>> when megan found out she was pregnant, that was the game changer.s a big change. >> here megan was, she didn't really have a home. she didn't have a bed of her own. she would sleep on my mom's couch. sometimes she would spend the night at robert's house. i don't think she really knew where she belonged. and now she was going to have a baby. >> when i got the text message that she was breaking up with me all i could think of was no, i couldn't understand why, and i couldn't understand why i've done everything i can to financially be ready, anything that any other father would do, i'm sitting there thinking, what did i do wrong? what happened? >> after they broke up, it seemed like she definitely was trying to cut him out of her life completely. >> only communication i ever got with her was through her mother pam. pam called me and said enough is enough. you need to come here and be here for the birth of your child, regardless of what megan wants or doesn't want. ♪ when i saw lilly for the first time, all the hurdles, all of our arguments, all the agg

and it was like megan go to bed. completely froze. and then she sits up in her bed and she was like megan -- and she realized it wasn't megan, and that's when i did it. i remember her saying please stop. and i remember megan coming in and setting a hand ony@; shoulder and said please stop and i just nudged her off and told her, megan, don't. >> anger triggered by a troubled teenager's feeling of abandonment leading to murder. for ron par metropolitaner, sabrina's story made perfect if tragic sense. >> you believed sabrina? >> absolutely. >> but sabrina was not done. what she was about to reveal would send this investigation hurtling in a completely new and alarming direction. of sabrina told detectistic parmertor she didn't act alone. >> i couldn't have done something like this if i didn't have an outer influence. >> coming up -- sabrina drops a bombshell. claiming that getting rid of lisa was actually someone else's idea. communicated in a series of bitter texts. >> man, i wish she was dead or i can't stand her. she

megan mcgrath picks up our coverage of the investigation from temple hills. megan? >> we >> reporter: well, eun, we're here live at the gateway of temple hills. if you look beyond the parking lot the door is open. you can see inside the apartment. you can see the sofa at the entrance of the apartment. investigators have been going in and out all night long. crime scene techs are on the scene. they've been there all night. they're collecting evidence, taking pictures and the like trying to figure out exactly what happened here. now, the shots rang out at around 10:00 last night. police got here and found a woman dead inside the apartment and then a man was found outside. he was shot several times. he was taken to the hospital. but at this point, we don't have any updates on his condition. police don't have any information that they're releasing with regard to suspects or motive. it's an active investigation. they're looking for witnesses in this case. no word on the identity or the age of the woman who was found dead here inside the apartment. but folks who link in t

megan, i'm not surprised. >> thank you for having me. any father would.how do you respond to something like that. i talked to her about it and my daughter megan, of whom i am incredibly proud, we decided that the best thing for her to do is move on. >> what do you think of that? >> i mean, it's very sweet. i watched it live yesterday. i did call my dad the first time when i woke up in the morning and seen that donald trump had attacked me. honestly -- >> we should explain he call you'd angry and obnoxious. that's how you appeared on tv. >> he said i was angry and obnoxts and fox news can do better. everybody's entitled to their opinion and my appearances. i'm a big girl. his followers can be brutal. honestly i'm in the same category of women of carly fiorina and megan kelly, that's an awesome place to be. >> i think trump sis in your face. i'm not defending remarks like that. he's not an awful human being. obviously, he's a successful businessman. he's in your face, sort of speaks his mind. maybe some of the politics thing -- maybe that's the reason why -

we're going live to the scene and megan mcgrath. megan. >> reporter: the police have been behind me all night long. the police have been going in and out of that ground floor apartment. just a short time ago. two vehicles were towed from the scene as well. take a look at this video. an suv and sedan taken out by a tow truck. part of this investigation. shots rank out at about 10:00 last night. when police got here on the scene, they found a woman dead inside an apartment. they found a man outside the apartment. he was shot several times, taken to the hospital. his condition, though, is up known. we don't know what if anything relationship there is between the whom was killed and the man who was shot. an ongoing investigation. police have been here all night long. they're looking for witnesses who perhaps saw or heard anything right around 10:00 last night and we'll be here giving you an update within the next 45 minutes. back to you. >> thanks, megan. >>> a man from silver spring is dead after crashing his pickup into a tour bus. po

"news4's" megan mcgrath has more. megan, what can you tell us about these solutions. >> >> they're going to do a number of things. there are other steps being taken as well to improve safety. several federal agencies began reviewing procedures and practices after a deadly incident back in january. the federal transit agent say came up with 91 action items, things that metro had to change to improve safety. 17 for metro rail 13rks for metrobus. they'll provide an update. now, the safety issues that were flagged by the fta include not enough training for employees, a staff shortage at the rail operations and control center, not enough time for track maintenance, problems with the ventilation system, as well as systems with overall maintenance. they have already taken action in some of these areas and that they have a plan to fix the other issues that were highlighted by the fta. they're going to be updating the metro board. that meeting getting under way at 10:00. >>> megan mcgrath, live for us. at 6:06 they're getting

megan mcgrath is at the scene. the top of the next hour, we'll see what investigators left at the scene. >>> right now there's a crash at lamont street right at sherman avenue northwest. we have a crash there in front of sibley hospital. at dalecarlia, the water main break, the repairs are complete but the road repairs are continuing this morning. chuck? >> if you're forming your latte, cooler. temperatures, 50s in the suburbs. the forecast is five minutes from now. >>> developing right now in utah in the town of hildale, one boy is still missing after a flash flood killed a dozen members of his family. emergency officials confirm the boy is 6 years old. he was in the car with his mother, siblings, and cousins, when a flood washed it and another car away. this morning hundreds of volunteers and search teams will search for him. >>> in utah teams will be looking for a woman who is missing right now. she's the only person from a group of hikers still unaccounted for after a flooding. all six have died. >>> vdot will

news 4 megan mcgrath is live where the reporter's father is lined up to speak right now. megan?> the rally is underway. you can see everyone who is gathered here behind me. we are on the senate side of the u.s. capital. shortly, we are going to be hearing from andy parker. his daughter was recently shot and killed. we heard the call for change. whatever it takes. we heard it right after wdvj reporter and photographer were shot to death. allison's father, andy parker, was the one that made that plea. he has been very vocal about gun violence and the need for gun control. in just a few minutes, we are expecting to hear from him at this rally. he says, gun control legislation needs to be passed. specifically background checks. that is just one story of those that are gathered here. there are many people in the audience as well as the speakers who have been personally touched by gun violence. i spoke to one young man, colin goddard, shot several times in the virginia tech shooting. he is calling on congress to take action. >> recently, we saw the horrible shooting on live television

megan mcgrath joins us live from headquarters. megan, what can you tell us about the solutions? >> reporter: metro is going to do a number of things. they're going to be boosting staff in some levels and increasing training in others. we're going to get an update on the specifics later on this morning. now, several federal agencies began to review the safety procedures and practice after that deadly smoke incident in a tunnel back in january. the fed ran transit agency came up with 91 items, things they have to change to improve saf y safety. 17 for metro rail 13rks for metrobus. they've come up with a plan to fix all of those issues. the safety issues flagged by the fta include, let's take look, not enough training for employees, a staff shortage at the rails operation control center, not enough time for track maintenance, problems with the ventilation system, as well as issues with overall maintenance. officials say they have taken corrective action in some of these areas and they have identified things they're going to be doing in the future to address some of the other conce

megan fitzgerald is there. we're going to find out how work is coming along there in our next half hour. >>> forced out by flames and forced to live in tents. our first idea of what may have caused one of the most devastating wildfires we've seen so far this year. >>> plus sparring back and forth. breaking down who won and who surprised folks, and who stuck to the issues during the presidential debate. news4 midday back in 60 seconds. stay with us. >>> a utility company says a downed power line that hit a tree may have caused that massive wildfire in central california. the butte fire has burned through more than 200 homes and 72,000 acres. two people have been killed. nearly 5,000 firefighters are working to get it under control. the fire is about 45% contained at this time. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl will go before a military judge today on desertion charges. bergdahl was charged after leaving his post in afghanistan. he was captured by the taliban soon after that and held for five years. experts say his lawy

news4's megan mcgrath live on the hill now with what we can expect today. megan?porter: well, aaron, there are people who have been personally affected by gun violence. among them, the father of a reporter who was gunned down by a former co-worker on live television. andy parker is still reeling from the murder of his daughter allison, and her photographer adam ward. he will be on capitol hill in a matter of hours calling on lawmakers to pass tougher gun laws. whatever it takes that's a slogan for today's day of action and he'll be joined by survivors and the relatives of victims from the virginia tech, charleston church and sandy hook shootings. every town is the sponsor of the event and they're encouraging people to send photos and messages to members of congress urging them to pass tougher gun legislation. now, there are going to be events all around the country today. event here in washington gets under way at 11:00 a.m. back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath on the hill, thank you. >>> and in the wake of that shooting in roanoke, a virginia senator has i

news4's megan mcgrath will join us with more in a minute. >>> but first, your weather and traffic. we start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. good morning. >> good morning, eun. everybody, ready for another good, productive day at school. or at work, depending on what you're doing. some patchy fog, near 75 degrees. still only a "b" for recess because it will be hot and humid. you'll work out a sweat if you're outside for any length of time. only an isolated cooling thunderstorm chance. melissa mollet has breaking news in first 4 traffic. >> blue, orange, silver lines, single tracks between foggy bottom and mcpherson square. blue and silver also single tracks between eastern market and addison road. orange single-tracking between eastern market and sheferly. allow extra time and expect delays. >>> 5:47. police in prince william county are looking for a man who exposed himself to a teenage girl. news4's megan mcgrath live with the latest out of woodbridge. >> reporter: well, it's a disturbing story. a 17-year-old girl was walking to the bus stop right around 7:00 this in th

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> megan mcgrath has just arrived on the scene.hat are you learning? >> reporter: that's right. this was a fatal accident, a deadly accident. it involved a tractor trailer and a person on the motorcycle. the fatality was the person on the motorcycle. you can see here some of the wreckage in the wake of the accident here. the track tor trailer actually caught on fire. it was hauling garbage. it caught on fire. a tremendous amount of damage that was done here. you're looking live here at the wheels of the back end of the cab of the trailer. you can see the damage that was done. if you spin around, you can see the pile of garbage that's still here on the scene. we've got crews cleaning it

megan mcgrath is keeping an eye on the bay bridge for us in maryland this morning. it was not so bad earlier, how is it looking now? >> reporter: it still looks good. but you can see we're starting to see a little bit of hazy fog. if you look at the head lights those are the folks coming across the bridge to the eastern shore. the traffic is running at speed. no delays at the toll booth. actually a perfect time to cross the bay bridge if you're headed to the beaches this weekend. and a lot of people are. now, the advice from transportation officials is get across the bridge before 10:00 this morning. if you can't do that, then wait until after 10:00 tonight. now, just historically, traditionally, we start seeing the traffic backing up around 11:30, 12:00. especially in the area of the receive wren river bridge. it goes from four lanes of traffic down to two and that starts to stack up first. then it starts to trickle down and impact the bay bridge. we are expecting a lot of people out there, so pack your patience. and plan accordingly. back to you guys at the studio

"news4's" megan mcgrath is live on the scene with more. megan? >> reporter: yeah.uck that was involved in this deadly accident. it was carrying trash. you can see a pile of trash that was left behind here. that tractor trailer struck a motorcycle and the back part of the truck burst into flames. the person on that motorcycle was killed. this happened right around 11:30 last night. for a while we had the inner loop lanes closed. you can see some of the wreckage that was shot here. the identity of the person killed in this, who died, was on that motorcycle. all of that still part of this investigation. they're looking for witnesses as well. back to you in the studio. actually more on the commute. we're going to send it to melissa mollet. >> we have two things. brand-new crash slowing things down this morning. the green line is clear. we have the orange line delays to vienna. eun? >> thank you, melissa. >>> it's 6:46. we're learning more about a man shot inside a car. police found his body before 8:30 last flight. witnesses say they heard several shots off the complex

megan, tell me more about this event. >> reporter: they're expecting thousands of people to attend this rally and concert. it's quite a backdrop. if you look behind me, you see the u.s. capitol behind me here, the dome set up. if you pan to the right, here's where it will take place near the mall on third street. pope francis talked about the issue of climate c{>v in his papal encyclical back in june. people are energized. they hope he continues his attention on the issue. yesterday the pope raised climate change again when he spoke at the white house. let's take a look. >> it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem change can no longer be left to our future generation. >> reporter: later they're going to gave on the mall for the rally and concert. it's going to be happening at the same time, or at least a part of it will be happening while the pope is speaking to congress. and those gathered here are calling on lawmakers to pass legislation to protect the environment, to follow the lead of pope francis. now, artists participants include a few of the highlights. it will

of the match up between nfc east rivals, megan?> good evening, to you don, hello from met life stadium here in new jersey, beautiful night as fans begin to enter the stadium for you said it a big match up between new york giants and washington redskins breaking it down for you we have got giants, quarterback eli manning, 34 year-old just signed that new 84 million-dollar contract, he has got talent in running back, shane serene and odell beck ham junior. two time super bowl winning champion and yet giants can't seem to get a win. they are zero and two. look at redskins young quarterback curt cousins seemed to have found his rhythm and emerged from rg3. he has a spark of energy from the duo of team m o.j. o, running back alfred morris and rookie matt jones. redskins have one of the best defenses in the league. what does that mean for the game tonight? we have asked thursday night football host and former giants star phil simms, to weigh in. >> i think both teams will be real exited to play. i think the giants are lucky, the way they

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"news4's" megan mcgrath is covering that for us on the other side of the capitol building. megan?porter: that rally is getting under way. if you take a look behind me, you see the stage is set up. the capitol is off in the background here. people are starting to show up and mill about. pope francis talked about the issue of climate change in his paypalcyclicencyclical. that, of course, has people who are concerned about the environment, are concerned about the issue of global warming and climate change very excited. the folks who are here participating this rally. later today musician, leaders, and environmental activists, this rally taking place as pope francis is addressing members of cob. they're going to be urging ledge lay tors to protect the environmental. now, we've been talking to folks all morning lodge and they say they're glad the pope is tackling issues like this. >> i think it's great. it's something that's much needed across the world. instead of just having a set political agenda here in america, i this i with his visit that something as global as climate issues and

live at the way bridge, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> and i'm chuck bell. sun shine still streaming down into the area for now. temperatures are well up into the mid 80s across the region. 86 in washington. highs today of 92. downtown, 90 in baltimore. if you are planning to go to the baseball game, the nationals put a hurt on the braves last night. 15-1 the score. let's hope for that tonight. showers possible tonight. could be a brief delay. rain should be tapering off. they should be able to get the game in. first pitch temp in the low 80s. the rest of the game in the 70s. the rest of today hot and humid. temperatures hovering near 90. but there's the rain chances with the dropping temperatures and the falling rain drops this evening. don't leave home without your umbrella. >> right now let's take a live look at the white house where president obama will soon sit down with the king of saudi arabia. the two are expected to discuss the controversial nuclear agreement with iran, saudi leaders have expressed serious concerns about checks and balances. if four

megan, thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you. >> what i love about your story is that, how you came up with this idea, how you came up with your dream and pursued it. what happened? this was 18 years ago and where were you at that point? >> truly, i was a stay-at-home m mom, very happy to be home with my kids, but at the same time, i was feeling a little slumpy, like i needed a little fashion in my life. so i decided to go out shopping and to find some clothing that i would feel good in and had a disastrous trip to the shopping mall as a mom with kids. on the way home from that really bad trip, i had this idea that hit me. i thought there should be a retail brand that made fashion accessible to moms because i was just so busy taking care of my family and loving my family, i didn't have a lot of time for fashion. but i wanted fashion. i wanted to feel good and beautiful. and i felt like there was no retailer that was really addressing this lifestyle of a mom. and quite honestly, for seven years, i dreamed about this concept called hot mama at the time. and would talk abo

i'm megan kelly. we have live pick dhurs from south carolina where most showed up to the field for heritage action forum. most of the field that is, except donald trump. he cancel edled earlier today. if you have not seen it here's what happened when mr. trump opened the floor to questions in rochester, new hampshire. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslim. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. but, anyway we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we're going to be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people are saying that bad thingings are happening out there. we're going to be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> the campaign started taking incoming almost immediately. the trump camp put out this statement. the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country. that satisfied no one. >> he knew or

back to you in the studio. >> megan, thanks so much. after the pope wraps up his speech, he's heading on to the state's capitol. they've spent months and months polishes. while at st. patrick's church, pope francis will be speaking to about 200 in spanishish. they represent more than 120,000 men, women, an children served by catholic charities of the archdiocese of washington every year. the pope will also walk down the center aisle with cardinal wuerl and st. patrick's pastor salvatore. >> meet the priest who's excited for the pontiff. >> why the president of china is headed to d.c. in just a few hours. >> looking live outside this morning, it's a little difficult to get around downtown. just a little. what you can expect if you're walking preparing for another world leader visit. chinese president xi jinping will arrive tonight. they'll talk about cyber security and the environment. >> one thing we can hope for is hopefully a near perfect day. right, chuck? >> absolutely right. no weather-related slowdowns to worry about today. a litt

megan says she's actually working monday night and then back to school first thing tuesday morning. we're live tonight in ocean city. trish hartman, "channel 6 action news." walter. >> looks like fun, thank you, trish. american while mother nature is cooperating with labor day plans with one more day left in the long holiday weekend we're expecting accuweather try fek taxt meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with first check of the accuweather forecast, melissa. >> the pressure is on now. beautiful start to the holiday weekend. yesterday nice, today maxing out with highs newspaperer 80s with low humidity currently outside 74 in philadelphia. up in the poconos comfortable and cool 5 degrees. along the coast in cape may 74. and 70 at this hour in doverch the dew point it's level of moisture in the atmosphere and no issues with humidity today. and tomorrow, when you look at the dew point scale we're still in upper 50s. nice and pleasant. changes are coming as we go into tuesday and beyondp with noticeable increase in uptic and humidity and with that comes a spike in numbers

news4's megan mcgrath is live outside the pentagon.gan, we can see the flag behind you. >> reporter: yeah. if you look over my shoulder you can see that large american garrison flag. it was lowered just a few moments ago. let's take a look at the video here of the actual unfurling of the flag. personnel right before the sun came up this morning we could see them up on the roof and just minutes ago they unfurled that large american flag here on the west side of the pentagon. now, this is something that we have seen now for several years. a flag -- a flag, a large garrison flag like this was unfurled for the first time the day after the attack and it's become a tradition here at the pentagon and today is no different. as people are making their way into the pentagon for the regular work day and it is a regular work day, it's a symbol of exactly what happened here and also kind of something folks can focus on as they remember the victims who died here to say there's a remembrance ceremony at 9:30. another ceremony at 2:00. back to you. >>

good, megan, drive right through there. that is beach balls, the wildwoods, we are here, you know what and it is not raining. >> that is good news. >> what did you do with that alex holley. >> that alex holley what are you doing, megan, hey, alex holley, hop out and play with -- do something. >> dance, would man. >> where are we going to be megan on the boardwalk. >> boardwalk at schellenger. >> hurry, alex, what are you strapped in back there what is going on. can you see her. >> there she is. >> look at that cute pink dress. >> she does look cute. >> yes they are vacuuming for us do you see the guy with the vacuum in the back. okay, alex, that is enough. >> hop over the balls. >> wow. >> we're ready for you. >> we will see you at 7:00 o'clock. >> be good. >> i'm ready for you. >> dave warren, you are excited because they have no rain in the forecast. >> that is right. >> usually friday is worst timing with rain. >> every time the whole crew goes down there it is rainy, cloudy but just a little win this time. that will be

it appears we lost megan's signal. we'll try to get her back and have more of her reporting from the pentagon. >>> as the nation remembers 9/11, you can help others in the district at a meal packing event. it takes place on the national mall next to the reflecting pool. it runs until 4:00 p.m. each will last one hour. another day of service event, the fifth annual muslims for lifeblood drive. that starts at 9:00 this morning. ceremonies are planned across the nation. nbc's dave wagner will join us in about ten minutes. >>> it's 4:35. the latest now on a developing story. police are still searching for the suspect in a double shooting who led them on a chase through silver spring last night. news4 was first on the scene. it started around 9:30 at university boulevard and carroll boulevard. two adult men were shot, one was hospitalized. the suspect then led police on a chase through howard county. they lost him. the suspect was driving a black bmw with custom rims. >>> a man is in quote critical condition after being str

news4's megan mcgrath on the bay bridge, looking at things. megan, how is it looking? >> reporter: it looks terrific if you're an early bird, if you can get out of to house soon, now is a terrific time to leave. we are not seeing any delays at the bay bridge. many people consider labor day to be summer's last hurrah. that means they will be headed off to the beach, to the maryland and the delaware beaches which means they're going to be crossing the bay bridge. which you see live behind me. traffic right now, running at speed. i came across about an hour ago had no problems at all. i had an e-zpass, there was no line. i cruised on through. that'll be the case for a while this morning, but of course the traffic is going to continue to build as we wear into the afternoon. an estimated 354,000 vehicles are expected to go over this bridge. over the long holiday weekend. if you can leave before 10:00 a.m., that's your best bet. if you can't leave by then, and you don't want to sit in traffic the advice here is to leave after 10:00 tonight. really around 11:00 in the afterno

news4's megan mcgrath is live now from capitol hill with more on parker's efforts. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, eun. it was certainly a shocking crime, a television news crew shot to death by a former co-worker while they did a live shot. now, the father of the reporter who was killed, he's going to be here on capitol hill later on this morning, calling for tougher gun laws. andy parker is still reeling from the death of his daughter and the photographer adam ward and he's working to prevent more deaths. he is asking lawmakers to do what ever it takes to stop the gun violence. now, that's the slogan for today's day of action. whatever it takes. and andy parker will be joined here on the hill by survivors and relatives of victims from the charleston church and sandy hook shootings and the sponsor every town is encouraging people to upload photos and messages to members of congress, calling for tougher gun legislation. now, there are a number of events scheduled around the country. the events here on capitol hill gets underway at 11:00 this morning.

in kansas city, i'm megan alexander, back to you you. >> thanks very much for that report, megan alexander coming to us from kansas city. >>> once again, the season debut of thus night football is tonight. payton manning and denver broncos travel to the kansas city to take on former eagles, andy reid and jeremy maclin. coverage begins at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. i'm trying to figure out how on get that free cbs swag, that was nice. >> what up with that. >> you know people. >> apparently not the right people, hook me up. >> thanks, don. >> coming up in our next half an hour, on "eyewitness news" we will take you inside a historically black catholic church gearing up for papal visit especially young parishioners that will see the pope up close. >>> that 32 minutes was most boring 32 minutes of the debate. >> how did the second republican debate go? >> how did the second republican debate go? we will take a loo >>> i'm idea washington. here's is what happening, at least six homeless families set up a tent city in a parking lot in kensington. they say they have no choice but to live on the st

coming up this hour, news4's megan mcgrath will show us the best times to leave to avoid the gridlock. >>> well, with his wife in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, new this afternoon, kim davis' husband explains why the fight isn't over. >>> a saudi king is in town for talks in the oval office, but it is his extravagant entourage that's getting a lot of attention on social media today. >>> plus, jumping into the lion's den. new photos of a >>> yes, there will be some wet roads for your evening rush and for those heading out of town, look at the radar loop the last hour here. you can see we go from a lot of lightning to little lightning, an indication that these storms are starting to weaken in intensity. i think if there is any area to watch, it will be here, fauquier to culpeper, these storms press off to the south and southwest right over 522 toward rutgersville. so the rain intensity forecast between 5 and 6 p.m., there could be some pockets with heavy rain on area roads. by 6, 7:00, more moderate rain that we will be seeing, we will be faring better as we get

[inaudible] katherine [inaudible] kyle hui, megan [inaudible] daniel camp. laura clark. >> hello commissioners [inaudible] with the rincon neighbors. i lived in the neighborhood for 25 years and i never seen a more united renters, businesses condo owners and property owners are opposed to this project. over 350 people signed our petition. with all the give and take between the geper and planning department and commissioners it st. appalling a misshapen over sized copy cat project in such a important area can get so far. more luxiary condoes are not a priority. helping a new york developer make hundreds of millions of dollars before leaving town is not a priority so the big questions are, why would you consider a exception to add bulk? why would you consider extra height especially when the criteria for doing so are not met? there are so many problemwise this project. no 100 foot analysis was done and should have been done. the neighborhood pattern is violated. the buildings has no significant set backs thment down town area plan calls for interesting top and

megan nelson has written about ruins and destruction in the south. it is not like every woman historian is writing about the home front. that is what i think is cool. to be honest with you, in this is being filmed so who knows if something will come back and haunt me, i think the mail postal -- male historians are getting a run for their money. maybe it is a mistake, i shouldn't even be looking at them as female historians, just historians. but if we are going to use gender, there are a lot of women out there coming up with some interesting concepts. digging into the sources and seem passionate about it. if there is anything i want to leave people with, don't let controversies like this at all flag controversy is may you from your test like this battle flag controversy dismay you. it is unfortunately have them but it shows you, some of the people really don't care about the civil war that are in the controversy. i know a lot of people that do care about it. one of my friends who is mentioned in the article, lars, he had ancestors in the confederate a

two of my dearest friends are sister megan rice who went to jail for three years for getting into our armory and tennessee and tom gumbel to, the great, great -- , loves it that i gave him the title of the retired, fired auxiliary bishop of detroit. these are two of the most highly motivated people i know. megan, who just moved to washington last weekend was the person at age three years old broke into our so-called safe atomic storage area in tennessee. tom is the co-founder of the catholic -- in the united states when you hear about those people, how do you sort them out? >> how do we sort out people who are against the concept of nuclear war? i think everybody's against the concept of nuclear war. >> tom. [inaudible] >> again i think any human being is against violence if it's at all possible and in terms of world war ii, because in writing about the last days of world war ii japan which is something i did not know a whole lot about before started writing this book, you find out that the japanese were equally separated by ideology about the war but after the dropping of the two ato

everybody, hey, wildwood, we're having a great time hey, megan, i'm coming to you. look at this.ke, you know those old time photos, mike, i love doing those. those air lot of fun. it is nice to meet you. >> we love old time photos. >> these are old time photos. >> unaudible. >> somebody renovated these building and thinks where screen used to be. >> so i think would like to be respectable to mike. you know how that goes. >> yes, moving your hair for a moment. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you. >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> how many people do you have come in a day, to take these photos. >> there will be two to 300 a day. >> yes. >> it is great. i will be very tired by monday. >> do they get all creative or do you like to pose them. some of these poses they really make poses. >> we are very are specific about posing. number one if the picture starts with the story, picture tells a story it has to start a story. we create a story. and then pose. >> what is story behind this one outlaws. >> these are three iconic outlaws of the old west. here we have gentlemen dressed, like v

major general robert make an -- robert megan -- to reaffirm faith and fundamental human rights and dignity and worth of the human people in equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. i certainly appreciated. incredible what these men went through. i would like to introduce the daughter of sergeant hall. she will speak on behalf of the family. >> i would like to read a brief expert. and appeared in the stars stripes newspaper on april 20, 1945. down the road in the concentration cages were men who were not strong enough to lead. ,rench resistance members polish and political prisoners, jews. there had been two americans in the camp. they had died last month of malnutrition. most of the rest had died. death was there, even among the still living. in the hospital where those were about to die, there was one man potato been dealing peeling spirit he didn't have any flesh there anymore. rest of the men in the hospital had dysentery. in their own excrement, too weak to move. rest.n stronger than the , nooks -- no hips. sergeant donal

i'm going to invite megan up here now to talk about the on street evaluation.nk you. >> to dive into evaluation it was a 43-week evaluation. we are looking specifically at drivers yielding to pedestrians. at the right of the slide you can see the different phases. we start out with a pretest before any intervention broken down to corridors and the buses media and the more massive media campaign and enforcement only and the grass roots corridors and when the campaign ended and we had field staff at the intersections. we had driver's for two 1/2 hours each week assessing the drivers yielding protocol to the national high safety measures and the unc. we are specifically looking at four targeted intersection for interventions and control and are vehicle yieldings to pedestrians to the walk safety to the pedestrian signals. all were pedestrian count down signals where they were all signalized and specifically driver turning. we have fillmore, barton and oh farrell and mission and south van ness and 24th with the mission and 20. the control intersections are very imp

after the war, major general robert megan quoted the objectives for which the 83rd fought. to reaffirm faith and fundamental human rights and the dignity and worth of the human people and equal rights of men and women and the nations largent small. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. he certainly could speak so much better about the history than i could. it is incredible that these men went through to bring us where we are today. i will introduce mary kay, the daughter of sergeant howell speaking on behalf of the family. [applause] >> good morning. thank you. i like to read a brief excerpt of an article about the concentration can't. this appeared in the "stars & stripes" newspaper in 1945. down the road were men who were not strong enough to leave. french resistance members, russian and polish political prisoners, jews. there had been two americans in the camp. they died last month. of malnutrition. of 6000 of the originally brought in. most of the rest died. the smell of death was among the still living. in the hospital were those about to die. there was one man b

and to the taraji p henson's, the kerry washington's, the the halle berry's, the nicole beharry's, meganel union, thank you for taking us over that line. thank you. for the television academy. thank you. >> what a beautiful speech. very well done. >> that is for sure. >> that is great. >> you can see that taraji what's motional, kerry washington what's motional. >> you know, why not harriet tubman on the 0-dollar bill, we keep looking for a female to put on the bill. there is a good choice right there. >> wouldn't that be something. >> honoring television's brightest stars that was the the 67th annual prime time m.a. wards on fox last night in los angeles but some are criticizing the show, this morning. >> well, hosted by brooklyn 99 andy sandberg. many are upset over a few spoilers from the show. they had a video montage and footage gave away ending of series such as madmen and sons of anarchy. after the commercial break, sandberg joked saying welcome back to the spoil's wards. sandberg gave out a working pass word hbo streaming service and that, viewers didn't mind that part. >> becaus

he got upset about megan called -- megan kelly for the campaign question. the guys of sussed.you. been carson and trump head-to-head 55 percent. it basically looking at a guy that has 30 percent of the republican party now. lou: 17 candidates. the democrats only have hillary clinton really. >> why you underestimate bernie sanders. lou: he has not been able to overtake her and she looks like she has serious problems. it's either a terrorist issue or criminal issue. >> that's an overstatement. lou: a little . >> it is an inquiry at this point. >> questions being posed by men with badges. >> maybe they need to learn new yoga poses. lou: she will be held to a slightly higher level. >> no one wants us to be the news every day obviously. again veering over to big picture this is the 1st post nsa post electronic surveillance presidential campaign. lou: the obama administration one that case in court. but the fact is she still has standards to which she has to aspire and to meet as secretary of state. >> having been around and on presidential campaigns, no one wants their e-mail the m

megan, was it expected, these events? >> reporter: no, not at all at least not according to prosecutors. they say they were very surprised. this started out as day three of trial testimony in one case, that case involving gardner's then 12-year-old niece in 2009, but it ended with a resolution in two cases and a resolution for four families. >> pretty great. >> we're quite ecstatic. >> reporter: happy passionate emotions from two girls who wanted you to hear their words. >> there will be times where it seems like it's never going to end and you're just too scared and embarrassed, but it makes you stronger coming forward and it's amazing to have justice. >> it's sad in in nation that if you're -- in this nation that if you're powerful and politically connected that it's not easy to bring accountability. >> reporter: this family and two others didn't expect to face gardner again so soon. the virginia supreme court had to overturn their case set for retrial in november, but that changed. >> i think the trial was just going f

news 4's megan fitzgerald is outside the courthouse in plato with the developments. megan?> the state's attorney's office for charles county here asked the judge for no bond and said that since these are a mental evaluation and bond was set at $150,000 they had an opportunity to speak with the paternal aunt of the toddler and she even says that she believes that simms has a mental disorder. >> an absolute tragedy is how state's attorney for charles county tony covington describes the events that unfolded at willis park in may. deputies say romechia simms came to the park on may 20th and pushed her 3-year-old son in a swing for 40 hours. investigators say it was raining and the boy didn't have shoes on, and a jacket was found in the trash can. >> we just wanted to make sure that we had all of the information that we could gather and went through it very thoroughly and decided to present the evidence that we did to the grand jury. >>> the grand jury indicted simms on three charges including manslaughter. she went before a judge for the first time on monday. covington says she

as news 4's megan fitzgerald reports, preparations there are in full swing. >> reporter: we recently walked the campus of catholic university. >> i'm going to the music school. >> i'm walking to my first class. >> the walk it your destination has likely changed a bit. >> i usually walk up there, but i can't right now. >> but for good reason. crews are busy getting ready for the most anticipated event of the year. >> it's exciting. i'm very excited to see the pope. >> reporter: but before the pope can be seen here at the east portico of the basilica, things have to be perfect. today crews are busy installing lights on the roof and focusing on decorations since this is the exact place pope francis will be seated when he celebrates mass on wednesday. a sign was placed on the front of the basilica to welcome the holy father when he arrived. for sure, there are few barriers in place that may make the walk around campus a little longer than usual, but most of the folks we spoke with don't seem to mind. after all, it's a constant reminder that in just a few days, many of us will be witnessi

news4's megan mcgrath has the latest. what's going on? >> reporter: well, eun, it's certainly a disturbing story. a 17-year-old girl was walking to the bus stop right around 7:00 in the morning when this happened. let's take a look at the map to give you an idea of where we're talking about here. this was near the intersection of savannah drive and woodway place in woodbridge. the teenager was headed to school and when she got near a wooded area, right near the intersection, a man exposed himself to her and made obscene gestures. there was no physical contact, he did not come towards her, but certainly disturbing nevertheless. police were called. they searched that wooded area. but they did not find the man. now, people are asked to be on alert, to walk in groups if at all possible. and certainly to report anyone who seems suspicious. megan mcgrath, news4. >>> 6:32, a frightening situation for a 3-year-old girl who is recovering after falling five stories from an apartment window. that toddler fell more than 50 feet in baileys crossroads.

megan's hair, as you can see, she basically always wears her hair back. this is a big thing with women. they want to change but they don't want to lose their length. so that being said, the best way to really recreation and revamp a look without losing an inch of length is bangs. for the reveal. beautiful way to frame her face. this is really nice. totally reminiscent of julie christie, the things we saw in the '60s. it allows her to have versatility. allows her to wear her hair up in a ponytail. no matter what she does, she has a look. >> you like a piecy -- not straight bangs at all. >> very important for me to tell her this was going to be a soft rounded bang. the blunt is really hard to pull off unless you're 17. and even then, you probably couldn't do it. >> yeah, megan loves it. >> michelle is next. talk about people with big curly hair. here we go. someone with naturally curly hair who really struggles with it every day, having to watch it, air dry it. it never stays smooth and frizz free. if you invest the time and spend actually -- i'm going to b

. >> so megan fox will soon be a single lady but it will cost her what brian austin green want from hisal. ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> still taking down the stage there, from the festival of the families. >> um-hmm. >> there is the veterans, on their bikes there. >> yes. >> looking for their picture. >> and a.m.or sign because for pope francis they change the love sign. >> it will be there for a while. >> i have to make my way over there. >> brian austin green is asking for spousal support from his estranged wife, megan fox. >> now pardon a will yams there were rumors about this but thinks actually happening, he wants some money. >> porsche, can you hear us, are you sleeping in she cannot hear us. >> porsche? hi, welcome to philadelphia. >> well, she cannot hear us. >> she's talking to her producer. hey, she could hear jessica kline, kit cat kline, that is a typical reaction, to kit cat kline talking to you. >> bring up the sorry song, you have to apologize. >> do it a

we've seen it with megan kelly we've seen in with fiorina. he really doesn't care about what you have to say. it's really hard for me. it's someone who wants to see someone come in and shake up washington. when donald trump is good, he's very very good. but when he's bad, he's bad. and he's very bad about women so many times. i'm dreading how many more news cycles we'll have to go through. >> i absolutely disagree. let's just say that equal opportunity across the board. it's not like he's just going after women. he's going after women and men and anybody else that continues to take that first step against going against him. carlie has taken some shots at donald trump. he's just trying to get under her skin. it's the exact opposite. and he's the one that's obviously doing it. >> to our knowledge and to your knowledge, have you ever heard him say hey, look at that face on jeb bush, look at the face on ben carson. >> but here's the deal. the thing about carlie, i'll give her some comments. at least she was respectful on her comments back. if you

have to do about 50 hours of community service and they won't have to register as offenders under megan's law. one other has yet to strike a deal with the prosecutor's office. >> the columbia high school teacher was accused of sexually assaulting six of her male her defense was that she suffered from a syndrome and that rendered her helpless. the judge decided he would not separate her charges because she hoped she would have a trial for each of the different children but that's not going to happen. >> when you look at the latest statistics it's no wonder why homelessness in new york city has reached the highest level since the great depression. as of june 2015 there were 58000 homeless in the city. meet jamie and chris. they come from a life with a job in a solid family. they now call this tiny part at an intersection their home. >> it wasn't enough for me just to meet them, i had to walk a mile in their shoes. they were shocked when i asked them if i could walk down that road. >> meanwhile they want to understand they're not lowering the quality of life, they are actually improving thin