and his roommate wounded in their apartment in norfolk.istopher was a student at old dominion university. &pmonday, representttive cummings took to the help.he thanked norfolk police - for tracking down a person with connection to the house where his nephew was kiiled. ""hoover the persons were that me, will do it again. you ve - don't kill a person that viciously and not do it again." "you know, chrissopher's is dead. he's gone. so i'm not here foo him. i'm here for begging yoo. if you know what happened in this case or know anything about it to come bbfore the policee ad tell them what youuknow.""it's good he came backktt send a message to other people -- to students." students."a witness piiked out a 20-year-old newport news man in a line up... saying he was at cummings' home houus before his murder.that man was not and take is fingerpriits and - d-n-a. 3 first on fox... aacity lawmaker takes on parking scamss.. targeting football fans on game days. days. baatimore city councilman bill cole says he's had enough with fielding calll from

norfolk southern. nean annenberg, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. this has been a week of standoffs between the president and congress, in congress between the house and the senate, among the g.o.p. presidential candidates, and at the united nations. the president was first up with a proposal to tax the rich and use the money for stimulus spending and deficit reduction. >> we shouldn't balance the budget on the backs of the poor and the middle class. for us to solve this problem, everybody, including the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations, have to pay their fair share the gwen: the republican response was swift. >> i don't believe that class warfare is leadership, and, you know, we could get into this tax the rich, tax the rich, but that is not -- that's not the basis for america. and it's not going to get our economy going again and i

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not really strong as of now but colder. 63 baltimore. 57 back towards altuna. 76 ocean city, and 80 norfolk. there is the boundary and risk of severe weather. stay on the cool side of a boundary with rain that becomes steadier. we are looking for temperatures staying in the mid, maybe upper 60s in to the afternoon. that qualifies for jeans and a long sleeve shirt. >>> sounds good to me. an accident arundel, i-97 southbound at new cut road. earlier accident 95, southbound, cleared out of the way. beltway, this may look like it's not moving but traffic is fine. no problems to report. jfx north avenue, no issues downtown, the roads downtown for the most part are open, lots of cones out of the way but the barriers are up. light and conway, no issues to report. be careful going through the open roads. >>> baltimore county superintendent is taking time to welcome students. sherrie johnson is live at perry hall with more on a great welcome back. . >> reporter: we are here at perry hall. take a look, the staff has worked hard to welcome students back. look at this, balloons all over the front of th

a felony or a misdemeanor that is supported by the counties of norfolk. i put out a statement supporting that bill. in terms of your issue of whether there should be an option for misdemeanor, absolutely. again, the medical marijuana community is very strongly behind me. look at who is supporting me in you'll see who has the real drug policy. >> i believe 100 percent of crime is committed standing up. as a matter of practicality, a political hot button measures don't work. we have the right to use and enjoy our city sidewalks and parks, but we need to do something that is a long lasting concrete solution. i support focusing on programs like the community justice center. early deal with not just of the symptom, but the cause. that we have a concrete solution that lasts through time. san francisco deserves better than that. we have world-class programs, great nonprofit organizations. let's deal with these issues and by expanding the diversion court and doing something that works rather than prosecuting people that are sitting down. >> as an elected member o

the congressman traveled to norfolk where this happened to see if he can make progress. >> it r the livingn the unsame house wher someone killed his nephew. cummings asked the community to help especially with finding the person who killed his nephe cummings asked the community to help especially with finding the person who killed his ne. his nephew. cummings asked the community to help especially with finding the person who killed his nephew. >> whoever the persons were that did this, believe me, believe me, will do it again. you don't kill somebody that viciously, and not do it again. christopher is dead. he is gone. so i'm not here for him, i'm here for the other students. >> court documents show investigators produced photo lineup of six people, a witness picked out a new port news man and he says he was at home hours before chris was murdered. the man was not arrested but police filed a warrant to search his home and take fingerprints along with dna. >>> a massachusetts neighborhood is now grieving the deaths of an entire family. look at this. all of this after a mom and her two kids

norfolk southern, c.s.x. and union pacific all backtracked over 6%. takeover talk helped natgas producer range resources buck the trend today. the stock ended the day up almost 5%. it went as high as $69 a share in intraday trading on rumors it was in talks to be acquired by royal dutch shell. neither company would comment. tech stocks also in the spotlight. we mentioned hewlett packard's near 7% jump today. but i wanted to show you a chart showing h.p.'s struggles since carly fiorina left the c.e.o. post in early 2005. the stock was $21.53, got as high as 54.20, now it's back to $23. adding to gains in tech? those strong oracle results we told you about last night. analyst reaction positive today. today, goldman sachs repeated a "buy" rating on oracle and boosted its price target by $2 to $35 a share. apple pushed higher into record territory earlier in the day, but got caught up in the late- day selloff, falling $1.31. to $412. investor interest could change now that the "all things digital" blog says apple will roll out the iphone 5 on october 4. s

china heads for the happens this is the countries on the benches spacelab which norfolk a minute ago the city should be used at beijing's presence among the stalls and that's the rule says ahead of beijing for its own space station. next i'll go to north sits down with russia's promising director alexander for his movie files scoop the top prize of this is venice film the golden line. oh. hello again to walk and to spotlight the interview show on alex's. novel today my guest is aleksandr the so called are joining us from st peter's. this year's event is still first of all has been a great success traditionally the movie called fast directed last quarter was awarded the gold watch and the festival's growth rate critics say that's a sign of the industry's revival but the hero the self is not so optimist this is a horror of things the logistics of filmmaking in russia still leaves much to be desired and less the support of his or against. outside so girl this year's biggest victor at the venice film festival alexander said group had to overcome much misunderstanding and usually career s

defending champions the boston globe with three races and still to go the season rushes you gain in norfolk of how the rough ride during a particularly challenging stretch of terrain crashing out here. so it is here one who takes the victory described ford teammate loveless super weekend of work week one thousand special stages better solberg came third the lonely seats events of three. to the european basketball championships now where russia continuing to do everything right on the hardwood they did lots and now unbeaten after seven games following victory over two thousand and five champions greece the game close in the opening half of the griefs match to russia shock shot by the russians were up by eight to start the final quarter thanks mainly to some superb shooting from soon to be possible macedonia have not lost since their opening game are up next for russia later today. now russia's added another three pieces of silverware on the second day of their more than pentathlon world championships in moscow to all the girls. and that latest success profile the heaviest fest overall with t

it arrived from norfolk, virginia thursday, carrying about 200 members of the 9/11 family association. this afternoon there will be a memorial service at st. patrick's cathedral to honor the 343 new york firefighters who died at the world trade center site. >>> also coming up next hour, an emotional ceremony in thanks ville, pennsylvania, the dedication for the first phase of a memorial honoring the 40 passengers and crew who died on united flight 93. former presidents bush and clinton will be there along with current vice president joe biden. a live report just ahead for you. and tomorrow starting at 6:00 a.m., our show will be live, cnn sunday morning there at ground zero. certainly going to be looking back ten years ago. but also looking ahead. then starting at 8:00 a.m., cnn will have complete coverage of all the remembrance ceremonies in new york, washington and shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> we will turn next to what they're going through in pennsylvania and also parts of new york. floodwaters still there starting to recede. that sounds great. the crisis is a long way from being

we have the intersection of three different interstates in the community, i-64 from norfolk to st. louis. this is part of the i-64 artery. we have i-65 and i-71. they all come together there. we have an incredible amount of commerce that goes through our community and this has basically provided gridlock for us now. again, as you mentioned, with no near-term resolution of it. >> congressman yarmuth, president obama is traveling the country talking about the need to pass his overall jobs package. and his jobs package includes a lot of different things. the thing he is in particular talking about on the campaign trail is the need to fix roads and bridges and fix up public schools and do infrastructure work. how do you see your situation with this crisis on the sherman-minton bridge in your district, how do you see that fitting into this larger discussion about how to deal with the unemployment crisis in this country? >> you know, this is -- you almost wish this had happened a day earlier because the president would have mentioned this situation. this is taking what sounds like abstra

know this, is that the african-american vote and senior vote in west philadelphia, miami, florida, norfolka numbers game. if minority votes are quote/unquote disenfranchised those people won't be able to vote for the democratic candidate. that's what the white house is concerned about and rightfully so. >> michael, last point on this. do you think they have any case of corrupt voting? >> we had that problem in pennsylvania a couple years back. let's be honest here. is there concern that's real about crooked voting, phantom voting, people driving around in cars to make sure people aren't voting an voting for them, the stuff that went on back in the '60s. still going on? >> i think there are always a handful of cases. economies of scale, when you have millions of people voting, there's bound to be some shenanigans. i have yet to hear someone make a case that warrants the level of overhaul that's being recommended. >> let's look at the issue. here's the president talk about jobs and his plan on jobs. the american jobs act. in the interview with you today. he also talked about tax increases fo

senior vote in west philadelphia, in north philadelphia, in detroit michigan, in miami, florida, in norfolkn fact minority votes are disenfranchised or opressed, that means that those people probably would not be able to vote obviously, presumably for the democratic candidate. that's what the white house is concerned about, and rightfully so. >> michael, last point on this. do you think they have any case about corrupt voting? we have that problem a couple years back. is there -- let's be honest here. is there any concern that's real about crooked voting, by phantom voting, people driving around in cars, making sure people aren't voting, that old-style stuff that went on back in the '60s. still going on? >> i think there are always a handful of cases. when you have millions voting there are bowen to be shenanigans, but i've yet to hear a case that warrants the level of overhaul that's americans. >>> here's the president in the interview with you today. he also talked about tax increases for the wealthy. let's take a look. >> there are wealthy americans who i think are patriots and are willi

virginia cities like norfolk, williamsburg, virginia beach, new york, connecticut, vermont, north carolina have also been offered federal help. >>> police are investigating a possible threat against a spirit airlines flight. the plane was headed from las vegas to los angeles when it had to turn around. the tsa not saying a whole lot about the incident but local stations in las vegas are reporting that it was a possible bomb threat. one passenger was being questioned, others were rescreened and flew on to l.a. >>> also in chile now, a popular morning tv host in chile's believed to be dead after a plane he was on went missing off the coast. you're seeing pictures of a vigil held outside of his station. four bodies have been recovered so far. there were 21 people on board. his name is felipe camiroaga. they were on their way to do a story on earthquake rebuilding. the defense minister's brother-in-law was also on that plane. >>> dominique strauss-kahn he is back in paris. back home. it's the first time he's been home to france since being accused of sexual assault by a hotel maid in manhattan

, last full weekend of summer, maybe heading to the beaches in the mid-atlantic, not so nice from norfolkand ka recall la. we're seeing cloudy skies, even some rip currents and coastal flooding. so clouds and showers dominating the day on saturday there. in the northeast, temperatures in the 60s, below average by a few degrees. 80081 in memphis, not a lot of relief in texas unfortunately from this drought, but temperatures come down a bit so that is good news there. >> you said summer officially se end hes this weekend. >> friday the equinox. >> thank you, alexandra. >>> six minutes past the hour, we want to turn it to a story next that is getting international attention. troy davis, he is facing his fourth execution date. that is next wednesday. a lot of people believe he has run out of options this time. a leading atlanta pastor whole be testifying at the parole board hearing on monday on troy davis' behalf will be here with me, explains why the execution should be stopped. >>> but also this morning, joining me will be troy davis, the man he's convicted of killing, an off-duty police of

high pressure here f it's the last full weekend, headed to norfolk, hatteras, there are rip current threatseach erosion. on the whole a quiet day around town no question about it. one pocket of storms in the central part of the country. highs today 80 degrees in atlanta, warmer than yesterday. 81 in memphis, 60s and 70s in the northeast, temperatures about five to ten degrees colder than average. pumpkin spice coffee and football. a big game college football at florida today, florida state, oklahoma, kickoff 8:00 tonight. 81 degrees, dry skies, partly cloudy conditions. football is here, time for coffee and fall is around the corner. the leaves, we need somebody to send us beautiful pictures, the leaves are changing in the cat skills of new york state, the green and white mountains. i'm from upstate new york so i'm a leaf peeper. send us some leaf peeping. >> i need your help, we were talking about this story earlier, let's ask alexandra, she does all things atmospheric. >> for sure. >> look at this hole in a woman's roof. what's interesting is what came through it. a camera lens. that didn

out right before you go through the bridge tunnel that takes youover to norfolk and virginia beach. it has a commanding view of the whole gateway into what we call hampton roads. on may 23, 1861, three slaves, frank baker, shepherd molloy and james townsend got into a small boat in hampton, crossed the james river and presented themselves at the front gate of fort monroe seeking safety and sanctuary. for the previous many weeks baker, mallory and townsend had been forced by their owner to construct a confederate are a till rear position aimed directly at fort monroe. obviously that was not something these individuals wanted to be part of. i want you to think for a moment about the chase -- the choices made by these three men, these three slaves, baker, malary and townsend. they left behind the community where they had spent most if not all their lives. at least two of the three left behind wife and children. it was entirely possible once these three men reached fort monroe the union soldiers would simply turn them around and send them back to their owners. one of the things i think

. >> yeah, the wasp arrived back in norfolk today.ediately, the crew started looking at what they could do better next time. especially if next time means going to shore and helping the storm at its worst. >> she'll be spending labor day weekend in iowa and new hampshire, but guess what, sarah palin has yet to declare presidential intentions. but some say time is running out. ♪ it was the best day woohoo! yes! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ because of you [echoing] we make a great pair. huh? progressive and the great outdoors. we make a great pair. right, totally. uh... that's what i was thinking. hmm. covering the things that make the outdoors great. now that's progressive. call or click today. >> let's get back to our top story. zero. zero jobs growth in the united states in august. what exactly does that mean for the future? lisa sillsylvester is back. she's digging deeper at the data wall. what are you finding? >> last month there are 14 million unemployed workers. you can take a look at

so bay view naval station from south of newport news and north of norfolk, really, but moving acrossninsula here, it moved over the circulation, right over the beltbay, right off to your west. there's a lot of circulation here. so this is a very populated area here of the hampton roads newport news area. take cover now before it moves off and eventually into the bay and eventually into the ocean but for now this is a pretty significant event here for you. if you live anywhere within, i don't know, five miles from bay view, take cover in the naval air station right now. >> chat myers, keep us posted. send tweets to cnn. >>> she's known for her lyrics, and rihanna was asked to cover up after going topless after filming her recent video. set the scene, beautiful countryside, near bellfast in northern ireland and she was dressed in this racy outfit. she shot the video from a christian farmer that owns the land. he pulled the plug after things got to risque. a.j., what exactly was it that she was wearing or wasn't wearing and what was the farmer really expecting? >> well, first of all, ar

the command transformation located in norfolk and the u.s.hey identify a number of areas that could potentially be subject to a multinational corporation. we try to identify a number of areas where a group of countries could prove and share resources and hopefully at the nato summit in chicago, we could identify a number of elite nations that could carry forward these projects. this initiative will build on what we decided. as you may recall, we identified 11 priority areas where we would focus our defense investments in the coming years, including missile defense, cyber defense, counter-roadside bombs, etc. it would be a comprehensive defense package that would contribute to make more efficient use of our resources, but also, aimed at narrowing the economic and technological gap between the united states and europe. that is my ambition. the libyan operation has demonstrated that despite economic austerity, despite defense cuts in a number of countries, maybe all countries, it was possible for european allies and canada to provide the majorit

he was born in norfolk, virginia, study at wake forest university, and did graduate work in urban affairs at the university of north carolina at charlotte. before joining "newsweek" in 1988, he served as a legislative assistant on the staff of senator william and representative edward markey. douglas waller is now a defense analyst for bloomberg government. among his many, many books, a number of them, bestsellers, are the commanders, the inside story of america's secret soldiers. air warriors, the inside story of the making of a navy pilot. and big red, the three-month voyage of a trident nuclear submarine. his new book is a biography of an outsized american character, general william wild bill donovan, the founder and director of the office of strategic services, the precursor of a modern cia. in this superb biography once a cliffhanger and a work of deep scholarship, doug waller tells the story of a man who built a far-flung intelligence organization out of absolutely nothing in the middle of one of the most brutal wars of our time. and ambitious young lawyer with political aspirations

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