joshua: most of it is homegrown.l is the take those 15,000 tax codes and enable a small business owner to take that hat off their head. the cloud is one where trust is really important. we never had a pilot. payroll has the highest you can imagine. you sign on, give the bank numbers and routing numbers. on the mobile side, most of these businesses do not have corporate offices. we used to say in our early messages, you can even run payroll from the beach. we have gotten photos as a testament to that. cory: what is your sales process? that is one of the big hurdles for small businesses. it takes so much money to acquire a customer and there is not much left for profit. joshua: or us, of scalable investment is important to us. we spent the first year online -- we have been online for two years. we spent the first your building out foundation on organic growth. we did not do any paid acquisition for the first year and a half. we wanted to make sure the product solved a real problem and added value to the customer. nps i

joshua kushner: yes, today. but we didn't start the company because we got there was a void to be filled in the individual market, we started it because we felt that people deserved a consumer experience in health care. and health care, as we say often, health care insurance companies do everything they can to acquire customers, but afterwards, they do everything they can to -- them. we want to be proactive, give people access to care to give them things for free. it are paying people to go to the doctor, get shots, we are giving away free generic medicine, free physician visits, so being proactive is about -- what we are hoping to accomplish. mr. clinton: what percentage of your potential market knows you exist? joshua kushner: right now we are only in new york. mr. clinton: even in new york, new york insurance is generally higher than the rest of the country and one thing that burns me up in the health care debate, everyone is saying that the government is lying about their policy, because it went away. becaus

>> well i -- i feel happy. >> thank emanuel for donating the wheelchair for joshua. he's really happy to use it. >>> prince georges county police say the thief who stole joshua's wheelchair is heartless and they will continue to search for that person. >>> well there's not really a good way to lead into this next story. former d.c. council member jim graham is going into the nude dancing nightclub business. tom sherwood got the scoop on the new business venture from graham himself. >> reporter: you know this jim graham on the d.c. council 16 years, defeated for re-election. out of office last january. what did he do next? well cue the music. ♪ >> which one would you like? >> reporter: cue the laser lights and the fog machine. that's right. jim graham is becoming a nude dancing imbpersario. >> i decided to go into the night dance club industry. >> reporter: in his old ward starting sunday graham will host sunday night male nude dancers for gay men and thursday night male nude dancers for women. are there nights for women to watch women? >> that's something we're activ

was touched by joshua's story. the surveillance video of someone stealing joshua's wheelchair last weekend. now 11-year-old emmanuel marshall saw what happened and decided to donate a wheelchair he had outgrown. >> how do you feel giving your old wheelchair to joshua? >> well i feel happy. >> thank you, emmanuel, for donating the wheelchair for joshua. he's really happy to use it. >> prince george county police officials say the thief who stole the wheelchair is a heartless man, and they are still out there looking for him. >>> thousands of people will jam the national mall tomorrow to rock out with some of the biggest names in music. the earth day concert starts at 11:00 in the morning, but some lucky fans got to see no doubt rehearsing this afternoon. some of the other headliners include train, usher, fallout boy and mary j. blige. united nations secretary general ban ki-moon is also expected to address the crowd. go to our nbc washington app to read more about the show including metro schedules and which roads a

joshua only had it a month before it was taken. coming home to school today else back in scaled up baby stroller he has grown out of and can't control himself, now grateful to be pushing his own wheels in the donated chair, but he is hoping to get his back because his name is stitched on the seat. police are really working on it. they want to catch this guy. they have been looking at pawnshops, craig's list. it should not be hard to find because joshua's name is embroidered right into the back. for a 4-year-old, of course, it is not about the money but the independence and the prize that was stolen from this kid which is what make this is crime so outrageous. thankfully he is at least back on wheel this is evening as we just showed you. reporting live in langley park, scott broom, wusa9 news. >> thank you, scott. if you can help solve the crime, you can contact prince george's county police anonymously by looking at their crime solver page on facebook, twitter or do it the old- fashion way by calling them. >>> i bet a lot of people

police do have the thief on surveillance video walking off with joshua's chair last weekend. if you can help put investigators on this guy's trail, call prince george's county police. you do not have to give your name. >>> there's a new question about the now viral rant by espn reporter britt mchenry that got her suspended a week and led to thousands to tweet fire britt mchenry. the video was clearly edited and lots of folks in arlington who have had nasty encounters with advanced towing wondered if the clerk took out the bits where she was needling the reporter, not that anybody is condoning what she said. >> i'm in the news, sweetheart. >> that's fine. i'll play the video. >> advanced towing is the same company that towed a woman's car with her dog in it and hooked up to a car with two kids in the back seat. in the few minutes we were there today half a dozen people came by complaining advanced towing had illegitimately snagged their cars. >>> coming up a star studded earth day event tomorrow on the national map, but can't call -- mall, but can't call it a concert. >> also

thank you, emanuel, for donating the wheelchair for joshua. he's really happy to use it. >> reporter: so what does emanuel have to say about all of this? you'll hear from him on news4 at 6:00, how he feels about giving his wheelchair to joshua. that's the latest live in langley park. jim back to you. >> great turn. see you at 6. thank you, chris. >>> a violent road rage incident has landed a loudoun county man in jail tonight. leesburg police tell us this happened on the ramp from the route 7 bypass to south king street just before 1:00. the driver of this box truck says he was trying to stay away from the incident but as he got on the ramp, the porsche tried to pass him on the shoulder. the driver, david godfrey was going too fast and hit the truck. then he started ramming it repeatedly near the fuel tank. no one was hurt in the crash. >>> 30 years in jail tonight for a maryland woman who tried to kill her ex-boyfriend's 8-year-old son. helen newsom confessed to trying to smother the child and hit him on the head with dumbbells back in 2013.

the situation was so similar, it really hit home. >> how do you feel giving your old wheelchair to joshua? >> i feel happy. >> reporter: police want you to look closely at this video and call them if you can help identify the thief stealing joshua's wheelchair. >> it's disturbing to actually have seen that happen and watch that video. he doesn't look uncomfortable in anything he did. it doesn't sit well with me or members of the community. >> reporter: the new wheelchair has given joshua back his sense of independence and his smile. >> thank you, emanuel, for donating the wheelchair for joshua. he's really happy to use it. >> reporter: emanuel has made a friend. >> does it make you proud to be able to help? >> it sure does. >>> today you can learn how to grow your own food in montgomery county. the master gardeners are holding their fourth annual grow it eat it open house. it's this morning at the history farm park in derwood. the event is free. >>> next weekend the white house will open its grounds to the public. the good news is it's free. the national park service will distribute the f

joshua: these roadshows and college tours are all in this same process.ou so much for being here, joshua hebert the ceo of magellan jets. have a wonderful evening. ♪ mark: i mark halperin. john glenn and i'm john heilemann -- john: and i'm john heilemann. we think this is a pretty good deal. mark: [laughs] happy negotiation tonight. today, the president announced the united states what only the smartest contestants say to how you men dell, "i will take

. >> it's a big journey that joshua goes on, particularly in that time period.ere's no easy way of getting from australia to turkey at that point in time. there's no other way of communicating. think about the moror people must have gone through at that stage. their sons leave, go off to war, and, you know, very seldom will they have any communication until they find out that they're either not survived or survived and the war is over. >> i heard late today, in getting ready for this, that until world war i, there was no expectation of getting a body back. if you got killed in a war, you were thrown in a mass grave. that's how they handled it. one big deep bloody hole as they used to say. not just the men, but horses, mules whatever else was killed. >> australia i always think of somewhat the better american times mow cowboyish, more american at times, yet had this history of being treated as a colonial -- you guys fought -- you weren't sent -- >> you didn't get to vote on it. >> all those men were volunteers. the british government and the australian government

joshua only had it a month before it was taken. now grateful to be pushing his own wheels in the donated chair. police are hoping for a tip and the chair should not be hard to spot. it has joshua's name embroiders in one of the seats. scott broom, wusa9 news. >> the stolen wheelchair cost more than $6,000. >>> you may expect a few showers tonight, but after that we are talking a picture- perfect weekend. we have howard bernstein in. when will with showers come and go? >> well, we have the showers right now but in a couple more hours it will pull away. we will lose the heat from the sun and be in great shape saturday and at least the first half of sunday. everything is moving southeast at 25 miles per hour. most of the activity is west and south of washington. we have had heavy downpours but no lightning or thunderstorm warnings. the orange and red indicates stuff really pouring over there. it is not that far from d.c. in town we have a shower moving toward silver hill and clinton. this is weakening a bit. around the an nondale area

say hello to joshua topolsky, ladies and gentlemen!ol. >> jimmy: i do, yeah. >> i'm addicted to it. >> jimmy: yeah, here you go, yeah. >> oh, oh! >> jimmy: good to see you, buddy. >> okay, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good lord. >> i just ruined your table. >> jimmy: yeah, you owe me a a lot of money. okay, joshua, what did you bring us today? first of all, i want to say congratulations. this is your 20th appearance with us. >> is that it really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] what's that in dog years? that's a lot. that's like 100-something. >> jimmy: that's a lot, yeah. and we both have babies. how's baby zelda? >> zelda is amazing. she's a year. she's walking. she's talking. >> jimmy: aw. >> it's frightening, frankly. >> jimmy: yeah. >> everything's a danger. >> jimmy: it is, yeah. >> and franny, winnie good? >> jimmy: the best babies ever, yeah. so what do we got? >> all right, so this is -- now, i know you're a busy man. you don't have time to rock your baby. this is a thing called the -- [ laugh

it really hit home. >> reporter: how do you feel giving your old wheelchair to joshua? >> well, i feel happy. >> reporter: police want you to look closely at this video and call them if you can help identify the thief stealing joshua's wheelchair. >> it's disturbing to actually have seen that happen and watch that video. he doesn't look uncomfortable in anything he did and i think that doesn't sit well me and hopefully doesn't sit well members of the community. >> reporter: the new wheelchair has given joshua back his sense of independence and his smile. >> thank you, emanuel, for donating the wheelchair for joshua. he's really happy to use it. >> reporter: emanuel has made a friend. does it make you proud to be able to help? >> it sure does. >> reporter: pride and gratitude shared tonight from these two remarkable young boys. that's the latest live in langley park. >>> a road rage turned violent in leesburg on the route 7 bypass near south king street. earlier this afternoon, the driver of a porsche hit the back of a freightliner truck while he was feuding with another

and within five minutes a medical adult day care center offered to donate a wheelchair to joshua. >> this boy needs to know there are good people and there are more good than bad. >> reporter: coming up tonight on news4 at 5:00 prince george's county police tell us how close they are to finding the thief who stole joshua's wheelchair from this parking lot sunday night. in langley park, maryland chris gordon news4. >>> some of you still have sunshine, some of you getting just a little wet weather right now. storm team4 tracking it on radar. take a look. it's all making its way from northwest to east-southeast through the area right now. the bulk of it falkier county down to the south and west there into areas like madison and green county. right now just south of warrenton a little heavier pocket, locustdale, too. all of this tracking to joplin the next couple of minutes and quantico a little later as well as crossing over 95. if this holds together, it should be an hour, hour and a half before it makes its way to fredericksburg and bowling green. our chance will be waning for rain i

marked the official dedication for the headquarters now called the humphries building named after joshua humphries, a man who designed the first six frigates for the >> the nav sea family has gone through a lot and we're fully back to where we belong. diane: about 400 employees started return to go this building on a weekly basis and that process was completed at the end of march. quincy was working the day the tragic events unfolded and she

joshua: will you? -- mark: will you? joshua: i'm not willing to take it off. breakup or make it to the altar. caroline: if she just woos you a little more, you will be fine. great having you on. mark: join the conversation on twitter. follow him. a big day today. are you going to order the apple watch? that's our question of the day. caroline: i know i'm going to be forced to. next is the bart chart. will europe's record stock rally last? stay tuned. ♪ mark: will europe's record stock rally last? topping the previous high reached on march 6, 2000, 2 featured -- finish at 409.16. what a run it has been. that's the green circle right there. the stoxx 600 has risen by 159 percent. it is this year that stands up. i have circled this year. this year the index is by 20% already on track for the best year ever after the steepest quarter advance since 1998. all indexes have risen. utilities are worse with a 7% gain. what is astonishing is individual country performance. six of the top 10 global equity markets this year out of 10 three are european. denmark is the thir

after so much public attention joshua was donated a new ride. it's all in thanks to a generous woman named when damar shall who -- brenda marshall who heard about the theft and nigh she had to -- knew she had to help in some way. her son had a wheelchair. that's what he got. joshua and mom are so grateful. >> from the bottom of my heart we're very thankful and -- thank miss marshall that donated it. >> joshua however would still like to get his own chair back. especially since it was custom made to fit him. police have a thief on surveillance video walking off with joshua's chair. so if you can help investigators find this man, please call prince george's county police. >>> an ohio woman who was put up for adoption has a baby as finally discovered who her mother was and get this. it turns out they work under the same roof. >> incredible story here. mitchell clark of youngstown recently requested documents with details on the birth mother. turns out the woman who gave her up 38 years ago is her colleague at a call center. after reaching out to he

joshua kushner: i would start over completely. [laughter] president clinton: good answer. joshua kushner: i think i would, one, just enable people to understand their health and understand everything that they have access to. i find it amusing at times that child in africa with a smartphone has more access than you did at the turn-of-the-century and -- in the united states. i do not know how much it will cost me when i go into a doctor 's office and i don't know why i am going to that doctor. i think the consumer needs to understand why they go to one place versus the next, what they have access to. it is a good place to start. there is a structural disadvantage to our system because the health care system is built on a b-b business. that doesn't put the consumer first, when you are selling to companies, you are not selling plants that are right for the consumer always. i know that there are a lot of people here, especially in the audience that are doing their best to change that. i think there needs to be a structural shift that is focusing on what the end consumer wants.

they visited 9-year-old joshua and brought along neat gifts. joshua is an eagles fan.he officers dropped off get well videos from the eagles and connor barwin signed jersey and signed football. >> anybody going for a run this morning to stay warm. >> sure. >> reporter: go ahead we'll have a lot of the that going on in university city with the penn relays starting at 9:00 a.m. that will mean extra traffic on the ben franklin bridge westbound. we have right lane construction on the upside out of the toll plaza. patco is running its friday schedule again. you could see delays on 2140 and 42. >> glad you're back from the run, david. >> reporter: i ran from there to there. we're in the 30s in a lot of neighborhoods. at 9:00 a.m. we'll be back in the 40s windchills making it feel like the 30s. 55 is the high at 3:00 p.m. there will be bluferred wind blowing -- blustery wind blowing around start to finish. we have a thunderstorm watch box southwest of houston. looks like we're clearing out in florida. it was cloudy there yesterday. there's a slight chance of severe weather wi

a young man in upper marlboro donated a wheelchair to 4-year-old joshua romero after someone stole his from a langley park apartment complex. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live at langley park tonight with more on this story. brad? brad: leon it is a crime that can only be described as heartless. taking a little boy's wheelchair and it's not just about the cause. several thousand dollars but it's also about the loss of freedom for the child. people have been wondering how it happened. the family lives in a first floor walk up here. there is a half flight of stairs that they have to go up. the mother carries the child upstairs and leaves the wheelchair down here and that is where the crook found the chair. but as you said tonight, kindness has won out over cruelty. >> say thank you! brad: it's the feel good about people again ending to a story that made you wonder about human character. 4-year-old joshua romero and his mother brenda happily accept a wheelchair to the place where one was stolen from him last weekend. that's right. stolen. >> it's heartbreaking because it was his fir

college student joshua fountain is waiting for a friend at the bus stop and alejandro and his brotherpablo, walk out of the forever 21 store with stolen t-shirts stuffed in alejandro's bag. >> when he left, the security guard approached him, but he did not hear him and then he started to walk off. and that's when the security guard just jumped on him and tackled him. >> started hearing a bit of a rut ruckus behind me and two individuals grab each other and they both fell to the ground. i brought up my phone and decided to just record it. >> as the struggle plays out right in front of him, it quickly becomes clear to joshua that there is a reason ael ha drone didn't hear the security guard. >> right away i knew he was deaf and he was trying to let the security guard know he was deaf. >> but the security guard who now has alejandro in a headlock doesn't appear to notice. alejandro's brother, pablo, tess prattly tries to get the gua guard's attention but it is difficult because pablo, too, is deaf. >> he's running around and yelling and it's unfortunate that deaf people don't articulate

joining me now is deepak chopra and joshua dubois.deepak, let me start with you and your new book which tells a story of a young girl who had a chance encounter with jesus before she was crucified. when you were thinking about writing this what called you to the story of the life of jesus? >> two things about the new testament have been with me all my life. one is the sermon on the mount and the other is when he says i'm the way, the life and the truth. >> yeah. >> i wondered what those things meant. i also felt the new testament as we read it we don't look at the feminine aspects of the divine. beauty intuition, nurturing, tenderness, truth, goodness beauty harmony, evolution, joy. >> and those things could certainly be on the male side. they're not unique. >> the masculine has been predatory. i've always been a student of awareness. the "i" represents the spiritual eye. the truth of eternal life is transcendence. when you look at all these different religions, including islam and judaism, there are two things in common. one is trans

it has joshua's name embroidered in one of the seats. in langley park scott broom, wusa9. >>> tonight an american writer and georgetown grad is missing in syria and he's been for two years. that's why an advocacy group known as reporters without borders hit the campus of georgetown today raising awareness about the case of austin tice. the director told us new information is giving the family new hope. >> we know that austin is not held by isis. he's alive and we really believe that the syrian government can help to localize him and to secure his safe return home. >> austin was on assignment for the washington post in the mcclatchy newspapers when he disappeared. so far this year 20 journalists have been killed while reporting. 159 remain imprisoned all over the world. >>> calls are mounting for espn to fire reporter brit mchenry after she was caught on tape ranting about a tow company clerk's weight, education and dental work. >> we in a never know if that clerk was egging her on and as bruce leshan reports, the towing company is no str

thank you. >> reporter: police finally captured this man, bullock's accused stalker, 39-year-old joshua corbett. they say he may have been in the house for five hours. and was holding a two-page letter to the actress, a declaration of love. david, police say corebett was unarmed, but had an arsenal weapons at home. tonight, a judge ruled that he will stand trial for stalking sandra bullock. corbett has pleaded not guilty. david? >> kendis thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, remembering an american actor from a tv hit. >>> also the popular food being taken off dinner tables. the major recall tonight. >>> and taylor swift making news, revealing news this evening about her mother. what she now hopes everyone will do for their parents. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am her best friend. i am her ally. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening o

brad: this man joshua riley 29 is charged with murdering anthony. he lived with anthony's mother in lanham. back on april 9th rooly was babysitting the the boy. she found her son unresponsive and he died in the hospital six days later. when an autopsy showed the cause of death at blunt force trauma detectives charged riley. >> now my heart is racing. brad: he lives in the unit below riley but he didn't know today until why. >> my daughter asked me. what happened to that little boy? brad: anthony's grandfather will not discuss the murder or the allegations against joshua riley and says his daughter wants privacy as she mourns her son's death. >> adorable little boy. he certainly is. brad: riley faces a long list of charges. first-degree murder at the top of that list. also, second degree murder. first degree assault. and child abuse. at this hour, he remains locked up. in lanham brad bell, abc 7 news. alison: new developments tonight in the case against charles severance, the man accused of killing three people in the city of alexandria will have his

brad: this man joshua riley 29 is charged with murdering anthony. he lived with anthony's mother in lanham. back on april 9th rooly was babysitting the the boy. she found her son unresponsive and he died in the hospital six days later. when an autopsy showed the cause of death at blunt force trauma detectives charged riley. >> now my heart is racing. brad: he lives in the unit below riley but he didn't know today until why. >> my daughter asked me. what happened to that little boy? brad: anthony's grandfather will not discuss the murder or the allegations against joshua riley and says his daughter wants privacy as she mourns her son's death. >> adorable little boy. he certainly is.

the latest thriller is called "justice for joshua ". let's say hello to the author.. >> good morning. >> so 61 years in the insurance business.

the official dedication ceremony for the headquarters now call the humphries building, named after joshua humphries. >> we have gotten stronger. now we are back where we belong. diane: about 400 employees returned to this building two months ago on a weekly basis. that process was completed at the end of march. this woman said the memory of the tragic events still haunt her. >> sometimes it's hard. i thought i would be over it, but you cannot help but remember it. diane: the building also has a memorial to those who died in the shootings. >> we will think about the future and still remember our friends who were lost. kellye: scaffolding will soon go up around the virginia state capital of richmond. a project will take about five months. there will be asked your repairs, painting the 225- -year-old building, and surrounded complex. problems plagued these -- the problem-plagued silver spring metro station could open in several months. they hope to turn over the facility to metro in june. the last of the work will take six to eight weeks to complete. and a new push to begin construction on t

betty: that was joshua friedman co-ceo of the global milken conference.ing up corinthian in ruins. the college chain is closing the remaining campuses. is this the end of the for-profit college degree? we will dig into that in a moment. ♪ >> the bird flu has made its way to iowa. angling chickens may be infected. that brings the number of birds that may be infected to 13 million nationwide. this is helping make this the worst domestic outbreak in three decades. officials are planning the popes climate change campaign. he will call for passage of the yuan treaty on global warming. the church policy will focus on how the poor are hurt by the most climate change. this is opposed by some conservative groups. espn is calling a personal foul. they are suing verizon over repackaging pay-tv networks for its virus customers. this would not include espn and they say that is a violation of their contract with verizon. they say it is well within their rights. those are your top stories this morning. it was once the largest for-profit college chain and now it is defun

joshua weiner is here to explain. good morning. nice to see you. >> too. good morning. >> we hear about seasonal effective disorder sad when it's winter and gloomy but spring can cause these reactions too? >> absolutely. a lot of people associate cold weather with low moods. actually the springtime is the month and the months of the year april and may, have more suicides than any other times of the year. so it's surprising to a lot of people and it's not just in this area. this is worldwide. so the spring version, in the southern hemisphere same thing. you're going to ask, why, right? >> exactly. >> why is this? we don't know. that's really the answer. but it's a long-standing phenomena. has to do with a couple things. one is changes in the amount of daylight. people with bipolar disorder in particular toned to have a very difficult time with increase in light exposure throwing moods out of whack. the other thing, a lot of people are feeling better during this time of year. feel they're finally coming out, getting outside, feeling better. if you're not and

narrator: an impressive letter to a young painter and from the distinguished sir joshua reynolds. could he be right? ( harpsichord continues ) john singleton copley loved his country, but he wanted the richer artistic influences of the old world. besides, talk of revolution was everywhere. political contests, he felt, were neither pleasing to an artist nor advantageous to art itself. in 1774, copley left; it would make him a better painter, he thought. sad for him, sad for america: he never returned to his home. at 34, john singleton copley was already one of the best and most popular painters in the american colonies. the young american artist john trumbull said of him, "an elegant-looking man dressed in fine maroon cloth with gold buttons, this dazzling to my unpracticed eye, but his painting, the first i'd ever seen deserving the name riveted--absorbed my attention and renewed my desires to enter upon such a pursuit." copley had more work than he could do. early in his career, he mastered the popular rococo style: rich texture of laces and lush fabrics, empty faces. but like ma

joshua weiner what age is okay for a child to play outside alone. so dr.ner at what age do you think it's okay for a child to play outside alone? >> it depends on two things. number one, it depends on your child and what they're going to do. so if you live in a busy dangerous neighborhood lots of traffic, you need to have that age be higher. if you're talking about your kid going in your backyard, it can be lower. if you're forcing me to give an age, seven, eight years old, somewhere in that range. but the important point is whatever you're doing you need to sit down with your child ahead of time and make sure they know what to do if problems occur so that way the child's prepared and you can be more calm that things will go well. >> as a psychiatrist with a lot of experience with children and parenting, what do you think is the best parenting style? >> be a sensible parent. neither extreme is really good. it's not good to be a helicopter parent it's not good to be an extreme free-range parent. you want to be a parent who's loving supportive who's there wi

joshua says if only the truck driver had followed the law and moved over a lane his dad would be aliveant to make sure that the situation raises awareness for the move over law, so no one else's brother or father son, uncle, friend is unnecessarily killed due to tragic negligence. >> joshua has high profile help with the suit. glor ya all red is on the team handling the case. they're saying the truck was negligent for failing to move over talking on his cell phone and the truck brakes were defective. the suit reveals the driver had a bad record including a speeding conviction just days before. >> this was a tragedy that unfortunately was waiting to happen and mr. naj dye was the recipient of this negatives. >> the spokesman says they're unaware of the lawsuit and can't comment. but he tells me the driver's speeding violations were committed in a personal vehicle, not a moving truck and once the company learned of them the man was let go. coming up the message from the tow truck drivers all dmv motorists should hear and they'll tell you whether they've seen any change at all after this

one of its drivers ran off the beltway as joshua's dad was getting ready to tow a vehicle.e was struck and killed. the lawsuit claims green line was negligent for hiring someone with a bad driving record. it a little the driver was-- it alleges the driver was using a cell phone. that's michael yeoman. he has a sticker that says in loving memory of a.j. and the plea move over. despite of the publicity nothing has changed out there. >> we're still living with it and people are still playing the same thing, doing the same exact thing. >> reporter: i did talk to a manager at green line but they say they're unaware of this lawsuit and they can't comment on it. he did say once they found out about the box truck driver's traffic violations that were committed in a personal vehicle, they let him go. he still faces reckless driving in connection with the fatal accident. >>> the hotpotholes have been terrible out there. more than 30,000 have been filled since a little more than a month ago. the city says it got more than twice the number of service requests to fill potholes compared

a 34-year-old joshua van hapton was stopped at chicago's o'hare airport earlier this week.ccording to the criminal complaint, to join the group.d? including inventorial assault. >>> a job that requires you to go out on a limb literally turns dangerous in southern california. check out this dramatic rescue after a tree trimmer dangles 40 feet in the air. >> knowing that he was alive was what i prayed for. >> what was scary for me i saw how he was bending over backwards with all that weight on him. that was really scary to me. i started praying for the guy. >> the man was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >> that's scary. >> do you remember this great story? a maine man volunteer toes donate his kidney to a complete stranger, a single mother who posted her desperate plea frr a donor on her car window. but now the surgery is on hold. the reason? too much money was raised. hundreds of people have donated more than $48,000 to cover the medical costs and the lost wages for josh dal layton. the father of three was set to give his kidney to christine royals in may,

i'm shannon my son a joshua robinson a student others bayview he's his reading level has improved fourels and his math levels has skoktd and loves to teach the taefrpdz are approachable the kids don't get out until four and he's existed to be there you can call the teachers up to 8:00 p.m. at night the school he previously attended it wasn't like that he didn't have a behavior problem but needed help academically and kip has met the needs they have a reading program that's excellent rb i it's tremendously helping him with the tutoring so i'm forever grateful to the kip bayview academy. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm brenda i am an my third child at kip bayview my son goes to reardon and my son is a 6th grader there i put my child in kip he wasn't doing well in public school anyhow in the 11th grade applying to stanford university and the university of portland all alleyways because of kip has helped him the community at kip is totally a family you pretty much know every parent or the parent of the child they come in you speak to everyone and t

joshua steele was stabbed last night near alabama avenue and randall place. officers found him critically wounded when they got there and are still looking for the suspect. >>> more than two dozen people had to find a new place to stay tonight after a fire burned down their apartment. it broke out this morning at a complex called the oaks at park south. investigators say the fire started on one of the balconies in an air conditioning unit. five apartments were damaged. the red cross is helping those families with temporary housing. >>> let's check the weather. we had one of the warmest weekends since last fall. we're all hoping it can stay that way. >> unfortunately it's not going to. tomorrow won't be a horrible weather day. high temperatures around 66. right now it's not bad. 68 is the current temperature in washington. 63 in gaiterhersburggaithersburg. 59 in culpeper. tomorrow morning heading out you might want to grab a light jacket. here's your morning planner for your sunday. 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the upper 50s. low 60s by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. still

in 2013 joshua fractured his nose, eye sockets, and jaw while competing in brooklyn.h lays it out. >> when you're going that fast, i don't think the red hook race is more dangerous than an annual race in central park. >> i think people would be horrified to know they're racing bikes without brakes. >> that's the thing. people are like what? racing without brakes? how do you slow down? >> people don't understand. there's no coasting. the best way for them to understand is hop on one of the bikes and go, okay, i get it. one, two, three, push bring your other foot up peddle. lookfood. loadfood. >> it's very wobbly. >> straight through. you're good. you're good. adjust your pedals. >> it is seen as being more risky in general by most racers. >> is that part of the draw to the race? >> yeah, i think so. it's hard core you know. it's badass all those things, and people like to be part of that, right? oh, yeah i did that. >> riders from around the world want those bragging rights. they included cyclists from 11 different countries and an italian won the men's race and anothe

. >> reporter: the murder suspect, 29-year-old joshua riley, the boyfriend of the toddler's mom. in that apartment, police say he killed that little boy. emerson scarlet lives right above where it happened. >> i don't know. just shocked. like i did not see that coming at all, you know. you don't hear about that type of stuff too much around here. >> reporter: anthony winfrey on his mother's facebook page today is pictured with wings. the message, though there's pain in our hearts, we know we'll see you soon. we love you. john winfrey was the little boy's grandfather. >> well anthony was my -- he was our grandson. that's, you know -- that's a very deep part of our life. >> reporter: and then for something like this to happen. >> it's incomprehensible. >> reporter: police say in this goodluck road apartment yosh wa riley was babysitting little anthony while his mother was at work. when she came home, the little boy was unresponsive. he died later at the hospital. they say he had been beaten to death. >> when you have a toddler that dies at the hands of someone who's been entrusted

joshua van hasten was arrested last night at o'hare national airport in chicago after returning on a flight from turkey. according to court documents, he talked to friends about his plans and flew to istanbul last august. but the documents note that he was unable to cross the border into syria. another alarming incident for the secret service tonight. a supervising agent, according to "the washington post" has been accused of sexually assaulting another employee inside secret service headquarters. senior political reporter scott thuman is live on capitol hill with the new information tonight. scott? scott: maureen, law enforcement official confirms for me tonight that yes, anior secret service employee had his badge and gun taken away. he has been put on administrative leave due to these accusations. an accusation and a warning when the secret service director joseph clancy testified last month. >> it's going to take time to change some of this culture. scott: the newest accusations, the senior supervisor was at this d.c. bar for a party march 31st according to "the washington post"

joshua james corbett sits in the men's jail in downtown l.a. awaiting his next court appearance. the movie star, meanwhile, sits in a jail in some ways herself. her bel air estate, an exclusive area of l.a., is now surrounded by eight-foot fences, razor wire and cameras not surprising given the terror she went through last june when she found an intruder in her home and called 911. listen here. >> 911. >> yes, i'm in someone has broken into my house. i'm hiding in the closet. i just saw them walk to the attic. >> is it a man or a woman? >> i think this was a man. i'm in my closet. i have a safe door in my bedroom and i've locked it. i'm in the closet right now. >> reporter: in court, a detective also read some of the so-called love notes corbett was carrying when he was arrested on sandra bullock's property. listen again. >> you are my wife by law the law of god, and you belong to me and to me only. i love you. i need you. i want to [ bleep ]. i want [ bleep ]. >> corbett's attorney says his client is sick but not dangerous. sandra bullock might beg to differ. eric? >> jonathan c

joshua jorgenson from black tip h fishing, look at the aerial shot of the black tip sharks hungry onfor food. look at size of the lures they're using. dragging them through the surf. the sharks whoa reaching out of the water, flying after the lures. the guy's getting a huge kick out of it. >> another one! another one! >> this is a compilation of two months of shooting video while fishing. they put together the best stuff. the sharks jumping out of the water. that's a testament to the lure that they're using. great stuff. that what happens when you lure the fish in. what happens when you catch one and bring it on board? >> eat it. >> here's tuna. this guy's got his fish yeah nice size tuna. let take a picture. calm you down for a second. they try again. and smile. poor tuna's like let me go. >> great pictures, though, let's be honest. >> surprise movie wedding. >> watch her come down the aisle. >> she looks great. >> wow. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- the pub's out of beer so the bar manager just tweets need more beer. >> the high-tech way he gets the delivery.