed traveled to the country of nigeria and africa. so that patient has been admitted here. tests are being run. the person is isolated and the cdc as well as the local health department were notified about this patient. tests are being run as we said. of course there was a patient yesterday that we were told had possibility of ebola at shady grove adventis hospital. that patient had malaria. it is good news when the alternative is ebola. malaria is treatable and a lot less communicable than the ebola

supervisors supervisor chiu sfgovtv is broovtd toys be hearing i want to thank jessie larson and derrick our clerk is announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be smoimentd to the clerk and items acted upon today will appear on the on september 4th agenda your madam clerk call one. >> a vacation of an area between twin peaks boulevard. >> i'm the author of item number one colleagues speak proposal vacancies an embankment and the construction of a stairway and installation a permanent landscaping by the adjacent property owner curling you're going u during any rains we'll eventually have rain the dirt slides down the hill it will stabilize the hill and provides paul mccartney the improvements has strong support in the neighborhood and the neighbors have submitted letters that are includes in the agenda materials the proposal has been reviewed by the planning department and the public works and both agrees are in support of the proposal the project sponsor in terms the adjacent owner who will be performing this

. >> derrick, from your perspective, has it been a particularly busy season there, especially right there with japan? >> with storms lining up one after the other, it has been extremely busy. >>> still to come here on cnn, the united states just had its best job report in six years. we'll take you inside those numbers. >>> plus, a big u.s. bank says millions of accounts have been hacked this summer. what you need to look for next as cnn continues. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only m

heart but pretty soon moon will change to a red glow, coming up at 6:45, promptly, chief astronomer derrick pits will join us live to talk about this very rare event. it was art that brought us and it's working its magic once. here it means more than lines or pictures on a page. it's a way of life. it's music and color. the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd like to stay. oaxaca. live it to believe it. >>> this moon is fascinating out there this morning. >> where is it. >> there it is. >> step out of the way, and then you can see it. it is about, ten or 15 minutes away we see total eclipse taking effect. earth's shadow is cast over moon and that is why it is disappearing but it ace full moon but you cannot see that but shadow is taking oer from the earth as the sun starts to lift over the horizon. now lets get to storm scan three, we were not totally positive we would be able to see this very well because we had a front moving in but skies are clearing very quickly for us here in the greater delaware valley a as front and whole system starts to pull way. we will have

derrick gunn with graham on eagles pregame live at 3:00.quarters. then after the game, tune the over for eagles postgame live. over to the ice where the flyers have some major injury issues on the blue line. coburn and mcdonald are out four weeks with lower body injuries. but youth will be replacing that experience. called on the kid nicknamed ghost. that is shane in the middle arriving at his new office. the last time he took the ice, he was leading union college to a national championship. he is looking forward to a familiar environment. >> it's a little different, of course. but, again, the locker rooms are the same. people are the same. >> when he call and told me you're not going up there to save the team or something like that. or try to do too much. just go up and get quality minutes, get good experience and most importantly have fun. >> you can see that game tonight at 7:00 on comcast sportsnet. they have been camped out in nittaniville with number 13 ohio state tonight. james franklin think the buckeyes haven't really faced a road

he -- derrick weems was jumping up and down they had to taze him. an emotional vigil took place on a football field on long island new york yesterday. community members gathered to remember a high school player who died after a head injury during a game. tom was a 16-year-old junior. hundreds of athletes, parents, neighbors and friends paid tribute and consoled one another. the score board displayed his number he and the flag was lord to half staff. >>> seniors at a chester housing apartment buildings said they do not feel safe. there's been murders near the gate of their complex. residents say they need 24 hour security service they have been promised. >> we're frightened. we're not panic stricken, you but it's a frightening situation, we hope it can be rectified shortly, if not there are many people who are going to suffer saturday of it. >> now, the chester housing authority said in a statement gateway has new security features that makes it one of the most secure senior buildings in the city. >> the eagles host the rams at lincoln financial fiel