not necessarily in the otherwise very important prisons, hospitals, forts, cemeteries, those places are very important. we save those places if there is also fighting at those places, hallowed ground where americans fought. as the civil war trust became interested in this property, historians had already long known that we would be lucky to have the resources we have. the famous photographer matthew brady arrived on the scene within two weeks of the battle of gettysburg and recorded six photos either of or from this property. he recorded four of the houses, one which shows matthew brady with the widow mary thompson. then he went to a home next door and took the most famous panoramic photo of the town of gettysburg, just as it appeared during the battle. then he went across the road and recorded maybe the most famous photo of the civil war. you may have seen it before. it is of three confederate prisoners standing dignified with some of the hills of gettysburg in the background. we have a very not only compelling story to tell with these photos, but a great ability to get down to the det

friday night at the fort wayne assembly plant. the end of the work week, the end of second shift, a nine hour shift today with the lucky hour of overtime so that at 11:45:00 p.m. as the sky is shouting, one guy among 1100 gmers starting the weekend. amid this hoard matt wopat reaches the lobby at 11:47:00 p.m., wearing a knick hat and a backpack on his shoulder. he is walking very fast. a friday night ritual. he reaches the chilly night air and a coworker wishes him a safe drive tonight. he stops at the 97 saturn which he parks in the same part of the lot every friday night next middle row under street lamps so he won't have to think about where he left his car when he return's monday. pulls hi duffel from the trunk and works over to a near 2003 grand prix already idling. in the driver's sit is chris aldrich. in the back seat his coat scrimmaged up between him and the floor is paul sheridan. janesville gm jimmies both. chris pops the trunk and slams the trunk sit before he gets in on the passenger side. matt's do is barclay closed

let's look outside live 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike in fort washington. that's the northbound traffic right here, just a few cars heading toward 202 moving nicely. if you're coming in from bam -- ambler or horsham or gwynedd you're moving just fine. westbound on the turnpike near fort washington we had an accident pop up, westbound toward bluebell you're dealing with this one on the pennsylvania turnpike a new accident coming in. lower merion, montgomery avenue at bryn mawr avenue the accident is causing an issue. i-95 crews between 29 and 579 they are blocking a lane this morning. let's looking at visibility reports five miles in atlantic city. 3 in lancaster, reading, 8 in trenton. you may see a touch of fog this morning. temperatures, though, not as cold as yesterday morning. it's 40 right now in quakertown. 40 in coatsville, 43 in malvern. 46 degrees in center city. in new jersey, it's 37 in browns mills. 45 in hammonton. 49 in cape may. 45 in dover. heading up to 52, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> first responders risk their lives everyday to keep peop

the brooklyn, fort totten and takoma stations will be closed.hey'll have shuttle busses running through the stations instead. the green line, probably your best alternate there. on the orange and blue line, they're going to be running every 24 minutes this weekend. the silver line, operating between wiehle-reston east. yellow line, regular weekend schedule. see you monday morning for "news 4 today." >> thank you. >>> the woman who first came forward to level accusations against matt lauer is living in fear. that's according to her lawyer. nbc's stephanie gosk why and has more on the latest woman who is speaking out. >> reporter: the backlash against addie zinone has been blistering and vulgar. >> what is happening to me on social media is exactly why we don't speak out. i'm being labeled a home wrecker and a whore and attention seeker. >> reporter: zinone was a 24-year-old production assistant when she began a sexual relationship with lauer, the high-profile anchor. she tells us it was consensual, but she felt enormous pressure. >> i was so naiv

really started to take over the white house the celebrated forte is not moving electric car plant to make the go but rather invest in detroit michigan so now we see the reversal of ford announce that they're going to build this electric plant in mexico but not all is lost for detroit and the u.s. car industry because ford said they're going to invest them heavily in detroit in self driving cars so it's a. win and lose but we certainly will hear something about this decision from ford from the government and from president. pretty soon in spite of bringing us both sides of the story thank you very much and have a good weekend europe's competition commission could have bad news for bear the chemicals giant wants to take over its american wyvil monsanto for a massive sixty six billion dollars it would be the greatest takeover of a foreign company by a german firm but sources say the commission has concerns the merger may harm competition for pesticides and seeds many europeans criticize the deal worried about genetically manipulated seeds and one company having so much control over food

between brooke land and fort totten and fort totten and takoma park will be limited to one train on a track at a time. trains will be running every 10 grove andtween shady glenmont rather than every eight minutes. additional trains will run between grosvenor and noma gallaudet. meaning service will be every five minutes at that station rather than every four state -- four minutes. buses will be coming in so that they can help do the work possible. reporting live in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." a new look at a devastating fire in howard county. several people forced to stay with friends and family after the garage caught fire in columbia. the good news this morning, no one was hurt. it's 6:06 and police are on the lookout the people behind the double shooting in germantown. the gunfire interrupted just before 6:30 last night. two men were shot. a bullet went through one of the restaurant has windows. one of the victims suffered minor injuries and the other is our covering after surgery. unbelievable video that people cannot stop talking or laughing

he then was posted to fort adams in rhode island. i think craig knows something about fort adams back there and then to las vegas, new mexico, during a furlough, burnside wooed a woman named charlotte moon who agreed to marry him but responding to the minister's inquiry at the alter regarding her taking burnside as her lawfully wedded husband, she said, "no sir, i won't." [laughter] and then fled the church. now, as just a little footnote, she did marry a lawyer. she got engaged to a lawyer from ohio who pulled out a pistol , at their wedding ceremony, declaring, "there will either be a wedding tonight or a funeral tomorrow." [laughter] now, soon thereafter, on a trip back east, he wound up marrying a woman named mary richmond bishop called molly, a woman he had met while he was posted to rhode island. now, burnside was falsely accused of some financial irregularities in the army and although his accusers were dismissed from the army as a result of this, burnside, it was so unpleasant for him that he resigned his commission and start

isolated showers skirt along the mendocino coast along fort bragg. most of it is offshore. same can be said in the san mateo and santa cruz coast. i have seen this pattern many, many times. they go down around monterey. if you're down in that direction, don't be surprised

cars and ben franklin bridge my favorite camera looking beautiful as we head into philadelphia in fort washington virginia drive is closed between delaware drive, camp hill road, the alternate is highland avenue this is down wires and then boulevard we have got construction going on later this morning right pennsylvania comly that starts at 9:00 a.m. back over to you. >>> red cross is heading to delaware county to help displaced residents after a massive fire ripped through a 18 unit condo in brookhaven. flames broke out inside hill top condominium on the 5200 block of hill top drive just before 6:00. fire fighters arrived to find a family trapped on the third floor balcony, crews used the lad tore bring them down to safety as one resident was shocked by the devastation.

butler's troops arrested the man and pack him off to a holding cell at fort mchenry, inviting roglio itglie of -- a b only came upon his release. the prisoner was released following the intervention of the maryland state legislature days later. general scott upgraded butler for his hazardous occupation of baltimore, which is a bit of a understatement. d theerners fairly fette journal as one of the war's first genuine heroes. butler has performed a real service. his actions in maryland were wise and vigorous. we have a hard contest before us, but the rebels cannot escape. with his characteristic immodesty, butler boasted to his wife that no man had accomplished more in 10 days than he had. apparently president lincoln agreed, pinning a second star to on butler's shoulder boards. soon after, he met with the president and announced his intention to subordinate his prewar democratic politics for the union cause. "i shall do no political act and shall will yearly support your -- loyally support your administration as long as they hold your commission." pledging -- the president responded,

we'll check fort washington coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 5:13. the ice rink on penn's landing all lit up ready to go for ice skaters today and it's going to be perfect weather for that. it's 5:14 on this tuesday. >> all right. let's get a check of your traffic. karen, you didn't have to head out earlier today. >> i didn't. so, i was very happy jeanette. you know i don't like to show up here early. [laughter] >> we're looking live at fort washington here and this is 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. we do have a few sprinkles that will be moving through this morning. i'll show you storm tracker in a second. but for now you're dry here in fort washington and no big problems if you're coming in from ambler or horsham. you're looking good right now. on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound at street road we do have construction crews. they're out here blocking the right lane. as well as blocking two lanes here on 495 northbound at edgemoor road in delaware. still seeing speeds of 65 miles an hour. that will probably change in a little bit. here's storm

there's only going to be one train on each track at a time between brooklan, at thtacoma a fort tottenh the entire red line trains will only be running every 10 minutes instead of every 8 minutes which they normally do over rush hour. then that means that this weekend there will have to be a larger repair system, larger repair plan to go and fix that cable. that is in that section. so that means larger repair work today. now let's take a look out here, see if we can find anybody cold, running for the train. it will be a brutally cold morning if you're out here trying to get onto the metro system. beware of that. we'll be monitoring the ride and let you know what you need to find back to you. >> thank you, adam. he's right. squirrel's too small. thank you, adam. >>> if you're away from your tv, remember, you can download the latest weather and traffic. >>> chris lawrence here at the live desk with an incredible story coming in from indiana. a state trooper is recovering after being shot after a dui stop and then chasing the person. morgan evans pulled over the suspect tuesday night in j

would only be the group stage, fort would only be the third time in their history., the general sentiment is that it will be difficult for the south korean team to advance to the round of 16 at the upcoming 2018 world cup in russia. pa rt upcoming 2018 world cup in russia. part of this has to do with the recent change of head coach, following a string of poor results, in the third round of qualifiers, the head coach was fired and he was replaced by shn tae yo, only in july, for the remainder of the qualifying rounds. some observers say this has taken a toll on the tea m say this has taken a toll on the team dynamics. shin has also been in hot water since, after korea was beaten by russia last month in pulmonary matches. however, last month team did manage to beat serbia and colombia, giving hope to football fa ns and colombia, giving hope to football fans that things might be changing after all. as we know, the tea m changing after all. as we know, the team is nicknamed as the tiger warriors, and many people in south korea are looking forward to seeing these warrior

the line service at fort fort to then is not metro is telling us this setback is not connected to the recent work that added a new track transfer device along the red line. >> live in northeast, i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. >> we are following a developing story in maryland where an investigation underway after the three police officers were hurt when the cars collided. skytrak7 is over the scene after the crash on locksford road in mitchellville -- lottsford road in mitchellville. officers' injuries are said to be minor. funeral plans announced for the f.b.i. agent and the deputy maryland state fire marshal killed sunday night in a traffic crash on i-270. the f.b.i. special agent carlos wolff will be laid to rest in gaithersburg thursday morning. sander cohen, volunteer firefighter and the chief state fire marshal honored at the same time in rockville. alison: police believe a body northeast d.c. is from a woman missing for three weeks. joni rockingham was last seen the day before thanksgiving and reported missing on black friday. a neighbor tells abc7 the body was found in a trash ca

howeve right now between fort totten and silver spring. late clearing track work.e big problems we're seeing usual congestion 95 northbound in the main lanes. 22 minute trip between dale city and the beltway. hov lanes in much better shape this morning. those express lanes looking good. it's the main lanes that are really crowded right now this morning. up to that point we have some congestion building through stafford as well. forwarding things once again and you can see right now southbound 395 looks good. northbound side moving from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. wide opened by the p.m. i'll let you know if anything changes. entire stretch of the beltway inner loop and outer loop still quiet. back to you wisdom and maureen. >> time is 5:49. fox5 has learned new details about one of the victims killed in a crash on i-270 in rockville. carlos wolf wolf was a supervisory special agent with the fbi. maryland state deputy chief fire marshal sander cohen came to wolff's aid. investigators say both men were standing on the shoulder when a them. wolff was an 11

side in fort washington. in bucks county you're without the right lane westbound between del val and bensalem. four different work sownes on the pennsylvania turnpike. robinsville mercer county there's work on 130, it's milling in each direction, one lane out in each direction. >>> a beloved delaware valley staple in in washington, d.c. wawa opened its first store in the capital yesterday, enthusiastic crowds lined the streets waiting to get into the company's largest store to date. many who were waiting are area transplants around here, if you go down there, you can enjoy wawa shortage and a whole lot of stuff. >> i've been waiting for this for 12 years, i moved out of new jersey in 20005. i had to come here for opening day. >>> pennsylvania congress bran dan boil was on hand for the event. the store is giving way coffee all weekend to its new washington, d.c. customers. the philly pretzel factory is opening in new york city area. there are 172 locations now. the new york city locations will start open next

live tonight at the fort totten station. marina marraco, fox5 local news. >>. >> pressure is mounting tonight on senator al frank into resign. more than 30 democratic pictures sdol ising through here are calling on embattled congress noon step down. they come as franken was accused vd sexual misconduct tonight he dismissed reports he will resign. he tweeted reports of final decision are inaccurate and they're also reports tonight that senate minority leader chuck shumer called franken today and told him to resign. the congregational aid and she told politicalo he tried to kiss her in 2006 and when he tried to kiss her he said it is my right as an entertainer. >> senator franken saga is one scanneding that led time mag teen to today name 2007 certain pen of the year and silence breakers. it's part of # me too movement that sheds lights on sexual harassment and assault. it comes in the wake of sexual allegations involving a stripping of phelps hollywood in the media and world of politics. time magazine says silence breakers ma

he sent word back to the fort and over to chicago, then it had to come back up to fort lincoln and back to the field. everything was over before anyone knew his guys were out of the fight. i do not know why he does not get more criticism. he knew they were coming. why did he not send out scouts? come on. they are scouts. they make it there. at least give it a shot. anyway, great point. time, io the pressing am going to end questions and ask that you join us to the drinks, butcookies, thank you for coming. thank you to our friends at c-span. [applause] >> on history bookshelf, here known history writers every saturday at 4:00 eastern. you can watch any of our programs when you visit cspan. org/history. you are watching history weekend, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. survivorholocaust discusses hisdel survival of the holocaust. and his family were eventually transported to bergen-belsen, where anne frank died. this is about 40 minutes. our moderator is barry steelman. served 1970 or 1980, he twoou

posted to fort adams in rhode island. think craig knows something about fort adams back there and vegas, new mexico, burnside furlough, woulded a woman named charlotte moon who agreed to marry him but minister's to the inquiry at the alter regarding er taking burnside as her lawfully wedded husband, she sir, i won't." church.n fled the now, as just a little footnote, she did marry a lawyer. engaged to a lawyer from hawaii, who pulled out a pistol wedding ceremony, declaring, "there will either be funeral tonight or a tomorrow." a trip n thereafter, on back east, he wound up marrying richmond med mary bishop called molly, a woman he posted to le he was rhode island. ow, burnside was falsely accused of some financial irregularities in the army and although his accusers were from the army as a result of this, burnside, it was that he sant for him resigned his commission and factory, which he had developed a breech oading rifle establishing his company in bristol, rhode island, which he called the works.l rifle at first sales

he sent word back to the fort and then over to chicago. come back up to fort lincoln and out to the field, and everything was over by the time anyone knew that his guys were out of play, yeah. crook, he really blew it. i don't know why he does not get more criticism. he just should have sent people out to inform people. he knew they were coming. oh, the scouts could not have made it through. come on. theiry're scouts. at least give it a shot. great point. a depressing time that is going by. i'm going to end questions and ask you to adjourn to the rotunda to have coffee, tea, drinks and cookies. talk further with our other. thank you all for coming. thank you to o ur friends at c-span and we hope you enjoy us next year. with american history programs. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you're watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on

i've been walking to fort totten. tom: this week things were supposed be back to normal. but not so fast. >> we have come to expect it at this point. a new problem that metro says is unrelated to the previous work involved a communication's cable that needs to be replaced. part of the red line from silver spring to rhode island avenue will shut down again this weekend. but now through friday, metro is limiting trains between stations, causing delays on the entire red line. things may be back to normal monday. at least this time the delays are not as bad as the last two weeks. >> it is only a 30 minute difference, but it is not what we expected after the service outage. nancy: a city says thank you, among the first on the scene when a gunman opened fire members of congress practicing at the alexandria baseball diamond. tonight the first responders were honored for their heroic actions. tim barber was there as they were recognized by the city council and he is live tonight with their story. a well-deserved honor. tim: t

current temperatures, notice the difference here. 47 gaithersburg, 56 fort belvoir.he warm air still moving in as the warm front is moving across our region. you can see shower activity most of it not reaching the ground, but it will. the wider view showing the rain coming in here, again, this is a warm front. you can see the rain moving right along that warm front moving up to the north. heavier rain back toward the west. this will all move in overnight tonight and into your saturday. but we're not talking a saturday wash out. it's not going to rain all day. here's a look, future weather, take a look at 3:00 a.m. this is when r everywhere by around 3:00 a.m., it could move in a little sooner back to the west. as i mention, 11:00, 12:00 hour. most of us seeing the rain overnight tomorrow morning. shower activity, if you're south of d.c., you're just about done with the rain throughout much of the afternoon. notice by noon it's out of here, and then we get some really warm air. i'm going 60s tomorrow across the region before the rain does move back in. so, if you are

the forts are much less than the needs there are even. most of those families some of them they returned and then now they displaced again they've been they came back to the to the tents and to the camp of of displacement. of years often a time for reflection isn't it a chance to look ahead at what's in store or not with out of mind r.t. correspondents have have had an exclusive opportunity earlier on today to get the world view from russia's foreign minister to do a close it's certainly been an eventful year for international diplomacy a pretty turbulent year for top level diplomats around the world and who better to discuss this with than russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov he gave us an exclusive interview covering topics ranging from syria to sanctions to south america one point joking that he really hoped he wouldn't be a band or sanctioned anywhere as a.

still working on that downed pole and wires from yesterday afternoon in fort washington.ll blocking the virginia drive in the process pie by the athletic process. highland avenue gets you around that. on 422 no major issues so far this morning. don't forget they close that temporary off-ramp from the westbound side to stow. use the ones at 100 instead. tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning, a supermodel set off a twitter storm when she was stuck on board what became a bizarre eight hour flight to nowhere. chrissy teigen was traveling with her husband r and b superstar penn grad john legend when the plane was forced to turn around four hours into a flight to tokyo and head back to l.a. teigen says a passenger somehow board owed the plane with a ticket from another airline. despite her social media outburst a pregnant teigen and legend appeared to be in good spirits posing with a fellow passenger for a selfie. >> new on "action news" four people are facing criminal charges after a north jersey teacher was attacked trying to break up a fight. it happened a

i think he has the same ones fort last five years. >> same sweats.s had no problem throwing the jabs back at cousins. he said he has a bunch of jerseys he should probably frame and take home. cousins is settling into that dad role. he's already getting on his teammates about cleaning up after then selves. >> i love that it's hoarding, buried alive. >> that locker was pretty -- it was plretty messy. >> so much stuff. that's funny. the hoarder shows are something else, i'll tell you. if ever someone ends up on those, you know you have a problem with the hoarding. >> very true. >> but i will say, coats and can't pick which one, the thickest one probably going into the weekend. we have snow on the way. in fact, our snow chances, snow coverage are going up. saturday, that's when we're looking at it. saturday snowfall, we have a weather alert because of this. the snow chances increased. we've been telling you about a storm offshore. it's going to stay offshore. just a little closer. we'll see the edge of this storm. usually pretty tricky to forecast on the

ended up deeding most of it to the national military park hire at gettysburg but also to places like fort mchenry and to, i believe, cedar creek, other battlefields which could benefit from things in the collection that were provenanced, that were traced to people that fought at those places. the civil war trust purchases and preserves the hallowed ground where citizen shoeoldier made this one what it is today. some of the major decisions of american history have been decided on battlefields through military victory, victory by citizen soldiers. the civil war trust preserves that land where the soldiers struggled, not 234eznecessarily the otherwise very important prisons, hospitals, forts, cemeteries. those places are very important. we save those places if there is also fighting at those places, hallowed ground where americans fought and bled. as the civil war trust became interested in this property, historians had already long known that we would be lucky to have the resources that we have, the famous photographer matthew brady arrived on the scene within two weeks of the battle of get

he was -- he spear-headed the effort to build a fort.so was instrumental in building a logging road up to the mountains, up to what is now the town of crestline. in about ten days they were able to build a 12-mile road. the road now is a paved road. that's where they got -- they would go up to the mountains, they would cut down trees and logs and bring down -- the logs for san bernardino purposes, it was used for frames of adobe houses but they also would send the logs over by wagon to los angeles. and they would trade. that's how they kind of paid off their mortgage. however, in 1857, after six years, years, bringham young recalled his faithful back to salt lake. there were a variety of reasons why he did so. one of them is probably the fact that there's so many mormons came out for different reasons, the warm weather, maybe going to the gold fields. so it worked, but it was short-lived. the mormons that stayed, about 60% of the population went back -- those that stayed, they had their reasons. probably -- and i'm just surmising -- it w

and tech expert jim forsha. >> hi, i'm tv host katina forte.i'm delighted to be here with tech expert jim forsha. >> hi, katina. it's great to be here. every day, i show families across the country practical technology solutions that can help them in their everyday lives, which is why i'm so excited to introduce everyone to the hd mirrorcam, the greatest innovation in dash cam technology. >> we're all familiar with dash cams. the police have them, and they really serve great purpose because when you're driving, anything can happen. these capture the action, and you can have your fun with them, too. but the heart of the matter is, when you have a dash cam, it creates peace of mind, safety, and security. you know that sinking feeling you get when, god forbid, somebody hits you, or somebody tries to break into the car, or someone that happens, and then it's "he said, she said?" well, now we've got the evidence right here. what the hd mirrorcam has done is take away the obstacle of having this extra thing stuck on your windshield. well, here's wher

fort totten. the red line will run every ten minutes today instead of every eight minutes and then further down the line this is going to mean weekend closures for the -- that section of the red line between blieng, at throok line, fort totten. it will be cold waiting for the red line. beware of that as you are coming out to get ready. >> what is this cable? what does it do? why wasn't it discovered until now? >> reporter: this is a communication cable that basically tells trains where they are on the system. and that's pretty important because you have to have even space in between trains for safety purposes. it's a communication cable. dates back 40 years ago on the metro system. metro says this problem just popped up with it and in an extreme measure of safety here, they have to replace it immediately. it's not s take a chance with. it's very important for positioning of a train. they are taking care of that as soon as possible. >> adam tuss for us with a swirl on his head. appreciate it, adam.

this is at fort washington avenue. i will let you know just as soon as that clears, but yeah, keep in mind the majors are looking good this morning but there could be some slick spots out there on the roadway, but let's take a look at drive times for the schuylkill expressway. everything in the green. >>> a quarter past 5:00 a.m. and roads are slick out there because what may appear to be clear, just wet, probably black ice. so be careful as you drive. >> i think also you have this false sense of oh, it's been treated, i'm all right and then you hit that one, you know, sort of slippery spot. >> just takes one. >> that's it. bill henley is tracking the wintry weather out there for us. >> it is a slippery start this morning. the pocono mountains, the lehigh valley, it's out of here just after sunrise. you'll see clearing skies, a lot of sunshine but wind will develop out of the northwest and that's going to limit our warmup during the day today. a dry evening, with just a few scattered clouds. look at those temperatures.

this was between brooklan, fort totten and tacoma.oints the location of trains on the system. you can understand why metro would want to fix that faulty cable as fast as possible. what does it mean for you? it means that there are going to be fewer trains specifically in that section, between brooklan, tacoma and fort totten. along the entire length of the red line it means trains will only run every 10 minutes as compared to every eight minutes. it means there will be a weekend shutdown this weekend to go and fix those issues. some riders we talked to this morning, yeah, a little bit upset and frustrated that they're going to have to wait. >> i hope it's not going to affect me so much earlier in the morning because the trains aren't as full, but i think later in the day the train's going to be very, very full go trains. >> reporter: back now live on the platform as another train is taking off. come with me here. i'll show you what people are wearing this morning here as they come down to the metro system. cold morning, right? cold mo

we'll take you live to fort washington coming up next. >> ♪ running a small business is demanding.nd that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $24.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. >> ♪ >> is it 43 degrees out there? yes, indeed, it is and it's going to get even warmer as we progress through our tuesday. >> oh, my goodness. is he going to take me for a malted, he's saying things like goodness me. >> i like this side of you, matt. golly, gee whiz. >> if i feel like gomer pyle. >> that's what i usually say. >> no, that's not what you usually say. >> i try though i really try. live in for fort washington and traffic is moving better if you're coming up from ambler or horsham and we're m

volunteered at fort polk five times to go to vietnam. each time i was unceremoniously told no.ut my father had been a whiz kid during world war ii. he was charged up the development, production, and allocation of fighter aircraft. he knew all the generals. friend whose roommate was general bersani. one week later, i was in the 100 and first on my way to a place that would because hamburger hill. was the most significant experience of my life. i saw horrific things. i did horrific things. i survived. thought it back, i was business as usual. i thought i was normal, but i was not. ptsd was hidden under my skin. when i went to a restaurant, i would put my back against the wall in what is called the wild bill hickok chair. sat inill hickok always that chair until one time he didn't and he sat in the center of the room and someone came up and shot him in the back of the head. if you are sitting against the wall, no one can shoot you in the back of the head. i have heightened vigilance. whenever i left the door of my house, i was looking for snipers . when a car backfired i jumped th

single tracking between fort totten and silver spring. as far as your travel times here, looking good in maryland. no major problems in virginia. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> melissa, thank you. a fatal house fire in loudoun county. >> chris lawrence has the latest from the live desk. what's happening? >> eun, aaron, one person died in a fire in lubbocksville. they're investigating how it started. to give you an idea of where it happened, the house is less than two miles from one of the most celebrated restaurants in our area. the restaurant at potomac farm. it's west of 270 on the virginia side of the potomac river. firefighters were called to the scene between 8:00 and 9:00 last night. our adam tuss is on his way there now. as soon as he gets there, we'll bring you a live back to you. >>> chris, thank you. >>> it's now 6:03. we're following developing story this morning. montgomery county police are investigating how a 17-year-old ended up dead in the woods in bethesda. >> the teen was a student at wa

accident overturned vehicle on the pennsy turnpike westbound right at the fort washington interchange, you can see a lot of police, crews on the scene, again westbound turnpike near fort washington and then again , this morning, septa's lansdale doyletown line, starting out with 15 minute delays all because of signal problems, mike and alex, back to you. >>> very disturbing lead story today. >> we are learning more about this story, man charged in the gruesome murder of a teenage runaway he met on social media >> give us details here, jenny >> reporter: good morning, guys. details of this case are really horrific. yesterday we heard from homicide captain jack ryan who told us that 15 year-old sabri a maclean of new castle delaware was stabbed more than 50 times on monday night. her body was burned in an attempt to conceal the murder. police say it happened at hand of the 23 year-old cole harring. investigators say they found the teen dead in an alley way tuesday morning, underneath a pile of leaves outside harring 's apartment at forty-ninth and walnut street. police say teen met harr

westbound packing up near fort washington so a couple lanes still out there and then on the turnpikebucks county we have a zone in each direction along the turnpike near del val. one lane blocked each way. at this point no big delays. overnight construction at the burlington bristol bridge has cleared out. they packed up and all lanes are reopened. in south jersey even though most of our zones are gone we're hearing now in the one work zone along 295 northbound at 42 on the ramp there is going to stay out there until 8 o'clock. if that ends up happening, that could cause some pretty big delays this morning so if you're trying to get to 42, i'm not sure i would do so via 295 northbound. i think that could be a chokepoint as the morning progresses. and work in egg harbor township on the garden state parkway northbound just cleared so you are good to go there on this tuesday morning. matt. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning a blizzard is dumping snow and bringing strong winds to the dakotas and minnesota. the storm caused many schools to dismiss early like those in thie

we would all like fort the faster. we would like for to be cheaper. were overy is, there $1.5 trillion in investment to build broadband networks. switched overn we to a new regime without a good reason toere was no impose innovation stifling regulation. steve: by the way, we will delve even more into this issue with our program "the communicators." again on the table, is net neutrality? according to the fcc, this is the definition. broadband service providers cannot block or deliberately slow speeds for apps. they cannot favor internet traffic in exchange for consideration, or engage in other practices that hard internet openness. when i first got my computer, i watched live television. i could record. but anyway, now i cannot even anything on the internet that is live. nothing. yesterday, i was looking for -- emails, reading different sites, and all of a sudden, they were gone. i could not find them anywhere. they were off the internet. i could not access one thing about schrock that happened yesterday. i would like to know why. steve: thank you, ela

leftover from yesterday, fort washington virginia drive still still blocked off a downed pole from arash yesterday afternoon. peco is on the scene by the athletic complex. highland avenue can get you around it. overnight crash by the springfield township police department by bethlehem pike that's cleared out. broken down vehicle along washington lane near rock lane and don't forget modified weekday schedules remain in effect today and the rest of this week for the septa trolleys and buses. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> breaking this morning a 58-year-old man was killed while crossing city line avenue overnight. hit by a driver who sped away from that deadly scene. but investigators do have this. they found a lexus emblem at the scene and they think it may be connected to the car involved in the hit-and-run. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live for us now at the scene in the city's wynnefield section. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that man was that found around 10:30 last night lying in the middle of the street. this is not far from saint joe's