anyway, i got carl and pretty soon we had medevac's coming and going. we had other casualties, don peterson, david -- the squad leader, we got him out of there. he had been within a few feet of don. they went flat on the ground unwounded, when the shooting started, and when they were laying there, he got a machine gun bullet that went into the top of his shoulder and came out his lower back and of course messed up everything, from his chest cavity all the way down. i do not remember who brought him back, but david was a good friend of mine, and when they brought him back he was barely breathing. his eyes were closed and he had mud all over his face and blood all over his shirt, and i thought i was seeing him at the last time, because he looked like he was going to die. and they got him on a medevac, and it was about two months, he came back to us. i was very surprised. i was sure i was looking at him on the way to the morgue. we got all of our casualties back. don peterson's body we did not recover. just not your teeth -- gnash your teeth at the thought

medevac previously landed and right now quite a scene with several police officers.raffic is backing up even though letting it share a line. extra time good get through that area north of leesburg again we'll switch it from a look at that to look at maps and show where you that sxts it was northbound side again both directions have been blocked. paving practices also in loudoun county luck et cetera road. in addition to that we're seeing sluggish speeds for virginia commute on majors. 28 north mannasas drive and 66 eastbound 234 nutly street that's slow condition there stop and go traffic inside the beltway as we pass for sycamore and you're very jammed through arlington. watch tore that. 95 northbound 630, 610 staff ford jammed and once you cross the springfield interchange 395 stone and go beltway to 14 street bridge and here's a problem tracking on baltimore washington parkway crash blocking center median and one lane 197 and earlier paving wrapped and soyb side to and from baltimore this morning my belt advice deep 95 and typical cop juston there back to you rece

accident, but, again, we do understand that the maryland state troop her to be flown out of here on a medevac. other people transported to the hospital. five in all. we don't really have a breakdown on the gender, the number of cars and the people in the cars. and we hope to have that as it becomes available. again if you're traveling on i-270 north, expect least falls road all the way up to democracy. you're being diverted around the accident scene on the local travel lanes and then can you continue on north. live in montgomery county, derrick ward, news 4. >> derrick, thank you. >>> maryland, we tell you, a move over law requiring drivers to shift over a lane when police are on the shoulder, but a news 4 i-team investigation recently revealed state police records show not all drivers are paying attention. at least seven patrol cars or troopers hit on the side of at road since january. >>> 9:01 the time on this saturday. we do want to turn our attention to the weather and welcome you in on this saturday morning. i'm david culver. >> good morning. i'm meagan fitzgerald. a warm and comfortable

medevac choppers have been injured out and there may be another car involved and we have crews headedscene and we'll have a live report at 6:00. >>> it is one of the hottest restaurant scenes in the district, 14th street. you can imagine how concerned neighbors are after a young man is found shot and killed inside an apartment building on 14th street. >> reporter: it happened at the columbia heights village apartments, home to many senior citizens. citizens who say they've seen too much violence here. >> a lot of seniors here and they really need to stop the killing. i'm -- i'm just so done with it. it's just ridiculous. every time you turn around there's something happening. >> reporter: around 6:00 this morning, a young man found murdered inside a third floor apartment and sources say he had been shot in the head. police identified the victim as davo davonntae crawford. police looked information that would help them identify and track down the killer. in the meantime, as word spread about the murder, concern grew among the people who live around here. >> it's bad news for this commu

able to stabilize them but that's the act of desperation that these migrants were expected to be medevac to u.s. hospital and therefore be feet dry. so they realize that the coast guard is there to stop them and will take these acts of desperation just to gain access to the united states. but if the coast guard is not there in the numbers that we are today than it is a free pass. i think we need to be ready so we do reposition the coast guard that we need to be able to answer what are we doing to protect our maritime boundaries as well. sweat the end of the day, we can to both. >> let mass one more question and then open it to the audience. tell me a little bit about how you see the arctic environment evolving in terms of the actors and what their motivations might be and how the coast guard plays into that? >> my initial concern for the arctic is really the indigenous inhabitants of the arctic. i was up there last summer and the week before i arrived they had what we call a category one hurricane. normally there would be a sea ice barrier that would prevent any buildup of season any coa

if you live on the planes like i do, oklahoma's part of that, as medevac the first battle of custer's in oklahoma. in western oklahoma. i worked with frank lucas years ago when he was in congress and i was secretary of state, it was in private hands to get it into the national park system which it is now, thank goodness. but he described perfectly everything from weather to how this a vast battlefield shaved regionally and it shaped the sioux and the other great plains tribes that were involved. but the nature of warfare the nature of whether and how they interacted. but it's a great book. you know when you're in it that here's a guy guy that has been pulled into the character of custer and pulled into the character of crazy horse and just understands, he was just so good. and i could pick out a bunch of other books and tell you, but i would pick this one to and it would not even be a history book, but again is a wonderful first man of rome series, that book on politics and intrigue in the roman world. is probably better than any history written at the time. it was some wonderful hist

the c, where coast >>> a dramatic rescue off the coast of north carolina where coast guard crews medevaced two passengers from a cruise ship. the norwegian breakaway was heading to bermuda when the passengers started experiencing severe stomach pains. they hoisted them to a helicopter and took them to the hospital where they're recovering. >>> an injured hiker being hoisted to safety at skyline park in napa. not clear exactly what happened. the hiker is expected to be okay. >>> and more than 2500 cyclists are pedaling from san francisco to los angeles for the annual aids life cycle. they kicked off the week long journey this morning at the cow palace. they biked down highway 1 today and are resting in santa cruz tonight. the event is expected to raise more than $16 million to help fight aids. >> i think it's important to raise awareness in the community that hiv is still a virus, still suffering from it. >> cyclists will bike another $100 down from king city. >> i guess they're going on 101. could go on 25. have you been to the pinnacles? very warm down there. they've also got that fire. e

the man suffered significant injuries, had to be rushed to the hospital in a medevac chopper. >>> a tractor sparked a brush fire in contra costa county. chopper 5 over the scene this afternoon. the tractor caught fire on a hilltop in blackhawk. flames quickly spread across the hillside. 50 firefighters worked to put out the fire. it burned 5 acres. firefighters cleaning up after a brush fire in san jose. it broke out by happy hollow park this morning. flames quickly spread into heavy brush then burned into a pile of railroad ties. the thick, black smoke made it difficult for firefighters to put out that blaze. >>> other bay area headlines. thick, black smoke and flames poured out of a home in the east bay this morning. two boys and a 16-year-old girl were injured in the fire. crews pulled the teen out throug a window taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. firefighters checked for hot spots and assessed the damage. they say up to 75% of the inside of the house is destroyed. the cause is under investigation. >>> a santa cruz community facing a midnight deadline. they have been

they could not figure out who was shooting at us, we could not at the medevac helicopter to pick him up. so he had a liaison patrol and walked to a safe distance of the helicopter could pick him up after being shot in the leg. i said i hope you meet cheerleaders and have ice cream and take tons of showers. don't worry about us, we will be fine and he left. two days later after he left the valley, this black hawk helicopter comes in and we are excited. whatever that helicopter had, we didn't have and it would be better than what we did have so it would be awesome. the helicopter landed in only one thing came off, the dude with a big pack and he walked with a limp. i knew was brennan. i was so disappointed. i said what's the deal? all he said to me was the showers were making them lazy and the ice cream was making them fat. that made me feel pretty darn small hanging out for 10 days with a ricochet in my legs. i can't take that back so i have to be within the rest of the time. our standard operating procedure book in a near ambush situation, you charge you shoot them and they shoot you

mount vernon home and they relayed that information to me and they are making room at some point for medevac to come sure in this area. we're not sure exactly where that's going to happen and how many people will be airlifted out of here, but they have told us that and we know this will be shut down for several hours. we notice several tour folks coming through and people just visiting this area trying to get an idea of what exactly is going on. you can see a lot of them kind of walking across the lawn here. they really can't drive out of here because it's shut down. the police are keeping it pretty tight, the perimeter, that is. i was talking to officers and they'll work to let us get a little bit closer so hopefully we can get closer and not get in their way throughout this broadcast, but for now we're working on the scene and getting as much information about this and a tour bus with multiple injuries right here in the mount vernon area. we'll send it back to you for now. >> now to the deadly terror attack in orlando. we're getting a dramatic picture of what happened inside that nightclub

accident, but, again, we do understand that the maryland state troop her to be flown out of here on a medevac to the hospital. five in all. we don't really have a breakdown on the gender, the number of cars and the people in the cars. and we hope to have that as it becomes available. again if you're traveling on i-270 north, expect

ashton avenue, medevac responding to the crash near sudley mariner drive. >> anchor: to the rails andp today. saturday, round 2. the work will shift to the district between eastern market and minnesota avenue on the orange line and eastern mark and benning road on the blue and silver lines. metro gm paul wiedefeld is holding a news conference at 10:30 a.m. what you can expect. and the washington national cathedral will pay tribute to the orlando shooting victims. the cathedral bells will ring 50 times, one for each of the 49 victims killed in the night club shooting and once for the gunman. the first bell will ring at 11:55 this morning. you can get more news, weather and back to good >> all: good morning, america. >> can you believe it's six years since the finale of "ugly betty"? it has been but back together right now for a big interview. we have that coming up. >> i love them so much and loved that show. didn't miss an episode. >> looks like i party i wish i was invited to. >>> a musical.ly morning. some of your submissions for our "gma" musical.ly challenge. wow, people went all

as medevac a lot of congestion on our streets is due to the fact people can't find a parking space. i'm curious no one would happen if they could find a parking space and got in there got off the street and went to work and spend the set of sending an hour looking for parking space during prime time causing a nightmare for every. he talked about residence. my employees have gone on noticing the token street were my pdr businesses located moving the parking from four hours to two hours. now i've admonish all my employees, all 20 something not to drive to work. don't tell me your problems about driving to work. take public transportation. as difficult as that can be, but i three employees to have to drive another worry have to go out-the working in a production environment-they believe every two hours ago move their car? in hopes of finding another place which by the way they won't. the minute they get in the car and start driving around i lost them for an indeterminate amount of time. they're off the clock. they can make money and i can run my factory. so it's not working. is not wor

as medevac a lot of congestion on our streets is due to the fact people can't find a parking space. i'm curious no one would happen if they could find a parking space and got in there got off the street and went to work and spend the set of sending an hour looking for parking space during prime time causing a nightmare for every. he talked about residence. my employees have gone on noticing the token street were my pdr businesses located moving the parking from four hours to two hours. now i've admonish all my employees, all 20 something not to drive to work. don't tell me your problems about driving to work. take public transportation. as difficult as that can be, but i three employees to have to drive another worry have to go out-the working in a production environment-they believe every two hours ago move their car? in hopes of finding another place which by the way they won't. the minute they get in the car and start driving around i lost them for an indeterminate amount of time. they're off the clock. they can make money and i can run my factory. so it's not working. is not wor

we know, too, that while our warriors may return home from the battlefield due to effective medevac and trauma care, there's a generation of warriors who will need treatment and support literally for decades to come. we owe this support to the service members who drove al qaeda from afghanistan and offered the iraqis an opportunity for a better future. we owe it to each and every veteran who has sacrificed to help keep us safe. we have an all-volunteer force in this country, the young men and women who sign up to defend our nation don't ask for very much, but our nation certainly asks a lot of them. they deserve the benefits, care and treatment they have earned. we need to pass the veterans and military construction funding bill before us as soon as possible. mr. reid: madam president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. reid: just a few brief words on the milcon, v.a., zika funding matter. this conference report is full of poison pills. i'll give you just a few of them. again, the house republicans can't help themselves, and of course republicans over here join with them.

able to stabilize them, but that is the act of desperation that these migrants were expected to be medevac to to a u.s. hospital and therefore be feet dry. so they realize that the coast guard is there to stop them and will take these acts of desperation just to gain access to the united states. but if the coast guard is not there in the numbers that we are today than it is a free pass. we need to be ready so that if we do reposition the coast guard we need to be able to answer what are we doing to protect our maritime boundaries as well. at the end of the day, we can't do both. >> of let me ask one more question than open it to the audience. tell tell me a little bit about how you see the arctic environment evolving in terms of the actors and what their motivations might be and how the coast guard plays into that question work. >> my initial concern for the arctic is really the indigenous inhabitants of the arctic. i was there last summer and a week before i arrived they had what we call a category one hurricane. normally there would be a sea ice barrier that would prevent any build up a

as medevac a lot of congestion on our streets is due to the fact people can't find a parking space.'m curious no one would happen if they could find a parking space and got in there got off the street and went to work and spend the set of sending an hour looking for parking space during prime time causing a nightmare for every. he talked about residence. my employees have gone on noticing the token street were my pdr businesses located moving the parking from four hours to two hours. now i've admonish all my employees, all 20 something not to drive to work. don't tell me your problems about driving to work. take public transportation. as difficult as that can be, but i three employees to have to drive another worry have to go out-the working in a production environment-they believe every two hours ago move their car? in hopes of finding another place which by the way they won't. the minute they get in the car and start driving around i lost them for an indeterminate amount of time. they're off the clock. they can make money and i can run my factory. so it's not working. is not worki