brunswick east train 870. if you're taking the metro or vre, no delays at this time.ack in ten with another look and your traffic. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> in the box. back in the box. here comes. oh, it's in! alex morgan has done it! >> a nail biter has team usa in the hunt for another gold medal. alex morgan put away a header in the 123rd minute to give the women's soccer team a 4-3 win over canada and send them to the gold medal match. they were able to fight back and force extra time. now they look for revenge against japan. they beat them last summer in the world cup final. >> we wanted the rematch but we wanted to put everything out on this field because we weren't going to get the rematch without that if we didn't win this game. now we're up against japan. we really want that rematch. recover our bodies because what was, what, 120 minutes of soccer. so recovery. >> okay. write this down. you can see the women's gold medal showdown with japan live on thursday starting at 2:30 on the nbc sports network. >> go usa. >>> olympians receive monet

>> yes, i am at the chuckle hut in east brunswick. no, the comedy celler in new york, and then i will be duct taping a woman and giving her pick up lines. >> neither one of those will be funny. back to you, greg. >> how much time descroi? >> i don't know. are you asking me or the people in your head. >> i can't hear you.

>> yes, i am at the chuckle hut in east brunswick. no, the comedy celler in new york, and then i will be duct taping a woman and giving her pick up lines. >> neither one of those will be funny. back to you, greg. >> how much time descroi? >> i don't know. are you asking me or the people in your head. >> i can't hear you. the mic was off. i can't hear a single thing you were saying so i was reading your lips. actually they are normal lips compared to paul. they were easy. >>> thank you rebecca, bill schulz, that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. mr. for bill. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> white voters are still much more republic than any other group in the electorate. >> bill: npr cokie roberts says the primary reason mitt romney went to poland was to get the white vote. wow. crowley and colmes on that. >> wonder why everybody is taking pictures that's all. >> i think it might be intimidating that you have a stick in your hand. >> bill: another potential scandal for the obama administration. the justice department drops th

over to the marc. 11-minute delay, brunswick east train 870 and also brunswick east, this time, train number 89 0. if you're traveling 395 northbound as you make your way to duke, accident in the right shoulder lane and starting to see some volume here northbound lanes of 39d 5. you're slow to seminary road. angie, back over to you. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a possible meth lab inside an arlington apartment building. this is just one block away from the virginia square metro station along north monroe street. firefighters and hazmat crews were called to the building just after 10:00 last night. residents were evacuated as a precaution. everyone has since been allowed back into the building. we're told two people were taken in for questioning. a shooting at columbia heights happened at 2:00 a.m. one man was shot in the chest, another in the arm. both were taken to the hospital. their names and conditions are not being released yet. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> mitt romney arrives in florida today as republican national convention kicks into high gear. it'

brunswick train east 890, seven minutes away. and brunswick east train 870.ver to you. >>> time right now is 5:41. like you needed another reason to hit the mall, eun? why you can save you and your family a little money this week. >>> plus, she's not going to let all the jokes get her down. >>> hundreds of people gathered at a sikh temple in wisconsin for the first sunday service since a deadly shooting rampage. many worshippers washed away the bad memories in a cleansing ceremony. they say joining together was an important step in the healing process. some even said their return to the temple felt like a rebirth. police say a white supremacist opened fire at a service last sunday, killing six people. the gunman eventually took his own life. >>> here in the nation's capital, dozens held a candlelight vigil to honor the i have jinlgs. last night elders led prayers and hymns in lafayette park. >> the people may look different but inside, all, we are same people. all are created equal, that's the foundation and that's what we believe in. we look dicht but we are

brunswick east train, 11-minute delay. six-minute delay, brunswick train east 72. >> thank you. >>> 6:42. it is shaping up to be a busy day in annapolis. maryland's house of delegates will take up a bill to expand gambling in the state and a final vote on the measure could come as earl laz tonight. house committee approved the legislation yesterday. it lowered the taxes of maryland live! and new casino in baltimore would have to pay to help them cope with the possible loss of business they could face in f. a new casino is built. >>> the house could also vote today on a new bill to hold dog owners liable when their animals bite someone. house committee passed a different version of the measure than the senate approved last week. this version would hold dog owners liable if their pets attack someone while running loose. the senate version held owners responsible even if their dogs were on a leash and don't have a history of being aggressive. >>> even more americans jobless. >> a pro-mitt romney super pac is paying more than $

brunswick east train 878 is looking at a 12-minute delay now. ver, marc says to expect a 30 to 40-minute delay on that brunswick east train 878, so be aware of that as you make your commute. looking at 50 in maryland at the beltway headed inbound, not bad. your drive time to get from the beltway heading to 295, 45-mile-per-hour, that drive taking seven minutes. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. 6:43 now. >>> while you were sleeping, prince george's county firefighters say they were able to figure out what sparked a fast-moving fire that killed a 5-year-old girl in capitol heights. this morning, her uncle and her father are in critical condition. news4's melissa mollet outside that house now with this new information, melissa. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, aaron. i just got off the phone with firl officials in prince george's county, who tell me this fire was caused by some sort of electrical malfunction inside the home at 4:30 yesterday. look at the home here behind me. you can see how severe this damage was to the actual buil

over to brunswick east, seven-minute delay on train number 87 0. vre not reporting delays that the time. outer loop of the beltway, this time in virginia at georgetown pike. had road work set up. only the left lane was getting by. it's now clear. travel lanes are open. jim and angie? >> danella, thanks. we're learning more about a shooting at a maryland high school. what a father says drove his son to begin shooting. >>> plus, the game day tradition >>> plus, the game day tradition in happy valley nap penn state anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. >>> right now police in arlington are inve

six minutes on the brunswick east train 890. taking metro and vre, not reporting delays at this time. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> pfizer pulled the plug on an experimental alzheimer's drug after it failed in two late stage clinical trials. the company says the drug did not help patients with memory loss. if it was sug cessful in trials, the drug would have been the first to fight the progression of that debilitating brain disease. >>> a school will drop its classroom ban on pregnant students and stop giving pregnancy tests to students suspected of being pregnant. the charter school says the student pregnancy policy that pregnant girls should leave school or study at home. the aclu says the policy is discriminating against female students. on monday the civil liberties group called on state-funded school to drop the rule or face legal action. >>> the number of children with high cholesterol is going down. researchers at the cdc studied the medical records of 16,000 children starting in 1988 and going through 20

seven minutes for brunswick east train 890 and five minutes for number 872. aaron, over to you. >>> staying on top of breaking news in prince george's county this morning. a 17-year-old girl shot and killed overnight at a home in the 100 block of chartsey street in kettering. news4's tracee wilkins is live there now. tracee? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. this is a tragic situation and we are learning more about the 17-year-old girl who was found shot to death inside of this kettering home. let me show you that this home is still taped off now. police are still here on the scene. detectives and also uniformed officers going in and out of this house. the report of the shooting happened just shortly after 10:00 p.m., and police arrived on the scene to find this 17-year-old girl shot inside of the house. they are still trying to figure out exactly what led to all of this happening. here's what it looked like earlier. now, relatives have been here on the scene. i've also been talking with neighbors who have told me a lot about this young girl. they say that sh

. >> host: east brunswick, new jersey, jacques. good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. good afternoon, dr. malveaux. >> guest: hi, jack, how are you? >> caller: okay. let me say this, there's always talk about the issue of the dollar within the black community not moving around and circulating enough, and, you know, what i realize growing up in a black community is that there weren't too many businesses, and many of the businesses that were there were being either vandalized by the people within the community or everyone wanted to have a tab, but no one wanted to pay the tab. and with that i know, you know, many of the businesses just shut down. in your opinion, i mean, what can we do to get back to where, you know, we can have these businesses within our communities that thrive and grow? >> guest: great question. you know, there's a woman named maggie 57bderson, she's out of chicago. she and her husband decided for a full year they would only buy black. they've got a book coming out called "a year of buying black," and in the book she talks about some of the very chall

east brunswick, new jersey. caller: my question is why the united states government borrows money from the federal reserve, when in the constitution it says they have the authority to coin money and regulate money thereof? guest: the federal reserve has taken a lot of the criticism post-crisis. your concern is shared by a lot of republican members who are angry at the federal reserve. there are some bills on the hill to change the federal reserve. even though it did not make it in dodd-frank, it is still brought up in hearings. host: here is a question on twitter. did t.a.r.p. work? guest: that depends on your viewpoint. certainly, it provided stability to the economy. i guess it depends on where you are today, if you feel like the economy is stable banks did not immediately start lending from it, but data shows that they are storm to pick up. but i think both paulson and tim geithner would say that the economy is coming back. it is hard to explain that you're mulliken's -- two republicans on the hill, who want

brunswick east train number 890 just looking at a seven-minute delay. and metro, vre are not reporting delays at this time. back in ten minutes with another look at your traffic. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, 20-year-old man is in the hospital after being shot in southeast d.c. he was hit in the arm. the shooting haptd just after 2:00 this morning on benning road and g street. he will be okay. so far no arrests have been made. d.c. police also investigating a double shooting just a few blocks away from there. this is at the third shooting along alabama avenue southeast in two days. police say two men were shot before 11:00 last night. one of them was shot in the head. he's listed in grave condition. the night before, two teenagers were shot one block away from this shooting. another man also shot an alabama avenue. all three victims are expected to be okay. so far no, arrests in any of those shootings and police are not saying whether any of the shootings are connected. >>> today chick-fil-a restaurants across the country will be at the center of

brunswick east train number 870. six minutes. right now, metro, vre are not reporting delays. back in ten minutes with another look at the crash on i-95 northbound and a live look with chopper 4 because they're headed there this morning. >> thank you. >>> 18 now before the top of the hour. the massive drought that is gripping most of the country is getting worse. the impact it could have on what you pay for food. >>> welcome back. all the big name stars in london. great time to get autographs even if you happen to be an athlete as well. check this out. kobe bryant sign answer autograph for one of the tunisian players he just beats. the least he could do. nonchalant about it. going through the handshake line. take off your shoe and bring a sharp sharpie. kobe doesn't seem to mind. >> goodman. very nice thing to do. >> she's used to it. >>> america's best swimmer is waking up this morning with a new title, the winningest olympian in history. >> it adds to what is already been a stellar games for team usa in the pool. dan hellie live in london with more on mr. phelps and a run-in

five minutes on the marc, brunswick east, train number 87 0. right now, metro vre no not reporting delays. aaron and eun, back over to you. >> thank you. >>> curiosity is preparing for its first drive on mars. nasa mission managers say the mars rover survived its brain transplant. they upgraded the rover's flight software over the weekend switching it from landing mode to surface mode. it will be now be able to use the roboting arm and drive around the red planet. >>> today we should find out the results from the military's supersonic flight test. aerospace engineers tested its new wave rider over pacific ocean -- over the pacific ocean near edwards air force base in california. it's supposed to move six times the speed of sound. it bridges the gap between planes and rocket ships. it's designed to fly from l.a. to new york in less than an hour. >>> a bad week is getting worse for chad johnson. johnson's wife evelyn lozada filed for divorceding the couple's 41-day marriage. it follows johnson's arrest on saturday for allegedly head butting lozad

five minutes on the brunswick east train number 874.etro and vre are not reporting any delays at this time. >>> a heads up about metro changes happening this weekend. starting saturday, you will need a balance of at least $1.20 to enter the metro rail system. seniors and those disabled will need a 35 cent minimum on their cards. customers can get a $3 rebate when new smartrip cards are registered online. smartrip allows users to ride them at lower fares. registration will allow you to reload your smartrip card online. >>> metro transit police are warning bike owners to keep a close eye on their bikes after a rash of thefts, 20 in the past few weeks. officers even caught two thieves in the act. this is surveillance video officers taking the person down before he could get away. one problem is that police say some riders aren't using locks that are strong enough to help out. metro transit police will be handing out bike locks to people at the grosvenor station in bethesda. it's starts at 8:00 this morning. the locks they're giving away ar

this one is on the brunswick east marc train. six-minute delay.etro, vre, reporting no delays. >>> this week a task force will review the traffic camera ticket fees in the district. d.c. councilwoman mary chay wants to know if fewer people are speeding or running red lights because the penalty is so high. it's $150 getting caught at speed camera can cost offenders as much as $250. it could be several months before the task force makes a recommendation. >>> rehning a bike in northern virginia, capital bikeshare is expanding. starting today crews will begin installing eight new bikeshare stations in old town alexandria. those include the braddock road metro station and king street metro station. the bikeshare program has more than 1600 bikes. more than 175 stations in d.c. and arlington. >>> airline travelers will still have to take off their shoes when going through airport security. the transportation security administration is having a hard time finding the right screening device that can do the job. so "the new york times" reports tsa rejected f

brunswick east train 892 is operating one car short so you are going to see crowding if that's the train you're taking today. vre not reporting delays. traveling along the dulles toll road no, accidents in either direction. at wet commute for you. and also the american legion bridge, both directions are seeing heavy volume because of rain. >>> a recall alert. what's in more than a million kitchens that could spark a fire? >> and >>> lawyers for george zimmermann are push for a judge to diss missecond degree murder charges against him. they say new evidence just released by prosecutors proves zimmerman acted in self-defense. the photo was not intended to be released, it shows trayvon martin after he was killed. if the judge does clear zimmerman of the charges he would also avoid any civil lawsuit charges against him. >>> ge is recalling a million dishwashers because of a fire hazard. the recall includes ge, ge adora, ge profile and hot point dishwashers sold from march 2006 to march 2009. the problem is with the heating elements. it received seven reports of fires. consumers are urged to

look eight right now on the marc, minor delay, brunswick east 870, just six minutes. >>> 5:12. still to come. there are words we use every day and finally turning up in the dictionary. >>> forget the guilt, why it may we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start here. >>> wng back. an 81-year-old man caught on video driving the wrong way. can drive no longer. you can see drivers swerving out of the way as man drove his car and camper down a busy highway in australia. the man drove a wrong way for nearly eight miles until he stopped. his lawyers say he unknowingly suffered a stroke and was confused. they took away his driver's license and fined him $1500. >>> this morning new york's port authority investigating an embarrassing security breach at one of the nation's busiest airports. a stranded jet skier bypassed jfk's airport $100 million security system over the weekend. investigators say the man got stuck in the middle of jamaica bay. he then swam to

hagerstown and boonsboro and we are looking around brunswick and sliding further to the south at eastda mass can you and montgomery county, -- damascus and montgomery county you will get some. the heaviest weather heading back towards could bys vie to the north of could by -- cockeysville to the north of cockeysville you are seeing rain. let's check the traffic with mike masco. >> reporter: rain falling so take it easy on the roads and keep the speeds down. in terms of construction delays, numerous amount across the area. left lane closed right now at 95 northbound between exit 74 and 75. speed are expected to be reduced. -- speeds are exspdz to be reduce. the -- expected to be reduced. two lanes closed at 759 northbound after 9:40 and then delays due to construction along 695 the right lane being closed on 40 westbound near 695. outside we go for a live shot and we will show you the 695 at old court road. things are looking pretty good but keep an eye on the roads. they will be wet. again commute so far so good 695 outer loop from 95 to 83 about an 11-minute ride. >>> the first day o

brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. we're moving along light street. we do have a diversion in eastore because of the sinkhole at monument and patterson park. the 23, 53 buses are operating with delays this morning. now back to tony pann. >> at thank you. so far so good. there are some sprinkles out there. low pressure is traveling off to the southeast. i think most of the activity will stay south and east of baltimore. low pressure along this front has been stalled. yesterday, high temperatures stayed in the 70's. that was a rare event for august. we will enjoy the nice temperatures. high pressure will take control for the rest of the week. we do have a great deal of cloud cover this morning. there are a few sprinkles here and there. some shower activity north and west of baltimore. most of the activity is offshore. 68 at the airport and in parkville. 63 degrees in parkton. we will call what mostly cloudy. about a 30% chance for a rain shower. high temperatures between 76 and 81 degrees. if you take the boat out today, i do not think there is a big threat for lightning. high tide c

east over the next couple of hours replaced by a few showers. with these impressive rain totals. nearly 3 inches in annapolis. 1.2 inches in germantown. over an inch in brunswick, md. with a temperature of 71 degrees. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for the district. notice red. southern cal first is under a flash flood warning until 9:15 this evening. coming up, a full look at the forecast, plus the latest on tropical storm isaac. we have hurricane warnings for new orleans. >> the severe weather in our area is causing delays at all three major airports. all have experienced ground stops for traffic arriving afternoon. the stops have been listed but there are long delays. check with your airlines before heading to the airport. >> let's talk about what is it has done. it has already proven to be a deadly storm as it crossed haiti. the storm's impacts are already being felt in parts of florida and has forced the republican party to alter the schedule for their convention in tampa. let's get more on its impact. >> look the wide swath of this storm -- haiti cuba, south florida, and now growing concern about louisiana and the gulf coast.