leonard: i would say no. actually, depending on how you caf au lait the war and income i think it is clearly an important point, clearly an important surrender, but there's a lot to be resolved, and even after all of the confederate army has surrendered, there is a lot of resolution that needs to be accomplished. it takes a very long time for that to happen. professor varon: let's talk about grant's term. it's even filling lincoln's wishes as he o s toll in washington. he has already been on the extraordinary tour in richmond, where he had walked up the streets to the confederate white house, he is greeted jubilantly by the african-american population. and a couple of days or a day after appomattox, he appears at the window of the white house reclaiming the song "dixie" for the union and ordering the band to play "dixie," and his son ways the captured confederate flag. he thinks this is it. professor gallagher: from our perspective, we know things will play out really in a slow motion for a long time, but i t

i talked to leonard.ime, buddy and you pass a scrap of paper to another offender you will be without your job. and we are watching him probably more closely than we are any -- at least this where he is because i have something to prove. because i think he can do it. >> change is gauged by behavior. if you are actually changing, your behavior must change. i believe my behavior has changed. >> mcquay hopes a positive job performance will help him to win his transfer and his fate will be determined at his next review, which is less than a week away. >> the bottom line is, i'm still somebody who deserves respect, to be treated like a human being and if it is given to me, i'll give it. treat me like a human being. give me the respect and courtesy of human being and not an animal and you will receive the same. >> coming up, a follower speaks out of turn. >> i don't have nothing against uncle adolf. >> and hears about it later. >> you sank my boat. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it.

leonard keeps busy guiding people through the hospital campus. he also works at the information desk. if he's not too busy he's always good for a story. >> i was 11 years old, way out on the field playing with -- when they -- longest home run ever and they came rolling right to me and put it in my pocket. >> reporter: from the babe to the great depression to the arm cities day snowstorm, he's lived there so many experiences, he could write a book but with so many friends, who has the time? >> these are my good friends. >> my co-workers. >> and i love all of them. >> yes he does. >> leonard says friendship is one of the secrets to longevity. he also credits genetics a love of god, and of course a good game of pool. >> yeah he is young at heart. >>> up next at 11:00. >>> he may not have a permanent home but one bay area man is helping others by building bikes for them. >>> and is surreal scene overseas exotic animals roaming the streets after a city is full of flooding. >>> as we look at ocean beach, you can see the low clouds still along the bay,

>> to the extent leonard was about tax. this was not -- this program was not identified as a tax partly because the raisins don't come to the government. the raisins go into a pool that belongs to all of the producers and then is divided up among the producers. this is not -- these are not things that are appropriated for the government's own use, but we think leonard is critically instructive for the point that with respect to property like this, like the oyster shells or like raisins, what the court said is that they are fungible. their only value is for commercial sale. this is not like the ownership of real property in loreto, which is unique and personally identified. these raisins are valuable only for sale, and in fact as i said, this order kicks in only when the producer has committed the raisins to sale by handing them to a handler. >> so put all the regulatory aspects of the program aside for a moment and just say this were a much simpler program and it said the government says to the raisin industry, you know, we

they laid awake -- evan: here is leonard -- brian: here is leonard. >> he had to -- rate trouble sleepinghe was an insomniac. he would talk, maybe have a drink or a sleeping pill like most of us do in times of tension or illness. at any rate, he did quite a bit of talking, free association. i was in the other bed. it was a friend telling about his life and problems. >> what did he talk about? >> he talked about his ambitions and his mother and her love of peace. and the troubles, his brothers. everybody knows that so well. and he made it very clear that he was going to, if he couldn't, he would do anything to enhance his energy and his ability to maintain footing in public life with a view, doing the things he felt he was destined to do. in a world of foreign affairs bringing about stability and hope for peace in the world. he wasn't kidding around that night. he gradually became more personal, talked about his hopes and aspirations. then he fell asleep and i fell asleep. brian: that was in 75. evan: he lost for governor. people finish -- big he was finished. but he wanted to come back. h

former giants star jeffrey leonard helped jeffrey leonard pick out just the right glove and the sportshority helped sponsor a shopping spree for the junior shopping program. >> it's fun to come and pick out a glove. >> this is what we enjoy doing is enabling them to participate in the sport that they love and we all love. >> that's so cool, and the kids then headed to a field with the clinic with the giants matt duffy. >> they do such a great job and most kids are so pumped up when they see the real giants' playerses. >> it's got to be thrilling for them. >> people may not know, but our own spencer christian was at one point a pretty good baseball player. >> that's true. it's hard to be modest and now that you have put it to me that way. >> it was especially hard for you. >> i was a good college baseball player back in the late 1960s. how is that? >> fair enough. >> obviously my broadcasting career lasted longer than any baseball career would have. >> and we're happy for you. >> you're a hall of famer and here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. a few clouds are stacking up at the coastlin

should affirm based on leonard? mr. kneedler: leonard was about tax. this program was not identified as a tax because the raisins do not come from the government. they are going into a pool that belongs to all of the producers and divided among them. these are not appropriated for the government's own use. we think leonard is critically instructive with respect to property like this. the oyster shells are like raisins. their only value is for commercial sale. this is not like the ownership of real property which is unique and personally identified. these raisins are valuable only for sale and this order kicks in only when the producer has committed the raisins for sale. justice kagan: put all the regulatory aspects of the program aside for a moment and just say this were a simpler program and the government says to the raisin industry we could tax you and say you have to deliver 2% of your net profits. we are not going to do that. we are just going to take 2% of your raisins. would that be constitutional? mr. kneedl

when somebody tells you, you can't do something like leonard skin nerd says we will take it -- leonard -- lynn nerd skin nerd says they will put it back on. >> i am not likening -- camille likens the flag. we do know what liken means. >> i am trying to distort everything. some states put the flag -- they put a portion of the flag on their state flag after the civil rights movement. >> and those flags should be outlawed. >> they seem to be designed to say we are not -- we don't go along with your modern ways, america. that's a thumb in the eye. the state of mississippi did that. alabama did that. >> good people though. good people. >> not saying good or bad. >> the good old boys right now. joanne we can't come to a solution. we have to split the difference here. >> take it down from the capitol grounds. but you can waive that flag on your private property. i think you are pleasing to both groups because it is such a polarizing symbol. that way everyone kind of still gets to fly their freak flag. >> and then you have to deal with the consequences. if you fly the flag and then you get egg

. >> freeholder leonard runs the mosquito abatement program in camden county. thanks to the rain and steamy temperature the past few weeks expect to see more of these guy the day. >> july, august we know it will be humid. usually the beginning of june it gets hot but not really humid in the way it's been so far this year. >> leonard told "eyewitness news" the 2015 season already seems tore more active than in years past. cherry hill resident brian malloy agrees. >> i've noticed them in my house, in the backyard. it's difficult to be out in the patio at night. >> mosquitoes don't discriminate discriminate. eastern pennsylvania has its share of problems. just last week, a mosquito testedtesttested tiff for west viral virus. neighbor spring could shop stop any west neural virus it doesn't hurt to carry something like this in your car. drain standing water. and pay extra attention to those swimming pools. summer just started on sunday meaning annoying mosquitoes could be around for a few more months. >> let's put it this way. i'm certainly not an expert but i hope

. >> how is this different than leonard? >> leonard involved oyster shells which are owned by the state, they are wild animals the property of the state and the oystersmen had no property interest in some other than what the state chose to license. >> is that really true? when these fishermen took the oysters, other waters. they could then sell the oysters. why were the oyster shells not theirs at that point? >> whatever property interest the state of maryland provided for them, the state held 10% of the oyster shells for the purpose of fertilizing the oysters. >> i would have thought that as soon as they bring the oysters out of the bay, and bring their catch too short, what i have caught is then theirs. >> except for the 10% of the state reserve the. >> what sonia sotomayor's question was, wouldn't the same be true of reasons? >> raisons are not wild animals even if they are dancing. and they did not originally belonged to the federal government. >> you think leonard is an animals case as opposed to the state contests your

:0 2 a philadelphia man shot outside his home is dead it happened after 1:00 in the 5700 block of leonard street in the tacony section of the city. right now police are on the lookout for a shooter. >> and overnight crash involving a fire truck is under investigation this morning the fire truck is responding to motorcycle accident roosevelt avenue when swiped by a semi-truck no one was hurt and two were hurt in motorcycle crash. >> happening right now the search is on for missing new jersey woman. >> she's 65. and she left her home own monday was supposed to go to the doctors office and never got. there no one has seen her since. they're so worried. there's been no activity on her credit cards or bank account and e-zpass has not been used i'mer and her cell goes straight to voicemail. her family is concerned and praying for her safe return. they're preparing for worst case scenario. >> she's a strong person. if she's been abducted she'll fight like hell to get away. i'm trying to prepare myself for the worst you know? the more days go by the worse it will be i know it. if we didn't have e

len leonard, lighter rain at this point. inside the beltway, showers at this point.he storm reports from tonight, a lot of reports of hail inside the beltway. these are reports all around the area and this is the report of funnel clouds spotted around the fredericksburg area. two-inch sized hail was reported in stafford. numerous reports of trees down across virginia and maryland as well. road closures being reported as well. flash flood warnings through the area here in red are going to run through midnight tonight. this includes washington, arlington, alexandria, the district, fairfax prince william county prince george's county, parts of anne arundel county as well. you're also under that flash flood warning. frederick is also under a flood warning that is going to run until 4:30. bottom line, avoid travel tonight if you're under these warnings. you want to do that and if you are out driving, you never want to drive through a flooded roadway. with future weather at midnight, notice the area tracking scattered showers. the threat of severe thunderstorms is now over

leonard town, heads up, you are next in this area we zoom on in here. you see southern st. mary's county. hail reports in reston and shan tilly, ping pong ball-sized hail and greater that golf ball-sized hail, too a lot of damage to trees in and around that area, a very big storm. we even had wind gusts upwards of 64 miles per hour at the airport a little bit earlier. i want to show you the latest on the storm right here, making its way back on through parts of our d.c. area parts of the metro region, right along the beltway here, this is around oxon hill, over just the south of walkers mill, making its way way off to the east not done. few here and there, avenue veer weather -- severe weather out of here. storms early most of the day on sunday. looking dry. that is the remnants of bill. the latest of that tonight at 11:00. >> thank you, doug. >>> some big news from our network. nbc made it official today. lester holt will become the permanent anchor of "nbc nightly news." our parent network has been investigating williams for exaggerated statements he made about his experi

mary's county in leonard town and maddux area. we were here yesterday with on that, and my guess is that the weather service will confirm a tornado. we saw rotation as that storm was crossing st. mary's county. some high water. the mow knock acie river in frederick and also parts of the west river in eastern prince george's county in upper marlboro, high standing water across the area. be extra careful this morning. rain's over. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s now. planning out your sunday, plan on plenty of clouds this morning. by later on this afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. a noticeable west breeze today. temperatures will climb into the upper 70s to around 80 degrees in downtown. most of the neighborhoods though will stay in the mid to upper 70s for today. 78 in frederick 77 in annapolis. we'll be breezy so if you're going out sailing on the open waters of the bay could be choppy at times. rest of the week and a look at the fourth of july coming up. >>> while you're looking forward, we are still dealing with pro

as i mentioned i'm a mother of two children my 6-year-old daughter graduated from kindergarten at leonard school yeah. and we love living here last year as i mentioned i came home one day after working work to find a fat notice to say we have hundred and 20 days to leave our home and the neighbors got the same notice and i will never forget that day because my heart sank i have rent control how can that happen that's what they do and rental speculation does the people walking around with id pads not clipboards that's what rental speculation looking at your daughter in the eye saying we have to leave our home no we're not leaving we're going to fight for our community i really want to thank all but community that have been fighting for the mission so we can continue to live here a couple years ago >> thank you. >> oh. >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.)

. >> leonard is as much of a part of this paper as you and he was overlooked. he is going to feel bad. >> but it wasn't my fault. i did not exclude him and i did not write the article. >> remember that time you did not get picked to pull the sword out of the stone at disneyland and they let the other kid do it? >> oh, that kid. [laughter] poor leonard. >> exactly. >> for the record, that kid was a terrible choice. if you cry when you drop your churro, you do not have what it takes to rule england. [laughter] charlie: tell me where you think you are now. you're on broadway and have the hottest sitcom and you come off of that. what is it you want to do? other than what you are doing? jim: i know -- when we were in school, went to grad school and went to undergrad, it was always the more specific you can be the better off you are as far as acting or anything, probably. i believe that to be true. charlie: what does that mean? jim: the example i had was if you could aim at something -- i want to be the neighbor to jack and whoever on this sitcom or whatever. you may

many much you are very familiar with the iconic essay by leonard reed called, i pencil, right? yes, come on. raise your hands? yes. that should be mandatory. if i had a common core curriculum i pencil would be taught in second grade or first grade. this was his way of illustrating the miracle of millions of voluntary exchanges that go on, obviously in our country, every day. and around the world, where they can. of all of the cooperation that goes on without any centralized top-down hand coordinating it. and that the engine the fuel for producing something as simple as a pencil comes from allowing people to pursue yes their self-interest. and it is the same thing with toilet paper. why one of the chapters i wrote in "who built that." it is called, i toilet paper. boy was it fun writing in the voice of a roll of toilet paper. and what i found was and this was just this is what i talk about, when i say that it was such a joy to take a break from the daily wear and tear of the cable tv world where there is so much focus on the negative and just to be able to breathe in this incred

poor leonard... >> exactly. for the record, that kid was a terrible choice. if you cry when you drop your cherub, you don't have what it takes to rule england (laughter) >> rose: was the laughter all studio audience lafayetteer? >> yeah, we've had laughter they've had to cut down and whatever. so who knows. >> rose: but you feed on that in the studio? >> oh, my god... with everything. and most importantly, the writers feed on it. if something's not working, they work on it right then and there. it really is the greatest gift we have. you know we're not taping in a vacuum where it's, like, well we know it's good and funny -- >> rose: how many times do you shoot the episode. >> we shoot the episode once and chronologically. some hot scenes may only go twice. sometimes we have been stuck for an hour in one little scene like that. >> rose: how will it work. something works all week, and then you get there and there's a disconnect and the audience doesn't like what the character's choices are, who knows what the reasoning is. i don't think they are -- the writers

patrick leonard was playing golf with beau biden's father in law friday. >> it was fifth hole and he gets a phone call and he said he was told get the grandchildren and go to washington. i mean you knew it was not good. >> beau biden was two time attorney general for delaware and major in delaware fashional guard. he announced in january that he planned to run for delaware governor next year. he was 46. he lives behind hallie and two children. >> both joe and beau biden have known their fair share of tram di in 1972 he lost his mother and infant signaturener terrible car crash and beau, 4 years old an hunter, were also fearly killed in the wreck. in facts when joe biden was sworn in shortly after this the for first term in use senate he did it at hospital bedside. this is the first time a sitting please or vice-president lost a child while in avs last time this happened was 1964 when had to only her few ral arrangements when they're made public. >> more than 1,000 demonstrators are expected outside facebook's new headquarters in california today. the social media company requires use

leonard saltz is chief of gastrointestinal oncology at memorial sloan kettering, one of the nation'sancer centers, and he's a leading expert on colon cancer. so, are you saying, in effect, that we have to start treating the cost of these drugs almost like a side effect from cancer? >> saltz: i think that's a fair way of looking at it. we're starting to see the term "financial toxicity" being used in the literature. individual patients are going into bankruptcy trying to deal with these prices. >> stahl: the general price for a new drug is what? >> saltz: they're priced at well over $100,000 a year. >> stahl: wow. >> saltz: and remember that many of these drugs, most of them don't replace everything else, they get added to it. and if you figure one drug costs $120,000 and the next drug's not going to cost less, you're at a quarter-million dollars in drug costs just to get started. >> stahl: i mean, you're dealing with people who are desperate. >> saltz: i do worry that people's fear and anxiety's being taken advantage of. and yes, it costs money to develop these drugs, but i do think

so, at the last minute, he says come on, leonard, let's go to elmer's house. it is like 40 minutes away. they get to his vast estate and it is all dark and locked up. nixon says, it's over the wall we go. in their wingtips with their briefcases, they climb over the wall and they spend the night in the pool house. apparently it was like summer camp. they laid awake -- here he is. len garment: later i found out in much greater, somber detail, he had trouble sleeping. he was an insomniac. the way he generally went to sleep, he would talk, maybe have a drink or a sleeping pill like most of us do in times of tension or illness. at any rate, he did quite a bit of talking, free association. i was in the other bed. it was like being in camp and having a friend talk about his life and problems. >> what did he talk about? len: he talked about his ambitions and his mother and her love of peace. and the troubles, his brothers. the kind of stuff everybody knows that so well. and he made it very clear that he was going to, if he couldn't, he would do anything to enhance his

patrick leonard was playing golf with patrick's father in law saturday. >> it was fifth hole he gets a phone call and was told get the grandchildren and go to washington. i mean, you knew. it was not good. >> he was just a guy that was very understanding and he took the time to listen and then he acted on what he truly believed in. >> close with his father, vice-president joe biden delivering nominating speeches the two democratic conventions he leaves behind his wife hallie and two children, hunter and fatally. considered a rising political star when biden left office in january he made it clear he hoped to run for governor. but his brain cancer returned putting an end to his political career and claiming his life. >> i'm very sorry to hear about it. i heard it about 3 a.m. this morning and i was devastated. to dwroung pass away. >> god brought him to a few other close calls you know. i figured maybe he still had more time in this life. but you been unfortunately we don't run the clock. >> beau biden was a major in the delaware nootional guard deploying to iraq and helping to create

lisa leonard sent me this picture, taking place right now out in bull run park.at dad's fest out there from 11:00 to 7:00 today. if you want to be part of that, go on out there and enjoy. just remember to have your extra water and take your shade breaks. if you have a great picture of yesterday's weather or whatever you're doing on dad's day, share it with me. happy to give you some social media sharing out there. otherwise, it's not a bad looking day out there. plenty of sunshine. 85 already in washington. heat index close to 90 degrees. it is going to be a sizzler outside later on today. the rain has gone early. plenty of sunshine, temperatures low to mid 90s. heat index near 100 today. another chance for thunderstorms later on afternoon, but instead of the widespread thunderstorms like yesterday isolated thunderstorms. already 82 in frederick maryland. 82 in west virginia. 85 in fredericksburg and triangle. 83 in culpepper. upper 90s to near 100 degrees for a time. again, future weather, cranking out by 3:00 a possibly of a few isolated thunderstorms. and then

patrick leonard was praying golf with biden's father-in-law on friday. >> it was the fifth hole, and he gets this phone call. he said he was told to get the grandchildren and go to washington. i mean you knew it wasn't good. >> considered a rising political star when biden left office in january he made it known he hoped to run for governor. but his brain cancer return, putting an end to his political career and claiming his life. beau biden leaves behind his wife haley and two children hunter and natalie. >>> you can read more about beau biden on six abc.com you can find reaction from those who knew him best as well as photos of his life and career. the it is all will there right now on six abc.com. >>> former speaker of the house dennis hastert is expect to be rained this week in chicago but exact date has in the been set by the judge. meanwhile a college in suburban chicago has removed his name from the academic research center. wheaton college announced on sunday that what had been known as j dennis hastert center for economics government and public policy is now just named after

as for leonard simms, he walks away bruised and swollen but without serious injury.returned to him the next day. but there are some things his son says he'll never get back. >> i don't think it's as much fun for him anymore. my dad had an incredible sense of spirit, optimism. and then having this happen to him, that took something out of him. >> seven months later and a few miles away, another crime on camera stuns the city of detroit. a tall, heavyset man walks into a gas station mini mart with an 18-month-old child in tow. first he kicks the little boy, who collapses to the floor. then a second time, another kick to the boy's side, knocking him off his feet. when the toddler gets up, the man opens the freezer door, bashing him in the head. there's no audio on the tape, but police say the boy is crying. the man bends down and starts spanking the child. then picks him up, pulls down his pants, pinching and spanking the child some more. the video shows him striking the child repeatedly on the floor, stepping on the little boy's hands. then he coldly turns his back and

philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting today, early this morning on the 5700 block of leonard street in mayfair, a 50-year-old man was shot once in the hip. he was pronounced dead as temple hospital. the shooter is still on the loose. anyone with information should contact philadelphia police officer right away. >>> an accident involving a fire truck send two people to the hospital. the first degree said the is truck had responded to a call and was blocking the corner of roosevelt boulevard and ridge avenue in east falls. that's when it was hit by another car. one victim was rushed to temple hospital. the other to einstein. no word yet on their condition. >>> we do have an update on anyone intentional hit-and-run that happened back in april that led to a philadelphia woman losing her leg. the victim, bee tress spens is now home from the hospital. police charge precious coleman with attempted murder in this case. after she allegedly ran over easy spens with her car on north 17th street because of a love triangle dispute. also that day house caught on fire when her mother ran ou

patrick leonard was playing golf with beau biden's father in law on friday. >> it was fifth hole and he gets a phone call and he said he was told get the grandchildren, go to washington. i mean you knew it was not good. >>> beau biden was a two-time attorney general for delaware and major in delaware national guard and announced in january he planned to run for delaware governor next year. he was 46 years old and leaves behind his wife hallie and two children. >> as many of you no joe and beau biden have known their share of tragedy. 1972 beau biden lost his mother and infant signaturener terrible car crash beau four and hunter were killed in the wreck. when joe biden was sworn in for the u.s. senate he did so at beau's hospital bedside. this is the first time in more than 50 years a sitting or vice-president lost a child while in office. the last instance was back in 1963 when jfk had to bury his infant son patrick. the premature baby died days after birth. >> we'll have coverage on his life reaction on funeral arrangements once they are made public. >> two masked men named a man in

patrick leonard was playing golf with biden's father in law on friday. >> it was the fifth hole and he gets this phone call, and he said he was told to get the grandchildren and get to washington. you knew it wasn't good. >> he was just a guy who was very understanding. he took the the time to listen. he acted on what he truly believed in. >> reporter: close with his father, vice-president joe biden delivering nominating speeches at two democratic conventions, beau biden leaves behind his wife haley and two children hunter and natalie. considered a rising political star when biden left office in january he made it clear he hoped to run for governor but his brain cancer return putting an end to his political career and claiming his life. >> i'm very sorry to hear about this. i heard it at 2:00 a.m. this morning and was devastated. just too young to pass away. >> he is still on, still had some more time in this life but unfortunately we don't run the clock. >> reporter: beau biden was a major in the delaware national guard deployed to iraq and helping to create a justice system in post w

this is leonard street in the frankfort city of philadelphia. the victim was shot in the stomach and leg around 2:00 this morning. they took him to the hospital where he later died. >>> now to the latest on the church massacre in charleston. tonight, we're learning more about the accused killer. a website registered in his name includes photos of dylann roof and a racially charged rant. he is holding a confederate battle flag and a gloc 45 automatic pistol. the writer said he chose charleston because of its historical significance and wasn't finished there. the writer continued saying since no one was doing anything but talking on the internet someone would have to be brave enough to take action in the real world. nbc 10 monique braxton is at mother bethel church despite the hate that came from the accused killer, a lot of forgiveness this weekend. >> that's right, keith. you know we reached out to several ame churches across the city to find out how they're preparing for tomorrow's sunday services. one minister told me he's going to speak to th

on leonard street the victim was shot in the leg around 2:00 this morning. rescuers took him to the hospital where he later died. police are investigating. >>> we are learning more about the accused shooter in the south carolina church massacre. an african-american friend says dylann roof told him a week ago that he planned to shoot up a college campus in charleston. he thinks roof couldn't get into the school because of security so he settled on the church there instead. right now roof is behind bars being held on $1 million bond. the 21-year-old appeared by video before a judge yesterday afternoon. roof faces nine murder charges and a gun charge. the justice department is investigating whether it could be a hate crime or domestic terrorism. and the people of charleston are uniting for prayer and vigil. they gathered last night to remember the nine people killed wednesday night. and we continue to learn more about the victims. one of them had tied to north jersey. sharonda singleton. her family says religion was important to sharonda and she probably would

down around fredricksburg, calvert beach, leonard town today in southern maryland we had reports of tornado warnings. no confirmation of touchdown. but multiple trees down around chaptico and fredricksburg near river road and bragg road. flash flood watch continues until 2:00 a.m. throughout our area. and flood warnings from montgomery howard county, streams creeks all continuing to rise. look at the rainfall. this is today alone close to 3 inches in baltimore. a little over 2 1/2 around quantico. it's from these june storms we've had such a saturated ground and the reason that our potential for flooding has been so high. total rainfall now for june almost 11 inches. is that high? indeed it is. take a look, because where we are right now it makes it the third -- the third wettest june on record and our wettest month since 2008. chris? >> v.j. our team coverage continues with darcy spencer. she's live in fairfax county where some of the streets have already flooded. darcy, what is it like for drivers out there right now? >> reporter: i can tell you there are still some threats due to this se

leonard harris and walter jacobs were arrested and charged. police were called to cotman avenue and witnesses saw the man trying to steal the gleaming yellow chopper yesterday morning. >> the clutch was set up and it doesn't pull in all the way so they couldn't get did started. >> there was a suburban used in other thefts throughout the city. >> video from an attempted theft earlier this month shows them in the suburban man police expect to make more arrests in this case. >>> a judge in knew with wark, new jersey is expected to decide if senator menendez's trial should be moved. he is accused of accepting gifts from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. federal prosecutors want it to remain in new jersey where the indictment was handed up in early may? new at 12:30 the tsa is taking steps to help travelers that don't speak english and their program is getting a head start in the garden state the agency is starting a new customer initiative that had has -- which language they speak in edition to english. >>> there is much more

. >> free holler, leonard runs the mosquito abatement. thanks to the rain and steamy temperatures over the past few weeks, expect to see more of these by the day. >> july, august, we know it will be humid. usually the beginning every june is gets hot not really humid, so far the way it has been. >> tells "eyewitness news" the 2015 season already seems to be more active than in years past. cherry hill resident brian malloy agrees. >> i've noticed them in my house, the backyard and all it is difficult as i said to go out in the patio at night. >> mosquitos don't discriminate. eastern pennsylvania has its share of problems. just last week, mosquito tested positive for west nile virus in chester county. expert say, don't worry neighborhood sprague should stop any spread of west nile virus, but if you're extra concerned, it doesn't hurt to carry something like this in your car. drain standing water pay extra attention to the swimming pools. summer just started sunday. mean annoying mosquitos could be around for a few more months. >> let's put

leonard harris and walter jacobs were arrested and charged.ice were on the 3200 block of cottman avenue after they got called. witnesses said they saw the men trying to steal david vocht's gleaming yellow chopper yesterday morning. >> got my clutch set up. they couldn't get it started. the clutch won't pull in all the way. >> they had a dark colored suburban that had been used in previous thefts throughout the city. >> police say surveillance video from an attempted theft earlier this month shows harris and jacobs in that suburban. investigators say they expect to also make further arrests. >> things could really be happening this afternoon. >> yeah, and i don't think everybody is going to see a thunderstorm but the trouble is they're going to be so gusty with such torrential downpours you don't want to be driving in the middle of this its a little tricky. let's take a look at storm tracker six live double scan around the region we're basically dry. i want to go in a little tighter because with double scan you can see every little sprinkle. we

. >> reporter: leonard harris and walter jacobs tried to steel david's gleaming yellow motorcycle around 4:00 a.m. on the 3200 block of cottman. vote was asleep but two cleaners for a neighboring bar saw the alleged theft in motion and called police. >> i got my clutch set up, they could not get it started. >> they had a dark colored suburban that had been used in previous theft throughout the city. >> reporter: this is surveillance from an attempted motorcycle theft on june 4th on the 800 block of north 28th. police released it earlier this month hoping to get leads and say jacobs and harris are the men in the video. another man who had not been apprehended kept a look out. they were unable to cut the lock and eventually ran away but police say the suburban in the video is the same used in this morning's alleged theft. >> we have a lot of legwork to continue with this investigation. there is multiple charges we expect additional people to be charged but we're still real early in the investigation. >> a couple hundred dollars but i'm just glad i got my bike. >> reporter: jacobs and harri

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