a little north and west of george town where i am right now. they are hoping somebody may have seen him. they really do not want to give him a chance to strike again. please give them a call if you know anything. >> here is some more information. police have released a description of the suspect. an african american male with a muscular build and a medium's in town. he is between 5 foot 8 inches and 5 ft. 11 between 100 8,200 pounds. anybody with information is asked to call police. we are learning more about a frightening attack involving two customers at a post office. one stabbed another on a new hampshire avenue in colesville. >> there are few things more frustrating than somebody cutting in front of you in line. according to police, an elderly man went way too far with this frustration earlier at the post office. >> i am absolutely shocked. inside the post office. >> a rare act of rage occurred in the post office leading to the arrest of a 67-year-old customer. >> we saw two guys were fighting. they had a knife in their hand. >> according

raymond turner is leading the study at george town. researchers don't know exactly how it works but they believe it can activate a gene associated with the brain's aging. >> and of course aging is the major risk fartheror for alzheimer's and diabetes, cancer and heart disease. so we think if it really does target these genes that regulate the ages process, that we may have a potential benefit in many disorders. not just in alzheimer's, but also diabetes, perhaps other diseases as well. >> reporter:acious won't actually be drinking red wine. they'll be given bills with a concentrated form of the compound. the dosage will increase every three months and by the end of the studies they'll have the equivalent of 1,000 bottles of red wine. >> you couldn't possibly drink this much at home. >> anything that will slow the progress is going to be worth it. >> reporter: julia and bob sessions say they realize this study won't cure his disease, but even if it slows it down or helps prevent alzheimer's in the future, it's all worth it. >> i want to

. >> the 27-year-old woman was jogging towards george town. >> it was dark when it occurred. >> a man snapped up behind her and choked her from behind. she fought back but passed out. when she woke, the man had pulled her past -- pants down and was sexually assaulting her. >> the subject fled on foot toward the boat house. >> other joggers came to her aid and called 911. there is an emergency phone nearby, but it does not work. park police said they would have the maintenance team come out to fix rid very soon. women say that news of the sexual assault will make them more cautious. one jogger decided to run elsewhere after assuring about this. >> it will make me more cautious. i will be careful when i come down here. i will not come down here as late. >> you see how dark it is here along the canal when i step away from our light here. police say that the suspect fled towards the fletcher boat house area. that is the area i am in, north and west of georgetown. if anybody thinks they have seen the suspect on wednesday night after 9:00 on wednesday night please give them a call. they rea

this is george town harbor. as you head north, that would be rock creek park. vy storm is moving off toward the north and east into prince george's county. have yourself over chevy chase circle moving in to college park. the good news is nothing has become severe, so no severe thunderstorm warning at this time. look at the high at reagan national airport. well above the average. rain cooled air and 88 degrees. we have had their rain for about one hour now and temperatures have cooled to 77 degrees. in virginia, half an inch of rain so far. george washington university, no rain to speak of. in alexandria, just a touch of rain and 79 degrees. 70 degrees in oakland. wind gusts anywhere between 20 and 30 miles an hour. this is part of the theft -- part of the stronger thunderstorms but nothing has become severe across the immediate metro area. we're going to look for showers and thunderstorms to gradually diminished as we move through the evening hours and by late tonight, everything should be done with. here is the future cast. temperatures in the mid-90s. if that'

still have the down tree on george town pike. ternate road for you this morning is going to be leesburg pike. let's head over to prince george's county. northbound branch avenue on silver hill road. only the left lane is going to be blocked because of the road work there. hopefully should be clearing soon. i'm check for volume as well and not seeing any volume in that area. also a good sign, outer loop of the beltway at new hampshire avenue. earlier we had road work there. it's now completely gone on that outer loop. travel lanes are open. checking travel speeds for you on the outer loop of the beltway from i-95 to i-270. driving at 60 miles per hour. just a ten minute drive right now. also back in ten minutes. angie and aaron, over to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning a very big thank you to wwpr which is the washington women and public relations for allowing me to key note their annual emerging leaders award last night at the national press club. you can tell by the picture a lot of women came out to support this event. it was

town. road service buckled in bowie. this is the 50 east. they are making road repairs to ready for theg hour.g rush eastbound 50 at 197. closed is the george washington northbound. traffic is forced to go across memorial bridge and into town. a tree has fallen on the parkway. you can see the wet pavement on bridge.ican legion the light volume is helping us out for now. >> now families and business the worke starting off from lastsing damage storms. >> this is a building in fredericksburg. people say they are lucky to be alive. >> take a look at this dance studio. inside about two cheerleaders, teachers, and parents. the windows blew out and was ordered to the front of the building. andhe saw the funnel everybody to get into the room. >> we saw it. some of the parents were as they pulled the kids safety. nobody was home here. the roof of the strip mall was off.d equipment when flying through windows. >> we just started and we just lost it. >> i cannot even tell you what we're feeling. we still are in a state of shock. >> there is other damage in the county but nothing like the here. reporting for abc 7 news. three lanes on eastbound route 5

a long way, she earned her law degree at george the town -- georgetown law school. she is the author of two biographies, sandra day o'connor, the first woman on the supreme court became its first influential justice and the life and constitution of supreme court justice anthony scalia. i will make sure she tells us where she is, if anywhere, on her recent object. altogether, as i counted, we have 64 years of cumulative supreme court reporting on our panel. and we should deal to get some interesting observations. before we begin, there are a couple of other preliminary reports. this panel has been sponsored by the d.c. bar section of the courts and the administration of justice which concentrates on matters pertaining to court, court rules, the relationship between the bench and the bar, and the relationship to the profession, including ethics and standards. it also focuses on including access to others. we're pleased to be co- sponsored by 11 other sections of the d.c. bar. those of you who are members of the d.c. bar or will be in a year or two, i encourage you. yo

a long way, she earned her law degree at george the town -- georgetown law school. she is the author of two biographies, sandra day o'connor, the first woman on the supreme court became its first influential justice and the life and constitution of supreme court justice anthony scalia. i will make sure she tells us where she is, if anywhere, on her recent object. altogether, as i counted, we have 64 years of cumulative supreme court reporting on our panel. and we should deal to get some interesting observations. before we begin, there are a couple of other preliminary reports. this panel has been sponsored by the d.c. bar section of the courts and the administration of justice which concentrates on matters pertaining to court, court rules, the relationship between the bench and the bar, and the relationship to the profession, including ethics and standards. it also focuses on including access to others. we're pleased to be co-sponsored by 11 other sections of the d.c. bar. those of you who are members of the d.c. bar or will be in a year or two, i encourage you. you

look at college park, north of town, the about eliminate way look goods east side of town throughout prince george's county. coming up, we'll look at 95 in virginia. >>> this morning, federal workers are dealing with the epic storm after-math and will have the option of unscheduled leave. >> many are waiting for power to come back. 30,000 of them are waiting. dominion is reporting 27,000 outages statewide with almost 10,000 in northern virginia. pepco has 22,000 outages, more than 20,000 of those in montgomery county. less than 500 in prince georges county and 1300 in the district. 9news now is out tracking pepco's restoration efforts. >> reporter: certainly pepco is making great progress. you just counted down some of the numbers there. considering we had more than 400,000 people out of power at the height of the storm, we're in good shape. however that does little to ease the minds of the folks who live here in cabin john as you can see behind me. it is pitch black and they under the dark. they've been suffering through a blackout for six days now, but if you spin around, obviously right across th

george weston parkway. spot ran there is down. traffic has to exit into town.rmal service systemwide. >> thank you. 5:54. >> thank you. 5:54. >> some p excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducucing, the square sunnyd bottle. >> police say a trail of potato them to a burglary suspect. a man broke a glass door of a subway and try to open a cash register. he allegedly left with nine bags of potato chips. police fall the trail of chips police followed the trail of chips. >> he deserved to be arrested. >> a deadly police-involved .hooting in mount vernon more on the damage police in

george, this is a small town, many people taking this hard and just trying to figure out what happened these two young girls. inch by inch, authorities and almost 1,000 volunteers spent the weekend searching for any sign of 8-year-old elizabeth collins and her 10-year-old cousin, lyric cook. neighbors in this small tight-knit town said it's the least they can do. >> i have two girls. >> scary, the oldest one is about my age. it's scary to think that something like that could happen. >> reporter: collins and cook vanished friday from cook's home when their grandmother was watching them when the girls left for a bike ride around noon but never returned. they were reported missing three hours after leaving. their grandmother fears the worst. >> whoever has them, turn them in. let them loose anywhere. >> reporter: the same day they disappeared, the girls found their bikes on a trail behind the lake near their home. near the bike, little elizabeth's purse with a cell phone which she used to play games but couldn't make calls. searchers are searching the town and combed the lake for evidence

>> this was made in the town of -- get, this george washington. >> georgians watch to do that their piel weigh a half ton and serve more than 100 people. >> you know that's going to be messy >> i never had a slice of cherry pie in my 46 years. >> why not. >> you don't like cherries? >> i love cherry >>> that's fantastic. >> that's very strange. i'm trying to break a personal record of not having it as long as i live. >> we have a visit to the historic home of george washing tonight it is turning into a class in culinary history this morning. >> holly morris joins usually from historic mount vernon. never had a piece of cherry pie? >> are you sure? are you sure american? they have a naturalization. >> i thought it was apple pie. >> apple pie, cherry pie. >> maybe today i'll do it for george washington. >> you know what goes great with pie? ice cream. they are making ice cream here today. that's one new events they are having here as part of their 4th of july celebration at mount vernon. they are having a naturalization ceremony, military music and reenactments and all the daytime firewor

power and water naturally is cut off from the town. georgehave had a hero complex but he's not a racist what a the florida homicide investigator told agents after the shooting death of trayvon martin. evidence reveals the investigator told the feds zimmerman shot trayvon because of his attire and previous burglaries in the community not because of his skin color. >>> conflict about mitt romney's claim that he left bain capital in 1999 to head the winter olympics. s.e.c. filings show that it looks as thoh he at least was on some documents three years later in 2002 and perhaps even created five new investment partnerships for bain from 1999 to 2002 but and that's a big bath new report in "fortune" magazine claims romney was not involved in the funds that the company started between 2000 and 2001 and bain capital released a statement insisting romney had quote absolutely no involvement with the management or investment activities of the firm since leaving in 1999. >>> a 70-year-old florida woman stuck in her car in a creek for three days with no

this storm in town is now pushing over into prince george's county, cheverly getting hammered with rainfall rates 1 inch per hour. so a tremendous amount of rain between lanham, whicheverly, back down to the south. you folks on the beltway will have -- cheverly back down to the south, you folks on the beltway will have rain going down 50. this is growing in intensity, pretty big storm southwest of dulles heading out 50 past chantilly, another storm up around 15. we'll zoom back out. all the storms are moving southeastward. again this storm by far and away is one that has us most concerned with heavy rain and slowing down traffic, the greenbelt going up bwi, going up 29, 95, going fob slow going. it's going to move south and -- to be slow going. it's going to move south and head through southern prince george's county in the next hour. the next hour it will be out of district but again severe thunderstorms and heavy rain. look at the lightning with these storms. look at all the lightning there. there's another batch back to the north of us. the frontal system itself is still well north. that

george's county, about ready to move over the border. you folks be on the lookout. brandywine, you're about to get a 15-minute drink from mother nature. leonard town all the way down to st. george island, a little thunderstorm there. it's about ready to go back over the open waters of the bay but it has been dry. be i this time of the year on average we'd have had 21 1/2 inches of rain. this time last year just under 18. but now this year, less than 15 inches of rain for the year to date, and most of that came on just a couple of real soaker days. so it's been a dry one and it's been a hot one. we'll talk about your seven-day forecast, which looks both hot and dry coming up in a few more minutes. back to you. >> all right, chuck. see you then. metro officials are working around the clock trying to figure out what triggered the computer glitch that forced them to halt train service on two occasions over the weekend. the transit agency says no passengers were in danger. this evening lawmakers are speaking out about new federal regulations aimed at keeping riders safe. "news 4's" darcy spencer live with more. darcy? >> reporter: jim, yes. several off

george's county. let's go back over to the maps this time to the west side of town. there had been all this construction in tysons and annandale, 66, the dulles toll road. i believe that all should be cleared up now with maybe some residual delays but other than that, lanes are open. a live look at 66. looking good inbound at route 123. coming up in my next report, we'll go to 95 in virginia at 5:09. >> thanks, monika. >>> just about 5:02. calls for mayor vincent gray to resign are starting to crop up. three members of the d.c. council are among those asking for him to step down. >> the mayor tried to defend himself yesterday during a press briefing saying his administration is not corrupt. 9news now reporter delia goncalves is following this story live at the wilson building trying to make a distinction between the campaign and his administration. are people buying it? >> reporter: it's an interesting angle but i don't know if folks are buying it, especially when we tell but this major break in the case that we've learned of this morning. it appears that mayor gray

town. >> who runs? >> george wiegle is the president. he's written a new book coming out this fall dealing with the revolution in eastern europe. a quite interesting book. >> who is the most ethical president in our history? >> it would be very hard to say that, who is the best, but certainly there are several who come to my mind. certainly george washington was regarded by his -- by his fellow countrymen at time as quite an ethical man. i think as well abraham lincoln in terms of the office, in keeping the union together has to be regarded certainly as someone who was highly ethical. teddy roosevelt i would regard as someone who tried to make sure that his subordinates were ethical. he investigated any charges of malfeasance against his subordinates and he called the shots as they may. i mean, he didn't turn someone out of office on the basis of a rumor. in fact, he would defend someone if they had been unfairly accused of something. i think it cuts both ways, you need the firmness to stand behind someone, if they've been unfairly accus

town. inner loop timely drill in prince george's county where officers hold a mass shooting dri drill. pat collins has that story. >> people yelling, screaming. utter chaos. >>> a man from virginia in the i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >> time now for this week's installment of in case you missed it. >> mascots, high flying performances and baseball catches. dan hellie fills us in. >> in case you missed it, here's a mascot that should have been pulled over for speeding. norfolk tides mascot rip tide going way too fast. good thing that suit has all the padding. no injuries and the show went on. maybe they need speed limit signs on the warning track. the olympics start one week from today and from what we've seen thus far it's going to be quite a spectacle. check out the new york based performers on the london eye. it was a series of gorilla performances al

>> they are now east of town producing some very heavy rains in essentially prince george's county.e show you live radar. the red indicates the heavy rainfall. rainfall rates of about an inch per hour. we can see to the west, your showers and thunderstorms are over, the back edge of the shower activity, back toward frederick and leesburg and loudoun county. one little kind of trailing thunderstorm here is still on the west side of 95. that's going to roll across into the -- across the river into charles county in the next hour but we'll zoom in and focus on this area of storms. it's a pretty heavy area of storms. this is what prompted all the flood warnings. most of the counties in the metro area under a flash flood warning until 1:30. don't cross a flooded street. look at the heavy rain from bowie, back down to -- essentially upper marlboro, into clinton, ride 50, out to annapolis, eventually toward the basement we'll put this into motion over the next hour. they essential move due east, a little south of due east. but shady side, calvert, st. mary's will get hammered. the good new

prince george's county beltway looks great east side of town. coming up in my next report, we'll go south to 6:12. >>> at the top of the hour, let's get the latest on the epic storm after-math. federal agencies are open on time today, however, nonemergency employees still do have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. >>> summer programs in most school districts will be up and running once again today. there are still 19 schools without power. >> as for the power outage numbers, there are still over 80 without power. pepco is down to just over 21,000 outages. >> among the places still without power is where delia gone calfs is in montgomery county. the lights are still out in some portions of the neighborhood. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a tough few days for the folks in cabin john. we're live in the corner of seven locks road. a portion of the street appeared to have lights when we first arrived here and a little before 5:00 a.m. this morning. the other portion is completely in the dark. so that is probably

washington in prince george's county coming in at 77 degrees right now. isolated thunderstorms. hager town, that's dropping south and east. about an hour and 30 minutes, it will be here so we're talking about the showers around the area, a break and then the possibility, 50% chance of afternoon storms. i think those will be progressive storms and scattered. it will not have any affect on the fireworks. let's get a look at traffic now with danella. >> right now, we have a serious situation. 29d 5 northbound just getting this at i-95 all of your northbound lanes are blocked in that area because of an accident involving a pedestrian. if you're traveling 295 northbound in maryland at i-95, all of those northbound lanes are blocked at the beltway. so let's head up to i-270. things look a lot better in that area. traveling i-270 in both directions, north and south, live look as you make your way through germantown. nice and clear. hardly any cars southbound. northbound, absolutely clear. no accidents, no issues. as you connect to the beltway in this area. again, no problems on the inner loop and

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after a holiday but people still have to get around. >> george: yes, if you're born to the oakland airports are trying to catch a flight out of townuts a big wrinkle in those plants from san francisco. a lot of people like to use this because it is the same distance as well. if you have a flight it will take 30 minutes or 45 minutes to get there. give yourself an extra hour at because you have to go back to the san mateo bridge or the golden gate. the quickly to get its options. we will cover the bay bridge, there is no back up in the westbound direction. >> george: if you are heading to the san mateo bridge to be coming this way, that is the more likely traveled direction. >> george: if you we using the golden gate bridge, this is the way you go north bound. again, you should give yourself an extra hour to get to your destination if you were planning on using either of those to alternate route. now let us take the direct route to the weather center we have james fletcher with an update. >> james: we have a live look at our cameras this morning edition and a little bit of a cloud over san francisco. that is making things harder fo

why bells will be ringing in one maryland town today. >> and george zimmerman is granted bail, but not without strict rules. what a judge said he must do in order to remain a free man until his trial. >> changes are coming to d.c. taxis, but it's going to cost you. what you will soon see when you flag a cab down. >> as we head to the break, here's a live look outside. that's a look at the national cathedral. and in the foreground, our broadcast tower. we'll have -- maybe -- we will have -- >> the cathedral we can say for sure. >> anyway, stay with us. we've got more fox morning news right after this. building pass, corporatete ca, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. >>> some folks who missed fireworks

a roundtable at the home of a couple in cedar rapids iowa as mitt romney has a town hall in grand junction, colorado. george w. bush hasn't been on a national ballot in eight years but his tax cuts are front and center. the president opens up a new attack against mitt romney trying to drive a wedge between the middle class tax cuts and tax breaks for the rich. >> it's time to let the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans, folks like myself, to expire. >> the white house vowed that the president will veto any legislation that includes tax cut extensions for the wealthy. it's a promise though the president has made before during his first campaign for president. >> let's roll back the bush tax cuts that went to the wealthiest americans. >> and again in 2010. >> how do you get up here and talk about how you care so deeply about the deficit and yet you want to perpetuate a tax cut that costs $700 billion. with a b. >> four months later he signed the extension of all the tax cuts. now, all of this is about trying to put romney on the defensive and actually highlight romney's own personal wealth. and the presiden

town. >>> today, a vote could settle months of wrangling over plans to put a whole foods in prince george'sounty. developers want to build the grocery store in a mixed-use town center in riverdale park off of us-1 and the east west highway. county officials say the $226 million development could create jobs, but neighbors worry about traffic gridlock in their community. the county council is expected to take up the issue this afternoon. >>> the time right now is 6:36. avoiding a big tax hike. the latest plan to help give you some financial relief. >>> also ahead, we are surveying the damage in virginia after a powerful storm left its mark on one community. >>> rain continues to move through parts of our region. we're going to show you what you can expect as you plan your day. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message. >>> live look outside now, coming up on 6:41. 73 degrees. maybe looks a little hazy in the picture, a few clouds out there. but it's only 73 degrees! >> but the bottom line i

we begin in aurora with abc's cecilia vega, cecilia, this town has been hit so hard. >> reporter: yeah, george. everybody reeling out here. good morning to you. the president arrives at 4:00 this afternoon. we're told that he'll be meeting with the victims who are still in the hospital, the families of those who have passed away out here, as well as state and local officials. as for those victims, we now know all of their identities. these stories are so tragic out here. men who jumped in the line of fire to protect their girlfriends. and the youngest victim 6 years old. she came here with her mother, that mother remains in critical condition. authorities spent the day all day yesterday at the shooter's apartment here in aurora, trying to get inside this building. they said that this was a complex scene, a chilling scene of trip wires and booby traps. the police chief said that it was set up to kill the first person that walked through the door. holmes remains in custody here, his first court appearance is tomorrow morning. george? >> all right, cecilia thank you. >>> we want to get more on ja

phelps of fans had to be sad without their home town hero started but with six more races to go, phelps has plenty of opportunities to come back. george spent the night with fans at a viewing party and filed this report. usa! >> it was a surprising and disappointing night for fans of michael phelps who finished fourth in the opening race to become the winningest olympian in history. >> i was worried when he barely qualified. it was disappointing. i thought he was going to pull together. >> the critics cropped up nationwide, some calling it the passing of the torch to try and lochte. things got personal on to appear. this poll felt his career can return to parting. katie old people to lay off a phelps. what does he have to prove? he trained for years, a phelps defense was not difficult to find. >> people like to celebrate victories but also their failures. whatever, we love him. >> his fans were quick to point out he still has six chances. >> almost the achievement ripken had. having a two great athletes from baltimore is significant. >> at some say a record-breaking phelps performance will make us forget all about this loss. >> else i

window and enjoy that. 60s in many areas with low 70s in town after tremendous rains right over d.c., parts of fairfax and montgomery and prince george's that storm from 7:00 to 9:30 just sat there. let's get you going with a look at the day planner this wednesday morning, july 11, my birthday as they have alluded to. 77 degrees here at 8:00. by noon we'll be in the mid- 80s. a mix of sun and clouds out there today. there's a slim chance we'll see a stray storm this afternoon. yesterday we didn't have many storms. it just happened to be over a densely populated area. highs in the upper 80s to near 90 and 84 still at 8:00. winds generally east at 5 to 10 miles an hour. here's a look at the doppler radar. again virginia beach, norfolk, over toward raleigh and roanoke seeing a few showers. a quiet morning here in washington and off to the south, nothing happening now. temps running in the 60s. in fact very comfortable 66 in cumberland and luray this morning. it's 68 at the tappahannock airport. 74 at the patuxent river naval air station. here in d.c. this morning we're sitting in the 70s. can't see it but just partly cloudy skies out ther

town. no problems at branch avenue. really prince george's county beltway looks pretty much like n.ext report we'll go out west at 5:38. >>> there could be a last ditch fight at today's d.c. city council meeting. >> high-tech company opposes a bill to require a $15 minimum for car services in the district. san francisco-based uber make as smartphone map that matches high end car services with customers but company executives had hoped to lower prices to offer services for less affluent customers, excuse me. council member mary cheh says uber is trying to muscle in on the taxi market without being required to meet taxi regulations. >>> another item coming up before the d.c. council today involves pepco. council woman cheh is introducing another bill which would force the utility to lay more power lines underground making them less vulnerable to storm damage. delia goncalves is live at the wilson building with more. we heard this before. it's going to be costly but hey, when do we start if we don't start now, right? >> reporter: exactly. what's what mary cheh is saying. i know the pro

town. no problems approaching the beltway. beltway itself in prince george's county, really no problems to report. nice trip between the win and college park. here we are at new york avenue at bladensburg, everybody moving this. do want to mention fairfax county parkway southbound at burke lake road, right lane is blocked for paving work. >>> four people riding in an airport shut toll dulles international were taken to the hospital after a crash on the dulles toll road. a fox 5 viewer sent us pictures of the crash. here is a look at it. the super shuttle hit a barrier and then hit a small car near the reston parkway. accident closed down two lanes of traffic. most of the injuries were minor. one person was badly hurt and taken to the hospital in a medical helicopter. >>> some disturbing new details nearly 11 years after 9-11. a newly released report by the government actability office uncovered a glaring loophole in security. >> it is completely unacceptable that a decade after 9-11, gao has uncovered weaknesses in our security controls that were supposed to b

. >>> the possibility of prince george's county getting its first whole foods could be decided today. developers want to build a mixed-use town center in riverdale park off us-1 and the east west highway. county officials say the $226 million development would create jobs, but people who live in the area say retail shops could lead to traffic gridlock in that area. the county council is expected to take up the issue this afternoon. >>> 4:35 right now. things expected to heat up once again on capitol hill. lawmakers return to the halls of congress today following their summer break. they'll have a full plate leading up to the election. there will be renewed debate over tax cut proposals, including whether to extend the bush-era tax cuts. plus, house republicans plan to push a repeal vote on president obama's health care overhaul just declared constitutional by the supreme court. in now to "decision 2012," where mitt romney is answering calls to explain his offshore bank accounts. he was courting wealthy donors in the hamptons yesterday. democrats are criticizing the former governor, saying he's severely out of touch with the m

george howe, thank you very much. >>> what is it like to watch your home town burn? next, you'll see for yourself through the lens of a cnn i-reporter. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> we want to take you, now, to colorado where 11 wildfires are actively burning across the state. to give you an idea of the epic scope of these fires, our i-reporter, cody, sent us this footage of a massive line of fire in colorado springs. look at that. he said he witnessed the destruction of hundreds of homes. cody joins me now. he's on the phone. cody, you grew up there. what has this been like watching all this happen here? >> you know, don, it's been -- it's been unreal. this is definitely something that, you know, colorado springs has never witnessed or expected to ever see. you know, for me it's, you know, i've never seen anything like this ever occur in my lifetime. >> so, we're looking at the pictures here. describe to us what

town next week, and it won't be me. u.s. olympic men's basketball team will practice on the campus of george washington university.n a day later, both the men and women's team will play an exhibition at the verizon center against brazil. today the final roster was announced. you guessed it, kobe, lebron, carmelo anthony and kevin durante headlined the team. injuries preventing several players from participating, but melo and durante say they're there and the team they have is good enough. >> the guys we have now are very versatile. we're looking forward to bringing everybody together and going over there and having some fun. >> a lot of guys here are greedy. we want to continue to pile on the wins and gold medals. you know, everybody, you know, there's only one option for us. so we've got to come out here and try to get it. >> all right, good for him. great guy, kevin durante. kobe, lebron, durante, chris paul, darren williams also on the team. tyson chandler, kevin love, russell westbrook and blake griffin, james harden and andre. >>> to tennis in and out, cut foot, blood cloots in her lungs, those have been the

town. you are around 71. we talked about the dew points. in 590s. >>> dozens of people without a place to live following a fire in prince george's county.this is the fire in the district heights. this was last night. a police officer saw the flames coming out of the apartments. he yelled out for people to get out. they can't didn't have much time before it spread. a woman had to leave her dogs. >> i watched my kids burn. they were my kids. >> it took 100 firefighters an hour to get it under control. no word on the cause. >>> the atm is the easiest and fastest way to get cash. but be aware of your surroundings. they believe the samemm commited a number of robbed -- armed robberies. they are seeking money by foot or through the atm window. he's gun and commits then at night and weekends. >> he is a black maleis his face is covered he arrives in a vehicle t has been different for most of the crimes. >> he has struck a variety of banks, frederick road. >>> a baltimore native is remembered at honorable for his service. brandon pepper was killed in afghanistan. the department of defense said the 31-year-old died when his unit was attacked. he

. >> george howell reporting live. coming up, a mexican town has long time stars to the united states, including a harlem pizza place. times are changing and with it the direction of migrants. we'll look at their difficult homecoming. >>> mao is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day, the question for you this morning, is the health care mandate a tax or a penalty? on the health care law we're caught in a heated battle over the 26 word versus the "p" word, tax or penalty. yes, the president promised not to raise taxes on middle class americans but critics of the health care law say with the individual mandate the requirement that most americans buy health inslurns or face a penalty, the president will be doing just that, taxing middle class americans. after all the administration used that argument in part to persuade chief justice roberts. >> the broken promises and hypocrisy are becoming breathtaking from the president who says one thing to get this past congress and then another thing to get it past the supreme court.

the greater irony is on june 11th when george wallace blocked the door -- i think it was 63 but the irony is june 11th is the same date edith got back into town. isn't that ironic? >> host: when was the last conversation you had with your mother? >> oh one of. i don't remember--literally my last conversation. my mother had a stroke in august of 2005. from that point forward she didn't talk a lot. i don't remember the exact conversation but i remember the sunday before she had a stroke, it was in the bahamas. that i had gotten in and make sure she was okay. she had a minor stroke two weeks before and everything was ok and i asked to find the paper work and to make sure i got on her bank account and she signed paperwork and that was our last real conversation. i will give you a call on tuesday. she had a stroke on tuesday. the rest of my conversation said a few words here and there. >> host: what are you doing these days? >> guest: i am the ceo of the institution my mother founded. we are in the process of expanding our educational platform so it can be more available online as well as the view in the school system because her mission was to ge

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george's county, a hear is under way. developers want to build it in a mixed-use town center in riverdale park county officials tell us thent could create a lot of jobs, but neighbors wore it would create too much gridlock. >>> the university of maryland's medical system is set to take over the emergency room operations. according to "the examiner" the company turned over control of its e.r. last week and now there are plans for umd to assume responsibility. hospital officials say consolidating will help control costs and allow for better coordination. >>> the so-called doomsday is here. the virus that had the potential to leave thousands without >>> today was supposed to be doomsday for thousands of internet users, but so far things have not been as bad as first feared. for the past several months, the fbi has been running servers to protect internet users. those servers expired at 12:01 this morning. experts were worried that thousands were infected with the virus and their users were unaware. but so far very few people have actually been affected. >> they had found a way to tap into one of the most lucrative sources of