hogan says the cuts will save marylanders $51 million in five years. >> by allowing marylanders to keep more of their hard earned money rather than sending it to bureaucrats in annapolis, they will have a chance to put those dollars back into our state's economy. these fee reductions will not impact the operations of any agency or department. >> hogan also says his administration is just getting started and would like to cut other fees. ♪ i just called to say james loves you ♪ [ laughter ] >>> how cool, that is musical legend stevie worn hitting the freeway with the cbs late late show host james corden for carpool karaoke. stevie called corden's wife to sing his hit i just called to say i love you. i bet he got a whole lot of browny points now after this and you can watch the late late show here on wusa9 after the late show with stephen colbert. >> i think james liked it more maybe than his wife. >> his voice is amazing even in the car just driving. >> he still sounds the same. >>> $30,000, that's roughly how much it's going to cost you to have kenny loggins perhaps play some of his hit

that's whate need in maryland. alcohol institute disagrees. >> they gogot a majority of the house committee to pass a bill. and they point the finger at the mmittee chairman for sititting on the bill. he's a defense attorney by trade. >> let me spepeak with you. >> no. >> the most sobering of all arguments for tough dui laws is death. >> i cry every day. >> last year 22-year-old university of maryland student was run over and killed on route one by a 2-time drunk driver. he got two years in the plea deal, pushing for more, would have been a strugglele. >> it doesn't do anything for us. it didn't help solve -- it won't bring corey back. so we just took the plea. [cryining] >> one after the other this is a normal night. >> critics argue the all night, all out fight to make the roads safe in maryland. >> right in front o of it! >> will stumble on, until there's a better answer. so organizes like madd, andnd lawmakers whoho wanted to tough instate laws ththis past sessio failed. but they're vowing to keep up thee battl

maryland up 20-13. bowling green came to play. tied at 7 in the fourth, matt johnson to roger lewis, 27-yard hookup. bowling green in the driver's seat 34-27. maryland tries to answer. interception for bowling green. maryland gives it right back to the falcons. two touchdown interceptions on the day. this is the day you didn't want the ball in matt johnson's hand. a strike to robby rhodes, 44-yard td pass. randy edsel looking for answers, something, switching things up. and at quarterback, bad news, same result. intercepted by clint stevens. roe, one of three on the day, two interceptions. bowling green's office continuing the clinic. johnson to jeter, six touchdowns and a pick for johnson. bowling green stuns maryland 48-27 in college park. >> we did a pretty good job making some plays in the first half. in the second half we just didn't make any plays, and we had opportunities. we had them in long situations to do that. and we just didn't get it done. >> it's always tough taking a loss because you don't play the game to lose. it

developing story out of frederick, maryland this morning. why a construction site is now a crime scene. >> if you are just waking up this morning, expect changes. hey, take a look at that flag there. notice it is cooler this morning. a bit of a breeze. another heat wave is headed our way. >>> high school football season is under way. one of the things parents worry about, injuries. concussions, in particular. a new program seems to be helping kids in football and >>> as we approach 9:30, continuing to update the breaking news. in the last hour, we learned police arrested three people in the death of a loudoun county teenager. he was shot and killed yesterday walking to his school bus stop in sterling. deputies telling us this may be gang related. the suspects all young men, one 17, another 18 and the third 20 years old. police are going to have a news conference in 90 minutes from now. we'll update you with new information that comes out of that. you can have the updates come to your phone if you have the app. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie

the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. cummings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. we yield four minutes to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for four minutes. mr. desauliner: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the distinguished ranking member of the committee, from maryland. and i want to speak as a freshman member of this body, who has been able to learn a great deal about this difficult, difficult area of the world, a place where america has invested too many lives and too much money. and to talk about my journey in coming to the decision to vote with the president and feeling like he deserves a glattory note for this accomplishment, a have -- in a very difficult and complex piece of diplomacy, perhaps equal to the difficulty and complexity of this area of the world, which has had so much turmoil in history. i've spent the last 60 days taking every opportunity to listen to constituents and experts. i've been personally briefed at the white house befo

the heaviest storms in through portions of southern maryland. you notice the radar mostly on the clear side, what we have been talking about the last couple of days. most of us would stay dry, but seeing shower activity now in and around the d.c. metro area, especially southern maryland. zoom in on charles county. notice the lightning here around the charles -- the charles county/st. mary's county line, around mechanicsville. extreme prince george's county, calvert county and up toward the north, around the clinton area, we have seen a lot of showers around the oxon hill region toward clinton and upper marlboro, another shower just to the north and east of marlboro. now, i want to show you what's causing this, a little boundary helped by the bay breeze here. look at these showers developing along this line so we could see more of these over the next couple of hours. and there's actually new little line developing just off to the west, maybe mount vernon, waldorf, see showers there i mentioned the temperatures. how about this? 95 degrees right no

i'm scott broom in frederick county, maryland, coming up the invention that has the attention of some engineers at mit. ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ >>> there is a bit of a furniture feud brewing in the state of maryland. maryland governor larry hogan is blasting former governor martin o'malley for buying some fancy furniture from the governor's mansion but doing so at a deep discount. meghan mccorkell shows us just how much o'malley shelled out compared to taxpayers. >> reporter: as martin o'malley moved down to the governor's mansion, a new baltimore sun investigation shows a lot went with him. the governor spent 12 bucks on a mirror bought in 1995 for $1,200. for eight bucks he got a table that retailed for nearly 900 in 2003. in all the o'malleys purchased 54 pieces of furniture that the taxpayers paid $62,000 for all for 9,600

he served as maryland's governor from 1969 until 1979. service for mandel will be tomorrow in pikesville. >>> today sweet briar college is about to receiver some of the money it needs to stay open for now. the nonprofit saving sweet briar incorporated says it will make a payment of at least $3.5 million today. the installment is part of a series of payments needed to save the liberal arts college. >>> we're looking at a hot one again today and tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be even hotter. imagine that. 93 degrees today. a couple of showers and thunderstorms mainly all of them are going to be off to the west. if you see one, you're pretty lucky. by friday we're looking at a better chance for rain setting us up for a great weekend. >>> cbs is next. a new study by the insurance institute for highway safety found speed cameras in montgomery county has led to a long-term decline in deaths and injuries from car accidents. >> they say it's -- they say similar programs were used nationwide. more fan 21,000 fatality -- more than 21,000 fatalities

a maryland state police helicopter lowered rescuers to the trail where the man fell about 75 feet. you can see here the hiker being lifted into the chopper. it happened yesterday. the man is believed to be in his 20s. he suffered a head injury. there is no word on his condition this morning. >>> virginia has 11 days to issue driver's licenses that meet new federal security guidelines. the commonwealth's real i.d. extension runs out october 10th. congress passed the real i.d. act in 2005. it created a set of standard security checks for licenses to make them harder for terrorists to get. i.d.s that don't comply could be rejected at airports starting next year. virginia is currently in the process of getting another extension. >>> it is now 4:41. time for weather and traffic. looks like we need our umbrellas today. >> chuck bell will time out the drive time forecast. >> good morning once again. very cloudy and mild start this morning. little light rain now right through the heart of alexandria and arlington, moving into southern prince george's county, over the capital beltway. could

the beginning of a brutal stretch for maryland. last season the terps surprised the wolverines in the big house, but this season -- >> they look like a better team than last year, you know, at least on film, so, i mean, they probably will have a chip on their shoulder after last year. >> reporter: so the wolverines will be a challenge, so will the weather. it's supposed to rain here throughout the weekend to which rowe says maybe we will throw it a little less. after seven picks in the last two weeks, maybe that's not such a bad thing. in college park, dave owens, wusa9 sports. >> we will find out tomorrow what their decision is on the game or not for saturday. >> what are the chances? >> saturday night at 8:00. >> 50/50. they will be past the first storm and ahead of joaquin so might get it in. >> we will what can i make for you? how about one of our delicious reuben sandwiches? loaded with your choice of tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast. we top'em with sauerkraut and swiss cheese, drizzle on our thousand island dr

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in the meantime, maryland state police want anyone with information about that accident last night or anyone who may know where the suspect in that vehicle is located to contact the department right away. jim? >>> thanks, meagan. >> six decades later, the first direct flight from baltimore to cuba is cleared for takeoff. >>> re-creating hurricane krt. i'm mark segraves and i'll tell you why this exercise is designed not only to how to rescue survivors, but how to keep first responders safe. >> it will move in here tomorrow night and into friday and saturday and that brings us what could be another torrential round including more flooding and then we look toward the possibility of joaquin and i've got the latest track in just a few minutes. >>> a historic snapshot in this tweet from vwi marshall airport today as the first flight to havana out of that airport took off just a short while ago. customs and border protection now allowing flights from cuba to the u.s. out of baltimore making bwi marshall the only way to provide charter flights to cuba and one of them was costing quite a lot

here's a live look to -- maryland side. here's a live look at how things are shaping up in virginia. traveling eastbound on i-66 traveling toward fairfax, you won't havefully problems. just volume. your next traffic update in ten minutes. over to you. >>> as we continue to follow breaking news of a double fatal house fire in anne arundel county, it broke out around 2:00 this morning in the 100 block of benfield road cite across frommer is verve that -- from serverna park high school. two -- severna park high school. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> reporter: metro riders, the next six months could be a test of your patience, especially if you take the blue and silver lines or orange lines. take a look. we are here at stadium armory metro. trains on the blue, orange and silver lines will run at longer intervals starting tomorrow. instead of every six minutes it will now be every eight minutes. starting on tuesday, only blue line trains will stop at stadium armory metro during rush hour. orange and silve

showing virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, all rain free.e had a shower, thunder and lightning, across into the far southern parts of southeastern, virginia. locally, all dry here. dry roads as you head out the door early this morning. you are going to notice it is humid. temperatures hovering around 70 degrees in prince george's county. montgomery and fairfax county. virginia, near 70 in town. low to mid-70s. on the chesapeake pay bay, no 70s. elsewhere, shenandoah valley, a beautiful morning there. up along skyline drive, great day for hiking there. out in the mountains of western maryland and west virginia, most locations are in the low to mid-60s. i was biking on the toll path in allegheny county. a beautiful day for that and all outdoor recreation. we have sticky humidity. lower humidity is on the way. later this afternoon, you are going to notice it will be much less humid. humidity moving in by later this afternoon. the cloud cover is breaking up. by 10:00, sun breaking out to upper 70s. by noontime, right around 80 degrees and partly

reporting live in boyds, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> scott, thanks for that report. the family is asking the media for privacy today. >>> new tonight a popular hospice facility is selling its building to a pretty famous school, the washington home and community hospices says it is closing its upper northwest facility by the end of 2016. the building on upton street just off wisconsin avenue will be sold to the sidwell friends school. 129 people currently receive hospice and aging care services in that building. the company says arrangements will be made for those people. mola lenghi will have much more on the sale and what this all means coming up at 6:00. >>> a new sports arena and entertainment venue is coming to the district. it will be built in southeast washington. the future home of the wnba's mystics and a practice facility for the wizards will be do aned and built on the east campus of the -- designed and built on the east campus of the former st. elizabeth hospital in ward 8. the project is expected to host over 99 nonbasketball related events every year, co

sheila and katherine lyon disappeared from a mall in wheaton, maryland.investigators believe he played a role in the murder and the girls' bodies have not been found and welsh is serving time for an unrelated rain case in delaware. >>> dozens of people had to rearrange their travel plans when a flight made an emergency landing. the delta flight took off from atlanta heading to new york. there were engine problems. passengers onboard heard a loud booming or popping noise. delta did not release any details about what may have happened and that jet did land s safely. >>> sex while on duty. missing equipment, timesheet fraud. those are some of the dramatic misconceptions of misbehavior on a government facility that scott mcfarland and the i-team broke this morning. >> serious misconduct alleged at the headquarters of the national institutes of standards in technology in gaithersburg involving one high-ranking police official there. former agency police lieutenant christopher bartly. the same police official who pled guilty to a charge of methamphetamine on th

here's a live look from our maryland cam on the beltway. still fairly light on both the inner and outer loop. no major accidents to slow you down. we'll have another update in ten minutes. for now over to you. >>> we begin with developing news in the 2009 disappearance and death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. >> jesse matthew, the man charged in the death of hannah graham has been indicted in the 2009 disappearance and death of morgan harrington. >> nikki burdine joins us with the latest on this case and a preview of what's ahead. >> reporter: morgan's mother says she's always known jesse matthew is the one who killed her daughter. that's why she's never given up hope that justice would be served. the 20 year-old virginia tech student disappeared in 2009 after leaving a concert in charlottesville. her remains were later found on a rural farm in virginia. now jesse matthew faces first- degree murder in her death. he's charged also in the death of hannah graham. he entered an alfred plea in a ten-year-old assault case in fairfax

maryland's defense came to play. pass tipped with intercepted by sean davis. terrapins back in business. maryland takes advantage. rowe will find edwards again. second touchdown of the game. four tds in the game. >> i said last night, all i need you to do is play every play like it's the last you play. that's the mentality we are trying to get. i think they got back to that today. >> hokey fans making the trip to west lafayette. this was just the kind of game frank beemer loves. loses the football. clark mix it up and takes it to the end zone. hokies 10-0 lead. virginia tech, takes it in for the touchdown. 51-24. to charlottesville. a pretty catch back in the end zone. virginia takes a lead. the junior running back has space. 80 yard touchdown run. virginia survives. to annapolis. dean an reynolds loving his new confence. takes it in from two yards out. nauert quarter, more reynolds. this time 17 yard touchdown run. five tds on the game. they win it. jordan zimmermann, bases loaded jam and seven strikeouts. bryce harper hoping to find the national league mvp.

in northern maryland. 48 in culpepper. 48 in lori. 52 in huntington. 56 leonard town, maryland. mostly blue skies, could pick up a few mid and high level clouds, that's about it. not rainmakers. temperatures from the 50s to low and mid-70s by noon time. low to mid-80s for highs today. county by county, montgomery high, 79. fairfax county, 82. 83 in camp springs by later on this afternoon. seven-day forecast. low to mid-80s today. on into the weekend, i didn't put any 90s on there but close. rain chance sunday and monday. >>> we have a problem 95 southbound, seeing slowdowns and we have some construction that is still hanging around there. will be around -- excuse me -- until 6:00 this morning. this construction between 123 and prince william parkway with with lanes blocked. that's why we're seeing a little yellow there as you head southbound to dale city. inner loop, river road, disabled vehicle. a little to the right of this video here for us this morning. big look at the beltway, no major problems there. inner loop and outer loop looking good here. 270 south bound, slow out of

he operates nine restaurants in maryland, d.c. virginia. >>> this one is hard to believe but there are allegations of a fight club inside a day care center in new jersey. two women are accused of encouraging children as young as 4 to fight each other. it happened at the lightbridge academy last month. police say the women shared video of the fighting on social media. they could be heard referencing the movie "fight club". the workers have been fired and charged with child abuse. the children were not seriously hurt. >>> storms starting to move out of the area tonight. doug's tracking the conditions in your neighborhood, coming up. >>> plus a potential breakthrough in the fight against parkinson's disease. the story of a local woman taking part in the first of >>> tonight, a potential breakthrough for parkinson's disease's patients. an experimental treatment being tested here is showing some incredible results. doctors stay could help restore the quality of life for millions of people suffering from this debilitating disease. this

the demonstrators want maryland lawmakers to pass the fair workweek bill in january. that bill failed to pass earlier this year. >>> doug is here with our weather forecast, the holiday weekend coming up, but first, we got some issues to get through, don't we? >> we really do the funny thing is most of the area is not dealing with any kind of issues at all, other than the fact we have been dealing with the heat out there some of have you been seeing rain for the last couple of hours. it's really formed over the same location, one of those locations down toward national harbor, down around oxen him big problems out there right now we mentioned to you earlier that accident around oxen hills, national harbor camera, i have got it zoomed into the woodrow wilson bridge here. you can see the outer loop not moving at all. take a look at one of the trucks here, a bus, raining down there, kind of hard to see. the traffic almost at a standstill, not going to be a good night down there at all, considering the fact we have got the skins game, the nats game as well tonight. not goi

there will be more sunshine in northern maryland than southern maryland for today and rain chances will gradually sneak back in our direction by late this afternoon into the weekend. high pressure will do its darndest to keep all that moisture bottled up to the south. but that also brings an east to northeasterly wind along with it. i do think we'll have a lot of clouds around. rain chance will be higher south and west of washington and lower to the north and to the east. losset of rain in southern k and virginia. rain chances for today are below 30% but as we get into saturday and sunday, a 40% chance of showers each day over the course of the weekend. so the weather impact will be fairly low, but do expect plenty of clouds. i'd pack the umbrella just to be on the safe side. the longer youer going to be home. the more likely you're going to need your umbrella before you come back to your comfy abode. mid 50s. there's the moisture i'm talking about. high pressure in that east to northeast wind keeping the wind at bay for now. it will be raining there. with time, though, that moisture is

two days of concerts and fun on a farm just off river road in potomac, maryland.usands of people showed up. >> to me it was the end of an era. >> reporter: the group of teens who lived on the farm had graduated from wooten high school and had been having parties for some time. because of encroaching development they knew this would be their last. >> we weren't quite willing to sacrifice our freedom for someone else's idea of safety. so we got a bunch of bands together from all different j genres. >> reporter: because the party was on private land the police couldn't shut it down. the party's over. but it was on this past weekend. for about 34 hours straight. much of the party was captured on videotape, something very rare for 1985. a few years ago, a local filmmaker got his hands on that footage. >> so there was a high quality professional footage of this wild party going on in potomac, marylan maryland. >> reporter: he took that footage and produced a documentary "heavy metal picnic" it's a nostalgic look back at a time period where nobody was documenting it. >>

and a deadly car fire in darnestown, maryland.we're tracking everything you need to know before you head out the door. >>> chances are your commute home was a wet one last night. downpours. what will your walk to the metro be like this morning. the next weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> he met with a lot of people on his trip to the u.s. what we're learning about a what we're learning about a that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. now with more icing. >>> the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples says she met with the pope. kim davis's lawyer said she met with the pope at the vatican embassy. vatican has not commented. >>> today the first flight to cuba will leave from bwi airport. bwi marshall is the only airport in our area that is authorized to send charter flig

juan williams: thurgood marshall was born in baltimore maryland in 1908. and it's just 12 years earlier in 1896, that you had the supreme court ruling in plessy v ferguson. that's the ruling that says that "separate but equal" is the law of the land in the united states. the supreme court is affirming the separation of the races. larry s gibson:at the time of the civil war, baltimore had the largest free black population of any american city. and through a combination of laws, and in practices, the city became much more racially segregated around about the time when thurgood marshall was born. narrator: marshall grew up a short distance from downtown baltimore on the west side in an african-american neighborhood scattered with european immigrants. his father william worked as a waiter on the railroad. a man with a sharp wit who was sometimes described as cantankerous, he would visit the baltimore city courthouse and then argue the cases with his son over dinner. his mother norma was an educated articulate woman who taught in baltimore's segregated schools

brian: he is still a hero a stomach coverage in maryland -- based on the coverage in maryland.t politicians, and we sometimes have a rosy view. looking at donald trump. i'm going to do this and that and i cannot be bought. politicians have to do a lot of compromising to get things done. done, just asngs marion barry did and bob mcdonnell got things done in virginia, when you are exposed to having some corruption or crime, the people who are most involved, those who benefited from you being governor or mayor, give you more balance on that. mandel was a remarkable, personal politician, like the -- like clinton. you were a friend for life. same thing with bill clinton and marion barry. when people have a built-up history like that, the fact that they do something wrong does not wipe the slate clean. brian: we are in maryland for the moment. can you remember spiro agnew? tom: i remember him. i do not know why he was picked as vice presidential candidate. he cheated money for groceries. corruptionl potato color his time. small potato corruption. michael brown, the councilman we talk

alligators, crocodiles, kamans have been banned in maryland for nearly a decade now, but maryland natural ream sources police say they're recovering a lot -- resources police say they're recovering a lot more than normal these days. >>> a chicago woman is receiving charges for allegedly kissing and then punching a flight attendant on a united airlines flight from miami to chicago. the plane was diverted to indianapolis. the woman was causing trouble through the entire flight, so she was moved to the back of the plane. that held to the combination kiss, punch and then -- led to the combination kiss, punch and then the arrest. >>> the new ceo of bmw is in stable condition after fainting on stage. harold kruger collapsed while speaking to the crowd about bmw's latest models. colleagues rushed over, got him off stage to the hospital. the company said kruger had not been feeling well. he experienced a moment of dizziness. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> we just got word there was an earthquake in oklahoma city? >> about 40 miles northe

maryland still beats richmond 50-21 your final.like. >> i don't know if there's enough superlatives to use. i thought he ran out of gas towards tend. our guys know we have a weapon back there and they do their job he's got a chance to score. >> all right. let's head over to annapolis. navy hosting colgate. they want you to get aboard the swing train. tied game first quarter all aboard that swing train, 11 carries. 126 yards all in the first half. 52 you're looking at light. 371 yards for navy on the ground. fourth quarter defense gets in the act. kevin mccoy picks up the fumble. he goes 54 yards for the touchdown. navy is off to a terrific start. now mountaineers. marcus cox is going to go through a couple of defenders. he goes 68 yards for the score and they stay up 14-0. second quarter, taylor lamb with the pump fake finds shady meadows and he waited for it but got the 50 yard touchdown. 49-0. that's in the third quarter. >>> nats fans how do you like it the home stand. 1500 win thursday over the braves. then last night taylor's

this is in kensington, maryland, due to downed wires. you see crews are trying to figure out what to do to get figure out what to do to get that cleared out. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> welcome back. it's 5:11. taking a look at capitol hill this morning, the possibility of another government shutdown looms as some republicans try to block federal funding for planned parenthood. conservative lawmakers and even some presidential candidates want the shutdown tied to spending. >>> we all know a shut dodown, would hit families and businesses. across the board, sequestration could hit d.c. if lawmakers don't have a deal. >>> we know that how schools grade their students are important to you, now, you can have a little c

and maryland.ple who took loans defaulted, half lost their vehicles. >> this is problem is out of control. predatory lenders, they target the military, target low-income families, they target people who are not native speakers and, target them other states. >> a huge concern of mine. the voice of consumers in virginia, i will stand up and fight for them. >> efforts to change laws regarding loans against vehicle titles didn't make it against the virginia general assembly. >>> it is a sure sign that fall is almost here. ? a corn maze at madison fields in dickerson, maryland. chopper four flew over the 400-acre farm this afternoon. if you look closely, you will see has a mother goose theme. kind of cute. the maze is open every friday, saturday and sunday through the month of october, proceeds from ticket sale goes to a group who help people with autism. a lot of work. . a lot -- >> a lot of steps on my pedometer. not a good weekend for walking? >> no best walking weather is going to be sunday. somewha

current temperatures 62 in washington now. 48 martensburg. 48 lori. 46 in fredericks, maryland. cool spots to be found. by 7:00 a.m., temperatures low to mid-50s. by noon time, low to mid-70s. later on this afternoon, low to mid-80s with plenty of sunshine it is going to be a beauty of a day to be outside today. high temperatures around 79 degrees and beautiful gaithersburg. slow in bowie. >>> we found out all lanes are blocked. talking about the same problem here. it is northbound 301. crane highway. as you're trying to get on to 50 there. lanes are blocked because of this overnight road work, hoping that it is out of the way soon. not an emergency situation. scheduled to be there. hoping a good detour for everybody on the scene. 395 northbound king street had police activity to the right side of the roadway. that has cleared out of the way. the road was shut down. now open, don't have any problems at king street southbound. construction cleared as well. inner loop and outer loop, rolling alongwell here on the beltway. don't have any issues there. 66 nice and green, so is 95 in

one worked at volt in frederick, maryland. she claims she was paid $9 an hour without a regular schedule. the other worked at the volt family meal. he runs nine restaurants in d.c. and virginia. >>> it seemed like a joke, but now you can place an amazon order at the touch of a single button. the dash button is now available to amazon prime customers. there are buttons for 29 different brands you can mount right on your house and reorder with a simple touch. amazon credits the cost back after the first purchase making them free. just have the buttons -- >> could be dangerous. >> you have things showing up at your house. >> come home -- never mind. dangerous. >> you have to find out what you want the button for. chocolate chip cookies. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" continues 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this thursday. it's september 3, 2015. we have been talking about the heat and humidity all week. well now, we're adding a

maryland opened at home today against richmond. ever have a gut feeling?unior said he thought it would be a good day. apparently that gut feeling got better on every kick and punt return he put his hands on. this watch this, he sheds a tackle at the 15. a 644-yard return called back because of holding. but fourth quarter, this one won't be called back. from his own 33. watch him follow his blockers. guys from the pylon. they review this, it's a touchdown. a big ten record they've held since 1939. >> every time i get my hands on the ball, you have to think, i'm a defensive player. you have to make every opportunity when the ball hit yours hands. it's a blessing to be able to break somebody. to break a record that hasn't been broken for that long? it's a blessing. >> head to tbefore the bruins t on virginia. bruins up 24-9. rosen is going to find kenny clark. and yeah, three yards and a touchdown. cavaliers did not find the end zone. matt johns for 19 yards out. virginia, though, falls short 34-16, the final to ucla. navy and chris swan hosting colga colgate

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kellye: did o'malley violate state rules in maryland? attorney general asked the state ethics commission to review the case. i kellye lynn. abc7 news. kimberly: we have heard from the o'malley folks who say he followed proper procedures but stay tuned. jonathan: keeping an eye on breaking news from frederick county, maryland. that is the problem right there. one lane is open as you see the cars sneaking by. the other two are shut. the truck overturned. news chopper 7 over the scene. the maryland state police investigating. there is no word of injuries at this point. but it's an area. you are urged to avoid. we are talking about traffic, especially the slow-going to traffic let's check in with jamie sullivan. it's all slow going. >> it is. you know we have quite a few issues. that in frederick traveling in the area of route 15. traffic is getting by. where it's not getting by, you can see further behind me. this is 270. so we have an interstate closure right now. traffic that should be heading southbound cannot. it's blocked off. this is

showers south of washington and southern maryland. heavier -- just a group of you showers over maryland. west of ocean city and rehoboth beach. it should dissipate by sunset. as far as what happens next, we are staying partly cloudy through the day. in the an, we are watching for showers and the storms to form west of town. a couple could peel off to head east. the best chance for the showers are west and southwest of town. wednesday and thursday it will calm down. thursday we have sunshine in the 90's. but finally by friday we will see relief moved in. heat index value 97 or so. isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. no rain hot and humid thursday. friday 30% chance of rain for cold front. we used rain. the front goes through. that opens us up to a holiday weekend. the heat and the humidity build back in the area tuesday and wednesday. leon: just what we need. another've wave. doug: but a nice weekend. kimberly: last lap at the pool. why not? leon: thanks. kimberly: epic battle but not between man and beast. we'll explain later at

. >>> we'll be watching for news from the university of maryland today. in less than an hour a committee is meeting to talk about the football stadium's controversial name. the stadium is named for long time school president carly bird. some students and school groups say he was a racist and segregationist. so a naming work group will discuss whether the name should be changed. >>> this morning, three people, two of them younger than 18, in the hospital after a quasi stampede at a music festival. police in tempe, arizona said the concert went as planned after saturday's chaos. people rushed the stage over the weekend. in the mayhem, some got stuck under the crowd. nine went to the hospital. one with a serious head injury. >>> the latest development on the volkswagen emissions rigging scandal. the company's former ceo, martin winterkorn, is being investigated. authorities are trying to figure out who is responsible for selling millions of cars with rigged emissions software. >>> the weeks-long road project that is about to impact one local nei >>> good mor

it will move to southern maryland shortly.eavy downpours and maybe thunder and lightning. >> a great day to have the app to track all of this. >> that's going t . . >>> hi, everybody. welcome to inside the redskins. i'm rick "doc" walker. coming up, the redskins host the dolphins. we will go inside the locker room to hear from the team and also the keys for the game from head coach jay gruden and joe barry on the dolphins and a lot more. finally opening day is about 24 hours away. earlier this week, jay ud

the children came from catholic schools in d.c., maryland and virginia. there were also a group of young f steres from the embassy of argentina all wearing light blue scarves. pope francis smiled and waved at them before going inside the residence that will be his temporary home. for the harrell family in d.c. even walking down the security perimeter was exciting. >> there's a lot of hostility in the world and we want to show him we love him and appreciate his coming and happy he's here and we're praying for him. >> reporter: there will likely be more crowds tomorrow as the pope begins his first full day in the nation's capitol. jackie bensen, back to you. >> the pope's motorcade turned heads for more than one reason today. the car he waved from had some of us turning our head. he went with the modest 20,0$20 fiat instead of the suv. he had the license plate scv 1, the initials for vatican city state. people on social media loved it including fiat, as you might imagine. the italian automaker tweet tweeted #blessed. he rides around rome in a blue ford focu

brian: the former governor of maryland died. we have some video from back in 2015 which came to me a short time ago. it is from nbc baltimore. martin mandel also went to prison. tom: he did. brian: it was commuted. i will ask you about that in a moment. [video clip] >> his local career started when the political machine helped him to get appointed to a vacant seat in the maryland house of delegates. he became house speaker in 1963. when spiro agnew resigned, he was appointed to serve out the rest of the term. his accomplishments were overshadowed. >> the record will show that during my administration, nothing was ever done to defraud the public of the state of maryland. >> federal prosecutors claim that he accepted cash, favors, and gifts, in exchange for pushing through legislation that would benefit the old owners of the race track in prince george's county. brian: what can you say about him? tom: a fabulous politician. like marion barry but i do not mean to compare the two except to say that marvin mandel wrote his own book i

moving through the afternoon, heavy rain should be across southern maryland. the best news of all, this is out of here by early sunday morning. skies begin to clear. we may see a stray shower for the redskins game on sunday. not expecting a whole lot. 63 waking up tomorrow, grabbed the jacket heading out the door. it will warm up, up 70's, near 80 at noon time. the seven day outlook, redskins football, 75 degrees. it will be breezy with winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15. once we get the rain out of the way to work him it looks great in terms of no rain and a lot of sunshine. 80day, tuesday, wednesday, to 85 degrees the high, where we should be this time of year. nats are not where they are supposed to be this time of year. you would think they could turn it around on the road against the marlins. not so much. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. desk, brought to you by your

it's all part of her celebrate maryland tour. she's visiting various parts of the state as she plans to run in hopes of replacing retiring senator barbara mcculsky. >>> tomorrow -- barbara mikulski. >>> tomorrow is terrible traffic tuesday. a lot of people are returning from the holiday to school and there's an added shift this year. a change in start times to fairfax county schools which is the largest district. schools will start 10 to 20 minutes later depending on the grade level or school. with that combined with the return to fall traffic is going to mean an adjustment in many households. >> she gets to sleep an extra hour, so that's great. we're all going to enjoy the morning together hopefully. >> the texas a&m transportation institute says the washington region traffic is the most congested in the country. >>> talk about some terrible traffic. here is a look at the bay bridge where there is a backup several miles long. thousands are trying to get back from the shore after the holiday. in a power outage caused a 7-mile bac

of course the weather also going to drastically affect the maryland and michigan game this weekend in park. but for now, it's business as usual. quarterback rogue getting the start again despite throwing four interceptions last week. here's his take on what he learned from that performance. >> you know, when things weren't going well, you know, last week i feel like i had to you know force the ball in there and make the throws. but you know sometimes i'm able to make, but not -- you know smart decisions. so i'm learning and trying to get better every week and just going to work on that. >> the washington wizards had a new baltimore pride jersey to honor their history. they resembled the uniforms worn by the baltimore bullets. what do you think bruce? >> i like that. >> do you like them top? they look like soccer jerseys to me. >> i agree. >> don't they look like soccer jerseys? >> what collars is that? >> it's the red white and blue. but wear them for like six games this yearment they're getting mix -- year. they're getting mixed reviewed on. that it's very bright. >> were those here

also tomorrow at noon, got maryland, maryland game could be a little bit wet, too, the redskins game,ot wet but breezy and cool. 75 at 2:00. 76 by the time the game is winding down, hopefully a win out there temperatures mid to upper 70s, 80 on saturday, 76, sunday. very cool conditions on monday. 57 a low in d.c. means some of you may be in the upper 40s on monday morning a very cool start to the day, same deal on tuesday, very cool start, look at this weather. great weather. we need to see rain. going to see some tomorrow, but after tomorrow, we don't have much of a chance. plenty of sunshine. temperatures a little bit above average to end the week. thank you, doug. >>> coming up in sports, rg3 has b >>> this is the time of year when even if you're not a patriots or seahawks fan, everybody has got hope right now anybody can go to the super bowl. so you're telling me there's a chance? >> amen. i like this excitement. >> always your fantasy team. >> right. >> regular team. >> week two we will be on the fantasy. preseason for the redskins was far from smooth. hurricane is record of 3-1

here's all the activity we're really following generally south of town, southern maryland. this has been a pretty big storm moving off north and east. look at all the lightning around north beach. we don't see hail but heavy rain, rainfall rates 1 to 2- inch per hour headed away from dunkirk and still moderate rain in huntington. how much lightning? 107 strikes in the last 10 minutes between north beach and south of huntington. back south around goldvein west of fredericksburg, moderate rain down stafford up toward quantico and a little heavy storm toward la plata. we'll zoom in a little bit. this storm was going to move off north and east by 8:46 at bell fair and quantico at 8:29. 10:12 arrival time in town. if the nats don't get things done in a timely fashion, we could see a shower before the game is over with. bus stop temperatures in the 70s and a shower is possible on your thursday morning. yellow weather alert thursday, the morning and the evening commute could both be affected with showers and storms. in fact, by 10:00 tonight most of the activity is still south of

it's the oldest fair in maryland, it runs through sunday. out a petting farm, pig races and even try out a nascar simulator race car. how about that, aaron? >> pig races all about that. i thought i'd share. >>> 6:35. also today, a day you have been waiting for all spring and summer. the nfl season kicks off with the pittsburgh steelers and the new england patriots tonight. nbc's jay gray is getting ready extra early for the game in foxborough, massachusetts, right now. hey, jay, what's up? >> good morning, aaron. look, i don't know where the rest of the fans are, i guess they're sleeping in. beautiful morning with the sunrise over gillette. we have the breakfast brats and we have the burgers going on. what should be a fantastic day here. look, finally game day as we talk about a lot of people have been waiting a long time to get to this point. especially after an off season that left a lot of fans with a bad taste in their mouth. deflategate, not over, but a lot of people hope the focus will shift to the field. nfl commissioner roger goodell

winchester and frederick, maryland, some hail.oyal, warrenton, seeing some shower activity, right here, had the thunderstorms, south of frederick, bowling green, route 1, i-95, woodbridge to waldorf, 301 some wet weather as well. see this wind down, less of a chance of seeing showers in the area could be some in the mountains a better chance friday, look at this saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, not much in the way of any rain chances coming our way. we get into this dry period again, hit a high today, 92, heat index right on up to 96. tomorrow, that number a little higher, back down to about 93 for friday. then again, nice weekend coming our way with more refreshing air. cooler, yes. and low humidity. here's 3:00 tomorrow. again, just some isolated showers for tomorrow. maybe a thunderstorm or two, most of which will be in the mountains, friday, starting earlier, 1:00 or so that east to northeast wind will produce a few showers and then with the weather front coming in, i think by the late afternoon, evening hours, th