montgomery busboy cot. riding oop bus refused segregated seating then a baptist church. protesters performed a boycott. >> i think the history if you look at the cases i have handled since the busboy scott involving employment, discrimination, and involving desegregating of the buses and, and education and voter registration, it tells and i represented the person in the city and demonstrations, the freedom rides, the montgomery march, all of thoses tore up the voting rights act of 1665 and helped to change the landscape of america. we sit here in montgomery, alabama, and we sit across the street from the federal building, where i filed most of the cases that are recorded. when i was growing up, in this city, which is the state where jefferson davis took the oath of office as president of the conservancy. in the west side of town, the town that nothing good could come out of. the getaway area of montgomery. two basic that young african-american males would be considered well respected, one is a preacher. two

so montgomery enters the story of f. scott fitzgerald in 1918. shortly after the dropped oust princeton because his grades were so bad the administration would not let him stay on for a fifth or sixth year. it's during world war i and he is probably remembering the stories his father told him about how he would help cop -- confederate spies in the civil war. southern girls, something he is interested in abuse he considered himself, even though he was from st. paul, southerner. when he gets here he is 21 years old. he has a rejected novel in his knapsack, a second lieutenant-bottom of the totem pole, and the place he was staying was camp share -- sheridan. two miles north of the capitol in downtown montgomery, a camp of 20,000 men between 1917 and 1918. obviously most historians know the war ends in november of 1918. so he gets hereafter six months before his opportunity to become a hero in battle ends. but during that time period he meets a young woman and there's two stories. we at the museum believe he originally met zelda at winter place, marv

. >> montgomery. i walked in his office, he said dr. king has been shot. that's what i remember. you asked me a question awhile ago some other things about the civil rights movement. i was also involved in the sit-in movement as another effort on the part of this whole growing resistance on the part of black folks and the unwillingness to continue to accept segregation. you had the montgomery bus boycott. you had the sit-in movement. freedom rides all of these things collectively where blacks were demanding it now and, of course with the riots that had taken place in certain places which, of course dr. king always condemned, there were those who saw this as a threat to white well-being. >> joe reed did you ever meet george what is? >> oh, yes, i met him many, many times. i met him, i don't remember the first time i met governor wallace. i really don't. but i do remember him speaking to the alabama education association. i think -- i think that may have been the first time that i shook his hand because

>> it is here in montgomery, yes. >> finally, dr. dan carter, how did george wallace change the national conversation? well, he certainly identified this mood that was in its very early stages of conservatism. it was made possible not only by his great skills but over circumstances which he had great control, which he was able to exploit. to me, the great tragedy is here was a person of enormous ability but was caught in the time warp that he was. "the politics of rage" is the name of dan carter's book. he has been our guest for the last two hours, as has joe reed, chairman of the alabama democratic conference as well as the executive secretary. >> associate executive secretary. >> associate executive secretary of the alabama educational and we are very happy to have joined us peggy wallace kennedy, the daughter of george wallace. we thank you all very much. we also want to thank governor robert bentley for opening up his temporary home here for us to broadcast from out front. it is a beautiful night in montgomery. it has been wonder

live from montgomery county, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. prince george's county headstart students will start school tomorrow. the program was in limbo after funding was stopped following a series of incidents involving teachers allegedly mistreating young children. federal officials announced friday they will help offset the costs until he gets back on track. some residents are demanding the resignation of the board leaders , accusing them of covering up teacher misconduct. don't forget to capture your students big day. take pictures and share them with us. m/wjla andburst.co look for the bubble that says back-to-school. meteorologist ryan miller has the first look at the monday morning forecast. ryan: we have active weather across many parts of the country, quiet weather tonight. the year temperatures will be just fine for the start to school tomorrow morning, dropping into the 60's. today we made it to 90 degrees. higher inime at 90 or 2016. cooling comfortably in many locations. 79 degrees currently at reagan national, 69 culpeper. low

>> it is here in montgomery, yes. >> finally, dr. dan carter, how did george wallace change the national conversation? well, he certainly identified this mood that was in its very early stages of conservatism. it was made possible not only by his great skills but over circumstances which he had great control, which he was able to exploit. to me, the great tragedy is here was a person of enormous ability but was caught in the time warp that he was. "the politics of rage" is the name of dan carter's book. he has been our guest for the last two hours, as has joe reed, chairman of the alabama democratic conference as well as the executive secretary. >> associate executive secretary. >> associate executive secretary of the alabama educational and we are very happy to have joined us peggy wallace kennedy, the daughter of george wallace. we thank you all very much. we also want to thank governor robert bentley for opening up his temporary home here for us to broadcast from out front. it is a beautiful night in montgomery. it has been wonder

we're following breaking news from montgomery county. detectives surrounded an ambler apartment where two people were shot. we're live on the scene. >>> a wilmington man hears gunshots outside his home only to realize he has been hit. >>> we'll get to that in a moment, but let's head over to david murphy he is talking about rain coming in and matt pellman is in for karen rogers with traffic, good morning. >> reporter: on the big board we have thunderstorms vive passing through the -- that have been passing through the southern tier of the region. a lot of lightning out of this, it will be off the coast today. storms that form will be moving slowly. so those under it will be getting a good downpour that may last a little while. there's cloud cover around the region. some of us will get early sun. overall it will be clouds and sun and warm this afternoon and channels of a additional showers and thunderstorms. there's a flood watch late this evening, in the northern suburbs, everything north of the philadelphia. and allentown and the pocono

we are live from montgomery alabama. >> thank you very much. what appeal did governor wallace have to white ethnic, and religious groups like jews, catholics, etc., outside of the south and the urban areas? also, what did he take of senator goldwater? senator goldwater was also against the civil rights stuff. thank you very much. >> he did have a remarkable appeal to ethnic, particularly first generation, eastern europeans. he did not have the baggage of being anti-semitic and of being anti-foreign. what he found was, particularly in many urban areas of the north, was he found that the very prosperity of the 1950's and 1960's had created tension between blacks and ethnics in the working-class communities in which african-americans were finally getting jobs, finally getting housing. they're often moving in and conflicting directly with these working-class ethnic neighborhoods. >> dan carter, so much was going on in civil rights in alabama during his first tenure as governor in 1963-1967, including the bombing of the church in birmingham and the

bragg to montgomery and to be on standby. he urged birmingham citizens to accept the negotiated accord and make outside military intervention unnecessary. while smire convinced kennedy not to declare martial law, they chaffed by it represented by the federal occupation. yet civil orders had spread beyond birmingham. the initial rallies of support in los angeles and new york in april 1963 had spawned some 750 demonstrations in nearly 200 cities with the arrests of more than 15,000 protesters across the country. suddenly, a black rebellion was at hand. the kennedy administration was caught off guard. rather than the civil rights activists in birmingham, the president was more concerned with the actions of alabama's feisty governor who had pledged to stand in the schoolhouse door to stop the federal courts from desegregating state schools. kennedy feared another ole miss and focused his attentions on wallace rather than king. attorney general robert kennedy compiled the alabama notebook that documented the state's corporate ceos

stories, one person is dead after a double shooting in ambler, montgomery county.led to the forest garden apartments around midnight. a family member tells "action news" one of the victims is 54-year-old janice trunk. there's no word on the second victim or what led to the gunfire. >>> police are looking for a person in a violent act of road wage. one bullet struck a honda. the person in the honda was not hurt. >>> septa passengers will not be allowed to buy tickets on board train between 3:00 p.m. and 6:30. you have to buy passes and tickets on the flat form area. >> reporter: no big delays on i-95. just a little crowding southbound by girard, david. >> reporter: all right, matt, we're looking at a warm, muggy one in the 70s this morning and 80s this afternoon. in the afternoon in particular there's a chance of a drenching shower or thunderstorm that could produce flooding, the special concern is not northern suburbs where a flood watch is in effect because of the 4 to 6 inches. anything that dumps downpours is going to run over the roads into the creeks. >> for m

two years ago when i was in montgomery, we had 59 markers in downtown montgomery.put up these markers on the slave trade. there was tremendous resistance to that. it was by the alabama star commission. i see white families coming into and young kids stop at that sign. tryingl see the parents to move them along. it is probably the first time the family has talked about family ever -- slavery every. check this resistance and denial culture, then we can gain knowledge. it is about liberation and getting to the point that we are not so compromised and restraint. we bump into each other a lot in this country. that is going to continue until to do.the things we need it is not touchy-feely, it is just honest recovery. it is how you heal. you see it and rwanda. that society is recovering. you see it there. i'm asking this question because they want to know the answer. bryan: we said we're not going to talk about it. we're going to really be in trouble if we let these people show us. constructed an illegal world that enforced the narrative of white supremacy. people in the

three years ago when i was in montgomery, we had 59 markers in downtown montgomery.dly a word about slavery. we put up these markers on the slave trade. there was tremendous resistance to that. charlie: by the city council? bryan: the alabama historic commission, ironically. i see white families coming into town and young kids stop at that sign. you will see the parents trying to move them along. they won't and they will spend 10 or 15 minutes of their time and it is probably the first time the family has talked about slavery ever. if we can check this resistance and denial culture, then we can gain and learn a host of things. it is about liberation and getting to the point that we are not so compromised and constrained. we bump into each other a lot in this country. -- takenot create much much to create distrust. that is going to continue until we say the things we need to do. it is not touchy-feely, it is just honest recovery. it is how you heal. it is how you recover from this trauma and mass atrocity. you see it in rwanda. that society is recovering. it would not

the driver was lauren perodi montgomery. and when police made contact with her, she started driving wrecklessly and got away and were in a ford f-150 truck and may have ditched it. and police are not looking for the truck anymore. she is five years old. and three feet tall. and montgomery is 5'8" and 130 pounds and last seen wearing a ee pants. police say montgomery is a relative of the child. she may have been impaired when she was driving away as well. anna lee was wearing a glittery gray shirt and black pants when police saw her in that pick-up truck. that was at 10:15 last night. if you have seen anna lee or the woman police say took her, montgomery, call police right away. gary? >> thank you much for that. >>> 5:31. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. gary, corey, colleen with you marty joins us, too. we have a little rain last night. that was very nice. could we see a repeat, you think? >> if you have to move way south, gary, you will have to pack it up and move down south, or closer to mon month hill to see

david spunt is live outside the montgomery county courthouse with the latest on what next happens for kane. >> attorney general kathleen kane snuck out the courthouse. she was not taken into custody. she was once a rising star in the democratic party and she was endorsed by former president bill clinton. tonight she is a convicted felon. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane entered the courthouse. >> what what she did while she was the attorney jernl, the fact that she would commit criminal acts while she's the top prosecutor is a disgrace. >> reporter: montgomery county prosecutor say kane deliberately leaked information to get revenge against former state prosecutor. she did it after bad press during the week-long trial, kane never took the stand but text messages and e-mails were introduced in court. her defense team argued that the charges should be thrown out. ultimately the jurors disagreed and found kane guilty. >> over the course of time, the rulings by various courts, we've been denied the opportunity to mount a full defense, but we firmly believe that they day will co

fourr is officially over thousand's of kids, back-to-school for montgomery, howard, and charles counties in maryland. be strictlyill enforcing safety laws that include stopping for buses and not driving around them, stopping for students in crosswalks, and slowing down in school zones. district, andhool emotional challenge. some children in montgomery county are still adjusting to their new normal after the deadly explosion at the flower branch apartments. live ina gayle is silver spring, where leaders are trying to give them a b oost as they had to school. anna-lysa: girl i spoke with today has her outfit picked out, her book bag, and now she

right now the search is on for two men and a snake in montgomery county.ake a look at this rare australian python stolen from a store in east norton. >>> and two olympic athletes in south jersey will row for gold today. see how the schuylkill river was key to their preparation. >>> quarter to 5:00 this monday morning. expect sun and low humidity later today. 68 degrees right now. >>> in rio 2016, swimmer michael phelps picked up his first gold medal of the rio games. he swam a second leg of the men's relay. it was the 19th olympic gold medal of his career. staying in the pool, american katie ledecky won a medal inç e freestyle. she smashed her own record by nearly two seconds. the men's and women's rowing is today. team usa has an advantage everyone else doesn't have and that's the schuylkill river. two members of the u.s. men's eight rowing team have ties to our area. steve and stan, both say rowing on the schuylkill caz great preparation for rio. >>> beautiful river is a lot like the schuylkill expressway right next to it. it's just as crowded and bumpy

♪ >>> double shooting in montgomery county.have new information into overnight violence at an apartment complex. >>> up in flames. fire destroys a south jersey lumberyard that's been in business for decades. >>> you'll want to pay before you board. more changes for septa riders leaving philadelphia. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm pamela osborne. >> i'm katy zachry. just after 6:00 a.m. on your monday. we are starting off to a steamy monday with some parts dealing with fog and we've also issued a first alert because of storms moving through our area. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with more on that. >> the storms later today could pose aç risk for heavy downpou in those rain-soaked areas from the weekend rain. talking the pennsylvania suburbs, the lehigh valley and the poconos. a first alert in effect through this evening. the threat of thunderstorms with heavy rainfall will pose a flash flood threat for later today. right now, though, the lehigh valley just dealing w

we also know that the montgomery county district attorney office is on the scene. you can see that the apartment complex is all roped off with police tape as we are hearing that two people have been shot here. the came in sometime before midnight police and montgomery county district attorney's office again on the scene investigating, two people shot but we do not have their conditions. police on the scene tell us they cannot release any information right now they are wait to go hear back from the district attorney so again two people shot here in ambler, it is all block off as the district attorney's office continues to investigate at this point we do not know the extent of their injuries, chris. >> let's cross our fingers. thank you. >>> meantime at 5:04. this is developing out of point breeze police trying to identified a man found stabbed to death, found with multiple wound to his chest, arm lying on garrett street around 9:30 last night. detectives believed that the victim is in his 50's. police are trying to figure out what led to the five-year old being shot

because are you from montgomery. >> montgomery was the cad elf the confederacy. it was where in many ways resis tangs to ending slavery t was a place where terror was wide spread. it was the birth place of the civil rights movement. i think montgomery is a perfect place for this, because if anything, we've got to tell these stories in the spaces where they've happened. and we've got to do it in places where there is going to be some resistance. >> rose: was there any resistance to this idea in montgomery, alabama. >> we're just kind of getting public about it we're in the early days. i'm sure there will absolutely be some resistance am but those columes were all representative of thousands of people who were lynched. >> rose: how many columes. >> there is going to be 800 columes for every county in america where a lynching took place and the names of lynching victims will be engraved in each colume and you will go into this place and the floor will sink. and the come ups will ris and will you stand underneath these suspended items. >> rose: what is that? >> those

montgomery county has a long many, many students. we want to maintain and keep that and we also want to make sure that for those students who are not learning as much as they need to and struggling that we absolutely raise that level of learning for every single student so that all means all. >> and finally, and importantly, it's all what we're about here. these buses, you want to make people aware they are going to be out on the roads and there's a lot of things motorists need to look out for. >> absolutely. all the parent and people

well, bruce castor has lived in montgomery county his entire life. he served as montgomery county's district attorney from 2,000 through 2008. one of his most notable decisions was not charging bill cosby with sexual assault more than a decade ago. after he left the d.a.'s office castor spent eight years as a montgomery county commissioner before returning to private practice in january of this year. a few months later, kane appointed castor as first solicitor general of pennsylvania, making him the ag's top deputy. >>> stay which "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the kathleen kane's resignation, we will have the latest developments on is what next, at the attorney general's office on tv and all the time at cbs philly.com. >>> in campaign 2016 hillary clinton is leading donald trump here in the polls in pennsylvania but she's not taking chances. today she return to our area to make sure her supporters get out and vote in november. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in west philadelphia with the details of that appearance, a

it's still in effect for montgomery county north and eastward. but in the next couple hours a lot will go away. not many storms out there. a complex not severe running through central montgomery county. weakening as it goes eastward. it's laying down a boundary as it goes. there could be an isolated shower pop here south of the city. if you have and far between will be the weather story. as we look west, only dots herean little showers. that remains a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. it will be nothing like huge spread of storm and lightning, rain and wind like last night. the forecast calls for warm and humid weather. low of 74 to 79. there is relief in the seven-day outlook. we will share that in a few minutes. maureen: thank you, doug. new at 6:00, a beloved man lost in an instant. he was eating when a friend when a car crashed into a mcdonald's restaurant killing harold of fairfax. as richard reeve reports those who loved him are finding a way for him to live on. >> three-point line, wherever you want to -- one of the best shooters,

montgomery county is redeveloping the area around white flint mall. they are changing it to a more walkable community and now want to call it the pike district. it's located from the groves metro to the twin brooks station. chris gordon has more on the changes the pike d dining out in montgomery county. >> reporter: white flint is changing. so is rockhill pike. and in today's world of rebranding, it's now called the pike district. >> it hasn't gone away. it just has a new name. we've got all of the wonderful parts of white flint. we just have a new name. >> reporter: the pike district features new restaurants, retail and residential choices along both sides of rockville pike. >> it's all about redevelopment and investing in our community, about getting people excited about what is possible here in montgomery county. >> reporter: construction is under way for the second phase of pike and rose, which is like a little city in the suburbs. >> in 2017, we'll be adding great new retailers and entertainment venues and our condominiums. >> reporter: the pike

it's moving eastward through western texas of montgomery county -- western section of montgomery county. through the evening the action is the storm to the west with the area impacted in purcellville. leesburg at 5:2. sterling at 5:26. 5:41 it look like it's heading through sugarland run again. until 5:15 the severe warning. temperatures is still holding at 96. but it appears this is the last really hot day. we talk about more humidity and heat ahead. the weekend forecast in a few minutes. thanks. you can stay connected connecteh the stormwatch7 team anytime at wjla.com or through the stormwatch7 or twitter feeds. you can download the stormwatch7 app for your phone or tablet. you will get texted anytime there is a watch or warning that is issued. alison: a big story in the district today. he is has been the face of d.c. police department for the last ten years. but today, chief cathy lanier announced she is calling it a career in favor of protecting football fans and players. we have team coverage of her bage nouncement tonight starting with stephen tschida -- her big announcement tonig

david spunt is live outside the montgomery county courthouse with the latest on what next happens for kane. >> attorney general kathleen kane snuck out the courthouse. she was not taken into custody. she was once a rising star in the democratic party and she was endorsed by former president bill clinton. tonight she is a convicted felon. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane entered the courthouse. >> what what she did while she was the attorney jernl, the fact that she would commit criminal acts while she's the top prosecutor is a disgrace. >> reporter: montgomery county prosecutor say kane deliberately leaked information to get revenge against former state prosecutor. she did it after bad press during the week-long trial, kane never took the stand but text messages and e-mails were introduced in court. her defense team argued that the charges should be thrown out. ultimately the jurors disagreed and found kane guilty. >> over the course of time, the rulings by various courts, we've been denied the opportunity to mount a full defense, but we firmly believe that they day will co

we're live in clarksburg in montgomery county.ck ward, back to you. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. microsoft is making it easier to report hate speech. the site is similar to the one microsoft created to report terrorists posts. this one focuses on content that advocates violence. since the site can be abused, it's also built another site where you can submit a request to reinstate contend. with your business reporter, i'm land con dowdy. >>> here are 4 things to know this monday morning. chaos at the los angeles international airport after someone said they heard gunshots. police gave midnight but dozens of flights were delayed. >>> a new year of the head start program at prince george's county starts today after losing millions in federal funding. the county executive will welcome students this morning. >>> a public meeting about a drainage project to prevent flooding near the cleveland station has been postponed. >>> san francisco 49ers quarterback kaepernick is to sit during the national anthem again

the largest number of them heading to classes in montgomery county today.they will have to catch the bus. derrick ward live at the bus depot where the drivers, a few of them have come in and getting ready to roll out. >> indeed they are. they have already started the roll out. this is the first day of the school year and what that means is places like this all over the county are going to be bee hives of activity. now, this is another year with growth if the student population in montgomery county and that makes these buses that much more important. they have got a fleet of more than 1,200 buses and they transport more than 100,000 students every day. now, tse that is equivalent of 4 times around the equator every day and that tells you how important this fleet is and how important safety is as well. last week official rolled out some of the new safety features on these buses. cameras inside and out. outside to actually catch drivers who may ignore those flashing stop signs and other things that are telling you not to pass these buses for the kids' safety a

there is an impact on shopping and dining out in montgomery county. chris? reporter: well, angie, it will change the way you look at where you dine out or go shopping and it may take time to get used to the new name. white flint is changing. so is rockville pike. in this world of rebranding, new things get new names and it's called the pipe district. >> it has a new name. we've got all of the wonderful parts of white flint and we have a new name. >> reporter: the pike district features new restaurants and retail along both sides. >> it's all about redevelopment and investing in our comni what is possible here. >> reporter: construction is under way for the second phase of pike and rose, a little city in the suburbs. >> in 2017, we'll add great new retailers and entertainment venues as well as condominiums. >> reporter: it offers residents a way to avoid traffic. >> the pike district creates nice communities and you'll have more equal living and working here. >> reporter: but branding present as challenge. where is the pike district? >> where is the pike dist

annie mccormick has more in montgomery county. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, even though this happened hours agate remains an active crime scene. forensic unit is still here, police are guarding the entrance to the apartment complex. we have seen investigators walking in and out of that building. this is video from the scene. we are told that the double shooting took place around midnight inside an apartment in the 100 block of forest avenue at the frost gardens apartment complex. now, when investigators arrived they focused on the second floor apartment. since the shooting curled they have remained on the scene and -- occurred they have remained on the scene and roped off the complex of forest garden apartments. back out here live you can see the officer placed in front of that buildings. the second floor of that building where appears it happened around midnight. moments ago we were here as police officers and detectives in the montgomery county district attorney's office was watching a vehicle that was

you can see several montgomery police, montgomery county police, fire and recuse lining the street outside of the home. they got a report of assault at the house. when arrived they found man in 20s ed in the home suffering from a gunshot wound to upper body. that man was rushed to a local hospital where he died. police are on scene conducting an investigation and intervie interviewing witnesses and at this point they cannot confirm a motive and we don't know much about the victim in the case but they believe the victim and suspects did know each other. that's what we know now. we'll of course bring you the latest once we know more. live in burtonville, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> new this morning we're getting a first look at training video for teachers used by anne arrundel county schools on how to accommodate transgender sglunts the video ininstruct teachers what to do in certain cir may face. one situation include overnight field trips in 43 minute video uploaded by school district earlier this month school officials instruct teachers from biologically born male that identifi

he's the montgomery county -- in montgomery county prison bail set at $1 million cash. he was arrested here at his roxborough apartment residence. he faces nearly three dozen charges of sex trafficking prostitution and involuntary servitude. two of his alleged victims detectives say were found in his apartment. the d.a. says bruce cash steele ran a sophisticated operation that stretched across the five county philadelphia region from essington to delaware county near the airport, all the way to king of prussia horsham and plymouth meeting in montgomery county. on out to chester and bucks counties and into philadelphia. steele allegedly used local hotels as rendezvous locations to place drug add directed women recruitd from philadelphia jails and the streets of kensington. detectives say he was keeping at least seven women in sexual slavery through violence and providing them with heroin. >> women were being arrested in some of these hotels for engaging in illegal activity and his name seemed to keep coming up plus he was also involved in bailing -- bailing women out of

we begin 10:00 in montgomery county tonight. take a look at this from earlier today.ice say a drunk driver plowed into a maryland state trooper car as that trooper was conducting a traffic stop. this was on i 270 montrose road and a driver failing to move over for emergency responders. and "fox5" lindsay watts is live with more on this problem and a closer look at the damage. lindsay. >> matt, luckily the trooper was not inside the car at the time of the crash and he was out with the driver who he had initially pulled over. you can see this damage where the alleged drunk driver slammed into the side of this car and took out the back tire and this is not the only squad car on the lotam exact same way. >> reporter: you make contact with someone you don't know what is in the vehicle and harm it can do you as well and we have to worry about on coming traffic as well and you don't know whether you could be struck. >> possibility of scenes like this are a concern for all first responders and especially maryland state patrol after what happened lately. this dui crash early s

charles, calvert, montgomery, howard, page county, all with school today.m andres 75 to 77, sticky. look at it out there right now. 68.feels like today's not going to be a terrible day in terms of humidity, but the one thing we will have to deal with his code orange air quality. if you have asthma, heart and lung issues, try to limit your time outdoors today. and west there could be an isolated shower. upper 80's by lunchtime, 89 degrees during the evening. we will get that change and we will feel it midweek. look at this, the weekend, julie, looking pretty nice right now. weekend.uch cooler also looking dry and cool. julie: a crash occurred overnight back in the 2:00 hour on the outer loop of the capital beltway past gallows road. you will find all traffic being diverted this investigation again is on the outer loop and is causing rubbernecking on the inner loop. the traffic watch forecast looks like it could be a 22 minute ride headed north. d.c. police tweeting up this along constitution with some traffic able to get by at the scene. trying to get throug

he served montgomery county as their district attorney. as a republican many years ago.ow, he has issued a press release for a press availability at 1 o'clock today at the attorney general's office in harrisburg. not clear what announcement will be made. now, per law, kane does not have to resign until she is sentenced. that sentencing is scheduled for 90 days from now. for now reporting live in norristown, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." matt back to you. >> let's see what happens in harrisburg this afternoon. thanks annie. >>> hillary clinton is making a stop in philadelphia today. the democratic nominee will visit west philadelphia high school and urge voters to register before the october 11th deadline. clinton will also attend the opening of a new coordinated campaign officers on south 52nd street. she campaigned in scranton with vice president joe biden yesterday. a republican presidential nominee has not won pennsylvania since 1988. yet, there remains among the most contested battleground states. republican nominee donald trump will speak to private donors

the west nile virus was shot in montgomery county. health officials are urging residents to get rid of standing water and to use bug repellent. >>> we are off to a comfortable start this morning and the sun will warm things up pretty soon. chuck is tracking how to dress your kids as they head to a bus stop. >> a new name and new brand for montgomery county. the plan to transform an area. >>> keep sharing those first days of school for us. this is wendy's daughter with her first day of squuuuack, let's feed him let's feto the sharks!sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. >>> all morning long we're getting you ready for back to school. the s

this is a look at the woman accused of taking her, lauren perotti-montgomery. right no anything about their relationship. fort collins police issued this amber alert about 10:15 last night when they say lauren perotti-montgomery drove away erratically from police. the truck looks like this, with tempooary tag 546984p. it was last spotted at the intersection of prospect and 10:00 last night. new see them, call 911 immediately. >>> it's definitely been a busy morning. this man is now under arrest after holing himself up inside a hotel in loveland. he was wanted on three outstanding warrants. deputies say they responded to the budget host motel last night after someone called about a restraining order violation. when they arrived, the victim was gone but the man was still out. eventually the swat team used a pepper ball to get him to surrender. >>> this is a look at the scene, about an hour ago at i- 25 and 120th. there is a vehicle pulled over with all these police officers. denver7's daryl orr is live near 120th now with what happened. daryl. >> reporter: actual

perotti- montgomery is five-feet eight-- 130 pounds. she was wearing a green shirt and brown capri pants. the two were in a white ford f-150 pick-up. but police say-- they're not looking for that truck, anymore. take a good lo photos. if you've seen either of the suspect... or the child... call police. a 7 year old girl died last night after being pulled from an apartment complex swimming pool. deputies from the arapahoe county sheriff's office responded to an apartment near parker road and east florida avenue. they pulled a 7- year-old girl from the pool and started c-p-r. it was not clear how she got in the water -- or how long she was there. the child was taken to a local hospital, pronounced dead. if you're in rio, if you know someone who is -- there might be some trouble when it comes to catching a cab this morning. taxi drivers are planning a strike today. they're protesting against the use of uber -- especially in and around the olympic park are. the u-s consulate warned visitors that organizers plan to close avenues around the o

montgomery county district attorney's forensic unit is on the scene. again, detectives have been wandering around this property going in and out of the building after two people were shot last night. we were told they are waiting to release any information, until they talk to the district attorney await ago this information a at this hour, mike. >> my goodness. 6:04 now. thanks, jenny. >>> now developing in point breeze police are trying to identified a man found stabbed to death. he was found with multiple wound to the chest and arms lying on garrett street around 9:30 last night. detectives believe the victim is in his 50's but that is all of the information they are releasing at this time. >>> police are trying to figure out what led to the five-year old being shot in german continue last night. it happened on 1300 block of rittenhouse street. police say boy was extently shot in the hand and then taken to the hospital. he was listed in stable condition and a gun was recovered at the scene. >>> we have road rage here, search is on for a driver accuse

she will report back to court in montgomery county october 24th to learn of her sentence. jessica and nicole, she could face at least seven years behind bars, for her conviction. also, a possible fine, reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kathleen kane's conviction is now a major issue in the presidential race, and battle for pennsylvania. democratic nominee hillary clinton is back in our area rallying supporters. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in west philadelphia with the details on that appearance, alexandria? >> reporter: this rally focused on voter registration but just as hillary clinton was talking about her opponent donald trump he was talking about her as well and her family's relationship with kathleen kane. republican nominee donald trump responded to resignation of the kathleen kane, by tying the now former pennsylvania attorney general to both hillary and bill clinton, kane is seen here with former president in 2012. in a statement trump said in part it is unsurprising that yet another clinton insider has chosen to li

>> we are joined here in the governor's mansion -- in front of the governor country mansion in montgomery, alabama -- two miles south of downtown buggery -- dan t. carter, the author of "george wallace -- the politics of rage." >> in the 20th century lost a conservative and i cannot think of anyone more than influential, not so much in creating ideas, but in showing there was a tremendous amount of support in the country for what was at that time the new conservatism that ultimately evolved. >> what is the new conservatism? >> it meant more lost over the years, but in the early stages it was very closely went with the activism of the federal government and, particularly, the flashpoint of the civil rights movement. that is where george wallace got his start, but it was something that was far broader than simply what was happening in the south. >> george wallace was first elected governor of alabama in 1962. where did he come from? >> one of the most politically active counties and areas of alabama. there was not much to do except get involved in politics, so that is what george wallace di

. >> police in fort collins are trying to track down this woman, lauren perotti- montgomery. they say she took the little girl in the picture next to her, annalee keller, last night. >> they took off in a white ford pickup truck temporary tags, 546984p. the truck was last spotted near prospect and ward county road 80. >> if you know anything about where they may be ll 911. >>> more news breaking overnight, a fire does serious damage to this home in littleton not far from littleton boulevard and broadway. witnesses reported multiple explosions coming from the house. we spotted a truck with smashed home. firefighters won't say if the fire had anything to do with the broken glass. plenty of neighbors crowded around the scene. fire crews are investigated. >>> a 6-hour standoff shut down parts of a neighborhood in loveland, frontage road and colorado road 16 at a budget host motel. the man wouldn't talk to officers for a long time, but eventually they shot pepper balls into the room out. he's been booked on several charges. >>> do youuremember this huge hail storm? >> it happened

they could hold together as it moves through montgomery, bucks county and delaware county. this is by 6:00 this morning weakening moving over i-95. just a few light showers possible. it is through the area by 9:00. then we're done with the rain. things will clear out. humidity will start to tropical later today. a few showers developing off the coast as that cooler air comes in and dryer air from the north. mid 07's right now heading for 90's. we could touch 90. that could be another heat wave with the question hashing. it looks like it will be three days at least but we're right about 90 for a high temperature. net is that humidity is high today but we are seeing a little break for tomorrow. bit more humid. a few early showers. that heat wave today even though humidity drops tomorrow. watching tropics, gaston is out in the ocean but over caribbean watching a storm that could impact part of the golden states and maybe near florida over the next five days. we are keeping a close eye as that continues to develop. there are the 90's, one, two, three, then 89 monday. tuesday we

and they have arrested the woman you see in the other pi montgomery. they arrested her and the little girl is safe this morning. the amber alert canceled. >>> a kentucky inmate meeting his baby son for the first time thanks to a judge. james roder and his wife are both codefendants in a burglary case. the judge ordered them not to have contact with each other and during that time she gave birth to a baby boy, which james missed. >> your baby is a month old and you haven't met that baby yet, is that right? >> almost like being there when he was being delivered. i kind of cried a little bit. >> when the judge found out he had not met his newborn yet, she knew she had to make it happen and she did. >>> a u.s. government official says the fbi and justice department officials met several months ago to discuss opening a public corruption case into the clinton foundation. three fbi field offices wanted the investigation to move forward. but the department of justice turned down the request to look into it. the fbi is interested in potential of a criminal conf

and into bucks and montgomery county, a little rainfall. these scattered showers that are here this morning won't be with us all day. in fact, we'll get a break from tleez showers and get some sunshine and temperatures will be warming into the 80s. right now heavier showers just past douglas heading towards hatfield this morning and just north of buckingham. but those are moderate showers. no heavy rainfall there. and not expecting to see much in the way of that. just an isolated shower or possibly a thunderstorm this morning. but most of the area is just going to see clouds. 74 degrees to start with. those clouds will be with us this morning. but look at the sunshine breaking through this afternoon. and 80s later today. with a little bit of a breeze in the northwest for the suburbs. as damp and muggy as it is, the humidity will be dropping as the day goes on. 72 right now in the suburbs. lotss of clouds to start with but we'll get partly sunny skies this afternoon. 85 degrees at 4:00 in the suburbs. and the lehigh valley will see breaks. a

. >> we are back live in montgomery, alabama. this is a live picture of the governor's mansion, two miles south of downtown montgomery. dan carper, how is it that george wallace got 10 million votes and 46 electoral votes? >> all the states he won were in the deep south. to him, that was a disappointment. he had hoped to break into some of the border states. it was close in a number of them -- north carolina and virginia, and particularly tennessee. he was within striking distance. although he was disappointed, it was an extraordinary showing. no political third-party candidate since strom thurmond in 1948 had even carried enough votes in a state to take the electoral vote. he saw it as a strategy that did not succeed, but one that was sound, i think, in 1968. >> we want to get you involved in this program on "the contenders." 202-737-0001 for those in the east and the central time zone. 202-737-0002 for the mountain and pacific time zone. "the ceek on the contender ontenders" we talked about here humphrey and the vietnam war. ca

. >> rose: why montgomery? montgomery was the cradle of the confederacy.s where, in many ways, resistance to ending slavery, it was a place where terror was widespread. it was the birth place to have the civil rights movement. i think montgomery is a perfect place for this because if anything we've got to tell these stories in the spaces where they've happened and do it in places where there's going to be some resistance. >> rose: was that any resistance to this idea in montgomery, alabama? >> we're just kind of getting public about it. so we're in the early days of that. i'm sure there will absolutely be some resistance, but those columbus are all representative of thousands of people who were lynched. >> rose: how many columns? 800 columns for every county in america where lynchings took place and the the names of victims will be engraved on each column. you will go into this place and the floor will sink and the columns will rise and you will stand underneath these suspended items. >> rose: natalie portman is making her directorial debut in "a tale of l