some roads near huron avenue are closed.n the last 30 minutes, silver hill road we have learned is back open. we'll go live to megan mcgrath in 15 minutes for the latest on the search for the killer. >>> plus, get ready for a humid day. we may even see a storm before the day is over. tom kierein is watching all of that for you. good morning, tom, how is it looking out there? >>> it's getting more humid. this live view of the national harbor camera showing humidity rolling in as we look at the big old wagon wheel. i have darius playing in my head. it is a soft and serene summer morning. much of prince george's county in the upper 60s to lower 70s. fairfax county near the bay, low 70s. and patchy, dense fog out of the shenandoah valley with temperatures near 70. here is storm timing later today. by 3:00 this afternoon the areas in green may have a few isolated showers around the region. the greater chance is in the mountains. later today between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m., by late in the evening, those thundershowers will be dissipate

the victim was found along huron avenue, 2:00 this morning. megan mcgrath has been there all morning and is live with the latest. megan? >> aaron, this happened very early this morning, before 2:00 am. police have been here all night long and they are still here on the scene. this is a very large crime scene. they have physical evidence over a wide area, including where the body was found, which is on huron avenue. they also have a long trail of bloody footprints that leads down the block. they've been talking to witnesses, people who knew the victim. at this point, though, no word of any arrests. >> whoever killed my cousin, find them. >> reporter: terry wright is the victim's cousin. he came to huron avenue to see what happened for himself. >> i have no words for this. but whoever killed my cousin, i want them to find whoever killed my cousin. >> reporter: investigators are working to figure that out. no small job, because there are three separate crime scenes. police say they're connected, but won't say how. the first is the alley behind th

police were called to huron avenue near swann road in suitland where they found a man's body. it appeared he died from trauma to the body. stephanie ramirez joins us live from suitland with more on the investigation. >> reporter: they just opened up suitland road. in the meantime at the crime scene some ten hours later investigators are still on scene as well as family and friends who are pleading with police to find their lo one's killer. >> i have no words for this but whoever killed my cousin, i want them to find whoever killed my cousin. officer, find who killed my cousin. find them. >> reporter: a family member's reaction after a brutal assault. police arrived on the scene early this morning to find a man dead. family and friends identified this man at amos jones. they believe he was stabbed to death. >> it's wrong. >> reporter: al brown tells us he and some others were with the victim last night when he apparently made a comment to a woman passing by. brown then says the men returned with that woman. by the time brown returned the -- turned the corner to find his friend,

we analyze the port huron statement written in 1962. we noted an emphasis on participatory democracy -- that is, people had to be involved in decisions that shape their lives, and this involve the rejection of hierarchy and top-down decision-making. we paid attention to the rise of the new left, young people dedicated to ending war, and racism. memo theds workers' , document from wednesday from 1965. we discussed how that documents grew out of the frustration the -- the authors felt about the treatment of female workers along with male workers. does anyone remember how they put it? the women worked all day long, but the men did what? at the end of the day -- this is when you get to talk. the women worked all day alongside the men, and then at the end of the day, what happened? >> the men relaxed? >> the men relaxed and the women had to continue to work as the cooks and they cleaned and the women said, that does not seem very fair to us. we looked in that document how the authors said that women should mobilize. they should learn how to

saturday at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern, huron american history tv, on c-span3. >> next on american history tv, we hear from a panel of authors gathered at the harry s. truman little white house in key west florida. to consider the presidents atomic energy legacy. they focus on the use of atomic energy after world war ii, and the truman administration's interest in civilian as well as military views. this program was part of the 12 annual truman legacy symposium. it's about one hour and 45 minutes. >> your speaker for the seco

first is the alley behind the shopping center on huron avenue. a 911 call brought police there just before 2:00 in the morning. that is where the man's body was found. >> he just wasn't moving so i called the police. >> reporter: a witness in the alley and didn't want to be identified said the victim got into an argument with several people. >> i saw two guys fighting and then they left. and then i saw the girl and four other guys. and that's when i left. that's when i left. then when i came back i saw somebody laying in the alley and it was him. >> reporter: as police collected evidence another team did the same down the street at the regency court apartments. there are bloody footprints on the sidewalk in front of it. and across the parking lot more crime tape and more red shoe prints. there are a number of surveillance cameras in the area including a couple on the liquor store as well as another one on the building around the corner. at this point it is unclear whether the cameras captured anything useful to police. megan mcgrath, news 4. >>>

this is at the 46th00 block of suitland road right near huron avenue.ther crime scenes police are taking a look at at swann road and homer avenue. all three of those scenes are connected. they're just not saying at what capacity. >>> peace talks said to resume to end the violence that has broken out on the gaza strip. that's according to egypt's foreign minister. secretary of state john kerry is in egypt trying to broker a truce. more than 500 palestinians n israelis have been cildz. kerry said all -- have been killed. kerry says all sides need to address the complicated issues in this region. >>> data flight recorders from malaysia flight 17 are now in the hands of officials. ukrainian separatists controlling itself region why the plane went down finally turned them over. a train carrying the victims' bodies is on the way to netherlands for identification. american intelligence officials say pro-russian rebels shot down the jet last thursday. >>> a 50-year-old man who grew up in the district has been exonerated after 1982 rape and murder. kevin martin

he was found dead on huron avenue overnight. witnesses saw him in a fight with with people. there were two more crime scenes nearby. police say they are all connected, but they are not saying how. >> tonight the conflict in the middle east is keeping american passenger jets from flying to tel aviv. and some european airlines as well. that ban is not stopping one former mayor. chris lawrence has more on that. >> the former mayor of new york city is on his way to tel aviv tonight. michael bloomberg said he's flying to show solidarity with the israeli people. this is the bombing that led to the flight ban. hamas fired a rocket that hit a neighborhood near tel aviv's airport. that prompted american and european officials to stop flights there. it's the first time faa has prevented american airlines from flying there. bloomberg is flying on el-al and says he'll make a statement. quote, the flight restrictions are a mistake that hands hamas an undeserved victory and should be lifted immediately. i urge the faa to reverse course and permit u.s. airlines to fly to israel. a lot of t

a man's body was discovered behind the shopping center on huron avenue last night. a witness says he saw the victim get into a fight with several people. just down the road two more crime scenes. police tell us they are connected but they are not saying how. the victim's family wants answers. >> i have no words for this. whoever killed my cousin i want them to find whoever killed my cousin. >> police have identified the victim there. >>> montgomery county school board members employees may lose taxpayer funded credit cards after a series of controversial expenses by board members and administrators. pricey meals including lobster, fillet and sea bass and at least two used cards for d.c. hotel rooms that are just a metro ride away from headquarters. a proposal set to eliminate credit cards. you can watch the original i-team reports by logging on to nbcwashington.com and clicking on investigations. >>> yet another problem with ignition switches has created a massive recall, this time by the chrysler company recalling nearly 800,000 older jeeps. engineers say if the ig

police investigating the murder of a michigan teenager issue a search warrant on a home west of port huron yesterday. 14-year-old april millsap disappeared after walking her border coly. joggers noticed the dog and found the 14-year-old's body in a drainage ditch. she sent her boyfriend ominous text sunday night saying omg, i'm being kidnapped. police say the boyfriend is not a suspect. >>> investigators ramping up the search for the missing mother of two in oregon. jennifer houston is missing after running errands near her home. she was last seen filling her green suv near a local gas station. >>> new developments in the case after new hampshire teen that disappeared nine months ago and just returned home. investigators believe she may have been kept locked in a rusty, sound proof storage container located near the home of the man charged with her kidnapping. uma: well, a sinkhole, the largest ebola outbreak in history and now being blamed for 729 deaths in west africa. according to a new update from the world health organization and right now the u.s. peace corps is evacuating nearly 400

60 headed to the great lakes to recruit their, and they end up on a spit of land that divides lakes huronnd superior. at this point, governor simpson, who was the head of the hudson bay company and mcloughlin senior's boss is beginning to pay attention to the indian liver ration army. he sees the potential of these "wild, thoughtless young men, halfbreed sons" -- it's the first time he uses that word -- "halfbreed son's of the gentleman in the fur trade have gone too far." when the army arrived, simpson broken up by offering them jobs. he offered young john mcloughlin a clerkship in the hudson's bay company. john's family urged him to take the job to "desist from these foolish expectations." he desisted, took the job, and ended up at fort vancouver. he had a five-year term as clerk and surgeon. we do not know whether this felt like a failure or victory to young john maclachlan, but after 12 years, he was back home with his family and seemed finally to have a career path. when john arrived home at fort vancouver in 1837, he really stepped into this that -- very complex family web his paren

saturday at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern, huron american history tv, on c-span3. >> next on american history tv, we hear from a panel of authors gathered at the harry s. truman little white house in key west florida. to consider the presidents atomic energy legacy. they focus on the use of atomic energy after world war ii, and the truman administration's interest in civilian as well as military views. this program was part of the 12 annual truman legacy symposium. it's about one hour and 45 minutes. >> your speaker for the second panel is angela krieger. it was published last year, she has published other books on the history of science. you might have noticed that a number of the panelist today don't have academic training in history, or have not been academic historians or their entire careers. i'm quite certain that angela is the only one in our panel who has a phd in biochemistry. she actually worked as a scientist and a graduate student with radioisotopes of berkeley before she decided she wanted to be a historian. she is now a professor of history at princeton university. she is also t