well, again, route 1 remains closed northbound here between campus drive and lakeland. that is because of the investigation that you see behind me. now take a look at video from earlier. this happened earlier this morning. a northbound vehicle struck a pedestrian as that person was crossing route one. the investigation continues and that's why you're going to find this traffic diversion here at campus drive. joining me now is the prince george's county police department so there's a lot of things to look at now in this investigation. what can you tell us about it now? >> when the crash happened at about 6:20 this morning our collision how the crash took place which unfortunately lead to a woman being killed here this morning in college park. >> what do we know about the victim yet? you trying to identify this person? >> sure, we still trying to make proper notifications. she was an adult and we're looking into why she was here in the college park area. >> this happened at 6:20 in the morning so that would have been before we got, i guess, sunlight, correct? >> yeah, at

this is in lakeland, florida. this girl is terrified of the ugly pumpkin.he pumpkin patch. she's little. she doesn't understand that. i barely understand it. i don't want to look at this. >> halloween is going to be quite the ride for this little one. >> just don't like halloween, and it starts right here. our next victim, look at this. [ screaming ] >> reviewing the mask, is that a good or bad review? that's the reaction you want. >> technically, you have to buy it now. >> they are showing her an even scarier mask. >> just touch it. >> mama's trying to overcome the fears. at some point, y'all go from taking care of us to you taking care of us. you can't run from that mask. >> all i care about is you go to bed. how about now! >> unless, of course, you're 20 month old mason. >> that's the creepiest of them all. >> mason, be careful. run! >> behind you! >> hi. >> oh. >> not today. but then he stops -- >> just takes it, thanks. dad's like, well, that didn't work. >>> a new york city makeover. look at the people. they are so cool. >> southeast it next "right th

corners of putin's russia take the mike nissen by the ministry situated on an island in the middle of lakeland doga europe's largest despite its remoteness thousands of pilgrims come to the sacred monastery which according to legend stands on the site where st andrew planted a cross. but these days the island is also home to a private waterside touches the. used by president putin strictly off limits. it's a sign of the times since the collapse of the ceviche union the russian orthodox church the scene a dramatic rise in its fortunes. twenty five thousand new build or restore churches eight hundred one of stories millions of them believe us we are on the way and now the trend you from europe to question is goes down in venice and going down in russia we have moral trends back to christian roots. every week a staggering nineteen new orthodox churches are either built or restored in russian . many welcome this increase including president putin seen here opening a new church with patriarch kirill the primate of moscow and all russia. but not everyone is happy. you have kenny lebedev is part of a

daughter of the vice president, kate face, a striking, politically powerful daughter of salmon p chase, lakeland treasury secretary, it's interesting to think about powerful government dollars right now, i'm dropping that in their and mrs. hill bound, hail girl for the daughters of the center from new hampshire but these women were not the reason or washington's letter to his sister. last but not least was miss emily warren, sister of the general who came specially from west point to attend the ball. it was the first time i ever saw her and i am very much of the opinion that she has captured your brothers heart at last. it was a real attack in force. it came without any warning or previous realization on my part of such an occurrence taking place and it was therefore all the more successful and i assure you it gives me the greatest pleasure to say thati have succumbed . what they said to each other that night, the way they danced, what she was wearing, the gleam of the candlelight on the buttons ofhis officers tunic , all this is lost but washington's lines to his sister are true and clear. bill

now we've been just inside a very small part near the lake of land about one hundred meters from lakeland now . the exodus of range of from me and miles rakhine state to shock the world for journalists in the country simply reporting the story has led to harassment refusing to accept government propaganda some fearing for their lives not a good minute reports from younger. in a yangon cafe i made mean mean he's visiting from his home state of record time when he runs a monthly political magazine it's a risky business the twenty eight year old shows me photos of a bombing attack on his house last year which he says was due to his reporting in rakhine. if we keep trying to investigate the truth about issues in rakhine state my life could be in danger. coverage of stories about muslims during the recent incidents on monday or we had to be silent we almost don't cover it because we have to be very careful no. more than half a million rohingya have fled main mar to bangladesh since late august after a military campaign the united nations has called ethnic cleansing but you're unlikely to hear

campus way north is closed between -- i'm sorry, route 1 is closed between campus road and lakeland and this is because of this fatal pedestrian incident that happened about an hour ago. we're told that the person struck was a woman. she was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. the vehicle and the driver stayed on scene. th for awhile you had north and southbound traffic blocked but now only the northbound traffic is being blokd. it's also effecting some metro bus routes as well so if you take a metro bus up and down route 1 in the morning, you may experience, may be experiencing some delays as the buses have to work around this one block closure while police investigate this incident. judging from the scene here it doesn't appear the person was struck in the crosswalk because the cruisers would not be parked there. that would then be an active part of the scene but as you can see there there's a lot of evidence collection going on there and reconstruction as is usually the case when there's a fatal pedestrian incident here. now the university of maryland and route 1 had this issu

thomas calling from lakeland, florida. good morning, tom. caller: hey. how are you, buddy?ost: ok, tom. caller: i just wanted to say it to say it wasn't a gun that brought the towers down. [no audio] host: if we lost you, want to hear what you have to say. james, virginia, good morning. caller: hey, paul. i just want to say it was like our generation, 1964. the guy who shot steve scalise was in his 60's too. i don't know. ut anyway, there is a reason for not politicizing this but when do you want to talk about guns? that's all i got to say. host: all right, james

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thomas calling now from lakeland, florida. good morning, tom. caller: hey, how are you, buddy?ost: ok, tom. caller: i just wanted to say, you know, it wasn't a gun that brought the towers down. host: tom, are you still there? caller: yeah. host: i think we lost tom. tom, try to call again. if we lost you, i want to hear what you have to say. james from virginia. good morning. caller: hey, paul. host: good morning. caller: i just wanted to say it .as like our generation 64. the guy who shot scalise was in his 60's too. and, i don't know. t anyway, they say there's a reason for not politicizing this, but when do you want to talk about guns? that's all i got to say. host: all right, james. appreciate you calling. at twitter, someone identifying themselves as an american where is -- this is a tragedy which should have been prevented. all the hotels should have security elevators to detect weapons. i'm not sure what the situation was at the hotel where the gunman shot from but at least that's what one viewer has to say. senator harris, democrat of california tweets our hearts break

ainsley: naples on friday and lakeland on saturday.. brian: you won't see it on mine. steve: if it's wednesday we must be talking politics. we start with a fox news alert. as it turns out over the last week or so, we have heard the president of the united states say hey, who at the fbi and the department of justice, who -- how much did we pay and who funded that so-called dirty dossier? well, yesterday, in an exclusive report in the "the washington post," we now know that that woman right there, her campaign and the dnc paid for the dossier that said donald trump did all sorts of crazy stuff. brian: $5.6 million from the clinton campaign she wrote in legal fees as well as 3.6 million for the dnc. they combined to give g.p.s. fusion g.p.s. all that money in order to hire christopher steele, who has connections with the fbi as well as the mi-5, to go into russia and find out about any type of trump ties. believe it or not though, they didn't start this investigation. some republican started it. i assume when. steve: opo research. brian:

ice lakeland thunderstorms have weakened and intoed that jersey.w earlier. winds will be strong as we go throughout today. we have the wind advisory through pennsylvania at 11:00 a.m. 1:00 in the afternoon in new jersey. winds pig fairly windy during the afternoon -- will be fairly windy during the day and die down overnight. gusts about 25 nierps foilds, millville. 20 in dover although that was 50 miles per hour only awe few hours ago. around 30 mile-per-hour ghufts lanetown. some damage is wind possible as we go through your morning and afternoon. here's the severe weather threat scale. damaging wind and flooding is the highest risk we're looking at. >>> getting to work or school could be meissy. jess? >>. the 42 freeway at creek road. here is the southbound side. seeing southbound traffic. this is coming away from the walt whitman bridge area and moving further into new jersey, deptfo deptford. a scene schedule here. >> that's going to do it for us now. >>> we're back, now, 7:30 on a tuesday morning. look at the rain on the lens overlooking manh

of land about one hundred meters from lakeland now it is expected that the president will show up this week that most likely of the philippine military together with the national members of the national government will finally be able to raise the philippine flag at the heart of what are we city since the crisis began daryn orator jamila dugan the city thank you. now the exodus of a hinge of a man miles rakhine state has shocked the world yet for journalists in the country simply reporting the story has led to harassment refusing to accept government propaganda has left some fearing for their lives reports from young in a yangon cafe i made mean he's visiting from his home state of mind when he runs a monthly political magazine it's a risky business twenty eight year old shows me photos of a bombing attack on his house last year which he says is due to his reporting in rakhine. if we keep trying to investigate the truth about issues in reclined states my life could be in danger if we reduced our coverage of stories about muslims during the recent incidents in monk we had to be silent w

michael is on our independent line from lakeland, florida. good morning, michael. caller: good morning. i was calling in about late-night comedians. satire -- political satire has been around as long as politics, basically, so lately the viewership -- the age of their viewership for their particular -- they like that and as long as the viewership remains high enough that the owners of the shows and the networks or whatever are happy with their viewership's so they can sell ads, i think they should be allowed to continue making their jokes. i believe it's perfectly fine because it has been around as long as politics to make fun of politicians and they should laugh with us. from joe is calling in maine on our republican line. caller: hi. i tell you. you've got this negative running very well. hello? host: go ahead, go ahead, joe, you are on. all right. this negative narrative, you guys are running a very bad. this is like black supremacist tv you are running here. sudden you are bringing it up and it's the worst thing i've ever heard in my life. host: i want to make

victor is a homeowner in lakeland, florida. victor, go ahead. caller: good morning.orning.d caller: i have a question. homeowners, the original thee of the house, is it in forecast to be transferred to house sent value of the at this time? guest: did you get the question? not sure if i follow that one. host: try one more time, victor. saying, what i'm i'm trying to find out, the house, it alue of the would be in the forecast -- yeah, victor, go ahead. caller: okay, what i'm saying, say, that if any time value of the house to the presented alue of the house at this moment? host: chris salviati, did you get that? i think from o what i'm getting out of that asking is that you're about what happens if the value of your price changes and how impact these benefits in relation to the original price that you paid for the house? about that is y that the mortgage interest relatedn is going to be to what you're paying on your actual mortgage. for e amount that you pay your house, if there is any type restructuring in the loan, then that new amount of mortgage would be reflected