garrett's hurting. get garrett out of there. bowen, bowen. bowen, go to four, go to four. come on, get out. we got you, we got you. come on. >> the trainer said, when i came off to the side, i was like, "i know everything, i know everything," because, you know, i didn't want him to think i had a concussion or anything. >> you all right? >> years past, we used to say, "he got his bell rung." but we've kind of shied away from that, and we actually call it what it is, and it was a little bit of a head trauma. >> number 20, josh... >> narrator: there are at least 60,000 concussions like this one every year in high school football. concussions have always been part of the game, but lately, they've been met with far more scrutiny. >> number 32 on third down and six. in trouble. gets rid of the ball. oh, big hit on desean jackson, and there is a penalty marker... >> narrator: the nfl's high profile drama over big hits played out all fall in the media. >> i don't know how you take this out of the game of football, but we've got to find a way. we've got to find a way. >> recent stu

garrett graff is the kind of writer that you think, where do you get all that time? [laughter] in addition to two years in the making of this book with lots of research and details, you can tell from the footnotes and the index. he also is the editor of a well-read magazine in washington, the washingtonian. he teaches internet and social media courses at georgetown and is a regular political commentator. how do you fit that all in? >> guest: it's a lot of early mornings. l i wrote the book mostly sitting at a coffee shop between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. >> host: what kind of access did you get from the fbisome. >> guest: i actually got remarkably good access, i think. i demonstrated over the course of two years of working on this that i was taking it seriously, that i was sort of thinking about this and trying to understand the work that they were doing. and i think, unfortunately, in the media that's relatively rare for a government agency like the fbi to have journalists who have the time to devote to really sort of delving into issues. i certainly didn't hav

garrett graff, the subtitle is the,fbi and the age of the globl war on terror. with the changes the president has announced in his national security team, robert mueller still in place, and you make the point he is the longest serving -- been there since 9/11. >> yep. >> and through two presidents and lots of changes. how has the fbi changed? >> robert mueller started work september 4, 2001. he was actually sitting in, basically, his first briefing on al-qaeda and the threat of al-qaeda on the morning of 9/11 still getting up to speed on that. and he is now the longest-serving fbi director since j. edgar hoover himself and the last of the president's national security team still in his same job since 9/11. he's on his second president and is about to finish out his ten-year term this september, thept -- september 3, 2011. and what he has done is really remarkable. he's on the cover of "time" magazine this week which is one of the first times he's gotten any recognition for the work he's done sort of leading this evolution of the fbi towards an agency much more f

this happened on ashley drive in garrett park just before 3:00. that is where fox 5's stacy cohan is right now. she joins us on the phone with the breaking details. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you that the home at this point, they are describing some type of explosion, trees falling down. we are waiting for the fire department public information office to give us more details. i know that two people were injured. there is an eyewitness on the scene who is talking about people being awakened and he helped get people out of this house. i can tell you this is a heavily wooded area. if you are familiar with garrett park, it is sort of tucked down in an older community with very large trees. there is a lot of water around here. lines-- power lines run through many of these trees so it is possible that a tree became entangled. we just don't know at this point what caused this. i can tell you that would people were injured. they did manage to get out of the house. there is nothing left of the house so the explosion that was sparked was devastat

a's, bob garrett criticized by current player, by a former player.would like to get a victory tonight. but coco crisp and company, they are having trouble. there goes -- going to work here. pounding away. always the helmet's fault. right? coco crisp, doubling off the wall. andy scores. cliff is out at the plate. 1-1. fifth inning, the angels go to work. trevor cahill. home run for torii hunter. home run for him. the angels go on, caa hill gives up 10 hits, 4-1 angels victory. 7th lost in 8 games for the a's. former a's pitcher houston joined the criticism of the manager. least favorite person i ever met in sports. from 6-27. i am thankful to be in a plate where i can trust my manager. bob garrett hasn't responded to any of the criticism. he will have to say something. mike brown gamed today new coach of the los angeles lakers. dallas on to the nba finals. dirk nowitzki and jason kidd, pair of future hall of fame trying to close out oklahoma city in this game five. dirk nowitzki, boom! gives dallas the lead. they trailed. 26-9. shawn marion to open it

that, my friends, is snow again out in garrett county.dea how cold it's going to get behind this system and how we're going to lose 20 degrees in a mere span of 20 hours. tomorrow night 56-64. and winds southwesterly at 10-15. now, by morning, partly cloudy, breezy, milder. grab your shades. 50s and 60s to start. but temps will warm up very, very quickly by noon and winds continue southwesterly at 10-15. by afternoon, partly cloudy, breezy and warmer. thunderstorms are possible. primarily around evening time. and, of course, earlier west. high temperatures low 80s. and winds still are southwesterly at 10-15. look at the highs on tuesday. everybody should make 80s. in fact, springfield and arlington it looks like 82. 82, 83 downtown. low 80s in college park and bowie. 82 in waldorf. even out west, fairfax and reston and sterling, low 80s. even middleburg should make 80s tomorrow. we'll break down tomorrow for you. 50s and 60s to start. 70s by noon. very warm by noon actually. upper 70s and low 80s by evening. some thunderstorms possible. b

this was on ashley drive in garrett park just before 3:00 a.m.y cohan is there live with the breaking details this morning. >> reporter: this is absolutely incredible to take a look at this devastation. this happened around 3:00 a.m. folks in this neighborhood woke up to a loud booming sound, an explosion that just tore through a rambler style home in this area of garrett park/rockville. it is in the boiling brook region of montgomery county. there is absolutely nothing left of this house. we have pepco on the scene. we poke for a neighbor who said he awoke when he heard the sound and ran outside trying to help. here what is he had to say. >> i saw my neighbor who moved in two days ago and he was just searching for his wife. he couldn't find his wife. i just jumped over the fence and i found his wife about 0 feet away from the house, maybe 20 feet away from the bedroom where they were sleeping. >> reporter: an adult male and adult female were transported for a local burn unit. we are told they have serious but not life-threatening injuries. at th

for home explosion at 11212 ashley drive in the garrett park area. the cause of the explosion remains unknown. >> assistant chief scott graham from montgomery county fire and rescue said firefighters got to the scene to find a single family home destroyed by an explosion. two people were injured. they've been taken to a local hospital. their conditions are not known at this point. >> graham says crew have found fallen trees and downed wires in the area. no word if those played any role in the explosion. stay tuned to 9news now and wusa9.com for updates on this developing story. >>> other news now, montgomery county police will begin sharing fingerprints with immigration officials coming up this september. >> as scott broom reports, the county council admitted it is powerless to oppose the program despite its near universal unpopularity among local politicians. >> rallied in front of the montgomery county council building today, disguising is disappointment. >> how safe can we really be in tens of thousands of people who are honest, hard working resid

it happened on the 11,000 block of ashley drive in garrett park of rockville. that's where news 4's tracee wilkins is live on the phone with the latest. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. let me show you the pictures of what's left of this house after the explosion. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what caused it. they have all the utilities here at the scene. they have shut down all the utilities on the scene. but of course they are leaning towards washington gas trying to figure out if this was caused by a gas explosion. inside the home this happened at 3:00 a.m. we're told by witnesses there was a man and woman inside the house who had just moved into the home. one witness say i believe so they were thrown from the house in the midst of this explosion. people who live around this house say the explosion was loud and it sounded like thunder to some people. but then other folks knew definitely louder than thunder, ran out to find out what happened. one neighbor who actually tried to help them assist the couple until fire

i have a hole in my heart. >> reporter: garrett's family may never feel whole again.e say last week the 18-year-old was shot and killed by a trio of teenagers, just 17 years old themselves. >> there is nothing to say. it's just so devastatinging. i don't think we have really come to terms with it yet. >> reporter: it all started when the college freshman logged onto craigslist, looking for a new computer. >> he bought most of his stuff online. he was always online looking for the cheapest way to get things. >> reporter: ali, garrett's girlfriend, said last wednesday she drove with him to a san diego neighborhood to meet the so-called sellers. they turned out to be three teenagers who police say robbed ali and garrett, taking their cash and cell phones. >> he felt really bad that he had put us both in a situation like that. >> reporter: ali said she and garrett chased the thieves in their car and that's when the teens opened fire, killing garrett. >> i was trying to get the license plate number. it happened incredibly fast. looking back on it now, you know, just the li

we can see the back edge of the rain moving across maryland into garrett county.ll be several hours before it starts to clear out. we probably will have some sunshine breakthrough at that time. we can see breaks in the clouds. that is on the other side of the mountains. that will help us out with the temperatures later today. upper 40's and low 50's right now. yesterday we made it into the 80's. ticket light jacket along with the umbrella. 55 in stevensville. week might be able to build a couple degrees once the sunshine comes out. today will be rainy and chilly. rain tapers off early this afternoon. maybe a peak of the sunshine. high temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. it could be breezy as well. clearing and chilly tonight. temperatures drop back into the 30's in some of the northwest suburbs. tomorrow, a nice one. mostly sunny skies. high temperature expected around 67. a series of weak disturbances move through this weekend. most of the day will be a dry with high temperatures in the upper 60's. which back into the 70's early next week. >> a navy seal

we can see the back edge moving into garrett county. hours to go before this line moves off to the east and off the shoreline. then we will get a peak of the sunshine later this afternoon. breaks in the clouds bacchant west virginia and western pennsylvania. that will help out with temperatures. right now it is chilly and it will stay that way as long we have -- as long as we have the showers around. we might be able to sneak into the upper 50's and note 60's once the sunshine breaks out later this afternoon. it will be cundiff breezy. that will make it feel even corporate high temperature between 58 and 63 degrees. the skies were clear tonight and temperatures drop back into the upper 30's and 40's for most of you. a nice day coming up tomorrow after a chilly start. 67 with sunshine. the weekend may not be as nice. there is a slight chance for a rain shower each day. most of the day will be dry. those clipper storms will be coming in. temperatures will stay in the 70's and we give back into the 70's or early next week. mother's day is

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garrett county.reeze warnings in effect for the panhandle. our outlying suburbs will dip down into the 30-degree range, tonight, because of this northwest wind. we have 13-mile-per-hour winds in oakland. 20 in d.c. and again, these double-digit winds have kept a chilly, cool breeze. and nowhere in our region is really any warmer. even the wind from the northwest is not really a drastic change from us to detroit to chicago. but we will start to see a bit of a gradual warmup. the rain that came through, and the front associated with it, moved out of here by about noontime. this is what we're dealing with now. this little bit of a spiral and disturbance associated with it, started to push across the region. that's going to be with us through the evening. high pressure will build in. and this next boundary that moves in is going to bring a chance of rain, potentially into friday, saturday, and sunday. it's going to drape over us and allow us little ripples of disturbance to move across. and that is going

and fox 5's stacy cohan is also live in garrett park with the latest on this.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. all morning, you've been trying to explain to you what this scene looks like and we've gotten to a location where i think i can show you exactly how devastated this house was by this explosion. it is absolutely nothing but a pile of rubble. it happened around 3:00 this morning and neighbors heard a very loud boom. people came rushing outside. a man wand and woman who had apparently just moved into this house were home when the explosion owe courted. now, one of the next door neighbors that we spoke to said right after the noise, he came running out to help -- when the explosion occurred. >> i saw my neighbor who moved in two days ago. he was searching for his wife. i just jumped behind the boat which was thrown aside, jumped over the fence and that is where i found his wife about 20 feet away from the house. >> reporter: thankfully, it appears that the man and the woman are both going to be okay. they were transport tied local burn unit of a loca

places like garrett county, allegany county and washington county getting storm activity. watching new cells, the heaviest towards newburg, pennsylvania, north of harrisburg and more developing south and west. some could track into frederick. we'll keep a sharp eye on that. the main weather system is set to arrive. it will blow out the warm temperatures. we're still 84 degrees. take a look at that forecast, 80s, warm, breezy and the chance for showers, but a much cooler day on tap. we profile the rest of the week coming up. >>> looks like your money is generating big money for the state of m the lottery said the state's two casinos cashed in more than $13 1/2 in gross revenue. lottery said hollywood casinos and the one in oceans down generated $80 million for the fiscal year. >>> if you have any questions about the preakness, all you have to do is check your phone. it's right around the corner. horse racing fans can turn to their smartphones for the latest updates. the free app is available for iphones, androids and blackberries. >>> you may need to slow down as you drive

you can see the schirmers approaching from the west in garrett and allegany county. across the shenandoah valley, light showers of this time that nwill not amount to a whole lot. the gusting wind and small hail, but we're not expecting anything to become severe. cooler air to the north and west of us with warmer air to the south and west. 81 in st. louis at this hour. the badger lower for the upcoming week. we will get into the 70's for the daytime high. scattered showers across southern pennsylvania and west virginia. these will move out of here by tomorrow afternoon and we will keep this a slight chance for isolated showers for tomorrow, about 30%. for the next 48 hours beginning to clear nicely as a move into the day on wednesday. plenty of sunshine on tuesday with highs in the 70's. for tonight, scattered showers isolated storms. it will not be a washout. upper 40's for nighttime lows. mother's day tomorrow partly cloudy and 70-75 degrees for a daytime high. here is the seven-day outlook. a cold front will arrive late on friday to bring summer showers once again.

it is clearing garrett county now.e hours of this and things will be improving later on this morning into the afternoon. live doppler 9000 hd, fairly busy. couple of breaks here around annapolis and up into areas north and west of baltimore. eastern shore, quite busy. quite wet over there. another batch of some moderate rain now approaching d.c. to the south and also down coming out of parts of virginia into southern maryland as well. we'll focus first though on what's coming up the potomac here in route one over from accokeek to alexandria. this will get over toward nationals park and the east side of the district and toward prince george's county as you're moving north and east. more heavy showers headed your way. a little bit farther off to the south, we'll take knew colonial beach over toward oak grove, for the royal and dahlgren. this is all lifting toward charles and st. mary's county eventually toward calvert and anne arundel. back from fredericksburg and points west, another batch of some moderate to heavy rain

. >> i want to recognize these brilliant young women from the elizabeth garrett anderson school.anted to visit with all of you in a place like this. look around. i mean, just look at this. all of us believe that you belong here, that this is a place for you, as well. >> reporter: the idea that everyone should dream big was part of the first lady's message when she encountered the elizabeth garrett anderson school in 2009. this girl was there and says her words inspired her. >> when i heard her speak, talking how good education is, everything in the world, and education leads to, you know, higher aspirations and everything, i was like okay. i should go and try it. >> reporter: michelle obama has often pointed to her own humble origins growing up on the south side of chicago as a potent example of how regardless of background, high achievement is always possible. and with a commitment to education she has inspired many young people with a single comment. it's cool to be smart. a graduate of princeton and harvard, michelle obama is unlike many first ladies before her. she has a natu

mid-40s in garrett county while still still 60. you'll probably dip into the upper 40s in columbia for your low. 63 for leesburg and reston and fairfax at 60. crofton this evening 57 degrees. reagan national cloudy skies. just a little bit of a chill out there. jet stream. coming onshore on the west coast. a little rise there in the northern plains then here is that northwesterly flow. tracked to our south and west and i think that will be the case for the overnight batch of showers and tomorrow we will have to watch to see what pops up here. here we go in the morning. a few sprinkles there. 9:15. we are okay. then in the afternoon a couple more showers do start to pop up. your next few day break down. 70 degrees. really nice monday and tuesday. where in the low 70s. make it mid-70s by thursday with a slight chance of a shower then unfortunately friday and saturday looks like the shower thunderstorm chance increases. temperatures still comfy in the low 70s. >>> terps seem to know what they want, right? >> they know what they want.

garrett park's a post a cap on -- >> they put a cap on liability. what does the industry think is an appropriate level? >> there are a number of proposals out the one that is not appropriate is unlimited liability. unlimited liability really results in no economic activity, new production of oil and natural gas in the gulf region and no production of oil and natural gas in the gulf. -- results in no economic activity, no production of oil and natural gas in the gulf. we understand it is our responsibility. when tragic situations occur, that is our responsibility. we want to protect the environment, so we understand that is our goal, and we are working to figure out what that appropriate level should be. >> let's talk about one of the changes that happened, which is the requirement that companies proved they can contain an oil spill. there are two containment systems out there, and they are being used by companies as they get passes for bill but were stopped, after we saw what transpired in goals and last year, we were doing everything we could -- af

for me now with me gary is a great divers but i not so they're so beautiful but it's really what garrett of a really excellent i couldn't be happier the first round yesterday i didn't exactly how i wanted. to go in today i'm a spare of the competition today i went perfectly the trio enjoying the taste of victory with historical epic sights reminding them of the winners of centuries past but it's back to training seamless the battle for the championship will take a much bigger stage next month over forty thousand spectators are expected france's laura shellharbour for the fourth leg of extreme daredevil action. r t. and finally let's look back on the goals and the rest of the highlights for a week planning the russian fergal premier league and our weekly goals section. live. live struggling. to get. live live live. live. live. live live. live. live . live. live. live. live live live live . that's a sport let's not check that out about a while marina will bring you the news headlines right after that stay with us. for the full we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face wi

we to fall guy it's really what garrett today really excellent i can be out here the first round yesterday didn't exactly how i wanted but i really tore into the atmosphere of the competition today it went perfectly the trio enjoying the taste of victory with historically excites reminding them of the winners of centuries past but it's back to training single is the battle for the championship will take a much bigger stage next month over forty thousand spectators are expected france's laura shellharbour for the fourth leg of extreme daredevil action uganda gorski r t . and finally let's look back at the goals and the rest of the highlights from greektown in the russian football primally get our weekly goals goal or section. so . listen live. live. live. live. live live. live. live. live live. live. live. live . live. live. live live live . and you can watch some of those stories all on our you tube channel which is our team sport news now you're up to date for the moment that stays the weather update dan marino will bring you the news headlines. hungry for the full story we've got it from

back in garrett county. chilly stuff behind the front and this is with us all day. in fact you see that? that's near west virginia with a wintery mix and they could get snow in central pa. we have moderate to heavy rain continuing to flow up from the southwest. there's more reenforcements back here. it's going to take all day long to swing through a reiny morning and showers. temperatures may recover to 56 but a cool damp day. >> reporter: it's going to be a damp start to your morning commute this morning. we all know how rain can affect the roadways and affect the ride. fortunately early on it's not causing too much problems. more of a inconvenience to look live at 895. here's the o'donnell street exit. no problems north or southbound. fort mchenry tunnel checking in pretty clear. no accidents or accidents along the 83s or on 95. we do have a pole down in pasadena that has route 177 closed in both directions at long point road. and baltimore county park heights avenue at green spring valley road a tree down is blocking all lanes so try to avoid it. charley, back to

i think we're going to get into garrett county, allegheny county and portions of pennsylvania. friends could see a sprinkle in fulton county. mr. bernstein will be in here tomorrow at 4:25 to check it out. the outside story, well, it's kind of going to be chilly. almost cold tomorrow morning. so that means kids are going to need a jacket. you're going to need a jacket. you'll need your shades too. a fair amount of sunshine. and get ready for more showers on friday. not a blockbuster system. but by it looks like afternoon some showers will roll in here. it should be a dry morning commute on friday. overnight, partly cloudy, briez ee and chilly. -- breezy and chilly. winds northwesterly at 10-15. tomorrow morning, mostly breezy, sunny and chilly. 40s and 50s. you factor in the winds northwesterly at 10-20. that is going to make you feel a little more uncomfortable. more like early april and early may. by afternoon, partly cloudy, breezy and cool. highs in the upper 60s. face value upper 60s. not bad. northwest winds 10-20. the lake will feel a little bit less warm, shall we say.

let's go to western maryland garrett couldn'tity coldest spot in oakland 34. and why show you that?ecause now as you look at 42 in hereford and 45 in towson it feels better right? 50 in centreville on the eastern shore. we are dry on maryland's most powerful doppler radar. we have the sun out and will mix a few clouds in aiming for 67 as the afternoon temperatures. let's see what's happening on the road with kim. >> reporter: this morning. drivers are heavy on the brakes on the outer loop coming from 795. heading towards i-70 looking live at liberty road, that's the outer loop that's pretty much moving pretty slow heading towards the baltimore national pike. no major incidents reported. however we are dealing with a pole and wires fire. s in catonsville south paradise near mount ridge road a water main break going to make going through towson a slow go. southbound york road at fairmont still closed. alternating traffic gets by on northbound side but exhe expect delays this morning. now back to you. >> thanks. >>> president obama heads to new york hoping to offer some closure for 9/1

we will stay dry, maybe a sprinkle out toward garrett county, that's it and very nice for baseball too hosting the giants, 76 downtown right now, 79 at manassas, 75 in gatingberg -- gaithersburg and 82 in 40s districts -- in fredericksburg. milder tonight, warmer tomorrow, thunderstorms late tuesday and then much cooler wednesday. we are probably going to lose 20 degrees between tuesday and wednesday. so get ready for that. here's our futurecast. late tonight, maybe a sprinkle out toward leesburg and wind chester but i think -- winchester but you think if you -- i think if you want to walk the dog, fine. by morning, good shape. sunglasses, a few clouds to the north but no precipitation in the immediate metro area so a dry morning commute and then by late morning, early afternoon, nice, you want to walk to lunch, you can do that. look off to the north and west in the afternoon, some of the showers and thunderstorms try to develop into kind of a line and i think there is a pretty good chance of some pretty big thunderstorms from hagerstown west ward out toward cumberland and oakland into

sharapova is in for the last sixteen at roland garros and six russians make the fourth round robin garrett. but first the news this blatter will stand unopposed for reelection as for the third president that after his soul challenger mohamed bin hammam withdrew from a leadership race after claims he was offering bribes for value a man said on his website his decision was not tied to the ongoing fee for investigation into the bribery allegations and that he wanted to put the game first and he used to pay the full fee for the ethics committee today along with the for vice president jack warner and also mr blatter who's the cute of turning a blind eye to the cash for votes and will all three deny wrongdoing the presidential elections are still scheduled to take place on wednesday and for the moment it looks like mr blatter will secure a fourth in charge. now that blatter was not at wembley to witness a scintillating champions league final barcelona beating manchester united three one to win the european crown for a fourth time afterwards united boss sir alex ferguson admitted his side giving

beautiful wife really what garrett today really excellent i couldn't be happier the first round yesterday didn't exactly how i wanted but i really joined. the competition today when i feel like i did feel enjoying the t.c. break through because story khalifa excites me reminding them of the winners centuries past but it's back to training single is the battle for the championship will take a much bigger stage next month over forty thousand spectators are expected france's lara show harbor for the fourth leg of the extreme there devil action uganda gorski r t. coming your way in a couple of hours but you can head to our you tube channel r.t. sport news at anytime where you can rate and comment on some of the stories seen right here thanks for staying with r.t. . in the czech republic she's available in a hotel assayas central. full stop by. i'm a taste in bosnia and herzegovina. and beach. towns . in serbia.

blades we've implemented the latest achievements of aviation science in the field of aerodynamics with garrett you know prior to putting these new blades on the m.i. fifty eight we tested them on r.m.i. eight a meaningful breakthrough we discovered with these blades used on a regular m i eight helicopter that was a full extra ton of lift. so if your typical m.i.a. eight can bear a load of three thousand kilos then you install these plates and without any change in engine power you can add on an additional one thousand kilos and still take off it's a great example of how innovations are having a qualitative practical impact on performance you know what. that is beyond the hell of russia like those innovations were on display this month when the mule factory hosted the first open press quite to show off the new test model full scale production may take until twenty fifty's but then my thirty eight has come a long way. the first attempts at launching a rotary wing aircraft started in earnest in the first half of the last century the dayton footage we look at getting goofy in hindsight but there w

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into garrett county. expect a cool night especially in areas where the sky clears out quickly. there are frost advisory's and freeze warnings up in parts of the mountains to the west. growing season getting under way and those temperatures plunging into the 30's. in allegheny county, parts of the west virginia panhandle and in virginia, a hint at how cool the air is coming in tonight. northwest winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour. baltimore sun set at 80 2:00 p.m. 39 in the cooler northwest ballet's and 36 in -- valleys and 36 in downtown baltimore. high pressure down to the gulf coast will build in tonight and tomorrow and that is why tomorrow will be a gorgeous spring day. some fresh breezes at times but a lot of sunshine should feel good. there you see it on insta- weatherplus futurecast. a clear sky under that pressure dome from new york state for baltimore and into the carolinas. keep an eye on that next fast- moving system. it will bring some cloud cover and scattered showers into the area by friday afternoon and it is a mixed bag of weather for the weekend. no big storms aim

garrett: and i thank the gentlelady. before i begin my remarks, i am shocked by the statement to my -- of my friend and college from the state of new jersey, as well, when he makes the bold statement, taking away a subsidy, of sorts, and that rather translates to a tax increase on an individual. nothing, of course, is done in this legislation in that effect. i rise in full support of h.r. 3, the knocks taxpayer funding for -- the no taxpayer funding for abortion act. i want to commend everyone who worked on this, especially to congressman smith, for being a leader on this important issue. you see, by passing this bill, what we really do, what we really do is establish a governmentwide prohibition on subsidies for abortion and abortion coverage while giving the doctors opposed to abortion certain protections to safeguard them from performing abortions against their will. this is a commonsense bill. it's consistent with the opinions of the majority of the americans who have voiced opposition to federal funding for abortion

there is a frost advisory in effect for garrett or allegheny county tonight, until tomorrow morning. tomorrow, we'll go right up to the mid-50s and the overnight lows back down to about 49 degrees. and for the next five days, including your mother's day weekend, we send it in to bob. >>> down in the low 40s. 40 tomorrow night. 66 tomorrow, with sun and clouds. chance of a brief shower friday afternoon. slight chance, 67. 72 on saturday. another slight chance of a shower on sunday. 71 and 72. temperatures getting this close to normal. with partly cloudy skies here early next week. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come tonight. it is decision time for some college basketball players who are pondering whether to go broke. >> mark has not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an e

phone numbers on the screen, and you can also send us a tweet if you would like with a question for garrett graff. our twitter address is at booktv. get involved with this discussion about the role of the fbi in national security, and we'd very much like to hear from you. is -- was, well, first, a detail question. the fbi director is a ten-year term. why, what was the thinking on that? >> guest: this was a decision that congress made after hoover died in the 1972. of and hoover just had, as everyone knows, this incredible term. he was fbi director for 48 years from a period three years before charles lindbergh crossed the atlantic until a period three years after we landed on the moon. i mean, just a quarter of all of american history he was the fbi director. and after he died there was a decision by congress that no one in a democracy should be able to amass the power and t

and we're going to see some clearing as we get into the afternoon tomorrow and our friends out in garrett county are going to see some snow flakes tomorrow. all right. for tonight then, look for mostly cloudy skies, breezy and cooler. thunderstorms to rain. lows 50 to 55. winds northwesterly at 10 to 15. tomorrow morning, rain tapers off in the morning. a wet commute. by afternoon, partial clearing. breezy and cooler. it will be a dry commute home. but grab a light jacket. next seven days, thursday, some clouds. upper 60s. upper 60s on friday. clouds and maybe a shower late. there's not a block buster system coming our way, but it's unsettled. saturday some showers possible. warming up for mom, but showers, even a thunderstorm possible on sunday. monday as well. back up to 80 by next tuesday. >> okay, it is getting summer like. >>> yes, it is. >>> one of the most experienced reporters on tv is about to become the next anchor of the cbs evening news. we're going to hear from him coming up next. [ male announcer ] before he changed the world... tear down this wall. [ male announcer ] ...or

garrett county, wind chills make it feel like 27. put the plants outside, give it until the middle of the month, may 15th is usually safe in d.c. perhaps the end of the month in western maryland. it is 5:00 a.m. angie goff, you got trouble already? >> we do. we have been tracking trouble spots on the bw parkway. that's why we keep the yellow light on. i want to begin by letting you know what we're dealing with on the bw parkway is this accident at riverdale road that is taking away all lanes that are going northbound. as a result of this, you will want to use route 50 or 201 as an alternate. still not getting any type of timetable as far as when they plan to have this wrapped up. so as a result, i'm edging you to use 201 or 50 this morning if the bw is what you usually travel in this area. a wide view of the other areas, everyone else checking out okay. north of the district the outer loop is moving from 95 to 270 at speed. the live condition at 29 colesville road. back to the maps we take another view of the area, moving this time u

the home is ashley drive in garrett park neighborhood.update at 6:00 a.m. >>> earlier this week a similar scene in northern virginia when a blast leveled a home there. this morning we're getting a close look at what is left and hearing the story of the neighbors who pulled the home owner out of that rubble. more on the heroic efforts. >> reporter: one look at what's left of the house on wayne drive in triangle, virginia, and you wonder how anyone could have survived the gas explosion that caused this monday morning. someone did survive thanks to caring neighbors. >> 8:45 in the morning, big boom. i was like, whoa, what was that? went out to the driveway and looked to the right and holy crap. a blown-up house. we all ran in there and just started screaming, hey, is anybody in here, is anybody in here? and we heard a scream. i'm calling for them, calling for them. man, i don't know where you're at. i can't see you. you have to keep saying something. i have to find your voice. i make it upstairs. the stairs aren't even there. so i have to cl

little further west more rain around grantsville an accident out in garrett county.ocally it's quiet. that's probably going to change later this eveningful that stuff out to the west extending even further west there's a lot more. show you that in just a minute. temperatures around the area right now 81 degrees. dew point is at 60. it's been coming up there humidity 48%. winds south-southwest 16. the barometer has been falling. right out to the west oakland with some showers down to 65. cumberland i'm surprised you're still 79. probably next hour you'll be back in the 60s. 80 hagerstown. temperatures warm. the dew point is relatively high at 60. if it were 65 would be really concerned about heavy downpours but it's humid enough to see some pretty heavy rain in some areas later this evening. right now 81 annapolis. 78 in westminster. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 font. southern p.a. and for washington and allegheny county. and then neighboring counties there in west virginia until 10:00 tonight. a coastal flood advisory southerly winds once

i love garrett county but i think i would probably leave in april and may. that's a tough two months. 60 right now downtown. 55 in gaithersburg. 59 in leesburg. and even upper 50s in manassas. 57 also in hagerstown. a bit chilly now. in fact, almost cold tonight. grab a light jacket thursday. yes, the kids will need a jacket at the bus stop. grab your shades too. and showers will return friday. we will have a dry morning commute on friday but there will be some showers friday afternoon. nothing heavy though. all right. for tonight. an evening shower then partly cloudy, breezy and chilly. lows in the 40s. winds northwest at 10 to 15. a windchill later on tonight maybe. oh, joy. lows tonight 42 in rockville. mid-40s downtown. 45 in arlington. and downtown. and 44 over at andrews. low 40s in college park and in bowie. even 45 in waldorf. low 40s in fairfax, reston and sterling. go far enough west, 40 in leesburg and 40 in manassas. that could easily be 39. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. 40s and 50s. winds increasing a bit at 10, 20 northwest

garrett hardin said there's momentum on the a side after matt. >> yes, so far jackie came up with a bigjosh had a big day. we're going to take this momentum and today. >>gary: derek is a nice kid, and my jaw showing my age, when you're being interviewed in you come into someone's living room door were sunglasses. >>pam: he was an inside >>gary: i know that but i believe the eyes of the soul, when i watch you for nine hours a day i could see your good person. i'm not looking at your hair or your elbows, and looking into your eyes. just tell me i'm right. at that the audience, if you can let us know what www.kron4.com when someone is being interviewed you should take your sunglasses off. do you agree? >>pam: it doesn't bother me either way. inside different. >>jacqueline: when you're an athlete is different. >>pam: i want to look into his eyes and nobody's really thinking. live from james two-year run as the most valuable player ended today. terror of the chicago bulls at age 22 is the league's most valuable player. . member west age 23 with the baltimore bullets. he was the mvp at that a

. >> she discusses about what she lerped from the woman who raised the 44th president with major garrett. >> host: the story of the book is a singular woman, the untold story of barak obama's mother. what's more significant about the title? the fact she's a singular woman or the mother of the president of the united states? what fascinated you most about who this woman is? >> guest: well, i got interested in her at the beginning of the campaign. i heard a little bit about her, and i was interested in her singularity, but, yes, of course, i would not have been upon her if it was not for the candidate. the justification for the book is that to some extent, but the thing we don't expect is a person in our national political life had a mother with an unusual life. for me, it's the singularity. >> host: did you approach this as a student of presidential history or as a portrait of o mother? >> guest: i approached it as a journalist. i just wanted to know who this person was, and obviously one's mother is bound to be somewhat influential in a life, but to have a mother who lived in such an unc