he seems to notice wanda mason working in the back room.e then leaves without buying anything. 10 minutes later, the same man returns, this time with the hood of his jacket over his head. he goes straight to the back room beyond the range of the security camera. at gunpoint, he forces wanda to the front counter. she opens the cash register and the man takes the money. he then steps back as if he's leaving. trembling with fear, wanda hides her face in her hands. then, the man puts the gun to wanda's head and fires. he lowers his hood, walks out of the store while stuffing the long barrelled pistol into his coat. police had a suspect in custody, a man found running away from the scene with a bag in his hand. but the bag did not contain the stolen money but candy. and he didn't have a gun. the young man said he was running from the scene because as a young african-american he feared he would be wrongfully arrested and he was right. the image on the videotape, though degraded, did not look like the suspect. >> we compared the guy on the tape to

i'm the dean for international affairs here at george mason university. this is the beginning of a speaker series we have not politics people and issues. tomorrow morning, former senator jim webb will be here. i don't know if you will be making any significant announcements, but he will be talking about some important policy issues. i would like to turn this over to bob gutman, the director of our center for politics and foreign relations and he will introduce our distinguished speaker for the this evening. thank you. >> i want to thank everybody for coming. we have a new center on politics and foreign relations and we have invited all the presidential possibilities, not candidates, possibilities. and we'll be having a series of events through the next year. anybody interested contact us. tonight, we're going to start, launch our series. i've invited former governor of rhode island, former senator from rhode island to be our inaugural speaker. we have invited him to speak on foreign policy issues. by the number of people here, he might say something else.

. >>> around 2,000 people turned out to george mason university to hear from the democratic front runner. >> hillary clinton came straight from funeral services from the charleston shooting victims to greet supporters in fairfax tonight and that is where we find our mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight here at george mason university democrats declared fairfax county as clinton territory, though virginia will almost certainly be a battleground state, a hotly contested swing state, and that is why the clinton campaign wanted to be here so early in this campaign cycle. yeah, crowd liked her. >> i like her more now than i did before. >> reporter: granted hillary clinton didn't have to make much of a case for president tonight. she was after all in an arena full of fellow democrats. >> i'm running for president to make our economy and our country work for you. >> reporter: though she insists she's not running just to please her party. >> for the nurses who work the night shift, for the truckers who drive for hours, for the farmers who feed us, for the veterans who served our country, for the sm

this is the one we were speaking about earlier southbound georgia between layhill and mason. the left lane is getting by. they told us it was a crash but now they're saying it was construction. makes a lot more sense. because it's a large area there that is blocked off. carroll avenue at westmoreland, we have the road closed in both directions. looking at prince george's county, everything is moving along nicely. see you at 4:41. >>> molette green at the live desk with the developing story. just getting details about a cruise ship accident in upstate new york. the boat hit a wall in the st. lawrence seaway, near the canadian border. we know eight people hurt. had to be taken off for treatment. the other 274 passengers and crew on board will stay until it can be moved. that's the latest, back to you. >> thanks. >>> it's now 4:33. new details, we know the name of the man shot and killed in the district. brian sickles was killed yesterday morning. police were called around 11:30 a.m. for reports of gunfire. witnesses say more than 20 shots were fired. sickles was found in an all

the bmw then traveled at high speeds to gary and mason and turned abruptly going the wrong way on mason a one-way street. it jumped a sidewalk and smashed with the limo driver asleep in the car. it stopped when it hit a building wall. >> the first thing i remember is feeling a big impact and a loutd sound of a crash. next thing i know my door is up against the tree. the thief ran all of the way to the 200 block of seventh street where he was arrested. police would say only that they were responding to a domestic dispute that involved the thief. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> what a story. san francisco city supervisors are looking to ban soda ads on all publicly-owned property. supervisor cohen and scott weiner introduced a bill today that they compared to the decades-long war of cigarette ads and they want to ban on spending city money on soda and sugary drinks. op bonents say the policy would step on people's freedoms. >> the government's role is to protect the public's health of the community and we did that with cigarettes, with taxes and health warnings and we've done it with mandatory s

devon: storms just across the mason-dixon line, staying mainly north. morning showers tomorrow for the commute. that is the latest indications. the likely a storm chances for possible severe weather noon until 8:00. tomorrow, bright and early, the heat and humidity. jonathan: are the boomers going to keep us awake tonight? devon: they shouldn't. kellye: we are going to be sleeping soundly. jonathan: this is where we are ways.

democrats hope the clintons stop here at george mason university tonight will generate excitement andilizing people now immediately for 2016. this event is taking the place of the annual virginia democrats dinner in richmond. party leaders wanted more of a rally sort of atmosphere in the hopes of building the excitement they're looking for. about 2,000 people are expected tonight at the rally to hear clinton speak. >> i know that her coming so early on to virginia means a lot. we're a very purple state, but we all enjoy hearing all opinions to make up our minds. >> especially today we came here to listen from her about immigration, what she is thinking about the immigration plus the job market. >> reporter: virginia governor mcauliffe, a good friend of hillary clinton and bill clinton, he is expected to introduce clinton here tonight. live in fairfax i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> next find out what crews found while investigating a crash involving a sight seeing plane full of tourists. >> topper is tracking some potentially severe storms that could leave our area soggy all saturday. >

road blocks are up near george mason university. there is a downed power blocking lanes near ox road at braddock road. >>> right now, we have chopper 4 over that scene as well. going to be some time before this is cleared out of the way. your best alternate, fairfax county alternate. twinbrook at braddock shut down. montgomery county, darnestown road two different problems closed between west hunter and martinsburg road. and overnight, a crash with a tree last night, darnestown and cattail road closed. >>> no worries for your wednesday. that's good news. sunshine, about 88 degrees today. just about everything. showers come back into the picture tomorrow and the weekend before the fourth of july. >> that's the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. hole you'll join it then. until then, have a great day. >> make it a great wednesday, everybody. >>> good morning. scare on the shore. >> there's a tornado! >> [ bleep ]. >> a possible rare tornado slams the je

it's a pleasure to be here for the george mason university, which is named for one of the many great contributors to the best form of government on earth. as prescribed by our constitution, which george mason helped write, we will be electing a new president in 2016. i enjoy challenges and certainly, we have many facing america. today, i'm formally entering the race for democratic nomination for president. thank you. if we as leaders show good judgment and make good decisions, we can fix much of what is ailing us. we must deliberately and carefully extra kate ourselves from expensive wars. just think of how bert better this money could be spent. for instance, our transportation network is deteriorating and becoming dangerous. we should be increasing our investment and priority in public schools and colleges. this is is is especially important in some of our cities. where there's a gnawing sense of hopelessness, racial injustice and economic despairty. we can and choose to be better for native americans. new americans. and disadvantaged americans. let's keep pushing, get health care c

it's a pleasure to be here for the george mason university. which is named for one of the many great contributors to the best form of government on earth. as prescribed by our constitution, which george mason helped to write. we will be electing a new president in 2016. i enjoy challenges, and certainly we have many facing america. today i'm formally entering the race for the democratic nomination for president. thank you. [ applause ] if we, as leaders, show good judgment and make good decisions, we can fix much of what is ailing us. we must deliberately and carefully extricate ourselves from expensive wars. just think of how better this money could be spent, for instance our transportation network is deteriorateing and becoming dangerous. we should be increasing our investment and priority in public schools and colleges. this is especially important in some of our cities. where there's a gnawing sense of hopelessness, racial injustice and economic disparity. we can and should do better for native americans new americans and disadvantaged ame

at george mason. she'll attend the dinner and tickets are $30 for seating without a meal and $125 for floor seating with dinner. the dinner is set for june 26th. >>> well we learned the centers for disease control plans to shut down all shipments of anthrax across the country. the action comes after the cdc discovered it mistakenly sent a batch of live spores. a sample at a private research lab in maryland was the only one to test positive for anthrax. the cdc says an eradication process failed to kill the spores and the agency is working to learn why that happened. >>> 4:51. i skipped the umbrella yesterday, but i need it this morning. >> it was pouring in some parts. >> did you bring the giant orange umbrella you have? >> i had to give it back. >> oh no. >> they won't let me have it. >> i thought that was one of the perks of being on the "today" show. well, you did a great job. you did us proud. >> thank you. >> you'll need an umbrella this morning. a giant orange one would be good because you'd be

did you have a good weekend, mason? mm-hmm. um, what about that football game? ah, turk was fantastic. oh, go... pelicans! wait! turk can't n. no joke. and he's one failed test away from flunking out. ooh, but don't take my word for it. hey, turk. 70 yards passing, not bad! oh, chugga-brew. i want to talk to you. uh, i'm busy, turk. come on, man. this vertex of the para-boola is driving me nuts. you're the only one who can explain it to me.

haley needs somebody who knows criminal law like perry mason.lawyer, but perry mason is? (doorbell rings) oh, hell. hello, dede. how you doing? oh, mostly fine. i have something called a telescoping uterus. long story. aw, jeez. out of my way! (high-pitched voice) out of my way! i can't breathe! this boy can't breathe. he's having a severe allergic reaction. (strained voice) no. you're squeezing me. he needs medicine. his throat is closing up. (hangs up receiver) what happened? well, somebody gave him some soy bacon... (wheezing and gasping) that was so good he couldn't tell the difference. (cell phone rings) mitchell i can't talk right now. (claire) cam, it's claire. my phone died. i just wanted to make sure the kids got to school okay. oh, yeah, of course they did. why wouldn't they have? i hear we got a boy who can't breathe? right here. what was that? right here. oh, i'm just watching an original lifetime movie called "the boy who can't breathe." that sounded like alex. nope. just amanda bynes. okay, gotta go. cam. cam? that's weird. can you

here's anthony mason. >> at 78 years old, i'm making my broadway debut.ter ) >> reporter: how does that feel? >> it feels glorious. i wish my father were here to see his surname up there on that marquee. it's his story that's being told. (singing) >> reporter: "allegiance" tells the story of the more than 100,000 japanese americans imprisoned in camps after pearl harbor. >> i remember the barbed wire fences, the sentry towers with machine guns pointed at us. >> reporter: takei's parents and their three children would spend four years in the camps. even after his release at the end of the war. >> my teacher continued to refer to me as "the jap boy." >> reporter: as an actor, he became to be known by another name. >> thank you, mr. sulu. >> steady as she goes, captain. >> reporter: starring in the '60s tv series "star trek" and its movie sequels. in his '70s, he's suddenly become a social media superstar with nearly 10 million followers. >> my social media base was essentially sci-fi geeks and nerds from "star trek." so i had to grow that. i discovered that

mason a one-way street. a worker at a nearby hotel saw the whole thing. >> he came here, and i heard the sound and the suv citied here and the car was right here. >> the bmw jumped a sidewalk and smashed into an suv with a limo driver asleep in the car and it stopped when it hit the building wall and the thief ran to the 200 block of 7th street where he was arrested. police would say only they were responding to a domestic dispute that involved the thief. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> how bizarre. >> whoa! what a story. >> like a scene out of the fast and furious. >> parts of the bay area woke up to drizzle and it's been odd. >> so happy to see any moisture here at all, and spencer christian joins us with the accuweather update. >> no evidence of any rainfall in the sky over the bay area and we did have wet spots and lettay go to live doppler 7 hd first to keep an eye on rainy conditions and north of the organized area of rainfall during cresscent city and eureka. blue skies right now and we had wet spots in this

i'm anthony mason.rce tells cbs news that the suspect in the charleston south carolina massacre is in custody. dylann was captured in south carolina. he entered the ame church last night. he killed the pastor and eight parishioners. jeff is at the church in charleston with more. >> reporter: over the last several hours there has been an all-out manhunt for this suspect dylann roof. he was picked up in shelby closer to charlotte. we understand there is a new law enforcement conference in a matter of minutes. we suspect they'll announce the arrest of the suspect they believe is responsible for this mass shooting in this historic church here in downtown charleston south carolina. >> let's go over if we could, the chain of events we know. the shooting cured around 9:00 p.m. from last night. from what you gathered this morning, the gunman actually entered the church about an hour before that? >> reporter: well that's exactly right. investigators have been talking to some of the survivors, and they men and si

then a professor at george mason university law school looks at a 10-year-old supreme court ruling that allow iss the government to seize private property under certain circumstances. >>> and gary gallagher a history professor at the university of virginia and how the memory of civil war is affecting the current debate over the confederate battle flag. join the conversation by phone or on facebook and twitter. >>> this summer book tv will cover book festivals from around the country and top nonfiction authors and books. in the middle of july, we're live at the harlem book fair for author interviews, panel discussions, and at the beginning of september, we're live from the nation's leslie groves and physicist j. robert oppenheimer had in ensuring the manhattan project was a success.

overnight, still chances of severe storms across the mason-dixon line. this cluster are hugs the northernmost communities. hagerstown frederick. the second round of storms in ohio could come in towards the morning commute. so far, looks like just rain activity. the next two days, heat and humidity the main drivers. the addition of southwest win. the system stays well to the north as the heat and humidity pushes them in that direction. 5:00 tomorrow morning, could be widely scattered showers. prepare for the rain in the morning commute. stifling humidity. really high humidity overnight keeps the temperatures up, and that is not going anywhere. more widely isolated showers and storms from noon until about 10:00. when you add in the heat index it will feel hot. tomorrow, the severe weather threat is marginal, slight risk. those are the bottom to tears. marginal risk is heavy rain and lightning. the slight risk as a very small chance of an isolated spin up tornado. the heat and humidity is what you should be most concerned with. widely isolated storms even i

booth came from a place below the mason dixon line, but actually, in an afternoon, you could walk from his house to the pennsylvania state line. he was from a border state, and that was far more intense emotionally and politically than the war and the experience was maybe a little bit farther to the south. take north carolina for example. in border states, you were surrounded by people who might or might not agree with you on all the political questions of the day. that meant that the intensity of being right around people to fight with -- that amplified your feelings somewhat. border states have not gotten a whole lot of attention in the civil war literature, although that is being remedied. but in hindsight, it kind of makes sense that lincoln was targeted by a person from a border state, especially the one that surrounded washington on three sides. that is what maryland was, the place where troop movement at the beginning of the war had been obstructed by marylanders. because of that, abraham lincoln declared martial law first in maryland. and that first impression stayed with a lot

. >> reporter: there's a warm front across the mason dixon line that will activate showers jenkintown you're seeing moisture, same thing with areas northeast of philadelphia. again, nothing too terribly heavy, maybe one or two quick hitting downpours, most of it passing showers, you can see the front here stretching from west to east. the remnants of bill out to the west. we'll zoom into there louisville that counter clockwise swirl. this is the system that slammed houston with five to ten inches of rain. it's making its way slowly to the ohio. that moisture pulls in overnight tonight, in a brings the potential for localized flooding and downpours. the day planner limited sun 78 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., showers and thunderstorms developing not going to be a wash. same thing by 6:00, 81. anticipating a high of 84. the sun sets around 8:32. severe probability we have it, mainly south of philadelphia. lancaster, wilmington into south jersey and delaware, the probability is there for winds gusting at least to 60 miles per hour with any thunderstorm activity that does develop this

at george mason, the body building competition. more information, you can check out today's schedule. open up the nbc washington app. the games kicked off last night with opening ceremonies at the stadium. it's quite the crowd. aaron gilchrist was one of the emcees. happy to be part of it. this weekend, a montgomery county firefighter is planning to suit up for the event on monday. jim handly caught up with david lee who is trading in a fire helmet for a moto cross helmet. >> reporter: he responds to emergencies. to bond with his son, he trades in the fire truck for two wheels. this is go pro video of david lee living his passion. >> it's scary. when you jump, your jumping is the highlight of the sport. a major accomplishment when you can jump this jump. >> reporter: lee took it up not just for the thrill of it but to spend time with his son trayvon. trayvon says his dad doesn't hold back when it comes to competing, even with him. >> when we ride together, he's overcompetitive. sometimes i don't want to ride with him. it irks me so

charlie rose is on assignment so thoernlts anthony mason is with us. >> good to be here. >> the tropical storm bill weakened to a depression overnight but powerful downpours overnight flooded roads in texas. >> some areas of the country could see a foot of rain this morning. this morning flash floods stretch from texas to illinois. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain has slowed down, but there are still plenty of submerged streets. in fact, the dangerous water prompted multiple rescues overnight. the storms didn't relent overnight. it took aim at sealy where cars made their way through nearly submerged roads. water filling the island's streets. tropical storm bill arrived on monday with 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts whipping palm trees. headlights poked through the nearly winding rain. >> living in galveston in the past three years, i haven't seen anything like this. >> floodwaters swept through the beachside community. the storms left behind debris soaking roads and neighborhoods. >> the waves started flooding over. >> reporter: as the system moves north it's expected to brin

this is right in front of university mall, right near the campus of george mason university. you see all of the orange and white barriers set up here at the traffic lighting of this intersection is out. you have a lot of police activity here trying to kind of handle the track situation which will get worse as the morning goes on. this is because of downed wires in the area. up the road here right at ox road and kelly, another bit of a situation, a downed tree and wires down in that area. you can't turn on to kelly road from ox because of it. and there's a little bit of a lane closure there. but really the main problem is the intersection of ox road and braddock this morning. if you are traveling westbound on braddock, right at the intersection of ox, you can get through the intersection, and you can make a right turn on to ox road. but you can't make that left turn. again, that's if you're traveling westbound on braddock. and again, partial closure here the at this major intersection. as we're told that this will definitely go on into the morning rush. so be aware and give yo

a draft of the constitution's religious freedom claus was introduced by george mason famously later of the bill of rights. madison stood to object and suggest a replacement. this was his first real impact on public life. nation's clause stated all men should enjoy the full list toleration and exercise of religion. madison's version said men should be equally entitled to the free exercise of religion. that was a fundamental shift because says the state was on the position of the creeping freedom that said men had freedom for the state had anything to say about it. pat end ed up becoming our establishment of religion idea that became in the bill of rights many years later. after two months of work on a new constitution patrick henry was elected, revolutionary virginia first governor, madison became a delegate. the next spring madison suffered his first, his only of the coral defeat when he stood for reelection. he was a little cocky at this point, he was the head of wind and the custom in orange county was for politicians to pay for voters to get drunk, to get voters' strong, election da

and that will replenish all the penltz and papers thank you to the mason's we appreciate that the otheret here soon we get those random gifts so each of the siren gifts we call the raffle when you come up richard will be holding these and blank on one side and in those envelopes is a vague and ambiguous is about $250 i want to rattle off the lovely prize an evening and beach blanket babylon you've got dinger certificates and super duperer east coast pete's and another at the ritz carlton and super duper and laura's diaper and the hotel for one night and horn blowers will take you

>> she brings a mason jar every where. >> to avoid what she calls industrial chemicals.own cosmetics. >> this is the lotion i make for myself. it is a whipped body butter. if you smell it it smells kind of chocolatey. >> you put that on your face? >> it fells chocolatey. >> everything i learned at environmental class at nyu. >> it has sustainability across the curriculum. >> they have 90 sustainability relate the courses. >> after lauren graduated she put this up on kick start. >> i was an environmental science major in college. i not only wanted to learn it but i wanted to live it. >> people donated 41,000 dollars which she used to start her sustainable products business. >> what does sustainability mean? >> holly frequent well is annoyed by claims made by the sustainability crap. >> you get the feeling they are better than somebody else they are protecting the better more. >> em staining the earth. i am using less of it. i am leaving it for my grandchildren. >> all recycling isn't necessarily good and not environmental will he benign. >> in order to see cycle glass bot

>> she brings a mason jar every where. >> to avoid what she calls industrial chemicals.es her own cosmetics. >> this is the lotion i make for myself. it is a whipped body butter. if you smell it it smells kind of chocolatey. >> you put that on your face? >> it fells chocolatey. >> everything i learned at environmental class at nyu. >> it has sustainability across the curriculum. >> they have 90 sustainability relate the courses. >> after lauren graduated she put this up on kick start. >> i was an environmental science major in college. i not only wanted to learn it but i wanted to live it. >> people donated 41,000 dollars which she used to start her sustainable products business. >> what does sustainability mean? >> holly frequent well is annoyed by claims made by the sustainability crap. >> you get the feeling they are better than somebody else they are protecting the better more. >> em staining the earth. i am using less of it. i am leaving it for my grandchildren. >> all recycling isn't necessarily good and not environmental will he benign. >> in order to see cycle gl

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live at george mason university. we can see some of the action behind you jeff. jeff: it has been an action-packed day here at george mason. we have a time- in the action. this is a team of police officers from spain in green and correctionable officers officers from new york city in blue wearing the new york knicks orange and blue. new york up by nine points. 6:00 to go in the game. we have been talking to athletes all day today. they are having a blast. but they are taking the competition seriously. [cheering] jeff: when it comes to playing for gold medal. >> we are good. jeff: there is no place the fairfax county woman's team would rather be than right here in fairfax. >> they have to home crowd, the supporters here. that helps us out. jeff: jamika is a patrol officer. she and the other firefighters are 2-1 going into today's game. the only loss against this team lapd. >> we are here to try to pay them back when it counts the most. jeff: baseball like basketball is one of the traditional sporters of the 61 total p

george mason said can do this and a half a day. we stick around for half a day and then they spent half the day and it's going to take longer than a half a day so we are going home. madison made these arguments and by the way he put together a bill of rights and listed all the rights. suppose you miss some or you leave some out. and that's going to be flawed but after ratification there's a movement for a second convention in new york and virginia. this is a the way to upset everything. six states have ratified with recommendations. the recommendations are allowed to be only suggestive not mandatory. that's another thing that madison does this is a con. how does he get the authority to do this? >> simply says recommend all amendments must be their recommendation. they're mandatory you have not ratified. it's an up-or-down vote, yes or no to the constitution. yes we have it no we go back to the articles. there is no middle position. removing the metal is a big strategic move because that is where most people really are. that is wher

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cannot rule out an isolated thunderstorm north of the mason-dixon line.looking at radar trends, i do not see much of that. tonight will be clear but it will be muggy. prepare your cell getting out the door tomorrow. it will be pretty oppressive. 74 and very soupy. tomorrow, 94 is the height again, and isolated storms possible. temperatures will feel between 90 to 99 degrees when you factor in the humidity. we stay really hot as we head into the day on sunday. i jumped the gun a bit. there is your seven-day forecast. 93 degrees on saturday. slightly higher chance of a few storms. some of those could be on the strong to severe side. by sunday, dropping back into the middle 80's. jummy: which is right wher let to be. thank you so much. a heads up if you are planning a cruise for your summer vacation. carnival is banning customers from bringing bottled water onto the ship. they say the problem is booze, not water. people often sneak clear alcohol on to the boat. because of the change in policy, they are lowering the price of bottled water available on board.

reporter: he was an honor roll student at osbourn park and is artie taking classes at george mason university. now he's looking it up to 15 years in prison. he will be sentenced on august 28. live in manassas, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. maureen: beer could soon be on tap at the university of maryland. this cool has a plan to sell beer at athletic events starting this fall. sales will be limited to one drink per transaction and additional police would be on hand. the university estimates the sales could net a half $1 million. the commissioners must approve the plan and they meet in july. if it is approved, the university would join other two other schools in our area that allow out the hall at sporting events. george washington allows out only at hospitality areas at the smith center. west virginia sells it inside the stadium only. other universities in the region prohibit alcohol at athletic events. leon: see what happens there. we've seen them burning couches when there was no-call there. -- there was no alcohol there. this is a dog named sassy. she disappeared in a tractor trailer crash tha

george mason elementary in alexandria, 47 mile-per-hour wind gust. still muggy, upper 60's, lower 70's. you will feel the humidity. some of the rain, look at this, robert frost an inch, 1.25 inches great falls. just under two inches in ashburn. more batches of rain will push through. showers and lexington park and st. mary's county, the northern neck. they continue to track to the north and northeast. the last batch over annapolis, cruising up a bay to the north and east. not a big world out yet. the cold front is coming through. it will basically be getting rid of the humidity. the humidity will drop back tomorrow, but it will still be warm. 68 degrees frederick, andrews at 70. a balmy 78 at quantico. the overall picture, the cooler air is trying to make its way in. the showers cool us off but it's temporary. the bigger picture, there is moisture to the west. not nearly as intense, but showers mosey across. later tonight, through the morning, highs in the upper 80's. still warm, with less humidity. the futurecast tomorrow morning, most of the action

we had to cut through mason. it is usually a five minute trip. it took us about 45 minutes. richard: before we go, we wanted to show you, this is a giant food market plaza normally filled with people. completely in the dark right now. we saw this again and again, all up and down this area. it is going to be a difficult night for a lot of folks. live in fairfax, richard reid. leon: thanks, richard. let's stay in virginia. in alexandria, a tree fell on franklin street. there's some damage to the sidewalk. some wires are down as well. no word on how soon that's going to be cleaned up. across the potomac, people were heading home for the day, a lot of folks scrambling out there. tom roussey now with a look at this hour. tom: good evening from georgetown, where we saw an awful big tree that landed over here. crews have arrived to try to clean it up. it actually damaged a vehicle. first, let me show you some video. as the storms rolled through dupont circle, it happened at the tail end of rush-hour. it was a heck of a storm. folks were trying to run out of the way, but they weren'

former rhode island governor lincoln chafee is scheduled to announce his candidacy at george mason's center for politics in arlington. he was elected governor of rhode island in 2010 as an independent and became a democrat in 2013. kathleen matthews has announced she is running for maryland's eighth congressional district. the democrat held a press conference this morning at the silver spring metro plaza. matthews is running for a seat that will be open because democratic incumbent representative chris van hollen is seeking the senate seat of retiring senator barbara mikulski. matthew served as public affairs officer for bethesda-based mary and she was also an anchor here at abc7 for more than 20 years. happening today, chance to win more than $1 million. " who wants to be a millionaire" is holding auditions & sweeney has what you need to know. sam: the only have to answer the questions to get to the hot seat and once you are there, you are 14 questions away from the $1 million. hundreds tested their knowledge and brought their energy early this morning. >> i can't believe it. it is

george mason school of policy teaches in the tradition of george mason. extend constitutional protections of natural rights to all americans of all races. in our discussion of international affairs today, it is important to recognize that these fundamental rights do not run out at the water's edge. america may vindicate these rights that they belong to every man and a woman. and our closest and dearest allies abroad, the ones who stand with us in the trenches, are the ones who will die and fight for the self-evident truth. the competition with us take a different view. the resumes -- regimes in beijing, to run, -- tehran and moscow adopt strategies to delay this credit worldwide. instead, they encourage autocratic authoritarian systems that prize one-party rule, nationalized industry, and mercantile trade policy in the subjugating of religion and ideology. these regimes sometimes gussy up their strategy on the principle. non-interference in the internal affairs of other nations but they interfere with the affairs of other nations when it serves their inte

southbound georgia avenue between layhill and mason street, the left lane is getting by. no major problems as you take a big look at the beltway. 66 west at business route 234 this crash is off to the right side of the roadway. don't have to worry about that too much. 95 in virginia headed northbound and southbound, no issues there. nice and clear. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car for the latest on traffic. >> thanks, melissa. >>> we expect some crucial developments today now that the man accused of murdering six women and three men in a black church has been caught. right now dylann roof is in a south carolina detention center. he has waived his right to counsel. that means he might hire his own lawyer or represent himself. authorities are investigating this as a hate crime. >>> we have seen images of roof wearing a jacket with the flag of the former white racist regimes. roof grew up in columbia and lexington, south carolina. in march he was arrested at a mall after employees said he was asking suspicious questions about a store's opera

mason helped write, we will be electing a new president in 2016. i enjoy challenges, and certainly we have many facing america. today i'm formally entering the race for the democratic nomination for president. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> chafee joins hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley in the democratic primary. we're looking forward to a healthy debate. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> we're following breaking news on the terror threat here at home. chilling details emerging about the alleged terror plot in boston disrupted when officers shot and killed the suspect yesterday. according to the fbi complaint, the suspect conspired with two others plann

. >> lincoln chafee is expected to make the announcement at george mason university just outside of washington. mark: lincoln chafee is so of that half the people in our newsroom were spelling his name wrong. we have asked this question about a lot of people. can lincoln chafee as an extreme underdog impact the fight for the democratic nomination? john: i love any piece of video that includes the word pawsox and the fact that they were a bigger story than lincoln chafee . he is not a real factor in terms of being really competitive. he has no organization around the country. he is running to make two points. he wants to talk about foreign policy. he wants to talk about hillary clinton, her a rock war vote and if she can be trusted. he will get some attention for crippling criticism. he will be part of a chorus with ernie sanders and martin o'malley. mark: how well does that harmonize. if they look like they are ganging up on her, they are relentlessly negative, i think he will not the a actor. if he opens up another front on this iraq thing which o'malley and sanders have not been stressing as

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rkss edward mason-the transportation authority obligate #d 75 thousand dollars for analysis of commuter buses and shuttles and that migrate today the mta for a 18 month pilot study mpt 9 months into the study we still continue to experience violation. some operators discharge passengers outside the stops. this red broken light is from a double deck bus colliding with a muni key stop disabled ramp. muni engineers accommodate the geography and geometry when they figure out the routes and that is why the 39 quoit tower doesn't operate 60 foot articulated buses. i strongly recommend that there be a revival of the cal trans regional express bus plan done over 10 years ago for utilizing park and ride lots and remove the large vehicles from the narrow neighborhood streets. it is my understanding that mtc is starting to nishiate movement in that area and i would encourage it to minimize the impact on the neighborhoods on the narrow streets. again, i can't believe this happened and i picked up the pieces after seeing it occur at 24th and church so i can only say this is a example of what needs t

maureen: chafee made the announcement at germ mason in arlington. he is the fourth democrat to enter the race. he was a republican in the eight years in the senate but has changed to the democratic party. local college students play a memorable part in pope francis upcoming visit to washington. they decided the altar he will use for the outdoor mass. the altar and the accompanying chair selected in a contest held by the catholic university school of architecture and the planning. pope will deliver mass from the east step of the basilica of the national shrine of emaculate conception on december 23rd. next at "abc7 news at 6:00" dards the key question investigators have in the crash that killed a gaithersburg woman. plus will gray skies disappear by the weekend? meteorologist steve rudin tells us when things will start to change. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports what desean jackson has to say about the absence from o.t .a.'s. :00er and harper get recognition from the effort. that an puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support...

like a complete washout. 73 degrees it's warm and sticky, we have tropical air moving in south of the mason dixon line. 66 in philadelphia. south of the turnpike is where all the muggy air is rolling in. trenton, 69 degrees, sea isle city, 72. double scan live, this is the remnants of tropical storm bill coming in around houston texas made the right hand turn and pushing toward the east, cincinnati and indiana you're seeing downpours, this will controls the mountains overnight tonight and the downpours will move in. mostly cloudy skies, warm and sticky, 84 degrees is the forecasted high in the city. with the humidity it will feel warmer than that. the flood watch goes into effect overnight tonight and lasts until sunday, one to two inches of rain expected, some of the outlying areas could see 3 inches. i'll have more on on this and when it clears out. >> thousands gathered for a prayer vigil in honor of nine people gunned down at the emanuel african methodist episcopal church monday night. the evening was filled with many powerful moments. charleston mayor talked about his friendship with r