. >> i was with kahlil. let's go here. >> we were like what i would say -- >> let's listen to the music. >> i think i'm going to come back and crash that guitar. that would bring a moment of comedy. >> there are hundreds of checkpoints throughout the occupied territories to make the israelis feel safer. the palestinians, on the other hand, see these checkpoints as a method for the israelis to humiliate them and control their lives. when we traveled, jamal and i had to pass many roadblocks, tunnels that could only be traveled by the army and the settlers. the clear separation underscored the limited freedom of movement of the palestinians versus the unlimited access of the israelis. >> we thought that it would be important to meet one of the leading gunmen of the palestinians. he was the leader of a brigade and agreed to see us in an area that saw some of the worst fighting between palestinian resistance and the israeli army. we met him in one of the many hideaways which made the israelis and our crew very ne

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> relisha's mother and father claim they never gave kahlil tatum custody of their>> they say relisha was sent to stay with them because she was sick and they say that relative put her in the custody of tatum. >>> opappropriates after plan which would have -- opponents of a plan which would put a shooting range near sugarloaf moment can rest this morning. >> the agency has dropped its application. the proposal caused a stof controversy in frederick county. >>> it's 6:29. this is a live look outside. it will still be humid out there to start off our day but it won't be as oppressive as we've experienced the past few days. >> more on weather in just a bit. we start, though, with plenty of trouble on the roadways. monika has timesaver traffic. >>> wait till you see this, especially in maryland. we'll go to our maps right now on the outer loop of of the beltway at colesville road. it's been blocking off the left side of the roadway long enough to cause delays from college park into silver spring and again that single left lane is blocked. we can take a look live again o

rud case, an 8-year-old girl who is still missing and hopefully not dead, police were searching for kahlil tatum who subsequently was found dead himself. he made it to the ten most wanted list of the f.b.i. how does a person, a suspect, get elevated to that level of search? >> well, he wasn't ten most wanted but was definitely on our most wanled list. basic -- wanted list. basically what happens with that, we ask the u.s. attorney's office for a warrant and it allows us to bring in every resource we have. it then becomes a federal case. we have the ability to do billboards and we work with media and we have a national network of media reps who reach out to local individuals -- not local individuals but local communities and things like that so we have the ability to sort of shine a light on that case in a way that most local police departments don't have. so we get people to see those photos and the pictures as quickly as possible so that we can find these people. >> the bureau also has a program called the child abduction rapid deployment program, and that again shows how every moment is