but essentially, it's not getting recharged. >> lake mead is now at less than 40 percent capacity - the lowest level since its creation. but that hasn't stopped las vegas from pulling its share. the city already relies on two major pipelines from the lake. now it's begun working on a third. that's the lake right there, right? >> yup, the lake is just on the other side of this mountain here. okay. >> we wanted to know why the local water authority is building a new pipeline when the water levels in the lake already appear at a crisis point. >> one thing to keep in mind is that lake mead is doing exactly what it was intended to do. store water in wet years so it's available in dry years. we've just had a lot of dry years over the past 15. being able to install this third intake will allow us to continue accessing water even if lake mead reaches a dead-pool elevation of 900 feet. we'll continue to access that water and meet our responsibility to our two million residents and 40 million annual visitors. >> but something's gotta give. i mean you can't just keep expanding the population size

when the bus crashed on the 9600 block of fort meade road. seven passengers got injured. >> people got hurt. >> reporter: this lady was e eating at a nearby restaurant and was eating by the window. >> i saw the bus approach the truck and heard a big boom and heard everybody running to the incident. >> reporter: the tour bus was trying to make a left turn here on fort meade road heading west. all of a sudden you see the pickup, it collided with it. using this drone to take early pictures of the crash scene and officers snapped pictures on the ground. meanwhile, passengers waited with their bags for a backup bus to pick them up. >> a lot of people getting off the tour bus, just saying. >> reporter: right now, fort meade road is closed at the county line. meanwhile, police will talk to the tour bus driver, get his side of the story to figure out what caused the crash. live here in laurel, shomari stone, news4. >> we're following breaking news coming out of donald trump's campaign rally. he's in hot water tonight because he didn't challenge a sup

first appeared to be a suicide and now police say she was the victim of a crime. 29-year-old brandon mead is charged with killing his girlfriend, 21-year-old agatha hall. police thought she shot herself but new autopsies show it was impossible to take her own life, given the circumstances, mead was arrested yesterday. >>> it's one of the most historic ed fices in philadelphia. it's about to be reborn, the divine laverne hotel got transformation today. vernon odom was there. >> can you call this ground breaking ceremony a divine moment, the official kickoff of the redevelopment of the historic divine lorraine hotel, abandoned since 1999, it's an eye sore and they see the potential for a new lease on life, they are getting $40 million in state and local funding to make the deal. >> it has a mystique and spirit unlike any other project i have ever seen. >> the lorraine hotel was completed in the 1884 and after world war ii it was purchased by father divine, he declared himself god all mighty right here on earth. the mandates made it good for working class folks, the mayor says that the new d

now, this is located in the 9600 block of fort meade road in laurel. now, someone inside the car is trapped. police say medics are going to rush that patient to a nearby hospital. there were 59 people on board the bus. none of them were hurt. but quite a tragic situation. this is the 9600 block of fort meade road in laurel. >>> a city cop has been charged with assault. police say other officers took a prisoner who was already in restraints. the alleged incident happened last september, but details are just now ngcomi out. police say the accused officer was helping two bondsmen take control of a suspect who was a flight risk. police claim he grabbed the suspect and assaulted him, even though they say the suspect never tried to escape. the officer is is a 24-year vet with the force. he's been on administrative duty since last year: new this week, deputies in frederick county, maryland, are installing motion- activated hidden cameras on trails in the vast frederick watershed. it is the latest effort to catch a person burying booby traps in those trails. t

. >> reporter: and now some answers as police arrested brandon mead from upper darby, charged with the death of his girlfriend found in a room with a gunshot wound to her head. mead claimed to have found her and the gun was lying right there but the evidence has taken investigators in a different direction, the motive, an apparent fight. >> no ones life is worth losing over some argument that i'm sure it seems very trivial now. >> reporter: we talked on the phone with hall's stepmother from minneapolis. she was an a student majoring in finance but things were not always easy for her. >> i was shocked because you don't think a students who have overcome adversity to be subjected to something that quick and violent. >> reporter: she spent time in a refugee catch during war time. her mother died of cancer earlier this year but hall was still committed to graduating and working in international business. >> she just didn't even get a chance to do that. i think it's very unfair and unfortunate. >> reporter: her family is planning a memorial for her next month in men society ta. her stepmoth

police say meade found her dead and the gun was lying nearby. new evidence shows there was an apparent fight before the situation took a violent turn. we spoke with hall's stepmother over the phone. >> i was shocked because you don't think that a student from a college who has overcome adversity could be subjected to something that quick and that violent. >> hall's stepmother thanked police for sorting out the lies her boyfriend told investigators. family members are planning a memorial service for next month in minnesota. a rocky start to the season for rutgers football team. the team's coach is now suspended. this comes after several play, were arrested for different incidents within the past few weeks. now the coach is being fined $50,000. the university says flood contacted a faculty member about the academic status of a player. >> that is what the school says he was told not to do. >>> happening today, a meeting is planning whether to close bluford charter school. earlier this year philadelphia school reform voted to close it saying it had

at fort meade, his public event will essentially be an online town hall a few well with u.s. service members serving around the world and therefore it made something called the defense media activity and essentially a studio capable of housing an audience, an in-person audience as well as using the internet, live video streaming to bring an audience around the world and there will be service members, u.s. service members who are stationed in place is as far away as europe, afghanistan and asia participating in today's event. i believe some service members and the united states navy will be on board ships participating in this event. it's because of the unique capabilities present at fort meade to meet with and interact with our men and women in uniform and again there's probably -- it's in the daylight today for the commander-in-chief to spend time with the president of the fort meade after the event, the president will have an opportunity to stop by some of the nsa office says and greet the staff there and thank them for their service to the country as well. [inaudible] >> b

dawn: so i looked at why they went into the region, and there were advancements in mead urology that made the land important, but what i want to look at more is the impact of america in these regions and how greenland and antarctica in the postwar period. host: what about your work at cornell university? i will be working on turning my work into a book, as are somesed, and there women who were early arctic explorers, and there was apparently some spying in greenland during the war. host: how? awn: i do not know yet, but really she was reporting back on things of significance, so those three women -- one stood up in advocated for greenland. and then there was the first united states female ambassador, the ambassador then mark between 1933 and 1936, and she -- and thenhowed the ambassador to denmark between 1933 and 1936, and she showed roosevelt's some items, and the women involved in that. thank you for being with us on c-span tv. wn: thank you very much. announcer: you are watching american history tv, and follow us on twitter at c-span history. for information on our schedule of up

trish: we've got breaking news, the president is speaking right now, everyone at fort meade.n in. >> of their loss, we want to let them know that we do not forget those who are fallen. we are inspired by the survivors. many of whom still have the scars both seen and unseen of that terrible, terrible day. and it's also a good time to remember all the people who have served and sacrificed since 9/11, in order to keep america safe and free. we have veterans now from every state in the union who have served oftentimes in multiple tours, both in iraq and afghanistan, and although we have made enormous strides in degrading the core al qaeda, including bin laden himself, that had helped to direct the plot on 9/11, we are well aware of the fact that those threats still exist out there. and here at fort meade, we do some of the most important work in helping to coordinate our efforts to make sure that we are bringing to bear all elements of american power against those who would try to do us harm here in the homeland or overseas or would threaten our allies. despite the progress we ma

mead, maryland. also, dr. ben carson who is currently feuding, we'll call it, with donald trump, he's in ferguson, missouri, today. he's expected to address reporters. there will be a q & a. of course, what carson is saying is getting more and more traction and attention and he's gaining in the polls. it indicates carson is running number two to trump, both of them in double digits. let's begin on the flip side, what is happening with the democrats. hillary clinton is losing support. check out the numbers. while a man who is not even officially running is gaining on her. in this new cnn orc poll, the man who happens to be the vice president of the united states, that number could grow after the incredibly authentic, revealing interview he did last night on the late show with stephen colbert. he has lost his son beau to cancer three months ago. the vice president showed the audience he is still putting his personal life above any presidential aspirations. >> i will think any man or woman should run for presiden

secretary ash carter and followed by a town hall event with president obama and service members at forte meade. and a reading of the name for those who died on september 11th. the reading took place at the national 9/11 memorial in new york city. this was the scene outside of the white house where president obama and the first lady led a moment of silence to remember the victims of 9/11. this took place on the south lawn with white house staff gathered around. ♪ >> the was ceremony at the pentagon for those who lost their lives there. defense secretary ashton carter and joint chief of staff as well spoke. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention tho the flag on the pentagon building hanging in honor of patriot day and in honor of the 184 lives lost. the national anthem sang by the national army cortets. >> the united states navy chief of chaplain margaret gib lin. >> if you would pray for me. god, our creator, words cannot express the emotions present in the gathering. you can give grace to our thoughts and hear our prayers. hear our prayers of intercession for those who this da

i want to thank everybody who appeared in fort meade. there are a couple of people that i want to acknowledge. first of all, your commander. there he is. he is in charge of a lot of stuff. with everything that's going on out of this incredible facility, obviously we can't succeed in our missions without a strong support from congress and we've got a can he congressmen who woy hard on behalf of military. where is dutch? there he is. thank you so much. i'm going to be brief and front because i want to mainly take questions from folks, not just here but all around the world. today is a solemn day. i started my day come -- come >> comemorating9/11. i've had an opportunity to meet with many of the survivors, family members of those who were killed. on this particular day we are constantly reminded of their loss. we want to let them know that we do not forget those who have fallen. we are inspired by the survivors, many of whom still have the scars both seen and unseen of that terrible, terrible day. and it's also a good time to remember all o

mead, maryland, where he'll thank service members for protecting the country.>> there are a lot of memorials in our area as well. katy zachry spent the morning at garden of reflection in bucks county where they held a memorial there. >> it was the perfect day in new york. it was the perfect day here in yardley -- >> reporter: it's how so many of the victims' families remember the start of september 11th, 14 years ago. but just a few hours into the morning, everything changed. >> i'm sure my memories are very similar to everyone else that's here. i remember rushing to try to find where my children were, my husband was, and trying to find where joshua was. >> reporter: judith's son, joshua, worked at the world trade center. he never game home. >> in the 14 years, we all stand back and say, did we do something wrong? no, we didn't. each one of these people were in the place they were supposed to be, doing their jobs that morning. each one of these people would not want us to spend the rest of our lives crying. >> reporter: it's why so many come to the garden of re

snow on the western sierras, so we don't get any continued flow into the colorado dumping into lake meadethe first 30-40 years, you just couldn't conceive of what was ahead. what we had, whatever was the newest thing that was happening, was so spectacular and wonderful and, oh, my gosh, we've reached a new eastern edge, or western, northern edge. the odds are slim to zero that we're going to extend it to yet a further horizon. it's inconceivable. so there's the thing. what does the desert do? the desert exceeds our ambition. >> in vegas, nothing is permanent. it constantly eats itself. tears down, builds up, expands according to no known or easily understood plan. an organic thing, responding to the dark dreams of the american subconscience. come frolic, live like caesar, or make money off those who do. drop a few moist bills in a gas station slot, see the full spectrum of human folly and commit some follies of your own. >>> how does the joke begin? three men in a bar? but it's not a bar. imagine the bronx. a corner bodega, maybe a luncheonette, a diner. three men strictly by coincidence

it's on fort meade road near laurel plaza off route 1. police have closed off route 91 east at anne arundel county line. they're telling people to avoid that area for the next few hours. it looks like no one on the bus is injured, but we'll push out alerts on the nbc washington app all night, update you at news 4 at 11:00, nbc "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight, game changer? front-runner donald trump gets piled on while carly fiorina breaks out from the pack. questions about whether some of the truth got lost in all the attacks. >>> money talks. major decision on interest rates. the fed fearing a volatile world economy, the impact on everything from your mortgage to your retirement account. >>> deadly quake. cameras catch the moment a monster earthquake shook chile. more than a million evacuated. the force so massive, it triggered tsunami waves rippling up the pacific to the u.s. >>> going haywire. a massive system failure grounds hundreds of flights. passengers furious over delays and a number of major airports across the country. "nig

police say meade claimed he found her dead and says the gun was lying nearby.ew evidence shows there was an apparent fight before the situation took a violent turn. we spoke with hall's stepmother over the phone. >> i was shocked because you don't send a student to a college to overcome adversity to be subjected to something that quick and that violent. >> hall's stepmother saying police were sorting out the lies her boyfriend told investigators. family members are planning a memorial service for next month in minnesota. >>> it's 6:36. top philadelphia officials are lashing out at each other because of the city's dangerous property. the city controller released a scathing report calling for the led of license and inspection to lose his job. this all stems from an nbc 10 investigation which shows dozens of deficient buildings, like this one. the abandoned building is crumbling under its own weight. the report of the city controller shows 100 buildings like this are around the city. the commissioner carlton williams is calling the report faulty. mayor michael nut

police arifted brandon meade for the murder of agatha hall. the ml char medical examiner say it's impossible she shot herself. >>> list are looking for the robber who stole her purse outside an elementary school this morning. >> it happened during an attempted sexual assault. officials did not delay the start of school but did call parents. detectives are reviewing surveillance video caught by a school camera. >>> a teen is behind bars accused of exposing himself to customers. witnesses called police and they took him into custody. >> happening now, all over social media, tent city, homeless families popped up in kensington. six families, some with very young children say moving here was their only option. they've been priced out of the area rental market. they and supporters say the housing unit nides to do better jobs putting roofs over people's heads. >> we think there is something wrong coming into the area to see the pope and yet can't figure out how to feed, clothe, house our children. >> a pray circle, local state r emt ep the city will

it's the 12th rabid bat found inal mead county this year. rabies is the fatal disease but it can be pre-vent in the the exposed person or animal received a series of vaccine shots as soon as possible after the exposure. >> in el vooen veto man arrested for hurling a baseball size rock into a police car. wasn't hurt but in the pictures smashed the windshield. after reviewing the surveillance video from nearby sporting good store police identified 30-year-old frank sanders of richmond as the suspect. and arrested him on charges of assault of an officer on an officer excuse me. >> am door county the butte fire now 63 percent containe contained.so far it's burned more than 70,000 acres. 2 men died in separate instances in the county when they were unable to get out of the home. all evacuation orders lift entered the county. some remain in effect in this county. 4500 firefighters on the front-lines of the wildfir wildfire. it's been burping for more than a we can and destroyed 365 homes. >> mountain lions cub recovering after badly burned in the

. >> leon is now calling for a an mead ceasefire between these factions. >> they have to be positive, they wanted to see what this process is going to bring to this country but not be concerned what they would have liked to see in the text or see as outcome of this process and will not be there. this is not question today. the question today is to get libya back to track to build peace, development, prosperity in the country. >> marie onwas given an october 20th deadline to get a unity government in place, that is the anniversary of the death of moammar khadafi. close are than before. paul tradergian, al jazeera. >> more from the united nations, from james bays. >> what special envoy bernardino leon is saying, a final text. we don't have a file agreement and what has to happen now is negotiators from both political blocks have to go back to libya to get buy in from their wider constituencies for this final text. remember, libya is a deeply divided country. it has two governments. two parliaments. numerous militia. it has part of its territory that is under the control of i.s.i.l. if t

mead school. they touched up paint and refilled supplies as part of the organization's national day of caring. >>> setting the stage for the pope. we get a behind-the-scenes look at what's going up, and down. ahead of the pontiff's visit to philadelphia. >>> we're cooling things down as we head into your sunday. i'm tracking what to expect. plus your eagles forecast. that's all coming up right after the break. >>> there's a reason the ben franklin parkway is already shut down a week ahead of the pope's visit to philadelphia. getting the ready for the pontiff is a major undertaking, requiring a ton of manual labor. monique braxton got a close-up look. >> reporter: heavy equipment is transforming aiken's oval. ricers are going up for the media. so the world will see the pontiff when he steps on stage. >> we have 100-foot-wide arch by about 85 feet deep roof that we're constructing right now. >> reporter: scott is in charge of this multi-million-dollar massive production. he took us behind the scenes

high cloud today really gave us a nice colorful sunset tonight and some talk bit on social mead yeah.moon last tonight don't you worry. take a look at the time lapse from tonight. if cloud cover just really spectacular. this was taken from the camera. we track not just the cloud but a little bit of moisture in some of the clouds south of monterey. nothing hit the ground so far. it's evaporating benefit hits the ground but we may sea few drops like that heading to the middle of the work week. temperatures rate now in the 50's and the 60's when you head out the door these are l coolest readings in the north bay in the mid 50's. you'll feel it tomorrow morning. grab a jacket or sweater from the downtown san francisco camera lacking good. partly cloudy next few day and slight chance of light showers between wednesday tonight thursday morning and the week end on warm note. one day deal. satellite radar showing you the cold front. sub tropical jet stream feeding us the clouds giving us this is beautiful sun setsless few days. this weak system up extreme will work cholesteroler to the bay ar

president obama will recognize the military with a visit to for the meade. >>> in bucks county, a ceremony is being held at the garden of reflection in lower makefield. 18 people from bucks county were killed on 9/11 including nine from lower makefield township. >>> 9/11 has led to increased security in big events and the secret service is giving philadelphia what security will look like during the pope's visit later this month. bike rack barricades are used for the fenced off areas to prevent blocking visitors views. the ticketed areas will have higher fencing and 22 entrance points with record tronic careening and metal decks stations. there is parking and we have put that at 6abc.com/pope. >> we'll talk about accuweather, the rain came through and cooled it down. >> reporter: the humidity is in the process of dropping, still sticky, but that won't last. storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing there's a little bit of rain in south jersey, but it's working toward the shore. it's light and not having an impact. all the flood warnings have expired. as we look outside we have cloudy skie

. >> the death of a temple student was ruled a murder. 29-year-old brandon meade was arrested for killing his girlfriend. her body was discovered last month at her home. she had a single gunshot wound to the head. the autopsy showed it was impossible for her to take her own life. >> 11 candidates were invited to the republican event at the ronald reagan library. there was back and forth bickering with donald trump. jeb bush stopped trump when the billionaire attacked george w.bush for the 2003 iraq invasion. jeb bush said his brother has kept us safe. we'll have more on the debate in the next half-hour. >>> donald trump will weigh in ons performance on the debate, watch george stephanopoulos after "action news." >> let's look at what's coming up in accuweather. >> reporter: we have a change coming over the weekend. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry. live sky6 live hd lots of stars out and the sky is getting brighter in the east and the winds are calm. 56 in allentown. 58 in reading, a cool start in the northern and western suburbs. trenton, 60. philadelphia, 64 and 60 in wi

see a guy on the phone, he said that he had been locked out of the car and the dog was inside and he meadeeded to phone. and the lady said fine, but while he is doing it, he is taking the wallet, glances it up and kind of rifles through it and then just casually, slips it in to his pocket. she didn't notice until the end of the day, when she tore the place apart, looking for her wallet, and put two and two together and watched it and then saw that. the worst part is that inside that wallet was her passport, a really difficult passport to replace. >> i hope the video gets a lot of attention and that someone recognizes him and shames him for being such a disgusting person. >>> there are many kinds of breeds of dogs, hunting and working breeds. but i think this one is not a working breed. this is 16 week old percy, he thinks he is a sheep dog. percy is that little fluff ball. he looks like something that fell off of the sheep. >> i thought it was a fluff ball. i was trying to find the dog. >> that is 16 week old percy. he is going to show those two the pups how to do it. >> he can barely keep

the president speaking with this group at fort meade and, in essence, saying that the traditional and nontraditional threats are something that we will be faced with every day and that we must fight forever to be vigilant against fighting for them. we're going to be monitoring right here live from the floor of the new york stock exchange everything that the president is saying before this very welcoming crowd at fort meade, speaking with soldiers and just talking to them about the events from 14 years ago and how we continue to fight that today. in the meantime, we're looking at a market that's getting closer to the flatline here, but the dow's still up 58 points, the s&p 500 up 2 points. nonetheless, though, you can really tell the feel here on the floor of the new york stock exchange is a somber one. they will absolutely never forget. and, of course, here on the floor you can be assured the traders will do everything they can to never forget. so how do they do that? well, we just wanted to show you what they've done all day. in a way to insure that they and we always remember, the n

but at fort meade, virginia, mr.ma said any talks should have a different goal. >> we are gonna be engaging russia to let them know that you can't continue to double down on a strategy that's doomed to failure. and that if they're willing to work with us and the 60 nation coalition that we've put together, then there's the possibility of a political settlement in which assad would be transitioned out. >> sreenivasan: russia says its buildup is designed to battle islamic state forces in syria. the u.s. has been conducting air strikes against isis targets there for a year. house republicans staged symbolic votes against the nuclear deal with iran today. they first rejected the agreement, then voted to delay lifting sanctions on iran. but there's little chance the house actions will matter. that's because democrats have blocked the senate from rejecting the nuclear deal, meaning no such bill will ever reach the president's desk. republican rick perry has become the first major candidate to drop out of the 2016 president

it gets immediately escalated for mead review for potential illegal activity especially ominor. >> loot oa minor. >> a lot of these cases that are brought against you, if you are an internet vehicle you're not responsible for the content that's generated by a third party. fairgirls were rejected from putting in that section it was determined that that should go somewhere else into a community service section. and they have now as part of their brief said that sort of speaks to the idea that you guys do have some editorial control over what goes into those ads. you have some tips or advice what goes into that section called escorts. >> we don't have tips or advice. we have an online publisher which is precisely what 230 protects. >> this is an ad that was meant to say to girls who might have been underage or trafficked, we can help you we're not law enforcement, here is a phone number, we won't judge you, that was not allowed in that section. >> so they say. i would need to look at the could be text of the ad and go back to the conversations we had with them. >> right. >> i think what yo

meade commemorating the tragedy, download our wusa9 app. >>> shots fired, upheaval ensues at d.c. union station today when a security guard takes down a knife wielding suspect in the attack. >> reporter: i'm russ ptacek at union station. this is the police line set up shortly after that shooting at 12:45 today as passengers fled from that area and onto the streets describing a chaotic scene inside and outside. police responded from multiple agencies, guns in their hands to an unknown situation. >> we manage victoria secret and so we were working with customers and we hear a shot and one young lady who was in the front, she grabbed the customers that were in the front and ran them to a secure location of. >> reporter: those horrible fears that this may have been a 9/11 attack were quickly a layed as police determined it was a domestic situation and the suspect had been shot. police say it didn't happen inside union station but beyond this area at a corner there, an entrance to a skywalk leading to the securities exchange commission. at union station, russ ptacek, wusa9. >>> tonight

high cloud today really gave us a nice colorful sunset tonight and some talk bit on social mead yeah. if you miss eclipse of the super blood moon last tonight don't you worry. take a look at the time lapse from tonight. if cloud cover just really spectacular. this was taken from the camera. we track not just the cloud but a little bit of moisture in some of the clouds south of monterey. nothing hit the ground so far. it's evaporating benefit hits the ground but we may sea few drops like that heading to the middle of the work week. temperatures rate now in the 50's and the 60's when you head out the door these are l coolest readings in the north bay in the mid 50's. you'll feel it tomorrow morning. grab a jacket or sweater from the downtown san francisco camera lacking good. partly cloudy next few day and slight chance of light showers between wednesday tonight thursday morning and the week end on warm note. one day deal. satellite radar showing you the cold front. sub tropical jet stream feeding us the clouds giving us this is beautiful sun setsless few days. this weak system up extre

to light hearted moment from the fir zone look at this picture posted which theal mead county fire development you see the firefighters and camel right behind them. strike team if the camel would have something to drink. >> some oath evacuee in calistoga sleep a little easier tonight. michael was this today doing whether he could to make people more comfortable. volume unterse ask for air mattress for some older people who have been sleeping on hard cot. we looked around consolidate stowing and found just 2 air mattresses which we picked up and delivered this afternoon. delivery brought tears of joy to these weary fire survivors. >> you are welcome you are welcome i'm glad to help glad it worked out for you. >> give where you live to help people affected by the valley wildfire and other fivrments go to our web site for the specific to contributor just text red cross to this number on the screen. instantly give 10 dlaivrments pg&e says the tree suspected of falling into a power line sparking the butte fire east of stockton had been inspected 6 times since 2014 but not considered a risk. firefig

service members at fort meade. we played some of that earlier in the hour. arranged the special global town hall so the president could talk directly with service members in person and online. nbc's ron motte at ground zero in lower manhattan. hello, ron. >> reporter: hey there, ari. time heals all wounds, that's true in a lot of cases but in this case, especially according to a family that got up today to speak, it could be a thurhundre years and still feels like it happened yesterday. you can see the gleaming tower standing behind us. open for business. 1 world trade. it was design settled on to replace the twin towers that well and it was not just here where they're remembering the people and shanksville, pennsylvania, where united 93 was crashed. they opened a new visitor's center there and of course you started the hour with the president having a town hall where the folks serves in the armed forces and the pentagon hit on that day. also a lot of service work going on today and perhaps the most positive outgrowth from 9/11 and all the thing that is have

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. >> republican presidential candidate mike huckabee says he'll meade to the with the kentucky clerk jailed for refuse to go issue same sex marriage licenses, has been in jail since last thursday, she said issuing same sex license asks against her religious beliefs. huckabee says he'll also join protesters outside the jail, calling for davis' release. >>> meanwhile, the dentist who killed a beloved lion in zimbabwe returned to work for the first time in months. correspondent david beg know reports from walter palmer dental clinic in minnesota. >> protesters shouted extradite eras he returned to his office in minnesota for the first time since sparking an international outcry. >> he is despicable. he's a kill. he's murderer. how many lions do we have left? do you have kill them all? >> walter palmer had temporarily closed his dental practice after the incident triggered massive media backlash, in interview over the weekends he said quote if i had known this lion had a name, and was important to the country or a study, obviously i wouldn't have taken it. only a handful of protesters tu

our news chopper 7 was out there over the scene in the 9600 block of fort meade block in laurel. the crash involved the bus and another truck. the person inside the truck has died we have been told. seven people on the bus had minor injuries. no word on what triggered that crash. >> a d.c. family launching a lawsuit after their loved one was hit and killed by a street sweeper. he was killed in northeast washington over the summer and tonight, family members say the cameras and equipment on that street sweeper were not working properly to warn the driver that someone was standing there. the sweeper was operated by for the meyer construction. they are seeking damages totaling $12 million. new at 11:00, a felony charge filed against a former a.u. professor, he is accused of raping a child decades ago. only on 7, kevin lewis spoke with the elderly suspect's family and the alleged victim. victim, a troubling amount of time frame went by after this crime. kevin: yeah, essential, alison, 39 years to be exact. the alleged victim says she reported the crime for years but no one would take

police say meade claimed he found her dead and says the gun was nearby. new evidence shows there was an apparent fight before the situation took a violent turn. we spoke to mall's stepmother over the phone. >> she was shot because you don't think an a student in a college who has overcome adversity could be subjected to something that quick and that violent. >> hall's stepmother thanked police for sorting out the lies he told investigators. family members are sorting out for next month in minnesota. >> we had quite a stretch of weather. >> that stretch is going to continue not only fron for today by tomorrow as well. it's warm and dry again. we do have an air quality alert. the air is stagnant any pluttants hang there. they're not rained out, they're not plane out. changes are coming. cooler changes towards the 7-day. we have mostly clear skies. 66 degrees. it's dead calm. it's 2 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. it's cool, thoughno carrierring. but nothing too significant out there. and any rain, that is a long way away. and so, we are dry

to light hearted moment from the fir zone look at this picture posted which theal mead county fire development you see the firefighters and camel right behind them. strike team if the camel would have something to drink. >> some oath evacuee in calistoga sleep a little easier tonight. michael was this today doing whether he could to make people more comfortable. volume unterse ask for air mattress for some older people who have been sleeping on hard cot. we looked around consolidate stowing and found just 2 air mattresses which we picked up and delivered this afternoon. delivery brought tears of joy to these weary fire survivors. >> you are welcome you are welcome i'm glad to help glad it worked out for you. >> give where you live to help people affected by the valley wildfire and other fivrments go to our web site for the specific to contributor just text red cross to this number on the screen. instantly give 10 dlaivrments pg&e says the tree suspected of falling into a power line sparking the butte fire east of stockton had been inspected 6 times since 2014 but not considered a risk. firefig

president obama will mark the anniversary by meeting with pens -- members of the military at fort meademaryland. >> lawmakers will hold a vote to regulate the california medical marijuana industry facing a deadline of tonight when the current session ends. the vote follows a last minute compromise with three different bills the purse to regulate marijuana from where it is green to the clubs where users buy it. >> members of a rock band tell a story of how they escaped from a burning limousine which picked up the band at mineta san jose international airport before 6:00 on wednesday and a band member smelled something electrical burning and then blinding smoke. >> we tried to get out and only one side door opens so we all climbed out and we could see the smoke happening out of the hood and, bang, a huge pop and we ran like little girls and we ran away and it just in a meat of three minutes, the whole front end was on fire. >> everyone got out including the driver. the prized guitars, they were able to pop on the trunk before they were burned. >> a dancing hotspot with a hollywood connect

meade just opened twitter. >>> today is a yellow weather alert day.e's wusa9 first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> kind of dreary outside, but it's kind of warm, i will say that. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, looking at the airport, 75 right now, dew point 73. that is really, really uncomfortable and we're looking at humidity staying with us tonight and tomorrow. the cold front goes through tomorrow. that will cool us off but not until thursday. cool air kind of lags behind. first alert doppler over the last hour no shortage of heavy rain especially now pulling up from warrenton headed towards leesburg. the red is the heaviest rainfall now. there's essentially moderate rain across the entire metro area. we'll zoom in, heaviest rain now over toward olney up toward laytonsville, fairfax and south and west down 234 to haymarket and out 50 once you get to aldie and points past upperville. moderate rain out toward potomac and also as you head toward wheaton out 97 and over toward aspen hill. we're kind

but if you go on to social meade cra and look at people from human rights watch, for example, they've been posting pictures saying if you wonder why it is that people are leaving now, have a look at this photograph, and what they're doing is posting pictures of places like cobani, the place on the turkish-syrian border where there was a massive battle between isis and the kurds, and the place is completely flattened. they're also posting pictures of homs, syria's third city, and the place is absolutely devastated. it looks as though there's nothing left standing. so how people can stay there is beyond belief. some of the cooler heads in europe would say, well, hang on a minute. those people coming from syria, you know, they're not coming directly from the war. once they got out of the country they've been in safer places like in turkey, like in jordan, so they're not exactly running away from war. they want to get away from that particular area. but you talk to people in the refugee agencies and others who have been to that area and you say you just cannot stay in these terrible condi

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> finishing up with a president here at fort meade in maryland. members of congress have been working with it in various ways. jerry moran tweeted out this picture of the memorial saying america will never forget the tragedy of 9/11. we remember the lives lost and those who courageously responded to a. john boehner was in the u.s. capitol today and he stopped at a memorial there. he tweeted out take time today to pause and remember the heroes of flight 93. that's the plane that crashed in pennsylvania and and they've been headed to the u.s. capital. virginia senator mark warner marked the date in stafford virginia. proud to stand with first responders today to honor our fallen heroes. >> now to new york city for the traditional reading of the names ceremony. bills are wrong at the time each plane crashed on 9/11 and the name of each victim is read aloud. nearly 3000 died. current and former new york and new jersey state and local officials were in attendance but they didn't offer remarks. in total this is about three hours. [inaudible

. >>> president obama marked the 9/11 anniversary by visiting troops at fort meade and took troops from u.s. troops around the world via video. he was asked about russia's increasing support for the syrian government which is embroiled in a civil war. >> we will be engaging russia to let them know that you can't continue to double down on a strategy doomed to failure. >>> students at george washington university will give back today with the freshman day of service,, all volunteering their time in conjunction with the september 11th national day of service and remembrance. >>> the presidential candidate field is shrinking by one. >> texas governor rick perry dropped out but not before taking a parting shot at the current frontrunner. >> reporter: the crowd at the eagle forum in st. louis witnessed history on friday. rick perry is the first major candidate to withdraw from the 2016 presidential race. >> that is why today i'm suspending my campaign for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: perry was near the bottom of the pack of 17 candidates entering the race in june. the lo

. >> well, actually mead ca' medi. >> i think reporters don't have expertise. >> how much expertise do you need to understand if muslims come in unsupervised, and undocumented and unvetted, it raises a security issue. that whatever your position is on refugees, has to be taken very seriously. >> and i think you see a lot of you know those in the national media, getting all constrained by political correctness before they look at facts, and the implications. betsy great, and doug great to have you both. out on our poll, has president obama surrendered american influence in middle east, and eastern europe to vladimir putin and russia? cast your vote. loudobbs.com. >> a freak accident at porsche carerra cup in spain over the weekend, watch this, 20 seconds into the race, a number of caring tangle up, they jockey for position, one porsche ended up -- perfectly stacked on top of the other. this is not the way to treat a porsche. the driver on top suffered two fractured vertebrae, he is in good condition, the one on the bottom, this is counter intuitive. was uninjured. >> at home, golfer jot