doug jason mccrea is owner of : mccrea's candies of readville. the self proclaimed nerd biologist really loves understanding the chemical complexities of how something is made. tell me about this bubbly goodness right here. >> right. this is the caramel. it's probably 15 minutes from being done. doug when he decided to create >> no artificial preservatives, no weird colorings or anything like that. so straight forward ingredients. doug: the idea of becoming the candy man became a reality after jason started making carmels for his kids' teachers. soon, word got out and he had a hard time keeping up with demand. >> it kind of gradually grew and grew and grew. and honestly it was a challenge doug with flavors like dark : roasted mocha single malt scotch, ginger fusion and , rosemary truffle sea salt these aren't your grandmother's caramels. >> i hear a lot of times i don't like caramels and they are like this is different. doug now you can find mccrea's : candies in over 400 stores throughout new england. >> my wife and i really realized it was sort

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i'm andrew mccrea. i'll take you to the birthplace of the first olympic basketball team. he wrote that they would shoot the ball much like a patron would dunk their doughnut into their coffee > it's a basketball team that defied the odds durng the great depression in this week's american countryside. and in john's world... we said goodbye to a good friend. checking out ending stocks, the 15 to 16

i'm andrew mccrea. i'll take you to the birthplace of the first olympic basketball team. he wrote that they would shoot the ball much like a patron would dunk their doughnut into their coffee > it's a basketball team that defied the odds durng the great depression in this week's american countryside. and in john's world... we said goodbye to a good friend.

hugh mccrea has the story. reporter: as you can see behind me, the good people at inventive community services are hard at work. everybody you are looking at is a volunteer doing their best to help the victims of that terrible explosion here in silver spring. what they are loading our clothing and bedding for people in the area. check out this trailer. strollers, plates, microwaves, you name it, they have it. what they really need right now are things for men. 26 single men were living in that apartment building when it exploded, and they are all in ants, t-shirts,p undergarments. that is what they are pushing for right now. in addition to the men's clothing they need, they also need a specific kind of soap. >> we get a lot of soap and shampoo. put laundry soap. one of the laundry offered to let people wash their clothing for free, but it is laundry soap. reporter: in addition to laundry soap, they also need men's gear. if you are at home with a bunch of stuff in your closet you right of thedown piney branch in

q mccrea will be reporting live from the scene. there is the truck. doneully this will be before we get into the heart of rush-hour, because traveling southbound on 355, trying to make your way to the d.c. line -- i suggest you stay with connecticut avenue as a work around. back over to the maps. we have a crash along 210 northbound. one person was transported from the scene in critical condition. an investigation will likely last another hour to an hour and a half. we are seeing a lot of bailout traffic on oxon hill road, which will take you northbound, paralleling 210. there, you can connect with 495. oh street northwest. we still had treason wires down in annandale. this is a portion of guinea road, south of 236, which remains closed at starke road. it will be shut down in further notice -- until further notice. right now we have a get a check of the days forecast. veronica, any storms coming our way today? veronica: no storms today, which is good news after rough storms overnight. aroundtures top out 90 degrees. this will be one of our easier summ