great time this morning at langley. update. we're not done with the rain yet. here's jackie . >>> our rain chances will be increasing. the late get they'll be developing by the lunch hour and temperatures are going to stay cooler than average again in the 60s today. sunshine limited with occasional rain off and on. tomorrow we'll see rain that could be heavier as a system stalls out on top of it. right now i'm optimistic it will kick out by saturday. rain chances much lower over the weekend for mother's day for partly cloudy skies and 70s . >>> on the roads for this wednesday morning ride, not seeing any major accidents. for folks trying to connect with the george washington parkway we have heavy southbound delays from turkey run park in toward many memorial bridge. in the meantime if you are making your drive this wednesday morning, heading into the district, heavy traffic congestion. second crash of the morning at the third street tunnel, this time blocking two lanes and we're seeing delays on the approach. >>> presid

great time this morning at langley. fourth. karen rogers takes a look at traffic. >> big accident matt in chester county. looking at all the police emergency workers, fire truck ambulance on the scene blocking the two right lanes. look at the traffic here so jammed. looks like we have more emergency workers trying to get through the jam to come to the scene. this is 202 northbound just past valley road. this accident blocking two right lanes. looks like the police are almost entering that other lane. stick to lancaster avenue instead of this because you're jammed chesterbrook past valley. boulevard northbound past f street police on the scene with this accident. an accident in mount laurel burlington county police are here on church road near rowland avenue. swedesboro still hearing that this accident is involving a school bus out here on east avenue at park avenue and 322 still shut town in gloucester county. it's been a mess of a morning, matt. >> really has karen. all due to that rain or most of it. let's go to meteo

f-22 fighter jet taking off from langley air force base just moments ago.rveillance operation over the middle east and jesse palmer is there with a huge crowd of servicemen, women and their families and a big surprise for them coming up. >> we have a lot of service members right outside here in times square. good to have you with us. look at the camera out there. okay, very -- they're quick up there in the control room. >>> also right now, donald trump celebrating a big win as you know in indiana as ted cruz announces he's dropping out of the race. the republican front-runner trump saying this morning he has a running mate in mind but wouldn't say who it is. >>> an entire city being evacuated in canada as a massive wildfire threatens to engulf it. entire neighborhoods. no serious injuries reported. >>> also this morning a great jetblue surprise making a lot of families smile. >> and as a parent i know how it feels when you get on a plane. you're afraid your child will cry and interrupt everybody on board. one company got everyone to cheer every time a baby

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: welcome to the historic langley air force base. "good morning america."ews ever inside this surveillance over exclusive drone surveillance over the middle east every day. >> we're looking at 560 hours of video, pieces of intelligence information to go to war fighter, the president. >> reporter: after witnessing the critical work being done on the ground it was time to see what the air force can do in the sky -- top gun-style. with the captain. >> we're going up together. you're like my best friend. no way, check it out. >> outlaw palmer, that's so cool. ♪ ♪ >> this is the real thing now, the heart is starting to race. ♪ highway to the danger zone >> reporter: and with that, liftoff. that is awesome. we did three of those iconic 360- that's one. dos. tres. our top speed -- 7.7 gs. that is like being on the craziest roller coast er. we made it! >> the good thing about that is, jesse did not throw up and you can see that hair product stood up to the gravity. >> yes, well done, jesse and the hair team. >> exactly. >> i'm surprised he got up at all. a few peop

it were simply responding to an early morning call in langley park. say they were responding to a sick person call for a teenager in an apartment when the teenager allegedly grabbed and punched a female ambulance worker. decided to retreat and then returned with the police. the teenager was taken to the hospital. it is not clear if he faces charges. the member is ok and remains on duty. yet to identify a body pulled from a creek in falls church. the authorities recover the body this morning of a white man near route 50 and annandale road. investigators believe the body had been in the water for some time. an autopsy will determine the cause of death. now the race for the white house, and signs donations are drying up for senator bernie sanders. his campaign raised $26 million last month, down from $46 million in april. that is also days after the campaign laid off hundreds. speaking at the national press club, sanders insisted his campaign is not over. 7rnie sanders: we need to win 10 out of the remaining 1,0763. that is 61% of the remaining edge dele

. >>> an ambulance cras assaulted by a patient in langley park. the family of the teenage male patient said he had, quote, too much to dripping. both emts were able to get away. no word yet on whether any charges will be filed depends that teen. and this accident comes just weeks after the deadly shooting of a prince george's county firefighter during a could lear man will be charged with after leading police on a chase through the district and montgomery county. this all started yesterday when a park police officer alledgedly spotted some sort of the driver was eventually into custody. fi> that sparked more than two weeks ago. the "washington post" reports the fire has been fully contained. a portion of the appalachian trail will stay closed until workers know the areas are safe. the fire stretched across more than 10,000 acres making it one of the largest fires in the park's 80 year history. investigators are still looking into a cause. >>> now to even's favorite panda cub, especially mine. this week bei bei will begin training -- >> training? >

they were responding to a medical call in an apartment complex in langley park. a teenage boy they were trying to help became combative. he grabbed a female of the ambulance crew and assaulted her with his fist. the ambulance crew member was shaken, but remained on duty. >>> we are just two days away from the big indiana primary. a new poll found donald trump and hillary clinton in t 49% of likely republican voters say they'll choose trump. they had cruz way behind with 34%. then on the democratic side 50% of voters support hillary clinton. only 4% more than bernie sanders. >>> a mixed bag this week from mother nature. look at that gloomy sky. warm temperatures, humidity, and the possibility of hail. we continue to follow our top story. the csx derailment. tisha thomon joinsps >>> let's show you the live pictures right now of the continuing cleanup records after the csx derailment in the northeast. still being impacted at this hour. some of the cars on the this freight train were carrying hazardous chemicals. the news4 i-team warned of the dangers in their invest

. >>> an ambulance screw assaulted by the patient they were trying to help about it happened in langley park this morning. the family of the teenage male patient thought he had too much to drink and needed medical assists tan. when the crew arrived, he grabbed and hit the female crew member. both crew members were able to get away from him 37 police also responded to the scene. the female crew member was not hurt. no word yet if any charges will be placed against >>> ted cruz won pig big in vira this weekend. sort of. get the delegates but only in the case of the contested convention. gop delegates were selected on saturday. at large bids only come into play if trump does not receive the necessary 1237 delegates before the convention. still, trump supporters are outraged there is not more support in the party for the people's choice. >> the people of virginia have spoken, you overwhelmingly backed mr. trump as our nominee. >> again, cruz's victory in virginia will only matter if he can block trump from clinching the nomination before the convention in july. he only needs 240. >>> change

saluting the men of the air force at both mcconnell and langley. >> our spirit is sharp.se is just. and it is backed by strength. your strength. our cause will succeed. ♪ >> the president ended his journey in yorktown, virginia. it was here in 1781, out of the fires of last crucial battle the young nation asserted her independence once and for all. and now, almost 200 years later, the same spirit prevails, as american men in uniform help another young republic assert her independence half a world away. ♪ after a two day cross-country tour explaining the policies and it now and assigning america's responsibilities abroad, the president relaxed for a few moments in williamsburg, virginia. the president and his family have attended church regularly, visiting throughout the land many houses of worship. the big and the small. however, no service had ever been so publicized as this one on november in williamsburg. seeking spiritual solace, the president instead received a sermon on vietnam, questioning america's purpose in southeast asia. if there were moments in this -- of dis

a prince george's county ambulance crew was assaulted by a patient in langley park. the family of the teenaged male patient said he had, quote, too much to drink and needed medical assistance. he grabbed and hit a both emtswe>>> a man being held in monthtgomes all started yest a park police officer spotted some s transaction near calvert street and connecticut avenue northwest. the suspect took off and at some point while the park police officer pursued him, the man allegedly rammed into the officer's cruiser and took off again. the driver was eventually spotted in bethesda and taken into custody. >>> 6:36 right now. and visitors can once again drive along skyline drive in the shenandoah national park now that crews have contained this massive fire that happened there. the "washington post" reporting authorities reopened sections of the road that were closed. flight restrictions have also been lifted in that area next to the park appalachi i swimmers at the nation's capital swim . i train nine or ten two or three outside the water. that's what and i have been doing a

everything in the foreground, if you have us cell phone at langley someone will pull aside term on your but the background. but session, focus, mission. it rings really true and that made all of "zero dark thirty" the abbottabad raid. my line there is there are many things in their that are physically correct but are not factually correct. i actually touched upon this in the book. they say for example there is a straight line in the movie between enhanced interrogation and getting to abbottabad raid in the movie it's like this. in real life they were connected but it wasn't like this. it's like this. the first 20 minutes of the movie are alleged cia interrogations impotently over-the-top. that said we weren't very nice to couple dozen people so artistically correct, not factually accurate in the me have my f. who is into heroin. it was a team effort. it wasn't an individual effort but again artistically correct versus factually correct. i will tell you the team that got bin laden they were comprised of women looking at that problem before chasing bin laden was cool for the rest of the a

. >>> an ambulance crew was assaulted by a patient in langley park.he fy patient said he had, qu yet worg were filed against that after the deadly shooting of a prince george's county firefighter who was doing a welfare check. >>> we could learn today what a man will be charged with after leading police on a chase. it started yesterday when a park police officer supported some sort of a drug transaction near calvert street and connecticut avenue northwest. at some point while the park police officer pursued him, he allegedly ram fld to the officer's crewer and took offer again. the driver was eventually spotted in bethesda. he was taken into custody. >>> 5:35 now. all sections of the scenic skyline drive are back open this morning at shenandoah national park following a massive fire that was sparked more than two weeks ago. the "washington post" reports the fire has been fully conted a portion of the appalachian traanthese areas aresast fires the park's 80 yeare he will begin training on the same course that was used by the whole family. these are mil

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langley high school. he participated in a relay for life over the weekend.decided to set a guinness world record for most pullups done in 24 hours. get this, 7306 total. >> wow. >> says he's inspired by american anybodyia warrior but by his dad allen who fought colon cancer. dad is grade i talked to andrew he said how are the arms feeling he said it's not arms >> he took breaks. >> he took breaks. >> it's in 24 hours. >> he did things like watch "star wars" to stay engaged and ate a lot of pineapple and sushi to build up energy and get quick energy hits. >> pineapple and sushi. sounds good to me. . >> congratulations. >> you guys know tonight was season two finale of empire and we had fun. we went to howard theater and hung out on red carpet incredible fans. >> now the show is known for surprises and music. tonight's episode did not disappoint. >> alley allison seymour and holly morris were there tonight. >> we had time to let it think in and it was a shocker. it was shockers i will say when it comes to the finance ali he. i can't believe we have to wait to

. >> the cia brennan leads from langley, virginia, looks nothing like the agency he joined. if it's grown significantly. but the numbers are secret. cia fights with its own ground troops. and has an air force of drones. the complexity of the threats today is unprecedented. hacking, the emergence of a more aggressive china, north korea, russia and iran. and countries failing. all across the middle east. in addition to syria, you are now dealing with failed states in libya, somalia, yemen, how do you develop intelligence in all of these countries where the u.s. has no presence? >> we need to be able to on rate in areas that are denied to us. we found a way to have our eyes and ears -- there, so that we can inform our policy makers. i do think though that this is going to be more and more feature of the future. and we here at cia are looking at how we need to enhance our expeditionary capabilities. and activities. because the -- we need to be on the front lines. >> well, do you imagine setting up cia bases, covert bases in many of the countries. >> i see cia needing to have --

. >>> a prince george's county ambulance crew was assaulted by a patient in langley park. the family of the teenage male patient said he had, quote, too much to drink. he grabbed and hit the female emt. both emts were able to get away. no word yet whether any charges will be filed against the patient. this incident comes just weeks after the deadly shooting of a prince george's county firefighter doing a welfare check. >>> we could learn today what a man will be charged with after leading police on a chase through the district and montgomery county. this all started yesterday when a park police officer allegedly spotted some sort of drug transaction near calvert street and connecticut avenue in northwest. police say the suspe at some point while the park police officer pursued him the man allegedly ran into the officer's cruiser and took off again. the driver was spotted in bethesda and taken into custody. >>> recent federal safety reports about metro reveal more trouble spots for the rail system. the reports were obtained by "the washington post." the documents reveal tha

saluting the men of the air force at both mcconnell and langley. >> our spirit is sharp. our cause is just. and it is backed by strength. your strength. -- our cause will succeed. >> the president ended his germany in yorktown, virginia. it was here in 1781 out of the fires of last crucial battle the young nation asserted her independence once and for all. almost 200 years later, the same spirit prevails, as american men in uniform help another young republican -- republic assert her independence half a world away. after a two day cross-country to her in may -- explaining the policies and it now and assigning america's responsibilities abroad, the president relax for a few moments in williamsburg, virginia. the president and his family have attended church regularly, visiting throughout the land many houses of worship. the big and the small. however, no service had ever been so publicized as this one on november 12 in williamsburg. solace theritual pro--- a president would receive a sermon on vietnam, questioning america's purpose in southeast asia. if there were moments

brennan leads from langley, virginia looks nothing like the agency he joined.s grown significantly but the numbers are secret. c.i.a. fights with its own ground troops and has an air force of drones. the complexity of the threats today is unprecedented; hacking, the emergence of a more aggressive china, north korea, russia and iran and countries failing all across the middle east. in addition to syria you are now dealing with failed states in libya, somalia, yemen. how do you develop intelligence in all of these countries where the u.s. has no presence? >> brennan: we need to be able to operate in areas that are denied to us. we find a way to have our eyes and ears there so that we can inform our policy makers. i do think though that this is going to be more and more a feature of the future. and we here at c.i.a. are looking at how we need to enhance our expeditionary capabilities and activities because we need to be on the front lines. >> pelley: well do you imagine setting up c.i.a. bases, covert bases in many of these countries? >> brennan: i see c.i.a. need

among them leon panetta watched the raid unfold in real time from the agency's langley headquarters and joins me now. secretary, what was that day like for you? it was a culmination of a lot of work that went into it for years. >> it was. it was an awful lot of work that stretched back ten years almost to 9/11, and an awful lot of people deserve tremendous credit for that -- the c.i.a., the intelligence agencies, those involved with the special forces operation. there were just an awful lot of people who did various pieces of the intelligence effort and the military effort that resulted in the raid itself, but it was something that, as an individual responsible for kind of overseeing the operation from the c.i.a., it was a remarkable operation and a lot of tribute goes to the brave riand courage of those who conducted it. >> sreenivasan: where is al quaida now, meaning is the infrastructure, the network oz blinn exploited, does that still exist? >> we've done a good job at decimating al quaida's leadership, particularly in pakistan, and i think, obviously, the bin laden operation was ki

that's langley, a labrador mix.are speeding up security times. they're doing a great job. a very, very good job. very helpful to people overall. the only problem is people like to pet dogs like that and that can slow things down. there will be longer lines undoubtedly across the nation at some of the bigger airports like orlando, atlanta, chicago, boston. it is memorial day. people should keep in mind if they're frustrated or upset, the tsa employs veterans at a tremendous rate. one of the largest groups to employ ex-service members. about 20% are prior military. as we honor our fallen today, even if the lines get long, many people helping you through put their lives on the line for this country. so back to you. >> i was on a flight this weekend where they moved a bunch of military up to first class which was nice to see them all going up there. have you been talking to folks? what are they telling you about your travel experiences? pretty happy, based on what i'm seeing behind you? >> people are happy. they've had

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--retary powell that's not then spent four days with the intelligence community at langley doing a new draft saying he was -- which was primarily based on that. didr claim is that my draft not actually form the foundation of what he presented to the united nations. that, i aming heard sure that you probably said, let me at least listen to what he did say, is that right? mr. hannah: sure, yes i did, absolutely. ofwas there any mention weapons of mass destruction in your draft as compared to the final draft of secretary powell? mr. hannah: both of our dress were entirely focused on weapons of mass destruction. >> what would you say was the difference. a very disappointed with the information that you had provided him. he said it was a blot on his reputation and pre-much until the day he dies is going to regret it. i'm just curious. mr. hannah: when he said was a blot, i think that was what he presented. i do not think he was talking about the draft i presented. it was what he did that he ended up presenting that was obviously filled with errors, most of it was wrong. draft, the instructi

secretary powell then spent four days with the highest levels of our intelligence community at langley doing a new draft that he said was primarily based on the intelligence community's nie. so their claim is that there were -- that my draft did not actually form the foundation of what he presented to the united nations. >> now, you -- i'm sure having heard that, i'm sure you probably said, let me at least listen to what he did say. is that right? did you read -- >> oh, sure. yes, i did. absolutely. >> was there any mention of weapons of mass destruction in your draft as compared to the final draft of secretary powell? >> yes, i think both of our drafts were entirely focused on weapons of mass destruction. >> what would you say was the difference? because he seemed like he was very disappointed with the information that you had provided him and said that it was a blot on his -- his reputation, and pretty much that he, you know, until the day he dies, he's going to regret it. i'm just curious. >> correction, first of all, when he said it was a blot, i think he was talking about what he

anthony mackie who played falcon and joined me wednesday at langley air force base and had a big surprisee screening of "captain america: civil war" which was such a great moment. >> did he let you try on the suit. >> no, we were saying earlier, i'm too big. >> when the contract is up. >> yeah. >> too big? >> yeah. >> a whole bunch of bros. >> this is the best part of my day. >> back with the ♪ there's something to be said for exploring the world around you. for seeking out the new; for trying the untried; for doing the undone. why should snacking be any different? discover all nine flavors of our creamy cheese and tap into your curiosity. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. ♪ life is what you make it. blinds to go makes it easy. blinds to go. blinds for life. bgentle diffused light when you swant it. darkened privacy when you don't. modern elegance always. right now take 30% off our entire selection of beautiful cascade shades. let the sun shine in. or don't. it's all good. blinds to go. blinds for life. ♪ >>> our thanks again to emeril and our breakfast in bed winner sheree and all the

langley takes care of customers here. a bomb specialist dog. people sniffed by one of those animals get expedited service. here at orlando that speeds up the line and those dogs are spread out across this country. no delays reported. no significant delays anywhere nationwide. >> you see that line moving very quickly behind you there. tony dokoupil at the airport in orlando. >>> let me turn to former deputy administrator for the tsa, john holinsky. people seeing that report from orlando may be surprised. did the tsa get its act together here this weekend? >> good morning, steve. yeah, i think they really did. tsa had said the administrator, the secretary said there were going to be long lines. they took some immediate steps before this weekend. things such as authorizing overtime, dogs as we just saw put into the airports. more screeners on duty. and that makes a big difference. >> are these changes that we can expect to remain for the coming weeks or when the memorial day weekend fades away, are we going to be talking about two, three-hour line

. >> joining us right now is brigadier general mike langley. thank you for being here.in charge. you're both -- you have been in the military for three decades. what is memorial weekend, what does it mean to you guys and what should it mean to the americans watching, admiral? >> certainly i think the connection we have serving military members and thank those who gave their lives is incredible. think of the people who gave their lives for the country, we want to make sure their families are taken care of. we want to honor and remember them today. >> general? >> we want to echo -- i want to echo the same sentiments as the admiral here. those who have gone before, those who have given a sacrifice for the great country, that's what we want to remember. >> you must be so proud, because this generation of war fighters and those who serve have got so much respect around the world. the message you guys have sent especially since 9/11 has been one of dominance. does that make you feel great, admiral? >> absolutely. we come from a great country, we have a great military serving

draft, secretary powell then spent four days with the highest levels of our intelligence community at langley doing a new draft and he said was primarily based on the intelligence community, communities nie. so i -- their claim is that there were -- that my draft did not actually form the foundation of what he presented to the united nations. >> now, you -- i'm sure -- having heard that i'm sure you probably said let me at least listen to what he did say, is that right? did you read that? >> yes, i did, absolutely. >> and was there any mention. he seemed like he was disappointd with the information you provided him that said pretty much that he, you know, e until the day he diez. >> when he said, i think he was talking about what he presented to the united nations, i don't think he was talking about the draft and i presented and what he did with george and the rest of the intelligence community that he ended up present gs that that was obviously filled with errors. when i started that draft, you need to go look at all the intelligence there is, including raw intelligence which regularly got i

secretary powell then spent four days with the highest levels of our intelligence community, at langley, doing a new draft that he said was primarily based on the intelligence community's nie. so their claim is that there were no -- that my draft did not actually form the foundation of what he presented to the united nations. elijah cummings: now you -- i'm sure, having heard that, i'm sure you probably said, let me at least listen to what he did say. is that right? did you read his -- john hannah: oh, sure. no i -- yes, i did. absolutely. elijah cummings: and was there any mention of weapons of mass destruction in your draft as compared to the final draft of secretary powell? john hannah: yes. i think both of our drafts were entirely focused on weapons of mass destruction. elijah cummings: and what would you say was the difference? because he seemed like he was very disappointed with the information that you had provided him and said that it was a blot on his reputation and pretty much that he, you know, until the day he dies, he's going to regret it. but i'm just curious. john hannah: