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in langley park, delia goncalves, 9news now. >> the other locations for the two-mile run will be east riverdale, suedland, -- suitland, palmer park and glass manor. >>> you knowdy care costs can -- you know, day care costs can really upset a family's budget. coming up on 9news now, we'll take you to one school that is giving youngsters a great head start without breaking the bank. >> reporter: republicans pass a student loan bill despite a veto threat. i'm tara mergener in washington with the latest on this election year clash. >>> student loans have turned into an election year clash between republicans and the white house. tara mirnlgenner reports that -- mergener rompts that republican leaders have mixed the student loan issue with the debate over health care reform. >> reporter: millions of students like howard university sophomore derek simmons could graduate with more debt if congress allows the interest rate on federal student loans to double on july 1. >> it's so hard being a college student. it's so hard trying to pay for college. >> reporter: during campus visits, president

did will first here from the langley director of the langley intelligence group network. he served as a senior analyst with the ci ai for almost two decades prior and was chief of staff for john bolton then under secretary of state for arms control and international security. to top off his distinguished career in government service, he became a professional staff member with the house permanent select committee on intelligence in 2006, acting as a senior adviser to our good friend pete hoekstra. welcome back. then i would like to welcome dr. michael green, a senior adviser of the japan chair at the center for strategic and international studies. dr. green previously served as special assistant to the president for national security affairs and senior director for asian affairs at the national security council in the george w. bush administration. he originally joined the nsc in 2001 as director to of asian affa affairs. i would then welcome scott schneider. thank you. the director for the u.s. korean policy at the council of foreign relations. prior to cfr, mr. schneider

langley park, tracee wilkins, news4. >>> our time now is 11:08. coming up, sensitive talks today in hopes of securing the freedom of legal activists who escaped house arrest in china. the latest an accident that left seven people dead and a wreckage inside of a famous zoo. >>> look closely. something is missing from this clock on the georgetown campus. stay with us. we will tell what you it is. >>> we have a developing story now. pakistan is demanding an apology from the united states after a drone attack that killed six militants. it happened in the north waziristand area. it is the first drone strike since pakistan called for an end to american attacks. they believe the u.s. is overstepping its boundaries. but american military officials say the strikes are an effort to target militants who are living in pakistan. >>> today family and friends of the maryland man jailed in cuba will gather to celebrate his birthday. alan gross was convicted of bringing spy equipment into the country. he denies he ever did that. saying he was simply bringing inter

live from langley park, richard abc 7 news. reeve. >> detectives in the district are offering a $25,000 reward in their search for who is responsible for a newborn's death. the little car was left near the doorstep of a home in the freezing cold, covered in just a towel. now, three months later investigators have a new plan to find out who put her there. we have the latest from the police and the man who found her that cold night. >> the police are hoping to reward money will get somebody talking. right now, their investigation is at a standstill. tonight, we're learning how thoroughly to have been investigating. neighbors say they replayed that night over and over. >> i cannot help but think of how she must have suffered. >> on a bitter cold night in january, somebody left the baby infant girl of the stoop of channing street north east, wrapped only in a tel. >> we are asking the public to think back to january. do they know anybody who is pregnant and is no longer pregnant and does not have a child? >> neighbors say the polic

the relationships between langley research center and langley air force base, dryden flight research center and edwards air force base, the kennedy center are all very strong with nasa and d.o.d. organizations sharing facilities, operation support contracts and flight operations mission support. goddard space flight center just east of d.c., not very far from here, has a global network of satellite communications and downlink facilities. it shares resources with d.o.d. in far-reaching places like ascention island, antarctica an guam. it also operates a joint center for the development and validation of space weather. models and instruments in cooperation with the air force and others. we recognize that space weather information is vital to the military commanders an space scientists for planning an anomaly resolution. finally, the goal stone deep space network has a downlink site at the national training center at ft. irwin, california. as most of you know we recently retired our flagship program, the space shuttle, after 30 spectacular years of flight and 135 missions. that's more f

this tornado hit near langley, kansas. as you can see, it's huge. >> massive. >> look how quick the tracker car is moving and it's paralleling this tornado. >> that's scary. >> the video was being shot by a national geographic explorer and extreme storm researcher. so he was driving toward this tornado that at one point crossed the freeway right in front of him. >> oh, man. that's insane. you're taking this video, what is running through your head? this thing could easily take holy mackerel. >> extremely close. as you can see he is driving toward the tornado. he is an extreme tornado researcher. maybe he's desensitized to the fear most of us would feel. >> it's hard to fathom the concept of watching this come across the street and to still move forward. >> they are till driving toward it. the thing is massive. i can't imagine what it must be like to be there and look at this massive creation of nature. >>> when a dog is trapped on a window ledge, it's passaic fire department to the rescue. apparently people weren't home. t

a run through langley park, a troubled neighborhood that they could lookly be serving after october'skely be serving after october's graduation. >> this particular community is largely an apartment complex community, largely male, almost 100% immigrant and they have a lot of challenges when it comes to health issues and alcohol dependence and drug addictions. >> reporter: the assistant police chief, even the county exec are joining in on the run, the transforming neighborhoods program involving six communities inside the beltway that have long been crime hotspots. the goal toss reach out to residents first here -- goal is to reach out to residents first here in langley park. >> they come from communities from el salvador and guatemala where the first thing, distrust of not only police, but their entire government. they come from corrupt countries. so when they're here, the challenge is on us. >> reporter: there are about five more runs scheduled, but the county executive says the commitment will last well beyond the summer. >> it's about education, healthcare, social services, job opp

sleeves for comcast cares today. 500 volunteers from nbc and our parent company, comcast, pitched in at langley middle school in northeast. they spruced up the newly renovated building and added murals to the walls. comcast cares is one of the biggest corporate day of volunteerism in the country. >>> miley cyrus is grabbing attention lately for her dramatic weight loss. after rumors that she had an eating disorder, cyrus decided to speak out praising her gluten-free diet. now some doctors are worried about the impact on her fans. nbc's renee chenault-fattah has the report. >> reporter: she's come a long way since "hannah montana." this doctor would like miley to stick to her day job. cyrus recently tweeted fans that she suffers from a gluten and lactose allergy. she wrote, everyone should try no gluten for a week. the change in our skin, physical and mental health is amazing. you won't go back. >> a gluten-free diet is incredibly difficult to follow and is typically only used for people with a certain disease. a lot of what she's saying doesn't make a tremendous amount of sense and isn't suppor

francis, saint mary's, langley porter. a lot of the care, especially with the restrictions, the hospitalizations are somewhat limited. unless they are special circumstances, most of it is an outpatient. that is what i have heard everyone tell us. >> we try to be responsive to psychiatric care and creating the most effective programs in the least restrictive setting, and that is what you see in the amended development agreement. commissioner antonini: what were other subjects? that pretty much takes care of it for health care. commissioner sugaya: on the health care master plan, tell me. if and when is adopted, will it have any impact on cpmc. >> only after the date is adopted. commissioner sugaya: because it is another year of, we're not going to make the decision, i can tell you the right now. the board of supervisors makes the decision and it gets approved. once the health care master plan is approved, there is no effect. it can stay within the city and county of san francisco. there are certain kinds of desires or goals

about 500 volunteers from nbc and our parent company comcast pitched in at langley middle school in northeast. the goal was sprucing up the newly renovated building including adding murals to the walls. >> so i think when the kids come back in on monday morning and see their work and the work that they're doing all year long brought to life in these pictures that they're going to be inspired. >> nbc4 has such a long tradition of giving back to the community and now that we're part of the larger comcast it's great to capartner together and make it a bigger splash. >>> -- in the country. a 21-gun salute to say happy birthday to queen elizabeth today. the queen turned 86 years old today, more than 70 horses and ten cannons participated in the event. they were fired at noon local time. queen elizabeth is britain's 63rd monarch. >>> we said there's a change in chuck's forecast, but it's actually a change in the weather. >> forecast is right on the money. the rain showers have been moving in all afternoon. the heavier showers are still on track for tomorrow afternoon. so i hope you enjoyed a few bo

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langley porter psychiatric hospital and another. all of these hospitals have acute beds that are operating below capacity. as mentioned previously, hospitals also receive psychiatric emergency patients in the emergency room when they are on condition red, and, of course, patients with psychiatric disorders may also present in the emergency room, not routed through the psychiatric emergency services. as with san francisco general and another acute unit, patients in the emirate since the rams of these other hospitals, whether because they are on diversion or because they presented in some other way to the emergency room, the majority of these patients need to stabilize on medication or need to be transferred to a different type of treatment program. so the tick away here is that it is not really more psychiatric beds that are needed in san francisco but rather a lower level of care that is an appropriate place for people to stabilize or wait for transport to another type of treatment program. as i mentioned previously, there are 18 li

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prince georges county, baker joins police officers and cadets for the running of the beach, run around langleyning. the purpose of the two mile run is engage the community be a visible presence in the neighbourhood the first of six runs as part of the department's transforming neighbourhoods initiative. >>> chilly start to the morning today. >> most definitely and kind of felt like a set back didn't it, april has been all over the place, this is the last day of april brian and may, tomorrow features a huge warm up. >> perfect. >> we will keep it going most of the rest of the workweek a live lookout side, having a hard time getting rid of the clouds as you know, we did have some breaks in the cloudthat allowed temperature to get up into the mid-and upper 60s in many areas but most places with these clouds around have found it tough to get warm today, so give you a look at temperatures right now as we look across the region, 66 degrees, our high for the day 67, that is below average, the average is 71 degrees that is where they are in fredericksburg, 63 leonard town, cool annapolis, 63 baltimore

the other important point you made was that cal is a bit, langley porter, st. mary's, and st. luke's are providing lower capacity of acute care psychiatric beds at this time. >> let me say that they are a stand-alone psychiatric hospital, but they are operating below capacity. commissioner antonini: that is important. i am glad you're able to clarify that. >> thank you for catching my math, too. >> still sadecki lower and a significantly smaller percentage of the total patients, and the care has to be outpatient care. that is the big demand. >> and when a patient is a non- acute but they are in an acute bed, we do not get reimbursed for them. why would an insurance agency paid for a level of care that is not necessary. it is not a financially sound way to go to put a non-acute patients in an acute bed. commissioner antonini: but on the financial side, that treatment is not necessary, and they are better off having the outpatient kind of care. >> if there is one available, that is true. commissioner antonini: thank you. i had a couple other questions. one is for rhonda simmons

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area russia close up are to get off some ledges the a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. market. why no one should really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to congress report on our. virtual house wall leader takes the international team to stage for the first time in six years and i suppose that interview show persecutor whistleblower julian assange right here on r.t. . provocation by rebels against the syrian army only brings more violence in our minds the truth says the opposition inside the country sending signals it's ready to negotiate. and london swine twelve olympic sponsors counterfire as campaigners call into question their credibility saying against haven't turned it into a money making mission with advertising a top priority. so how and here in our team sports next financial farme

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and one of those, the major one, is actually about three miles from here at langley air force base. another three miles to hampton road. so it's particularly fitting in a way that this issue is something we're discussing here in this particular place. i'll just leave it at that, say a little bit about for any of those in the room, my nephew sam is here, who's having a great time, and just getting interested in history. one of the things that's so satisfying about it is that it doesn't change. it hasn't all been figured out before. and the "monitor" as we know it is constantly changing and evolving, very much thanks to the efforts of a lot of the people here at the museum and at the marine sanctuary. and again, maybe all graduate students feel this way but 20 years ago i certainly felt like i was the only person in the world interested in the "monitor" and the "merrimack." it felt like such an old story. and now a lot of people have become interested in it and the wreck sort of continues to evolve. so it's great to be here. and thanks for your attention. [ applause ] happy to take qu

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this tornado was reported first near genessee oh, near little river, and now it is near langley, if you know that area. elf worth, and saline county. violent tornado being tracked and moving quickly to the north and east around 45 miles per hour. this is pretty rural at this point. we haven't heard any reports of damage yellow light. we're going to continue to track this. one of my big concerns is this is moving towards salina. they are not in the warning as we speak, but it is heading your way, you need to be on big time alert for this storm. let's show you the storm chaser network. this is what that tornado wedge, we call it a wedge when you don't see a point on the bottom of the tornado. people say what does that mean. it means it is large and causing a lot of destruction which is out there. i want to go to the maps, show you the areas i'm talking about, give you more specifics. here is wichita, kansas. it is the area just west of there. so far today we've had a lot of tornados. 29 of them being reported so far, but they have been rural. they haven't hit a populated area. 20 tornados

bev langley has been in the business for 25 years.oom roughly 45% of realtors have left the business. got to be aggressive. working long hours. getting to know buyers and working in the foreclosure market. here is her advice. >> you have to learn how to talk on the phone, prospect. you have to learn social media. you have to really be willing to be proactive. you can't wait for the phone to ring. it doesn't work that way anymore. >> a number of realtors we spoke with mentioned social media new key. got to dive into the new technology whether it's holding virtual meetings to make things earlier or tweeting out hot new listings. this is like any other small business tons of atoni and room to succeed if you are willing to put in the hard work. >> shepard: shannon bream in washington. some of the most common tests and dreams for cancer are not helping. they may be hurting patients. that's the new word from some of the nation's leading cancer doctors. a task force for the american society of clinical oncology reports the recommendations ar

they're langley park, blade ens burk, suitland, kentland, hill crest heights and glass manor. >>> a wholeoods fight over plans to bring whole foods and other retail shops to prince george's county located on 36 acres on route 1 near the east/west highway in riverdale. this would be the county's first whole foods. county officials began a hearing today on this development. executive baker supports the project but critics fear the development could add too much congestion to route 1. if approved the store could open in two years. >>> growing back lash tonight over a plan to extend bar hours and also liquor sales on sunday. today council chair kwame brown and council member jim graham said the city doesn't need to make alcohol more available. graham said extended hours would only add a neighborhood noise and other problems. mayor gray proposed the changes to help raise more revenue. the council will vote on the proposal in the coming weeks. >>> next on news 4 at 5:00 a cheating scandal hits the national blue ribbon school in montgomery county. tonight the superintendent is addressing the all

the goal is to target six neighborhoods in the coming weeks and those neighborhoods are langley park, laid ensburg, canton, hill crest heights. >> in both prince william and fairfax counties in virginia they defended their immigration policies today. we protect victims of crime regardless of immigration status and do not participate in racial profiling. >> prince william county chief charles deen spoke on wtop's radio ask the chief program with one of the strictest policies in the nation it requires an immigration status check for anyone arrested. deen says the department arrests about 1200 illegal immigrants each year. rohrer said the fairfax policy doesn't go that far but he says officers are not banned from asking about legal status. >>> a proposal to extend bar hours in the district and allow for sunday liquor store sales appears to be headed for trouble in the district. today council chairman kwame brown and ward one council member jim graham both said the city doesn't need to make alcohol more available. graham is chairman of the committee that oversees city alcohol sales. he sa

and somebody at langley, at the cia headquarters is sitting there at a desk. right?y stick or something, pushes a button fires a missile in pakistan and kills villagers or terrorists. >> according to the cia, everyone they kill is a terrorist because if they were killed, then they were a terrorist. they don't admit they kill civilians at all. >> under what authority do we have? what legal authority does any country have to go to conduct long distance murder? >> well, it's a good question now. according to our government, they have the authority inside the united states because it goes back to the authorization for the use of force that was passed by congress right after 9-11. that allows us to go anywhere any time. >> everything is justified by that. >> and then, internationally, they say that if we are in imminent danger did you -- but imminent danger is supposed to be imminent danger that somebody is about to attack you and it's not supposed to be getting involved in internal issues because the taliban and pakistan are not out to get -- are not out to attack the un

i am managing director of the langley intelligence group network, a washington d.c.-based global forecasting an intelligence service. i formerly worked for the cia and the state department. my remarks today will focus on north korea's wmd and rocket program. last week's rocket launch that north korea claims was intended to lift the satellite into orbit but was probably a test of an icbm. it was consistent with north korea's past behavior. although it may seem counterproductive coming after a food aid agreement was reached, north korea has done this before. there has been a cycle of apparent north korea agreement followed by complications and the new agreements. pyongyang has learned that a matter how badly it acts, the u.s. will eventually come back to the negotiating table, usually with new concessions. it is possible that last week's missile launch was intended to test -- intended to test america's resolve. pyongyang may have been tempted to see how far it could push washington. north korea may have believed with u.s. distracted by afghanistan and iran, u.s. offici