we got an exclusive look iiside the intelligenceecenter at langley air base, where all that video poursn. but there's a limit to how much a human being can watch: "needing to get water. needing to get up. needing to unfocus your eyes for a second."a rand report found the miliiary could learn something from shows like force, reality tv producers see hours of mundane video, with multiple cameras running 24/7. but their software can "tag" the key scenes:and to allow operators to see beyond their individual computers, the report recommends the military adopt the tv control room set-up. the clock is ticking: new surveillance systems can spy on entire towns. and more advanced sensors will capture a lifetime of video in just one day. "so if you sat down and watched movies for 85 years straight, high-definition movies ...that's the amouut of informatton that this sensor - one sensor - would create.""in a couple years you might need well over 100,000 people just watching video all the time." "rrght, we're not going to gett more peopll.""we have to make do with the people that we have.."and offic

langley park is like that. >> reporter: police say the suspect is about six feet tall, slender, 170 to 190 pounds. they say he was dressed in a somewhat unusual manner, a black hat, black jacket, dark gray or black shoes, and gray dress pants. anyone with information is asked to call takoma park police. and coming up on "news4 at 6," we'll talk to a man who saw it all go down. reporting live in takoma park, jackie benson, news4. >>> in politics now, a set of anonymous text messages sent out to virginia voters. the messages accuse senate candidate tim kaine of wanting to impose a radical tax on all americans. they were sent to voters in the hampton roads area this week. kaine's campaign said they did not send those messages, and today kaine questioned the timing of the text with a new ad from his opponent george allen. >> it's one thing to air millions of dollars of false negative ads, but it's another thing to invade people's privacy with unsolicited text messages. we don't yet know who is behind them. but, again, the fact that they occurred, you know, less than 24 hours from the campa

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it all sometimes you see 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 that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. soon which brightened a few. songs from funniest impression. don't totty dot com. since arriving at borat you know i talked with a englishman frenchman one plenty of russians but i knew one man was making a transatlantic trip to come and play the most famous role of all but. would you please spare as couple of moments of your time to take us around your stuff camp it would be my pleasure. mark works for a historical museum that has played the role of napoleon in reenactments across europe and his acquaintance with the master general began as an early age i have a french cousin that gave me a small toy soldier of napoleon fifty four millimeter and i still have it and many say that that's when it began at two years old a fascination with the polling in these times with the the uniforms the strategy and tactics the differe

madison at langley. this guy right here is phillip mon. mon, money. you can't tackle this guy. sound like littlejohn. what? he had over 200 yards rushing. later on james madison by the powers vested in him, i pronounce you gone. the pretty scramble. madison would stick that one in and they prevail on a close one 24-21. this was a good one. clint orchard taking on seneca valley. this is tyrone williams. stood up by gangrene. this game was scoreless into the second half. look at the inverse single wing. wow. first down. later down the stretch, the check down game. ray garza to siad. siad. weaving in for the score. seneca valley wins it 12-9. that clinches the first regular season loss since november. get gin win, ladies. -- genuine, ladies. check out this play. i don't know what's better, the scramble or the toe tap in the corner. the jags with the score. moving on to dc. tigers driving but watch. step in front of prince and take it all the way back. now, the referees called him out of bounds. what do we have there? replacement refs? . [ laughing ] >> woodson wins it 32-8. that's

get are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then it limps something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. of. the muslim. dr john cool and you're the director and research fellow of the center for arms control china institute of international studies and it's great to have you with us today. so russia and china have found themselves recently in this same camp trying to prevent a possible military intervention into syria.

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. it's. lucky lucky. lucky . welcome back we're talking to euro zone reporter. now let's go straight to spain not only do we see protests that have been going on there and we have footage of that that were showing and from what i've read parliament was barricaded i think you can see the barricades in those images but also catalonia wants to six see it at least it has a growing secession movement that now they're having elections which could be a referendum on independence and catalonia is a very canonically important region to spain were responsible for a fifth of g.d.p. so how do you see what appears to be the growing dissension in spain impacting both the country's ability to manage its economic crisis but also its borrowing costs. well as thing is reconcile the case with counseling and spain is like like a miniature euro zone

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. >> reporter: jason miller who works at a nearby restaurant describes the scene at the hampshire langley shopping center at university boulevard in takoma park around 7:00 last night. he says he saw a man obviously in distress standing next to a van with ladders on top. >> the victim was across the parking lot over here, calling the police, talking to the police on the phone. in english you could hear him saying i'm right over here. he was in distress. the police sirens are going off. there was several police cars going around here. a few minutes later, cordoned off the area. >> investigators say the shooting happened as the victim walked from the front door of the capital one bank to his van. >> at that time the suspect made a demand for his property. he obtained cash from the victim, and then fired one shot, striking the victim in the hand. >> reporter: a day later, detectives returned to a nearby apartment complex on 15th avenue to question residents and look for information. in the minutes after the shooting, a police k-9 had tracked the suspect to the complex but lost the trail ther

from langley park, maryland, a pedestrian was struck at boulevard and piney road.e delays around the beltway silverllege park to spring. on the brakes in lanham, between the beltway parkway, traffic is basically stopped. there's a disabled vehicle. volume delays on 270 southbound frederick past clarksburg germantown. a that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you. our top story, the second quarter of the nfl season did with the regular officials back on the field. >> they announced an agreement midnight, just in time for regular referees to take the baltimore john. gonzales is very happy this morning. field with details on the agreement. >> there are reports early this some of them are in the gym pumping iron at this hour. the deal would not get signed weekend, but the officials have been told they can return tonight for work in baltimore. never.late than regular nfl officials will weeks after missing three of regular season games. was the play on monday night that triggered a wave seattle washen after ithe game appeared green bay had won the game. the league refer

on policy you know how sometimes you see 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 knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. we'll come to the place be sure swimming good you can catch both of the premier maritime aviation show of the summer check out a whole family of russian engineering feats in the lead ships truly fly or just go with the flow and take in the view of the bay below but hold on there could be turbulence on board the plane it's only jet powered in hideous plane fell apart they were ready to tear that up with the world's most colorful choppered and you've got a team ready to joust in the fleet technology i'm here on a launch we've got the future covered. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to dead legislator author of paper money collapsed at love welcome back to the kaiser report. glad to be here all right ted live since we last spoke central banks around the western world have gone out

martha caplin joins us with medical ethics of langley medical certainty. specifically what changes? changes is the list of diseases eligible for reimbursement gets longer. but the bad thing is, if you ran into the debris and the aftermath of 9-11 and then you got sick, i think you ought to be on the list to get your campaign without this list. in other words i am sick, i was at 9-11 i tried to rescue people. i think we are going to cover that everything. >> well there was a time when they were unsure what was caused by what. isn't that right? >> they did and it probably is true. it is one thing to say i slipped and fell, i want disability, we can argue that really happened who caused that what's the connection. if you were a hero and you went into that site and you got sick later and you can prove you were at the site my attitude is why don't we cover everybody? >> how long is this process going to be? >> you can take time even though you add diseases to the list. you have the soldier you go out there and prove it it takes you years to prove it. many might die before they saw a nick

. >> reporter: we got an exclusive look inside the intelligence center at langley air base where allis a limit to how much a human being can watch. >> get up, unfocus your eyes. >> reporter: a report found the military could learn something from shows like "rock 'em love." >> if it was up to me i would do it all for you. >> reporter: reality tv producers see hours of mundane video with multiple cameras running 24/7. but hair software can tag the key scenes. and to allow operators to see beyond their individual computers, the report recommends to the military adopt the tv control room setup. >> two, one. >> reporter: the clock is ticking. new surveillance systems can spy on entire towns. more advance centers will capture a lifetime of video in just one day. >> so if you sat down and watched movies for 85 years straight, high-definition movies, that's the amount of information the sensor, one sensor, will create. >> reporter: in a couple of years you may need well over 100,000 people just watching this video all the time. >> right. we are not going to get more people. we have to make d

. >> well, this weekend nasa langley research are in is holding its first open house in five years of the the facility is in hampton, virginia about three hours south of the beltway. it will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. you'll be able to see a dozen different things there. there are hands on activities for kids and you will also get a chance to meet shuttle astronaut dr. anna fisher who is very special to us here at 9news now. she just happens to be kristin firer's mom. >> and a lovely woman. >> speaking of people who are special to us, here's howard bernstein. >>> we have some great weather the next few days. the national weather service in steriling is having their open house this saturday and sunday. go out and visit and see the cool things they do there. we'll start with your bus stop forecast. a sweet day ahead. a little chilly. you'll need a jacket. some areas readings down in the 40s. it is a nippy start but it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. we start 40s and 50s. sunrise 6:54. we have a little ways to go but a great day. lunch time temperatures will be in the low

crews at langley research center will drop the orion into a tank of water to test impact of the spacecraft in is video tr earlier testing. testing began last summer. nasa hoping to launch orion into space in 2014. it will travel farther than any human spacecraft has gone in more than 40 years. >>> ben and jerry's ice cream is suing an adult film company for similar use of its name. it says ben and cherry's which sells x-rated dvds is violating its trademark. the ice cream company says film producers are smearing its reputation and ben and cherry's make dvds based on popular ice cream flavors. the film can cause confusion or deception. they say few steamy movies could never hurt their reputation of ben and jerry's ice cream. just, you know, there you go. >> all right. >>> let's get rid of that video. all right. well, she impressed millions -- she impressed millions of people when she won gold at the 2012 london olympic games. now gymnast gabby douglas is taking her floor exercise to the center stage at the mtv music video awards. ♪ >> okay. the 16-year-old did a small routine alongside alei

crews at langley research center will drop the o'ryan into a tank of water to test the impact of thataft. this is video from earlier on the craft. tests began last summer on the unmanned capsule. nasa is hoping to launch o'ryan in 2014. it will go farther than a spacecraft has gone in more than 40 years. >>> you've about heard of prepearing in case of earthquake, flood, or fire. what about an azombalypse. fema recommends having a evacuation plan, challenge of clothing, fresh water, and extra medication on hand. >>> let's check on the traffic and see what's going on out there. folks escaping what's going to be great day, danella? >> right now they look really good. no zombie evacuations happening. if you're traveling on i-95, really clear in both directions in maryland. from 216 traveling southbound in maryland to the beltway you're at about 64 miles an hour. that drive taking just 9 minutes. traveling the beltway in montgomery county, that's your out. clear. s outer loop from i-95 to i-270 not bad at all. 56 miles an hour. as we head down to the beltway in virginia, barbara and keith,

so we decided to scramble the f-16's out of langley air force base. >> traffic was crawling along looking through the radio talking about how washington, d.c. is also on high alert that is because they think that might be the next target. >> a group of people were sitting around the television they were ready to throw our meetings. >> after the rush hour would normally have ended yet i got stuck in rush hour like traffic on the road to the west of the pentagon. >> we got a call that american airline 77 was a potential hijacked aircraft. >> as we sat down to have a meating for this client one of the people said, well, barbara olsen won't be here because she is on a plane to california. >> the plane took off at 8:10 in the morning. i had been in my office at the department of justice. one of the gals in my office and said barbara is on the phone. i was at first relieved to hear barbara on the telephone because panic strikes immediately. the next words out of her mouth were was tim my plane has been hijacked. >> we are watching all of this and trying to determine where they are. >> >> the pi

merry langley. peter lingo. michelle lanza. rabin larkey. christopher laraby. scott larsen.e lastin. and my mother we miss you and we think about you all the time. >> and my cousin you are deeply loved by all and with us always. >> nikolas craig. steven hwan aria. anna latherty. robin lawrence, jr.. nathaniel watson. james leghy. [bell ringing] [silence] to assess leavy. can then. >> host. a lexus ledeu. david lee. don lee. gary lee. won a dead lee. catherine lee. linda at lee. and my brother james joseph we miss you each and every day made this spirit and love and laughter that you share with us remain in our hearts forever until we meet again. >> and our son glenn, no you are up there watching as. you can be proud of your wife says she has raised those two wonderful boys leaders in their community emulating their father and everywhere. -- in every way. >> who lorain lee. leon lee. richard lee. edward joseph lehman joseph lenihan. john robinson. jorge leon sr.. matthew leonard. jefferson levin. neil levin. robert levin. robert michael levin. daniel louis . adam louis . jenn

we also at the other base, joint base langley-eustis, we found that there was a set of factors there where the cta 1 canster, and i can tell you from all my discussions with the wings, the c-2-a-1 had a different meaning and we saw different clusters take place. and the human factors engineers and scientists tell us this is to be expected if there is a perception of a problem and then somebody credible within the organization has a problem, others will begin to experience the same thing. and that's what we had. credible aviators who had a perception that we had helped them believe there's a problem with your life support system which could have been contamination and at the first time saying i have a problem terminating the mission, their credibility extended to other people at the installation. that's how we explain it. at the other installations it never got to that point. there were factors that had professionals make well-measured good decisions to terminate missions because they had the perception that there was a problem. >> one other comment, mr. chairman. when the scientific

live -- i live in virginia beach, virginia, -- a final test down in hampton virginia which is now langleyld, his plane could not lift off. and he crashed and they were both killed. a lot of people say that the turning point of the race, of this race was when lindbergh showed up, but that wasn't the turning point at all. the race became much more serious and changed in 10 are completely when davis and stanton wooster died. of course, you know, the french radio operator and the russian mechanic had died before them, but they were not really part of the very small world of american flesh. they weren't really known. i mean, it was tragedy, but these were people that were known and so people started losing friends at this point. and that that point a cloud began to descend over the race, and kind of a sense of doom seemed to fill the hearts of a lot of these flyers. [inaudible] >> the plane was, the plane was, i talk a lot more about the personalities than the mechanical instruments. that was one of the biggest bombers in the united states at the time. it was built out of pennsylvania. it was

live, i live in virginia beach virginia, down on the final test of hampton virginia, which now is langley field, his very heavy plane couldn't lift off and he crashed and they were both killed. a lot of people say that the turning point of the race was when lindbergh showed up, but that wasn't the turning point. the race became much more serious and changed completely when davis and stanton died. of course the french radio operator and the russian mechanic had died before them but they were not really a part of the very small world of american fliers. .. but that was one of the biggest bombers in the united states at the time it was built by the company out of -- out of pennsylvania, it was called the american league lee gone and they gave them $100,000 to build it. it was a three-engine plane. it was another big plane like fox plane was and birds' plain was. okay. the next two people that we see are clarence chamberlain. they were identified as probablies. l.a. costa is the fellow with the scarf on, the tal, dark guy. he's the movie star. he was the ladies' man. chamber lynn was the exac