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. >> reporter: at the funeral home in herndon where a viewing for her was held, there were no smiles.shing sense of grief and dispair. something terrible had broken the spirit of the 13-year-old girl described as bright and bubbly, an excellent student with a lovely singing voice. my stepdaughter took her own life sunday afternoon due to bullying. i want awareness increased. i do not want her to die in vain. >> it hurts really bad. we wish she could be here and we all wish we could have found a way to get her back. >> reporter: her classmates school, say her death profoundly but the entire community. >> we all care about our children, faith and our own and all of the -- many of the children are saddened isn't the right word. >> reporter: inform aftermath of her death, the school had grief counselors in place. they say they will continue to make counselors available to the students as long as they are needed. in herndon, jackie bensen, news 4. >> school officials didn't immediately respond to the comments about bullying. >>> when is the rain going to stop, doug? >> overnight tonight in

a viewing was held in herndon.er stepfather says he wants more people to know about bullying. >> faith's friends are devastated. >> right now, the parents and community are focused on the children to make sure they come out okay from this. >> clark county school officials did not immediately respond to our request for comment on the family's concerns about bullying. >> fed up over possible fare hikes. news 4 transportation reporter lets us know how much you could be forced to fork over. >> talking metro air increases with riders. should there even be talk of an increase. >> i'm not sure why they're raising fairs, but i do think they need to come up with another method instead of raising fares. it's not fair to anyone. >> banna joebz doesn't think it's fair to raise the price. we asked the head of metro if he thought it was fair. >> why is it fair? we have to operate and maintain the system. there should be a balance between what the jurisdictions and the taxpayers contribute and the fare riders. >> nobl finalized,

the democrats have a formidable candidate in john foust who represents mclean, great falls, vienna, herndon and parts of falls church. >> i think i've common straighted i can work across the aisle. -- demonstrated i can work across the aisle. >> reporter: foust said it was the government shutdown that pushed him to run for congress. >> i was so disappointed with congress when that happened. it was just like come on, guys and gaps, grow up. >> reporter: the tent congressional district spans a -- 70 of 10th -- the 10th congressional district spans a huge geographical area, many represented by state senator dick black who lives in ashburn and plans to run for the congressional seat. >> we're extremely strong in the west. >> reporter: black served also in the house of delegates and is a former marine who was wounded 10 minutes after this photo was taken in vietnam. >> there is corporal smith who was killed right beside me. >> reporter: he says the marine training gives him the drive to charge forward and he says he's determined to win the gop nomination. >> i am what i am. i am pro life. i am p

no wonder they blew up, and the dade, eisenhower and nextan -- herndon said about lincoln, amibition was an engine that never rested, and you have to have that to be a president, to even be eligible to become a president. to even be within the zone of people who are considered for the presidency so they both have this tremendous dynamism, and they were bound to clash, and the answer is they were of separate generations. i think if they had been contemporary it would have been very difficult. >> the first call for our guests comes from carl in elizabeth, new jersey. carl, you're on booktv, please go ahead. >> caller: this is a great privilege. just a week ago i got mr. smith's book on eisenhower out of the local library, and i'm absorbed in it, and i'm in the middle of drafting a letter to david and to his father and now that i see the two eisenhowers on stage together, it's going to have a third addressee, mrs. eisenhower as well. i have a specific -- i also want to say my earliest political memory is my mother weeping when general eisenhower was nominated at the '52 republican conve

i'm david culver in herndon. coming up, we are going take the most fuel efficient car on the planet for a spin. >>> ooh, the xl-1. say degrees after a high of 56. the warmest day in ten days. we'll talk about the roller coaster, we go way up, then crashing down in time for the weekend. i'll show you how it goes, next. >>> right now, a car called the most fuel efficient in the world parked outside volks waggen's headquarters. >> it looks hot, too. david culver checked out the new xl-1 and explains it koub a sign of what's to come. >> reporter: volkswagen employees couldn't help but quauk. we get to bring you up close. a lot of hype around this car, why? >> we only have three in the country. there are 250 worldwide. they are available for sale in europe. we are not selling them in the u.s. it is the most aerodynamic car in the world and fuel efficient. >>reporter: the hybrid diesel gets 250 miles per hour. >> a lot of this car is with the design. you can look at the wheels, they are narrow, made out of magnesium. >

for now, reporting in herndon, virginia, david culver, news 4. >>> dozens of veterans hoping for a careert a job fair. you are looking at a new initiative by the technology counsel to get vets hired. today's event was different than other job fairs. instead of walking booth to booth, the recruiters went table-to-table meeting every veteran looking for a job. it will serve as a preferred format for future job fairs. >> we are loving this warm temperature that we are getting today. all the warmer temperatures. veronica, what's the night looking like? >> not too bad. we are cooling down. not in a dramatic way. the dramatic changes, that's going to hold up until the weekend. across the area, we are going to see clouds make their way back into the area. hanging on to a mostly clear sky this evening, temperatures, here you go, guys, low 50s to the upper 40s. 49 degrees by 9:00 p.m. 47 by 11:00 p.m. not cold, but cool for your late evening. then tomorrow, look at this, high temperature 56 degrees around fredericksburg. d.c. at 55 degrees. mild, mostly cloudy day, could see an isolated early spri

susan from herndon, virginia. caller: i am a conservative, fiscal person as a democrat.ld like to see more of our party focus on the emerging minorities in this country that do not have a voice, especially at the local elections where they are not being heard from. we need to have the voice of women. the names you just listed, i did not hear any women except hillary clinton. we have a huge talent pool of women and minorities, male and female. in our transparency government finances. i do not care what party it is. people are starving for that. host: are you a long time democrat? caller: yes. i have been very active in local politics. host: hillary clinton in 2016? caller: i think we need new faces, new voices. 3.h 1, bush 2, bush it is getting to be loyalty. host: what is a new face you would like to see right now? caller: i like the way that elizabeth warren talks about finance and money and having everything out in the open. i would say my husband who got elected in a local election, mr. sing. he has been a long time from india. he speaks openly about the numbers and l