. =-- at dulles. -- at dulles. a few breaks in the clouds are expected this afternoon. he could equally see a few showers pop up. anyone degrees at 5:00. our high will be about 83. we will have frequent chances of showers and a seven day forecast. i will have more details on that coming up in just another few minutes. right now we need to know what is happening on 95. a little busy. >> that's right. it is definitely busy i-95 if you're coming in from aquia harbor. we have word that all lanes are closed right now near garrisonville. near mile marker 143. we just got word, just ringing here and the right lane is now open excuse me, the two right lanes are open there. you are going to get by on the right if you're headed up 95 northbound. we also have got something coming in on 123. unfortunately we picked up some road work there. that is going to happen between the toll road and blue and silver -- lewinsville road. stay to the left on route 123. still looking good on the virginia and maryland beltway and through the -- and through bethesda. silver spring, you look good to

grab a jacket. 65 degrees in d.c., 63 at dulles, 64 in fredericksburg. a line of showers on the satellite and radar. we are psyched isn't -- we are socked in with clouds in the mid-atlantic. they are expecting airport delays in philadelphia and boston. if you have friends coming into a pc for the weekend possibly here as well. wind delays at o'hare airport in chicago. fog in houston. lots of travel problems because of the weather. around here, clouds and temperatures in the '60s. holiday forecast when i see you again. here's amanda weir traffic. >> thank you. busy later today probably. we just picked up a crash on 370. this is a shot from newschopper 7. you can see the standing water on the road. that's probably due to the overnight storms. there's a crash reported on 370 coming into 270, so that is westbound in gaithersburg. 270 picking up volume from frederick ports clarksburg and into the beltway. not bad otherwise. new hampshire ave still has a crash at adelphi road on the right side northbound. the bay bridge is running smoothly in both directions.

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it's 51 at reagan national and dulles. 55 degrees in culpeper. still cloudy in most areas this morning. but the sunshine is coming out. i saw the moon and stars early this morning. sopa clouds are breaking apart. cloudy andand partly 9:00, partly cloudy and 66 at noon. 70 and mostly sunny at 5:00. south and west of the district, the clouds are moving along. more on that in a few minutes. >> timing could not be more important than when we talk about traffic. >> let's go to amanda meadows. the russia ifd of you are headed out the door. like traffic across the board. so that's good news. we start with a live shot along 270. that is heading near tuckerman lane. lightepared for traffic. excuse me, that's for 95 in maryland. you can see that will be along the beltway at and that will be in maryland near mile marker 1 90. the 14th street bridge is also looking great this morning. thence a live shot of 270. you can see things are moving smoothly. the 14th street bridge, also very light traffic. that's northbound into the city. beautiful condition across-

he ways taken into custody at dulles airport. the neighbors near prague say he had only been visiting for a few weeks and identified the victims as a married couple and their sons. firefighters came for an initial call of a house fire and instead found the victims inside. they didn't give details on a motive but said that various weapons were used but not a gun. now, a local ukulele band told the "associated press" that two of its members were among those victims. dahlgren's facebook page has a direct link to that band. one neighbor says he had met him recently. he seemed absolutely fine. apparently, he told him that he didn't like the western world. america was too fast and, in kt fa, he liked the placid people in europe. >> reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> new video of an overnight rescue to pull someone out of an overturned vehicle on highway 1 in santa cruz county. the chp tells us the vehicle overturned into the center divide in a construction zone and landed in between two pylons. the vic

manassas 66, dulles, there's fog developing out across thee region. we will be dealing with littleil fog this morning. what is happening we have a warm front lifting up to the north and east. and that process will give us cloudd cover. plenty of warm temperatures, teu there will be a threat forat showers and thunderstorms th bubbling up later today. to more clouds than clear skies ats the moment, although the entire area is not underneath the cloud cover, we got a longshore clearr skies, and no rain to start your day. in fact, the first half of thete day will be nice and dry. later this afternoon, the threat of showers and storms will belle bubbling up for the daytime heating as the atmosphere is is unstable. you can see that the showers and storms are in the carolinas, and those have bounced north laterr today. this is part of the extreme exee weather to bounce off to the tornadoes, they still have thunderstorm watches andand

we have 69 at dulles. most of us in the upper 60's to lower 70's at this hour.ting up again this afternoon as the winds come in from the south ahead of that cold front. the storms producing a little hail and wind damage into western maryland and west virginia and a couple of spots in northern virginia. nothing major happened here. most of the rain is going to come in later today. when that happens, it could reach severe limits. we could see hail an inch in diameter. wind in excess of 50 miles per hour. you can't rule out an isolated tornado in this situation. this is part of the same storm system that produced the tornado in oklahoma earlier this week. but nothing like that around here for today. but you can see much of the eastern coast getting in on the action as the cold front approaches us. by late morning into the afternoon hours, spotty rain and thunderstorms expected. really starting to pick up on the drive time. looking at it being heavier there. it could be an ugly commute. clear out overnight. our forecast for today, cloudy with showers and thunderstor

it's 41 degrees in frederick and gaithersburg. 41 at washington dulles airport. degrees.as, 39 9:00 this morning, partly cloudy and 55, 66 at noon, 71 and mostly sunny at 5:00. it will be another great day. >> back to the breaking news out of alexandria. >> people waking up in the dark this morning. we want to find out the cause of this outage in alexandria. brianne carter joins us now live. some lights are coming back on, right? >> batted the good news, especially along north patrick street. you can imagine it's not great for the morning rush hour. the good news is we have seen almost all of these lights come back on at this time. if an outage overnight. dominion power has almost everyone back on line. at the height, it was 1900 people in the dark. a lot of street lights were part of that. a number of major intersections in old town alexandria affected. all this is part of an investigation. they are looking into what might have caused this major outage. they are looking at an underground cable to see if that might have been the cause. there are reports that a tr

slow traffic on the dulles tollroad.ses eastbound 193, the georgetown pike, before walker road. that's a check of your fox 5 ono time traffic. >> julie, thank you vsm. >>> federal agents with ice, the immigration and customs enforcement bureau, have takenae the lead in a human trafficking investigation in northern virginia. >> at the center of this a home owned by the kingdom of saudi rain. fox 5 is live in mclean with the details.etai >> reporter: allyson, two women were in thetw words of several authorities rescued from this compound off of route 123 in mclean on tuesday night. nig neighbors say there's a lot of of people living here and alsols working here in this compound.oo there's a couple of buildings and it's behind iron gates. there's also a guard shake here. so far, no one has been arrestes and the feds are not identifying the women. there's still not a lost details. a spokesperson for immigration and customs enforcement said federal agents with ice did encounter two potential victims of human trafficking but d

the seasonal average, 676, 75 at dulles, cooler at bwi at 68 degrees. the jet stream will allow us to get a lot of wanter air as we head into the course of next few days and we are going to see a big change in our temperatures. no more of the 60s from saturday. we're heading to the 80s. but we'll have the rain and an unsettled pattern. by 9:00 tonight, maybely cloudy skies, 70, miemed, possible chance of some of those showers reaching us by 11:00 or maybe my just the overnight hours.rs. 69 degrees but the pattern is going to be an unsettled one as we move into the workweek. so just be prepared for that. you'll have to keep the umbrella handy but i have sunshine to talk about and those temperatures, wait until you see my seven-day forecast forecast. those details a little later. >>> more pain at the pirp, average price of a gallon of gases jumped 11-cents. the average is $3.66. in dc, drivers are paying ag nickel more than that. >> a driver plows into a crowd of people at a virginia parade. >> plus, rebuilding is underway after a train derailment in conn

they were both work, at dulles airport. was the shoe-shine girl.ne >> reporter: police were calledl to the home several times to investigate domestic incidents. while straddling didn't just threaten his family, anyone who walked on his lawn was targeted. as she found out when one of her dogs stray td too close. clo >> one day i happened to take him outside and he said i was a dead woman. i went back towards hudz house, i thought he was getting a gun.. i called the louden county sheriff's office.sh >> becauseer he thought your dog would go into his house? >> yes. >> reporter: the sheriff's office was called again after reports of shots fired and found the corporal dead inside from gunshot wounds. his wife was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder. coal knows roseandelo tried to get away from her husband but couldn't. >> maybe a year ago, she had a temporary rerestaurantin restra. she was about go to court andrt very worried that the zwruch would grant or not grant another protective order. and she did retur

xd six in dc. 66 at dulles. -- 66 in dc. 66 at dulles. you can see cloudy conditions in fairfax.ok at the sky conditions at this hour. we've got a few breaks here and there. more clouds than anything else. there is a little disturbance down to our south, a few showers in the evening hours, but right now, it is headed down to some parts of virginia. that will be moving in overhead. that will help to trigger some of the showers and thundershowers later on today. the majority of the day, doing ok. the nation's midsection, that's where we had the big outbreak of tornadoes. more than 15 reports over the weekend. that number is culinary. it will likely come down. a lot of damage from airily in oklahoma and kansas as well. we will have more details and pictures for you throughout a show. that will make its way here in the week. in the week. we do not anticipate much active weather. just some spotty showers. our futurecast shows you widespread clouds. by the evening, we will dry out, and i think we will have a dry night to look forward to. morning clouds, fog and mist to the north, mostl

look at dulles, 41. manassas down to 41. warrenton 40 degrees. nice warming today by noontime low 60s. should hit upper 60s during the afternoon and morning clouds breaking up. a sunny afternoon heading out tonight, under a clear sky this evening back down into the 50s by midnight. a look at your friday, the weekend and into next week in ten minutes. here's danella looking at our morning commute. >> good morning. still keeping an eye on the situation in old you on alexandria with the power outage there and dark intersections confirmed king street and washington street still dark and king street and columbus street still dark. traveling outbound new york avenue at florida avenue, lanes are still blocked. diverted onto florida avenue there because of construction and around the beltway travel lanes are open inner loop and outer loop across the american legion bridge heading toward the interchange and continuing in prince george's county. you can see here traffic getting by without any problems at all. i'm back in ten minutes. over to you. >>> a clo

let's see at reagan national, it is 65 degrees, 65, so we're we'e cooling down, 63 dulles, 64bw 64 marshall and cooler than yesterday. back to you at the desk. desk. >>> tucker, thank you very much >>> in the news while you were sleeping a powerful earthquake shook northern california. >> fofortunately there was no no serious damage and no report of injuries. there's been several afterafter shocks, too. and a scary scene on a major interstate in washington statei after a bridge collapses into a river sending cars and people into the water. wate it happened at northern seattle last night. amazingly no one was killed, kil three people were taken to thete hospital but they are expected c to recover. re authorities are looking at the e cause of the collapse includinge whether an oversized truck may y have hit that bridge inside andd here what caused a parkingparkig garage in bethesda mall caused d it to collapse. not workers were on the second floor of the three story garagea when a concrete slap weighing wi 25 tons fell on top of them. em. it took rescuers hours to free e the men. men. >>> thi

on the hour we had some drizzle in places like dulles and andrews.ou see the showers from bowie north there. a couple of light sprinkles here on the east side of d.c. then down to our south, look at all the rain here from culpeper down through charlottesville moving over toward warrenton. let's send it over to monika samtani early on this thursday morning but that doesn't mean there aren't problems for you. >>> there's always something going on in d.c. this time it's this huge sinkhole over in the downtown area, 14th street between pennsylvania avenue and new york avenue. it continues to be blocked. i'll show yu with our overnight video and gauge what happened here a couple of days ago. underground piece of concrete fell on a sewer line. by the way, that sewer line was built in 1897, 15 feet underground. that's why the repair so-so complicated. d.c. water is working round the clock to fix the problem. you want to choose your alternate routes and maybe use metro to get around t. let's take a live look on the north side of town here at georgia avenue w

temperatures well below what they were yesterday, 67 degrees at regan international airport, 68 at dullesnd 67 at bwi. we should be for the season s average into about the mid 70ss or so but no such luck with that today. currently it's 61 in dc, the same in quantico, manasis at 61, 59 at popular, the same at frederick, 67 at coal pepper and 61 to the west at cumberland.rl so we'll keep an eye on this thi system but wee know we'll have h to deal with the well weather. it's moving to the north and stalling out with a stationer front but will change to a warm front but with the course of of tonight and tomorrow, fog. expect the showers to be more wide spread as we move into the course of tomorrow. t not a sunny day. d no sunshine. 60 for tonight, fog, driz. dri , overnight showers, tomorrow ao high of 70, winds will pick up from the southeast, 10 to 15 miles per hour. it will be a mild day but keep the umbrella handy. in fact, you'll have to keep iti handy into the course of the week because look at the unsellinged weather pattern. by monday we're talking a chance of thunderstorms at 80 degr

temperatures will be cool this weekend there in the 60's. 72 in d.c., 69 degrees at dulles and if you're traveling today, some dutch thunderstorms are expected today up and down the east coast -- we could get strong or severe thunderstorms later today so there will be problems at the airports. mostly cloudy today with showers and thunderstorms especially this afternoon 79-84 degrees and we will talk about the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> we are starting to pick up on the roadways with the usual hot spots starting to build volume like 270. you can see things moving smoothly from rockville into the spur between frederick and gaithersburg we see that bright yellow line which are unusual delays but you want to give yourself extra time. route 7 eastbound in sterling picked up a vehicle fire at route 28 and the right side is closed so stay to the left. 14th street nw is still going through those repairs. it is closed down between york avenue and pennsylvania avenue and f street is closed in that area. you may want to branch off and use 12th street or 15th street. >> thank you very muc

bouncing around, 68, and 664 degrees at dulles and bwiwi marshall. we are cloudy and we have cloudc cover to start the morning. some of those rainshowers toward richmond, starting to bubble upe those are pushing north across h the frontal system and bringing us a threat of showers and an thunderstorms later on today. more clouds, it's going to beg o warming you and humid with highs in the low 80s and a threat of f thunderstorms back in thems forecast. there you go, humid up in the e 70s by noon and storms later, lr low 80s. >> all right, but later in theli afternoon, did you say for theis storms with the most likely be e when they would hit? at 4:00 p.m. possibly. >> i know i didn't know if we e were in the middle of the day or what. >> i'm sorry. a lost paper stuff going on. >> let's check in with julie wright to get latest on traffic, julie. >> reporter: i'm setting the te alarm, it's 4:00. 4:00. >> there's some traffic. >> reporter: if there's not a storm i'm calling you. 395 coming across the 14th 14th street bridge, so far quiet start making acr

dulles. s at 54 in fredericksburg. we have heavier areas of rain south of d.c. we have more shower activity to develop through the early morning hours and even a little bit of patchy fog tomorrow morning. we are going to look for temperatures to make it into -- temperatures will veptly rebound into the 80's to close to 90 degrees over the next seven days. >> well the rain didn't dampen spirits in maryland but this will be another year without a triple crown winner. >> you're giving it away. it was a great day for racing. a casual horse racing fan, today's outcome was probably a disappointment. but for the fans of the sport a jockey made their mark on a very wet track. it was difficult. despite starting out in the number one post. this year's winner never challenged and finished fourth. ary stevens third win. >> i love it for the fans and people that work here but there is nothing i can do about it. it wasn't our day. my hats off to them. >> we'll have more of course on the big race coming up in sports. >> there was a lot of partying that took place there. >> the

. -- 63 at dulles. 59 in winchester. we will not see any big bumps in temperature throughout the day. what you see is what you get. a cold front to our west. a few lines of showers to our west. a few showers will be possible in the morning hours, but we will try and clear by later today. we will certainly clear overnight. a cold front to our east will be offshore by this afternoon. we still might see moisture on the backside side of the area of low pressure, which is why i think clouds will linger for a little while yet. we should see sunshine before the end of the day if we are lucky. around 8:00, you can see the clearing possible in the afternoon. -- larger andris more widespread clearing. lots of sunshine to kick off the holiday weekend, but it will be breezy. gusts over 20 miles an hour. today, breezy and cooler. 62-68. tonight, 42-48. youreven-day forecast, holiday weekend, 70 tomorrow, 73 sunday, monday we see 76 degrees. gradual improvements and back in the 80's by the middle of next week. hope the roads are not t

dulles, 50. bwi marshall, 52 degrees, and we should see temperatures wellratu into the 60s or at least in the low 60s by the noon hour. h here's your satellite and radar. watch the last couple frames. you can see a bit of gray working through the city into ct parts of montgomery county, pushing into virginia and then some clouds down in the southeastern part of the viewing area. and the clouds will burn off. we don't have anything to worryr about as far as any rain today or any thunderstorm activity. should be a nice, quiet q afternoon. the nice weather trend continuec for the neck several days. 71 the daytime high expected in washington. a little cooler by the bay. bay 62 in annapolis, about 70 out at dulles. lots more in the forecast in just a couple minutes, and i'm going to talk caps and caps craze with some big fans in a few minutes. allyson, back to you. >> can't wait. thanks so much, tuck. in the meantime this morning, mr maryland governor martin o'malley will sign a beal repealing the dea

we are getting word of a vehicle fire, though, out in the herndon area near dulles airport. route 7 at route 28. so watch out for that activity. route 7 at route 28. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> in the news now, the british prime minister call it is a shocking crime. two men hacked a british soldier to death on a london street wednesday with butcher knives and cleavers. at one point one of the suspects spoke to a tv news camera saying annual eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth because british soldiers are killing muslims every day. both were shot by police and taken to the hospital. >>> the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is honoring the rolling stones. an exhibit called 50 years of satisfaction opens tomorrow in cleveland. it celebrates five decades of the rolling stones. it features clothing and instruments that belonged to the band members and a whole lot more. >>> how would you like to make more money? let's toss it over to jess. >> time right now 6:11. we're watching your money. we all have some things we're good at, our own special skill set. our next guest says

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things are little chilly in a few spots. 37 degrees in frederick, 41 in gaithersburg, 43 at dulles.t reagan national, 52 degrees. you definitely need a sweater this morning. this afternoon you won't need it. it's the in between temperature where you sort of want a jacket and you sort of don't. some clouds pushing in from our south. overall, we are dominated by high pressure to our north that has been sitting there all week long. thesystem we are seeing in midwest will bring snow to parts of minnesota and iowa, but it will take its time getting here. that likely will not happen until late in the week. we will reap the benefits of a high-pressure system setting up shop. that will keep us smile and with sunshine. partly cloudy today, 72. mostly clear tonight, 42 degrees. we will be flirting with 70 degrees all, your seven-day forecast. we will see sunshine more than anything else. cloudy here and they're especially friday. and again on monday. no rain until tuesday and wednesday. >> . a smooth commute over the next few days as well. >> that would be good. >> let's check in with amanda

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dulles toll road. this is the fourth annual capital region hov awareness day. >>> we will check in with tom kierein with the latest the forecast. is it raining? >> no rain here. there's some far northwest of the metro area. right now right over northwest washington low-grade clouds also showing up over downtown washington. live view from our city camera. now as we take a look at what has been happening here over the last couple of hours, those areas in green, getting a few sprinkles of light rain up into frederick county and right along the maryland border into washington county. panhandle of west virginia. little sunshine trying to break out as well. temperatures right now are generally in the mid 70s. it will not warm up much. only up near 80 by later this afternoon. radar showing a few other sprinkles farther south and east of the metro area. this whole area in yellow. that's the zone where we could get severe storm between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m., covers most of the region and includes the district of c

. >> well, to some people it may sound dull, to some scary. it's one of those deals that really should be a no brainer. most trade deals you worry maybe if we open our markets to china or countries in asia they have these cheap workers. that's not how it works. europe and america have highways on both sides and worry about rules on both sides and the trade across the atlantic is gigantic. actually, the trade across the atlantic between europe and america is far, far larger than the trade between the united states and asia. it's a third of all global trade. >> what kind of money are we talking about? >> we're talking a trillion dollars a year, i think is the trade. it's a third of all global trade crossing the atlantic. these are things that should not be slowed down. ford motor company makes cars on both sides of the atlantic. >> you're talking about a third of the trade volume in the world. >> all global trade. >> you're talking about that being divided between the united states and europe. >> it comes out of this country to europe and what c

we've got 66 degrees in dc. 67 at dulles. 66 in frederick. quantico, 66 degrees. i do not know what that is. there we go. after the map and you can see we had a couple of light showers that moved through the overnight hours. nothing too big. our airmass is still unstable. things could be popping once again this afternoon. just scattered showers. it will not be a complete washout. he might see a few peaks of sunshine. there also watching the severe weather outbreak in the planes, more than 20 reports of tornadoes. there were more than 50 reports over the weekend. a good section around here, we had a disturbance in the upper level of the atmosphere. that could turn into a few showers, especially through the midday. our futurecast is showing you those widely scattered across the area this afternoon as we get very warm. how warm? 79-84 degrees today. it's good to see the 80s again. mostly cloudy with showers possible. otherwise, 62-68. our seven day test, look at tomorrow and wednesday, getting into the middle to upper 80s. wednesday should be a dry one. a few lingeri

. >> reporter: she says steven sprading was a police officer at dulles airport. but said he scared many in the community including his own wife now a suspect. >> i'm sad about what happened yesterday but i feel safer in my own house and yard now. >> reporter: still she's left feeling unsettled. i don't know what happened last night. i wasn't there. but to have someone killed and to have known this person all of these years and though he made threats against me it is an odd feeling. >> reporter: police say that she was arrested and read miranda rights in front of her home. she is charged with first-degree murder. as for the kids, they are staying with family friends. reporting from sterling, virginia, news 4. >>> developing news on the commuter train crash in connecticut. investigators ruled out foul play as a cause of the crash. investigators say there were no signs of criminal activity and the fbi is no longer involved. ntsb officials are looking closely at a fracture on one of the rails to determine fit broke before or after the crash. that rail has been sent t

the 21-year-old was dedetained at washington dulles overnight wanted for killing four relatives in burno and think he stabbed the victims and tried to burn the bodies in the basement. he say hometown is palo alto but lived in san carlos and moved to near sacramento. officials are looking to extradict him to the czech republic. >> and the northern california earthquake the ground is still shaking from the aftershocks. the 5.7 earthquake hit last night two hours eve of redding. and we are live at headquarters in menlo park with more. matt? >> the scientists say the possibility of an after shock, 5.0 are larger is at 20 percent while the possibility of an earthquake larger than last night's 5.7 earthquake is at 10 percent. surveillance video captureed five mills from the epi center shows how much shaking took place at 8:45. people in this area are not used to earthquakes this big. >> it sounded like a plane was crashing. >> check out these photos from people in the area, it made a mess at the holiday market in chester and damage add water tank that supplies hundreds of homes and knocked out

meanwhile tonight it's raining around dulles and a few other spots tonight and heavy downpours. we're losing the big wind gusts. not all of them have the potential for hail like we're seeing but we're going to start with radar because what's dotting the radar tonight are one or two pockets continuing to come up from the south. if you were watching at 10:00 i showed you how some of these thunderstorms put out a mini cool front and some activity is trying to fire up on that. but it's winding down. put an umbrella in the pack pack or car. we're going to be dodging storms tomorrow -- backpack. this is a estimate of how much rain fell because while not ere a few spots lected rain here along the interstate 81 corridor where it rained so hard that we had flash-flood warnings and our doppler is estimating northwest of winchester 3 1/2 inches of rain. >> why we're showing you this you need to be aware where you had this heavy rain that if you get more rounds tomorrow, your saturated and there could be flash flooding. you'll also probably see fog later tonight as a result of that heavy ra

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. >> reporter: islamabad, sometimes considered an artificial capital, was long known as a dull city with little entertainment. but now it has some of the tallest skyscapers, and even its first full-scale shopping mall. the state-of-the-art development opened earlier this year, well-known western brands dominate. but once outside the pristine mall, it's not difficult to see the issues the country faces. the economy is still weak, energy shortages have also been a headache. long queues to buy gasoline are routine, and widespread power z cuts have plagued the country. many people have had enough. >> translator: i got here at 7:30, and it's 11:30 now. it looks like i've still got a long wait ahead. politicians just haven't addressed the energy supply issue at all. >> reporter: but the path toward change has been marked by violence. experts say finding a way to improve the security situation is the election's biggest issue. >> that's the biggest challenge to me is extremism, terrorism. without peace you can't think of economy, you can't think of schooling, health care, whether schools will be

smith wrote after he did take the breast tumor out, because she refused even with that he offered to dull the pain. she would only plunge a silver coin in her teeth. it was because they thought that he was so stressed about stopping his drinking. but she didn't want anything to mess around with that. so with a silver coin in her teeth, she had four more children. another one that i wrote about was in the revolutionary times. there is a cousin of hers. emily austen was his sister. and stephen kept writing to her in missouri. that's where they were found anything come to texas because pretty soon the freeway and is going to close and you need to come now. and he said whatever you do, do not bring heavy furniture. we just have to deal with us here and everybody has the same things. and emily brought her piano from missouri by a horse and wagon. it took months to get here. but again, she had been well educated and she was a pianist and she was not about to lose her culture. and that was another example of what was going on. i also did a chapter on the parker rated, the rate of four parker. an

los angeles looking -- dulles, 30 degrees. sensual is looking pretty warm -- los angeles looking pretty warm. >> welcome back. let's remind you of our top stories. nawaz sharif celebrating his victory. twin blasts killed at least 46 people near the country's shared border. nine people have been arrested. bulgariaoll in suggests that boyko borisov could be heading back into power just three months after he was ousted by mass protests. i want to get more on our top story now, the event in pakistan. richard howitt, a british member of the european parliament, also an eu election observer in pakistan, monitoring this weekend's historic vote. thank you for joining us. give us your assessment of the election. was it free and fair? >> it's always going to be markup located than that. this is an election that in many ways has been marred by ,iolence with the pakistan taliban threat against three parties, really limiting, stopping them from campaigning at all. we saw 54 deaths yesterday simply that were on election nearly election rela

kevin dahlgren was taken into custody at dulles airport. they want him extradited back to the czech republic when his family members were found dead in russian in a brutal murder. >>> if you want to learn about fighting crime, you go to the experts i guess. a group of canadian politicians is now touring oakland and taking -- talking to the police there giving the city's crime problems some people found the visit ironic but the department insists they are a -- there are lessons to be learned in the east bay city. >> trying to learn from the oakland police department how to run a department. [ laughter ] >> they recognize that we have innovative crime-fighting strategies, one is how to reorganize the district. >> canadian group is especially interested in a consultant's recommendation that the police department divide the city into five districts. >>> pg&e's expected to file a response today to a recommendation that the utility be fined $2.25 billion. it stems from the deadly explosion and fire in san bruno caused by a pg&e gas pipeline in 20

actually there's plenty of dull moments in prison. it's just that all that monotony is broken up with moments of sheer terror. there's a lot of bottled up negative energy in prison, and as the lockup crews have found out many times, you never know when things can explode. >> i have a bad impulse problem. >> the assault was a cup of urine thrown in an officer's face yesterday. >> and it is chaos. they throw us in here like an animal in a cage. >>> the day we arrived at colorado state penitentiary, a super max prison at the base of the rocky mountains, we found a sterile, austere environment, steel doors behind which inmates are locked up 23 hours a day, but despite his surroundings, inmate shawn shields was in high spirits. when he sat down with us, he was eager to help our producer get the interview under way. >> quiet on the set, you bone heads. >> it's a prison, you know. >> all right. let's roll tape. >> then he calmly told us how he got 16 years added to his original sentence of 12 for robbery. >> me and another inmate had an alte

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he worked at dulles airport and was a 25-year veteran police officer of the metropolitan washington airport authority. the louden county sheriff's department says spradling's wife, 42-year-old rose angela shot her husband several times last night in the 2100 block of blossom drive. their two grade-school-aged children were home during the shooting. >> i feel really bad for their children who have lost both their mother and their father. but as time went on, he became more of an alcoholic and his anger came out to the point he was even threatening 9-year-old children. he was so afraid that someone would mess up his lawn. in fact, we had a dispute over the property lines and that's why he threatened my life. he thought the dog had gone to the bathroom in his yard, when in fact it was my yard. and he called and told me i was a dead woman. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says that there had been half a dozen domestic-related calls to the home in the last several years. now, rose angela spradling is being held without bond. a statement released this afternoon reads the metropolitan washington

possibility of hail, waterford, the dulles toll road 287 and route 7.s to me like could be some hail, if not very heavy rains right along the hamilton station road area just south of furnace mountain. this is pretty big. there's not a warning on that storm, but it's a heavy storm. we'll move further north, could be some hail, too just southeast and go back up 287 in the next half hour. we'll widen back out. pretty big storms from mount airy across 270 to germantown, rainfall rate in red about an inch per hour and again heavy activity even further west back 15 west of leesburg. so everything is slowly pushing off to the east, northeast, but it will take a while to get these storms out of here. so our yellow alert will continue. the next three days, we're in kind of good shape tomorrow except for the fact we'll lose almost 20 degrees, 66, leftover shower, end late, maybe a sprinkle saturday, 69, so maybe two days in the 60s. we should go back in the 70s sunday with sunshine. next seven days memorial day is probably the nicest of the weekend, back to the m

nbc's sara dull lus joins us in cleveland with the latest. >> reporter: dna tests normally take 20 dayscome back. a rush was put on the test in this case and now investigators know for certain who the father of amanda berry's young daughter is. for much of her life the daughter of amanda berry was hid ininside this cleveland home. but neighbors caught glimpses of her when he took her to the park  when they were invited inside. >> he said well this is my granddaughter. >> reporter: investigators now confirm a dna test revealed that she the father of the little girl. meanwhile additional dna tests have been performed to see the air yell castro is connected to other unsolved crimes. castro is speaking openly about his alleged crimes, law enforcement sources tell nbc affiliate wky c describing himself as unable to control his impulses and cold blooded. >> the victims in this case have gone through a traumatic decade long ordeal that few mopping us are capable of ever understanding. >> reporter: michelle night who has been in the hospital since monday night was released this afternoon. >> c

. >> they spent five decades dulling out advice and it all started with a game show.famous as the first and only woman to win the popular tv quiz brothers $64,000 question. from there she became a fixture on newspaper pages, television screens, even hollywood film, giving advice and offering opinions on, well, just about everything. dr. joyce brothers was 85. >> she could never figure out why the texas rangers have so many problems in oakland. they came back in a little big way today. an incredible comeback. did you see this? oh! well that's why we have it coming up next. >>> and as of now the countdown, labor day is still on. we are watching the progress. that's right. the new bay bridge, all the latest information right here. , goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half