it is at that time that she basically says, you know, this young man, george wilson and another young man got into an argument in my house and he committed this horrible crime and basically he forced me to help him destroy this evidence. and so, the issue about her testimony is problematic because on one hand, she herself was a pretty dubious carrots there, but there were a lot of account of what ministries and especially in custody and being vulnerable to certain things, particularly sexual assault. their accounts of other black women who said they were interrogated by folks wearing masks, but even though their faces were covered, their eyes weren't and they were looking her all over. another instance there's a white woman has actually arrested on a prostitution charge, who in her memoir testified she submitted to these advances of the guard in order to escape herself. to be sorted in prison at this time, it is dangerous and dubious, but for obvious reasons. when she mixes compassion, they go in to george will said and george wilson to use the term mulatto at this time. he's the sum

♪ç the names of master sergeant frances corcoran and master sergeant george wilson were unveiled. die of illnesses while serving in vietnam. their names bring the total on the memorial to 648. >>> in montgomery county yesterday, hundreds of veterans and their families celebrated a new effort to welcome our troops home. not far from this site in washington, new homes will be built for veterans. they can live there for free and they'll get job training. >> corporate america doesn't understand their qualifications, their discipline. >> power home remodeling group of chester funded the project with a multimillion dollar donation to the ft. washington american leith. >>> tomorrow is the deadline for the wawa foundation's first ever hero award. one local nonprofit that's making a difference in our area could win a $50,000 grant. the checks will be presented on the fourth of july during wawa welcome america which you can watch live right here on nbc 10. june 1st is the deadline to enter. for more information, visit the wawa foundation.org. >>> 4:23. first came the national championship,

. >> reporter: tw master sergeant francis corcoran a green beret and master sergeant george wilson whoved in military intelligence both became ill in vietnam and later died. the families of both men were at today's ceremonies. it is the first time in 13 years names have been added to the memorial here. >>> and there was a grand show of red, white and blue today the in lower bucks county. hundreds lined the streets to watch the annual yardley lower makefield parade. many waved and clapped as a procession of veterans rolled by in classic cars and they clapped along as the pennsbury high school band performed the john philip sousa march. >>> in delaware county the springfield high school marching band entertained folks along the parade route this morning. the parade marched its way to the springfield township building for a wreath laying ceremony to honor local fallen members of our military. >> the flags of the military branches led the way in today's memorial day parade in maple shade new jersey. boy and girl scouts were also among the marchers along main street along with local fire co

the names of frances cochran and george wilson are etched in stone in the memorial.both men were army master sergeants who served in vietnam and died of illnesses in 1967. nbc 10 spoke to their loved ones at penn's landing yesterday. >> he was a soldier to the core. he finally made it to the wall. >> the official unveiling of the soldier's names is scheduled for 12:30 this afternoon, rain or shine. >>> also happening today, vice president joe biden will attend a ceremony naming delaware's national reserve center in new castle for his son who die one year ago today. major bow bieau biden. >>> a local remodeling company will make a multimillion dollar donation to a housing project for veterans of the american legion post in ft. washington. >>> also today, a pair of memorial day events are scheduled aboard the battleship "new jersey." . there will be a naturalization ceremony welcoming more than three dozen new u.s. citizens. count on nbc 10 to keep you up to the minute on any cancellations or changes. for this people memorial day, ct the nbc 10 app and check on the for

ç ♪ the names of master sergeant frances corcoran and master sergeant george wilson were unveiled. men die of illnesses while serving in vietnam. their names bring the total on the memorial to 648. >>> in montgomery county yesterday, hundreds of veterans and their families celebrated a new effort to welcome our troops home from war. not far from this site in ft. washington developers will build new homes for veterans. they can live there for free and they'll get job training. >> corporate america doesn't understand their qualifications, their discipline. >> power home remodeling group of chester funded the project with a multimillion dollar donation to the ft. washington american legion. >>> new information this morning about pennsylvania's so-called porn gate scandal. the top aide to attorney general kathleen kane has canceled a news conference scheduled for today that's within a report by a special prosecutor investigating offensive and sometimes pornographic e-mails shared by judges, prosecutors and others was supposed to be released. bruce castor says the report is not complete

sound of taps filled the air and the names of master sergeant francis corcoran and master sergeant george wilsonveiled. two heroes who will be forever remembered here. both men died while serving but not during combat. there are now 648 names on the memorial. >>> hundreds of veterans, meanwhile, and their families gathered in montgomery county today to celebrate a new effort to welcome our troops home from war. not far from this site in ft. washington, new homes will be built all for veterans reentering after service. they'll get job training and live here for free. >> corporate america doesn't really understand their qualifications, their discipline. >> the project is funded by a multimillion dollar donation from power home remodeling group of chester, to the ft. washington american legion. >>> memorial day weekend didn't end on a high weather note with much of our area getting soaked today, but will that change? let's get another check with your neighborhood forecast with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn? >> yeah, we're definitely going to be seeing improvement in the weat

a green beret and george wilson serving in military intelligence both became ill in vietnam and laterd. the families of both men were at the ceremonies and it is the first time in 13 years that names have been added to the memorial. >>> philadelphia's homeless veterans remembered this memorial day. chosen 300 ministries invited them to a special holiday meal. there were who had dogs, mac and cheese and everything you expect at a backyard cook out. a fifth of the city's homeless served in the armed forces but have since fallen on hard times. >>> the phillies saluted america's military men and women before the game with the nationals. invited up for the pledge of allegiance. and patrick murphy threw out the first pitch, and a moment of silence for those giving their lives. ♪ and the home of the brave >> phillie fans were asked to write thank you notes to members and they will be mailed overseas for troops deployed over the holidays. >>> and find photos and videos from community parades and remembrances. and keep an eye on 6abc.com/weather for the forecast for the rest of the week. >>> o

the names of frances corcoran and george wilson are now etched in stone at the memorial.both men were army master sergeants who served in vietnam and died of illnesses in 1967. nbc 10 spoke to their loved ones who visited the memorial at penn's landing yesterday. >> he finally made it on the wall. >> the official unveiling is scheduled for 12:30 this afternoon, rain or shine. >>> thanks to a couple of schools, north penn's high school's marching band will still get to play today. west chester and springfield area high are loaning instruments to north penn's band. last week, the montgomery county high school's bands' instruments were severely damaged in an arson. authorities say a student set the fire in the band storage area. that student was arrested and charged with multiple felonies. >>> and tap on the nbc 10 app for help making your memorial day plans. we'll tell you about changes or cancellations to local event. check out the first alert weather forecast and get traffic updates while you're there. >>> 5:07 this morning. an outpouring of support for a police officer w

etched in stone at philadelphia's vietnam memorial, you will find the names of francis corcoran and george wilson. >> privilege and honored. very long time coming. >> reporter: their families got to see their names next to others who served so bravely. >> don't know why it didn't happen when it should have earlier. >> reporter: both men died in 1967 while in service during the vietnam war just not on the battlefield. wilson was an analyst who had a previous tour of duty. corcoran had served in korea. he endured a similar circumstance. >> he had his year up in vietnam. he was ready to come home. he took ill. he died at walter reed. >> it wasn't until 2013 the department of defense allowed them to be included in the national vietnam veterans memorial. >> teared up. >> reporter: now they join the 646 other veterans whose service is honored right here at home. >> i was thrilled. he was a soldier to the core. i'm sure he is up there smiling he finally made it on the wall. >> reporter: tomorrow there will be an official unveiling of the names right here at 12:30. this will take place rain or shine. >>>

. ♪ >> an emotional day as the sound of "taps" tifilled the air, and names of corcran and george wilsoneiled, two heros forever remembered here, both died while serving, but not in combat so their names were not added until now. >> reenforces for another generation the commitment to and love of country and to never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> i asked you that you remember those who have given all each and every day and not just memorial day. >> with today's additions, there's now 648 names on that memorial. >> arlington national cemetery this morning, president obama paid tribute to armed service members who lost their lives. the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns and bowed his head in a moment of silence, talking about josh wheeler, an elite delta force soldier killed fighting isis. his wife, ashley, was there with their ten month old son. he talked about how his service should make us all want to be better. >> today, this husband and father rests here in arlington in section 60. we are better citizens because of wheeler. >> he said a nation is jud

the names of frances corchoran and george wilson. both men were army master sergeants who served in vietnam and died in 1967. "nbc 10" spoke with loved ones who visited penns landing yesterday. >> he was a soldier to the core. i'm sure he got a smile that he finally made it on the wall. >> the official unveiling is scheduled for 12:30 this afternoon rain or shine. >>> another philadelphia neighborhood is also honoring veterans who gave the ultimate sacrifice. the united veterans of bridesburg held their annual service. the celebration wraps up be with a parade which began about an hour ago. >>> the wet weather is affecting some memorial day activities today. downing town canceled its parade. ben salem postponed its parade until next sunday, june 5th. avalon held an indoor ceremony instead of having a parade. >>> happening today, vice president joe biden will attend a ceremony naming delaware's national reserve center in new castle for his son who died one year ago today. major beau biden, an iraq war veteran and former state attorney

names of frances corcoran and george wilson are now etched in stone at the memorial.e men were army master sergeants who served in vietnam and died of illnesses in 1967. nbc 10 spoke to their loved ones who visited the memorial at penn's landing yesterday. >> he was a soldier to the core. i'm sure he's up there smiling, he finally made it on the wall. >> the official unveiling of the soldiers' names is scheduled for 12:30 this afternoon, rain or shine. >>> power companies in our area are ready for possible power outages caused by tropical storm bonnie. >> a number of communities called off their memorial day festivities because of the wet weather. downingtown canceled its parade, bensalem postponed its parade until next sunday, june 5th. avalon canceled its parade. instead, they'll be holding an indoor ceremony. for a complete list, check out the nbc10.com app or go to the website. >>> count on nbc 10 to keep you up to the minute on any cancellations or changes in the events for this memorial day. use the nbc 10 app to help make your plans today. >> 6:10 and 72 degree

new names are master sergeant francis cork ran of port richmond and master sergeant george wilson.wo service members had gone unrecognized for nearly 50 years, they were recognized officially by the department of defense back in 2013. >>> as mother nature rained on your mothers day parade cbs philly.com has a list of rescheduled events. >>> but the fallen were remembered across the united states, in ceremonies, small and large, mark albert show you a few of them as he reports now from washington. >> present. >> present boot. >> president obama laid wreath of the tomb of unknowns at arlington national cemetery paying tribute to thousands of men and women who died on the battle field and were never identified. in his last memorial day as president, he called for improved services in health care, for veterans and their families. >> for us, the living, for those who still have a voice, it is our responsibility, our obligation to fill that silence with our love and our support and our gratitude and not just with word but with our actions. >> reporter: here at world war two memorial a ce

. >> ♪ >> reporter: in 1967, master sergeants francis corcoran and george wilson died in military hospitalsg ill during the vietnam war. today their names were added to the vietnam veterans memorial at the penn's landing. >> it was really thrilling and i was so glad that my kids and my grand kids, some of them could be here. >> reporter: elizabeth corcoran was surrounded by family including her eight children. frank wilson traveled from tennessee to see his father's name unveiled he described the last time he saw his father alive just before his senior year of high school. >> he was smiling. >> reporter: organizers say it's been 13 years since names have been added to this wall. it brings the total to 648 philadelphia veterans. reporting at the vietnam veterans memorial, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> in delaware, a group gathered at the war memorial plaza in new castle. the korean war veterans association organized this morning's program complete with a salute and wreath laying. democratic senator tom carper was also there to help honor newark residents steve lonzo. he's the one

ceremony today the names of master sergeant francis corcoran of port richmond and master sergeant george element wilsonfrankford were unveiled. the service members had gone unrecognized for nearly 50 yea years. they were officially recognized by the department of defense in 2013. >>> in bucks county today a special ceremony was held at the national veterans cemetery in washington's crossing. hundreds attended the memorial day service to honor fallen soldiers. over 11,000 veterans buried since it was established five years ago. >> a man takes his dog for a walk on this memorial day and it ends in tragedy. the man died while trying to rescue his dog from the pennypack creek in northeast philadelphia. the marine unit pull the sketch-year-old man's body out of the creek near very rei road about 9:00 their this morning. his identity has not been released. police later found the victim's dog alive by his car. >>> young girl is in stable condition to of after she was bit tepp by a dog at tenth and ontario streets in north philadelphia. police found four pitbulls. the girl was bitten once in the face and treat

ceremony today the names of master sergeant francis corcoran of port richmond and master sergeant george element wilsonf frankford were unveiled. the service members had gone unrecognized for nearly 50 yea years. they were officially recognized by the department of defense in 2013. >>> in bucks county today a special ceremony was held at the national veterans cemetery in washington's crossing. hundreds attended the memorial day service to honor fallen soldiers. over 11,000 veterans buried since it was established five years ago. >> a man takes his dog for a walk on this memorial day and it ends in tragedy. the man died while trying to rescue his dog from the pennypack creek in northeast philadelphia. the marine unit pull the sketch-year-old man's body out of the creek near very rei road about 9:00 their this morning. his identity has not been released. police later found the victim's dog alive by his car. >>> young girl is in stable condition to of after she was bit tepp by a dog at tenth and ontario streets in north philadelphia. police found four pitbulls. the girl was bitten once in the face and tre

the names of two more soldier, master sergeant francis corcoran of port richmond master sergeant george wilsonool graduate, both died in 1967. they were added to the viet nam veterans memorial wall in washington last year, their families are are expected to attend the ceremony scheduled for 12:30 this afternoon. now, let's check in on the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger in the weather center good morning, brooke, gotten more rain on the the way here today, generally scattered fashion, but, when it comes through, it hits you hard, so, doppler estimates even in the last 24 hours are actually two plus even three plus inches in some locations that we have heard reports, verifying those three plus inch reports, for some spots in new jersey, up toward the poconos, here's how the radar currently stands. we are seeing things sort of empty out at least for now, i can't guarantee it will stay this way, how much, we have plume of tropical moisture, anyone fair game at any time to see additional shower or thunderstorm and brief but drenching downpour, thankfully by tomorrow

upper loop prince george county branch avenue wilson bridge looking good cross is into alexandria now not seeing lays on five or four inbound and i'll let you know when that changes inside the district new york avenue looking good by bladeensburg road and area drijs are clear and if you happen to take mets row tid just checked no reported delays kicking in for 5:00 start time i'll let you know if and when delays pick up for well and aside from that tweet me with anything you're seeing on the roads @erinfoxdc. >> coming up on "fox5 news morning" a legal battle with obama administration. california made this gepder debate simple as it can be. >> lawmakers on the hill approve money to fight the zika virus. "fox5 news morning" back after this. >> here's a quick look at stock futures♪ breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. breyers has fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers. the good vanilla. our milk and cream come from cows not treated with artificial growth hormones. ii can't believe

heavier traffic causes bigger delays and then once you get to the beltway from prince george county across the wilson bridge looking good to alexandria. let's live look outside we'll let you know when normal cop squeington picks up. mass pass avenue norm west starts to low a bit. we'll check in and see how maryland drive times are shaping up next, steve. >> as you get ready to head out on the morning on the morning commute ask yourself this? who are you sharing the roadway with? a truck inspection said one in four trucks had enough violations to be taken off the road. maryland state police directed more than 400 trucks to being checked out 113 of them were taken out of service. some for tire violations one was more than 24,000 pounds overweight. that's 12 tons. all violations had to be fixed before the trucks could go back out on the . >> deadly ram payment endsed in a mall. not far from boston details next. >> first american to take home a gold metal in orlando is most decorated in invick item games. we're back in 30 seconds >> witnesses say he assaulted several people inside a store where he stabbe

live look outside sluggish sluis across the wilson bridge from prince george's county as you make yourteohe wilsn bridge there. this is by good luck road inner and outer loop look. lk if you encounter den fog use use your low beams out by 202 on thn beltway. take your time watch your slicku conditions from the rain thisin morning. we'll switch it ba tock look at our maps. ou a lot of congestion a lot of lot crashes around the area. a twitter update for you from metro, green line even though there are no longer single tracking only rail line righte now with residual delays in botb directions due to an earl err er condition at the navy yard.ti a lot of yellow and reond on oun map because of that rain rn unfortunately.fo back to you allison and steve. >>> coming up if you're planning that hit the road for memorial day listen up.n we'll tell was you can expect tt pay at the pump.at thep >> newco virus as well when experts say those mosquitoes may make theire way into the us.s. and the east coast coming up. 7:38. ♪ ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh.

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goo inner loop bottom of theoo beltway problem free from free m prince george's county as yourgn cross the wilsonou covered if and when anything else picks up.ng elspik metro is gearing up for u service in the next fewe in minutes that is on time. we'll let you know if thingsfhi get congested later in the in morning. back to you. >> coming up on fox newsing up morning the meeting betweeningen donald trump and paul ryan has s led one republican leader to change his stance on the presumptive gop presidential nominee. >> north carolina's bathroominao law could impact one of the state's greatest past times.t tm as we head to break here's a quick look at this morning's mni stock futures. >> ♪ >> ♪ there this is fox5 news thx morning. mornin >> straight ahead on fox news morning, is president obamaidena overstepping the powers of hisss office? to

and then you can see those see e delays on the outer loop, inneri loop from prince george's across the wilsontypical slow-moving trafficr and we're all jammed fromro frederick down to the spur on 270 southbound.. more traffic in a few. ia f back to you guys.u guy >> erin, thanks. >>> still to come this morningom find out which companies were cw name the besert places to work k you're a new dad.ad. >> okay. and later, how steph curry's cur daughter stole the spotlight spg oncega acceptance speech. ♪ >> the support you've given me. ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >> 8:22. the federal transportationl tr secretary has issue a warning to metro.. anthony fox is seriously sious considering a shut down of the e entire system if the agency doed not fix the on-going safetyet issues. this morning we reaction from more metro officials

george washington's reasonings. part of it for washington and james wilson as well is the-- i mean, if you think of america at the time it was deeply important revolution particularly retrospectively and they seem to have an acute sense of the new world they were trying to bring about, but they were also really looked down upon by most europeans of the cheek or as not having the kind of cultural and educational institution you found in england or on the content, so that partly motivated washington, but washington was also as he puts it in his farewell address and in his attempts to call for banning of national university, he was also deeply aware that republican government he said would really need to cultivate a certain kind of knowledge and that you would have to speak not just to a leadership class that self-consciously thought about this knowledge, but it is just very that for these ideas and so education for him became a way of speaking to the nation he helped create and seeing that it would carry for the american experiment and looking back, we tend to presume it's success to some degree and yet those are the fo

as you get from route 4 continuing closer to the wilson bridge and prince george's county.arlier crash near branch avenue. tied it up for us. no big issues on 66 inside the beltway. as you head outside the beltway not bad. take a look at how light we are. this is near nutley street. we usually see bumper to bump every traffic. today we have seen less because it was national bike to work day. then on a friday we see volume that is lighter. american legion bridge. not bad on the inner loop or the outer loop. not too bad to be out there on the roads now. back to you. leon: okay. perfect day for biking to work. alison: perfect. thank goodness it wasn't tomorrow. leon: bad weekend for weddings. alison: i know. leon: graduations. >> you have to feel bad for the brides out there who have the outdoor weddings planned, doug. doug: it does not look good. especially the morning and the mid-day. late afternoon to the early everything. jump into it here. look at the satellite and the radar. a lot of rain in kentucky, southern ohio. more rain developing from southeastern virginia. bottom

wilson bridge on the outer loop. bumper to bumper. then you get a break in prince george's county. brianne carter is in mobiletrak7. she is near the wilson bridge. check in. >> we are alison: thank you. "7 on your side" now. if you are hitting the road from weekend, a.a.a. says gas prices, this is good news, at the lowest level in 11 years. the national average today is $2.31. that is up a penny since yesterday. but still down 42 cents from a year ago. in the d.c. area, average of $2.29 for a gallon of regular unleaded. throughout the next hour we'll show you some of the cheapest places to head up north, south, east or west over the weekend. i-95 south. that is before richmond. you can find the lowest gas prices wherever you are heading at our website. wjla.com. leon: we haven't seen that in a long time. people are taking to the skies for long weekend. after the long lines around the country t.s.a. is working to speed things up. we have done a lot to mitigate it. people will see the volume in the airport. this is a record travel volume here again. leon: today senate appropriations committee approved the addition for

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politician of massachusetts, visited in 1813 martha peter presented him with george .ashington's gorge it the one visible in charles wilson teal's portrait depicting him in his uniform as a kernel in the virginia regiment. martha noted that she had received it upon washington post death in 1799. ,onored to receive such a get it was presented to the benevolent society of washington in her honor. it cannot be found in the collection of the massachusetts historical society. few objects the that left the family in the 19th century. remember i mentioned that thomas and martha peter were ardent federalists? they named their three daughters accordingly. the harvard professor, george, visited the place, he noticed that they were of the boston stamp of politics, and allusion to their political affiliation is federalists. thomas peter died in the spring of 1834 and for the next 20 years martha peter was the owner of tutor place. the house was home to multiple generations of families. ,n 1842 when her daughter died her widower husband sent the children there to be raised whether grandmother. similarly, his daughter widowed after les

from the beltway on up.the as you head in on the inner then loop from prince george's county across into alexandria ad the wilson bridge very heavyvyno earlier deadly crash csh investigation has cleared byead the eisenhauer of a connector but traffic remains slow. earlier crash onc the innersh loop by 50 also cleared. clear we have active crash activityiv in frederick right now two. n t 70 south south of 8585 temporarily blocked all lanes al gh getting by so coming out ofout o frederick hopened by barnesvill. tr all metro lines o timebu th interchange you are jam pdked even though all lanes have reopened.re top of the beltway completelyell jammed.ja dealing with a crash byg wi cray university blocking thesitylock shoulder.sh earlier crash activity didr cra clear by connecticut but it's a parking lot on most of ourf inbound routes this morning. back to you, holly and allison. >> ♪ >> race for the president isdnts now focused on the hoosiersi state.st tomorrow voters in indianaats in will head to the polls. pol on the republican sidon trump sd trump says completing againstst his rival ted of time that could runnin

let's 35 before the beltway to about the 14 street bridge slow zona cross the wilson ridge and george count dwroy alexandria and crash on the district inbound tunnel at new york avenue and lingering 50 inbound 25 and on after 50 outtaer loop topside jammed to the spur. heavy traffic gw parkway past 123. key bridge jammed. sutland parkway jammed to south capitol and 210 slow in virginia and to 610 with red sdob and as you get closer to dale city crash involving a truck by the weigh station. watch for that. 55 east jammed as well. more traffic in a few. don't forget 270 south basically a parking lot with congestion. >> erin, thanks. still to comma largeing study about silent heart attacks. what are they. how come on are they and what should you look for. >> special pregnancy announcement getting buzz on the internet this morning how one woman's journey to motherhood is inspiring others with issues of infertility z2022z z2025z ♪ >>> live look kind of pointing g toward the airport there reagana national in the for ground.n tho air force mer morial in thel ine background.backou a lot of cl

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wilson center. i am delighted to welcome all of you to this session with jennifer metal set also on behalf my cochair from george washington university. since we're on c-span today let me just emphasize that we are at the wilson center, the nation's nation's memorial to 28th president and one of the nation's key now public policy form here at washington dc. you are add to the washington history seminar, and activity since 2010 we have ten we have jointly sponsored with the national history center. it's represented here by date kennedy comments director and the associate director. amanda along with pete in the back help us get organized for the sessions sessions that we hope will provide a forum for bringing historical context to public policy and to invite historical perspectives on international and national affairs. as always we want to acknowledge the society of historians of american foreign relations for sponsoring, cosponsoring the series as well as george washington university history department and several others. other named donors that allow us to make this on a weekly basis. i'm supposed to point out

georges county, from branch avenue toward the wilson street bridge.0 northbound, palmer road. watch for police, probably still on the scene there. more delays on the beltway, inner loop through virginia. melanie. >> anchor: thank you. right now, a man hunt in maryland, for this man. police say he shot and killed his estranged wife in the parking lot of a high school yesterday, happened in the afternoon. students and teachers were in the middle of after school activities. this morning, metro general manager paul wiedefeld is set to announce a new plan for track work to make sure rails are safe, will impact almost every one that takes metro. on the table, single tracking,y briefiated weekend cities and the closure of multiple stations. we will air that announcement for your live at 11:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. and don't miss our live interview with our general manager, paul we would feld on morning washington, on news channel 8. the latest news, traffic, ♪ i can't stop the feeling ♪ got me dancing dancing >>> welcome back to "gma." yeah, you're heari

lack of any kind of repercussions for darren wilson became part of the mobilization about why michael brown's case became such a touchstone. although george zimmerman who killed trayvon martin was indicted but not convicted. a number of other police officers let killed african-americans have not been indicted. and how bleating it was at the time in the sense of that michael brown was left there for 4.5 hours after he was shot, left industry. and -- left in the street. and how bleating it was afterwards. there were interviews of erin wilson when he describes michael brown as a demon and a thug and uses this really explicitly kind of racist images to describe this 18-year-old. and that also got echoed in new york times running a kind of profile of michael brown afterwords that said he was no angel and became a lot about how he got into trouble and there was some discussion about to did he rob a convenience store or steal something from the convenience store before earlier in the day before this happened. everything became about his kind of character and his sense of low character so to speak. all of that has significant parallels to what ha

wilson guthrie. interestingly, the one person who always comes to mind as a famous person named for a president, george washington carver, was actually named for george washington. there are these serious connections and then there are ones that are just plain inexplicable, and i bring you some news from the world of commerce. there's a whole set of presidential pez dispensers so you can open up zachary taylor's head and pull out a candy and the teddy bear named for president teddy roosevelt, and this i saw in cleveland, ohio. it's from the 19th century, garfield tea, laxative and diuretic. the slogan, flush your bowels with garfield tea. but there are some things that connect to us even today. far beyond, you know, what happened 100 or 150 years ago. we saw an example of that last year when president obama decided to change the name of the highest mountain in alaska from mount mckinley to denali. in my home state of new hampshire, we had an example of that about a decade ago when we have the presidential range of mountains, there's mount washington, mount adams, mount pierce, and some lawmakers wanted

george's county is looking good. overall, the beltway is pretty typical. outer loop there passing new hampshire, it's a little slow. so is the inner loop approaching the woodrow wilsondge. eastbound, the southeast freeway just past the exit for the 3rd street tunnel we have the two right lanes blocked here this morning. 66 at 95, no problems. 270 at montrose a little slow southbound. and 15 south of point of rocks bridge, we have the overturned truck there. no more blue line delays. >>> this just into the live desk, the tsa announcing it will add more officers to relieve all the backups at the airport security checkpoints. airports nationwide recently have been long lines. some doubling in size. some wait times up to 90 minutes to get through. there's more passengers and they have been focusing more on screening rather than efficiency. plus, budget cuts haven't helped either. they haven't been able to hire and train officers but that will change as they get more officers to make the lines shorter. over to eun. >>> thank you so much. we are continuing our waking up to wellness series this morning. a big question in many offices these days, whether to sit or stand. >>

wilson, an adviser to the anti-trump super pack, make america awesome. rick, what's your reaction to -- what was your reaction when you read that washington post column by george will saying what we need, conservatives need if donald trump is the nominee is a 50-state defeat of trump and trumpism. >> i was heartened by it and it doesn't surprise me. george will is a principaled conservative and he's been one his entire adult life. he's been the voice of this movement since many of us were in grade school and his credentials are impeccable as a conservative. and it was heartening for people who thought for a long time about the devastation he can wreak on both the conservative movement and the republican party. it's an existential threat if he becomes the nominee. >> how worried are republicans about the down balled effects of a trump nominee? >> very worried. it's one of the reasons we're dedicating a lot of resources to help ted cruz get the nomination. we think he'd do a lot better in the fall. actually, i think he can win and beat hillary clinton. but you won't have places like arizona and utah where hillary clinton has a chance to beat donald trump. we cou

traffic in prince george's, four is sluggish westbound side from wood yard to do you err house, five inbound 301 to sir at. also seeing congestion picking up on 301, sluggish across the wilson bridge. slow dreary morning, delays on the orange, blue, silver lines. we'll take a look at that your next look at traffic. back to you. >> 6:04. still ahead, breaking news from overseas to report, what caused deadly mud slide. >> plus primary results in from yesterday. bernie sanders still hanging in there. we will be right back with more of your political headlines and more at 6:09. >> hillary clinton claimed wing via twitter. >> on the republican side, donald trump, adds oregon to his tally of victories, last night's exclusive interview with fox's megan kelly, trump said if he does not win the election this fall will consider his campaign a complete waste. trump later tweet add compliment to kelly, well done, megan. meanwhile, on tuesday, the presumptive nominee said he is open to speaking with north korean leader kim jong un to try to stop north korea nuclear program. >> following two breaking news stories from overseas at this hour. ecuador, where 6.7 earthquake hit near the same

wilson high school was stabbed another was robbed at knife point. police have made an arrest in parents saying the student was not seriously injured. jim, back to you. >>> people in a prince george'swhen a killer is off the streets. there are no suspects in custody for murder early this morning in temple hills. he was shot to death on 23rd parkway just off iverson street. he was found slumped over on a white mercedes in the middle of the street. one woman says neighbors rushed out to try to save his life. >> people were trying to keep him awake, keep him alive, before the ambulance got here. i saw them doing cpr. my god, i hope he doesn't die. >> a $20,000 reward is being offered in this case. >>> thousands of prevention kits will be sent to pregnant women the state lab will start testing mosquitos for zika and virginia will lend a hand with mosquito control to local communities. you can stop the spread by getting rid of standing water in your yard. there is no cure and no vaccine for zika. >>> you will now see a new message on trash bins around fairfax county. slow down in neighborhoods. volunteers kicked off the program today in the virginia run community with american disposal

arnason, i'm from george washington university around cocare of the washington history seminar along with my colleague of the history and public policy program here at woodrow wilson center. the washington history seminar as many of you know is a joint product of the woodrow wilson center and american historical association national history center. we've now been going for a good number of years now. as we do every week we would like to thank the people who make this possible behind the scenes. pete berstecker from the wilson center and amanda monizz. they are behind the scenes to make sure the sessions come off without a glitch. that our speakers survive and schedule works and the like. so their labor is -- [applause] all right. indispensable to our success. as is the support of a number of individuals and institutions. the society, historians of american foreign relations schaefer, has generally underwritten this seminar for a number of years now, as has the george washington university history department and a number of individual donors. their support is crucial for this programing. feel free to join their ranks should you see fit. after our session today ther

palmer road really slowingylowig things down across the wilson wl bridge we are all jammed up onau the inner loop, local lanes les especially prince george's. 395 northbound forget about itti horrible ride across the 14th t street bridge with volume.ol crashes in the did trick asri a well. a crash southern avenue anden a wheeler rd another one north capital streee and chaning street northeast ant then in northwest constitutionot avenue at 23rd street. s tons of red on our secondaries.s trying to get into the districtc and if you're taking metro, red line back to normal after an afr earlier power outage at van ne ness. earlier malfunction at federalt triangle. triangle still affecting the silver linel and then signal problem blue ane yellow line at braddock road rd causing big delays from the the pentagon noon city. please be prepared for that. tha live look outside wet roads ands issues across the wilson bridgeg as i mentioned. mention inner loop really stacks up topp side of the beltway really heavy traffic on the outer loop across the area of new hampshire hamhi avenue. and the reputation i was talkinl about wisdom that of just a pura ge

george herbert walker bush in that re-election. you saw it with teddy roosevelt, divided the electorate that way which is what got you woodrow wilson. this country cannot afford to be the way we have in the last eight years and hillary clinton is a third barack obama term. >>> the ohio governor john kasich answers conservatives who want him to start a third party. >>> and a warn against travelers about possible missile attacks from north korea. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a sub

wilson center. i am delighted to welcome all of you to this session with jennifer metal set also on behalf my cochair from georgewashington university.

the capital beltway through crossing the wilson street bridge, left lane is broked with a second -- blocked with a second crash. delays all the way to prince georges, crowded and sluggish eastbound past 50 where you'll see a crash, the other just off 123. capital beltway through mongomery county, not too bad headed through silver spring. before you see the outer loop delays in southbound 270. with that crash cleanup just after middle brook road. that's the latest from news channel 8. good morning washington, see you back here tomorrow. have a thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >> it's "live." from the new series, it's maya rudolph and the co-winners of the scripps national spelling bee take on the co-hosts in the to bee or not to bee. and our summer shred

wilson. that's 96 years ago. the obamas want to stay in the capital until their baby girl, sasha, completes high school and i just learned from georgeis is in kalorama near all the embassies so not a bad neighborhood. >> you love doing real estate. >> i do. >> everything like that. >> all right, lara, thank you very much. an official welcome back to our ginger zee. [ cheers and applause ] brought the sunshine back with you. >> i brought california weather. hot and humid stuff stick around. that comes with air quality problems. from atlanta to new jersey, new york city, look at the temp, mid to upper 80s, close to 90 for new york. worcester, 85 for a high today. >> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area accweather forecast. it is gray now but sunny this afternoon. calmer and warmer. a huge summer spread developing tomorrow through the holiday monday. and the continued pattern you need the umbrella for the shade not for the wet weather. low-to-mid 60s half moon bay and san francisco and richmond and low 70s around the bay, upper 70s to low 80s inland. tonight the temperatures are falling into the 40s and 50s with less